. >> megan is here, actually, a new megan. president olague: i can't recognize her. >> megan wall is taking over and will work to get relief with a new person. president olague: we worked a lot during the eastern neighborhoods process and to w the impact assessment and hdmt obviously is part of that. and so i wou next hear iing and it might lengthen the hearing to have you guys actually make a presentation about it. and i don't know if it should be as part of the open -- well, it should be as part of this. >> that is what i have proposed is she come and they are updating the hdmt this summer and so we're going to work over that and see how that might, as i mentioned, jennifer, the previous person, was that staff person who submitted comments on the rose and those are all here and they have been involved but we want to reconnect. president olague: that could be great. >> that is next time. she will present on what we come up with over the next few weeks. president olague: good, great. and at some point we want to invite a status

radio host mike gallagher recently went after new mom and fox news anchor megan kelly. leave, right?ill on maternity >> yeah. what do you mean? you're complaining? she's bonding with her baby. >> what a racket that is. >> what is it about getting pregnant and carrying a baby nine months that you don't think deserves a few months off so bonding and recovery can take place, huh? >> reporter: studies show moms are so fearful of the backlash they've cut their maternity leave short. >> the longer that i'm away with work, the more i'm worried they're going to discover, hey, maybe we don't need her. >> reporter: but owens says companies that don't value families are hurting more than just the moms in the office. >> working dads, people who want to run a marathon, people with elder care. it's everybody. the vanguard, but it's everyone. >> reporter: even if the law doesn't require it, maybe shockholders should be forward-thinking. studies show fortune 500 companies with the best records of putting women in executive positions are on average, diane, 40% more profitable. >> 40% more profitable.

two to 4:00 news, that's megan kelly.weird thing that i now have this information i don't want in my head. [ laughter ] just think of it as a party trick, right. somebody walks up to you at a party and says, "megyn kelly." and you go, "i got that one." >> yeah. >> that'' exactly it. okay, let me ask you about what i think is the most famous thing that you've done, although everything you've done on the air in my opinion has been really great. the michael steele stuff for at least aaperiod of time was your big thing, right? >> it was, it was a tting. >> it was a thing. >> it was, it was a thing. >> was that youu idea? no.3 thht had started prior to us getting the puppet. jon had been making the joke about michael steele that he looked like thh muppet who keeps sending his soup back at grover's restaurrnt. and so it had staated at that and we would show that clip. >> right. >> and tten i think what happened was myself and another writer, elliott kalan, one day foond out that fao schwartz,,their offices -- their store isn't

news. this year megan fox plans on losing more than her role in the transformers franchise.than a year and a half on a vegan diet, she quits because she wants to pack on some pounds. she's also removing a marilyn monroe tattoo due to its negative energy. >>> will and jada were reported splitting, and then the couple released a statement saying we are still together, and our marriage is intact. a rep for pinkett smith threw some gas on the fire by denying rumors of an affair between pinkett smith and mark anthony. now anyone who hasn't heard the rumor has. >>> and 85-year-old tony bennett will perform at video music awards for the first time since 1993 in a tribute to his friend amy winehouse. >>> finally, you knew it had to happen sooner or later. lady gaga is visiting springfield. the simpsons episode lisa goes gaga airs next spring. she has the marge thing already going on. >> already a character herself, so it works in well. >> and i have a feeling that there's going to be like a cartoon version of the meat dress. that's got to be in there shr. >> there's a lot to pull fr

megan! we are going to widen your doors. and we are going to give you new floors.ng to do a whole lot more. and it's going to be great. >> i just want to say thank you. >> you're a proud person. and you have done a lot on your own. and you didn't ask for this. were there moments you were just uncomfortable with this whole idea? >> yes. because it's hard to get so much and we felt like we weren't giving back any. >> sometimes you have to just surrender. >> right. and we did. it was hard, but we did. >> i know today that so many people are struggling. i know that many people can't afford gasoline, can't afford food, things are tough. so today in very tough, challenging times, i'm looking for a hero. are you out there? are you willing to join? >> the applause notwithstanding, jim knows it's one thing to show up for a ceremony, but how many will actually show up for work. he's about to find out. jim and neil ask karen and the kids not to come by the house until the renovation is done. as the family moves into the hotel, the first volunteers arrive on site. >> we're und

new york, established 1824. briefly a boom town for hemlock trees used in leather processing. there were 300 occupied homes here. now that's anyone's guess how many homes might be able to be occupied. megan cruz and her photographer from cable news are responsible for the video you are seeing. you said the town looked like it was wiped off the map. >> definitely. we arrived here probably late afternoon. this is not in our usual coverage but when we came it was all water. i would not have known there was an established community unless somebody said, do you see that house there, there are supposed to be other houses there. >> you have been trapped there since last night, right? >> i have. let me give you an idea of the flooding. if you could follow me over here, can you see where the creek is now? imagine where i'm standing, that creek flooded to this point and a mile out of town even more. definitely this is flooding that no one has seen here before. the smaller roads around have been flooded. we are told there is no way for us to get out. >> for residents there, what comes next? when can they go back to their homes? >> it's on a case-by-case basis. some homes have been flooded in the ba

