fox news channel anchor patty patti ann browne. and he holds the patent on partying. oh i missed him. and he is maiden tierl of paste and sadness. it is bill schulz. and he is so sharp that ninjas fling him at their enemies. next to me, kurt loder. his new book is called the good, the bad and the god awful. it is about bill schulz's three nipples. and our new york times correspondent, good to see you, pinch. >> inning rid -- ingrid riel yells profiles the city in belgium. the piece reminds me of something, quote, una-panuna una-panuna-bunga. and loosely translated that means i would like some mayo with my fries please. sorry, it is the only belgian i know. >> well let's move on. can they give an award without us getting board? yes, it is oscar time once again, and people all-around the world will be waiting breathlessly on sunday for the nightmare to end. what can be done to make the show more fun? well bloomburg writer, if that is her real name, offers suggestions to reverse the trend of the broadcast's dwindling viewer ship. first, kill everyone. she suggests splitt

i'm patti ann brown, now back to our special special. >> i george herbert walker bush. >> the distance great nations of the world are moving towards democracy through the door to freedom. >> on the other side of the low, a crisis was erupting. unarmed demonstrators chanted and clashed with government troops and tanks. >> the president knew a lot of the leaders some personally in china. and he took measured steps. >> when he responded mostly by cutting off ties he had with the chinese. because the military, he tried to call and the chinese said we don't do business like thachl the president wanted to talk to them. he tried to restore peace some kind that won't destroy an important relationship. it worked. >> by november 1989 protestors in east germany were demanding freedom to cross into the west. then, the unthinkable happened. >> after the berlin wall came down, it showed us to show more emotion. >> we didn't know how the so farrit military was going to react whether they're going to say enough, we're not going to be kicked around like this. >> just weeks after the fall of the wall bu

i'm patti ann brown. with it, it also creates dramatic and really frightening changes in the lives of partners who suddenly find themselves in the roles of full time care givers. >> golden years are when you can sit back hopefully and exchange memories. that's the worst part about this disease. there is nobody to exchange memories with. >> shep: nancy reagan called you. >> yes. almost immediately. >> it was the first call we had. >> yes. >> and she wanted more to talk to you, lydia, than she want to do talk to charles. >> well, of course. >> why? >> well, i think she felt she had more to give me than she would have to give him. >> she says of her own experience with president reagan, that the hard part is not being able to share memories together and that she gets lonely. did she tell you that? >> she didn't in so many words. i asked her, i said, does he know you? and she said no. and there was a lot in that no. >> shep: the late peter jennings from an abc special. of course, alzheimer's takes many forms

i am patty ann browne.k to huckabee. -- foxnews.com. >> we are back with james robison and dr. jay richards, authors of a brand new book called "indivisible." i want to talk about the fact historically when they have been great moments in which america has sort of gotten back on track from slipping away, one of the things that you come forthwith is that it's not usually a political movement, its a spiritual movement from brings america back around. tell me what you mean by a spiritual movement awakening and how does that happen? >> look at the history of the western consult -- cultural. the second great awakening is us abandoning slavery and huge social reform in the united states. we think culture and religious and faith are prior to politics. politics is a function of that but if we just look for political solutions it will at best be superficial. >> should christians only vote for avis tan in office or does it matter about the faith of the individual who is running as it does about the faith of the peopl

patti ann brown is on it for us. the latest. >> reporter: he was last seen at a popular bar near boston college, late tuesday night, early wednesday. the 21-year-old has not been to class or worked since then. last night friends and family went back to the bar, mary anns in newton. they put up posters all over the area. they last saw him at the bar at 12:20am. when they went to leave they couldn't find him. his vehicle has been at the college since tuesday. state police flew a helicopter over the crest nut hill reservoir. that's where they think garcia's phone last had a signal. they used a device but couldn't find anything. they are dragging sonar from a boat to further search the body of water and they have divers ready to investigate anything they find. franco garcia lives with his parents in west newton. his mother says he's a responsible guy and it's not like him to not check in with her. he takes three night classes and plays in the school's symphony and marching bands and a pharmacy tech at cvs during the day

in new york, patty ann brown, fox news. >>> john glenn will join us live letter this morning. you can catch that interview at 7:30. >>> fox 5 morning