new york governor andrew cuomo took a tour of the area. administrators estimate the volume of water coming off of the cat skill mountaintops is exceeding the flow from niagara falls. exceeding that. meganfrom our affiliate ynn is in new york, near the base of the cat skill mountains. she's on the line with us. megan, first of all, we understand that the two main routes, both bridges in and out of the town are badly damaged. are residents and emergency crews able to get in and out another way? >> caller: it's not that they can't get into town. right now there are two bridges in and out of the main town. one of them, no one is being allowed near it at this point. even myself and my photographer, we have crossed it at one point to get into the town. we were turned away when we tried to pass there again. they're really worried that it might collapse at any point. for that entrance into the town, no one is allowed near there. there is one other way. you have to go around quite a bit of a drive. it's probably about ten miles, but then you come to another bridge and it seems like that they're concerned about because we were being brought had via an atv, they don't want too big of vehicles on

new lives founded the nice film festival. about homeless children but finding out some of the megan. was priest had been highly realistic throughout the history of the first of all three russian films two could start who weren't the golden lion the first one child who. school whose recognized as one of the finest filmmakers of the twentieth century this nine hundred sixty two story of a twelve year old boy whose life was to win by the war with the nazis was the great masters first feature film the collapse of the u.s.s.r. in one thousand nine hundred ninety one was celebrated in these but the word in a golden lion to nikita me how coves close to eden oh of stories set in a vast one go in step. well these later hundreds of dragon serves the return snatched the coveted trophy and the first of all the dark and this is a comparable of a father son relationship one the hearts of the curie on top of his success there have been a number of other russian movies too we all are the first to go last year another triumph for the country cinematography when alex if the door which includes silence

the front page of "new york times," congress seem as top culprit in the debt debate. 82% in polls, michael cooper and megan c. brennan are the authors of this. a new "new york times"/cbs news poll, 82% of americans now disapprove of the way congress is handling its job, the most since "the times" first began asking the question in 1977. host: republicans compromised too little, the majority said. also, 72% disapproved of the way republicans in congress handled the negotiations, while 66% disapproved of the way democrats in congress handled the negotiations. and mr. obama in the poll, debt ceiling negotiations, 47% disapproved, 46% approved. where will a recovery come from? that's our question this morning. next is a call from collierville, tennessee. this is vivian. good morning, vivian, democrats line. caller: good morning. the first thing to start our country back to recovery is to get jobs back in america, the jobs for people working, they can pay their health insurance, their mortgages, their children's loans for school can help. the only thing republicans leaning on last year was jobs. they haven't cr

megan? >> i don't know. i'm just like ew, you know? >> jimmy: totally. what are you holding? >> the newn, i was like, "ew." so i didn't. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i know what you mean. let's look at it now. angelina jolie. >> ew! [ laughter ] her hair looks great. >> jimmy: she's very pretty. >> mhmm. >> jimmy: ashton kutcher? >> on the count of three, let's say what we think -- 1, 2, 3 -- >> together: ew! >> jimmy: isn't that right? oh my god, look at the picture of tom cruise. >> ew, isn't he like, in his 30s? >> jimmy: ew! grandpa alert! [ ringing and buzzing ] [ laughter ] ew? ew. ew. [ laughter ] ew! >> ew, who is it? >> jimmy: ew. it's jenny codloski. >> ew, i love jenny. what is she saying? >> she says she wants to go see a movie and i'm like "no, let's go see the new one." she's like, "cause, you see, that's one's lame." and i'm like, "ew." >> ew. ll put her on speakerphone and let's figure this out. >> jimmy: ew! >> ew! >> ew! >> ew! >> jimmy: ew! ew! ew! ew! >> ew! ew! >> jimmy: ew! >> ew! >> ew! >> ew! >> ew! >> jimmy: ew! ew! ew! ew! ew! ew! ew! ew! ew! >> ew! >> jimmy: e

new york, a town established back in 1824. briefly a boom town thanks to local hemlock trees that were used for processing, but until the weather hit, there were about 80 homes occupied in prattsville. megan crews and our photographer both from kynn are responsible for the video you're seeing. i spoke to her a short time ago. megan, you said last night this town looked like it had been wiped off the map. >> reporter: oh, definitely. we arrived here probably in the late afternoon, and we didn't know what prattsville looks like. i mean, this is not in our usual coverage area, but when we came here, it was just all water. i would not have known there was an established community unless somebody had said, see that house there? there is supposed to be other houses around there. >> and you've been trapped there since last night, right? >> reporter: i have. i have. let me give you an idea of the flooding so you understand why we were probably trapped here last night. if you can follow me, can you see where the creek is right now? imagine where i'm standing, that creek flooded to this point and actually a mile out of town, even more. so definitely this is flooding that no one has ever seen here b

new england. stand by. >> all right. now the rest of your headlines on a different note. the horrifying stage collapse of the indiana state fair also weather related claiming its seventh victim. the family of meganhe painful decision to they kept the 24-year-old cheerleading coach on so her organs could be donated. >> it's a story that broke right here on "fox & friends" yesterday morning. a police officer shot in california, watch this dramatic video of his heroic action after being hit. the shootout played out between two cops and there's a guy inside a home that was shooting at hthem. the officer is standing behind that vehicle right there. there he is, he's shot in the neck. he stands up. he's covering the wound, obviously to keep the blood in. he runs for safety and his partner later drags him out of the line of fire. the suspect, by the way, is believed to have killed his 14-year-old daughter and mother-in-law. he was found dead inside his home. wow, that is crazy video. >> it is. meanwhile, new protests erupt on the streets of san francisco in the wake of a police decision to silence citizens by shutting down cell phone signals. >> if you fail to return to the sidewalk, you will be subjec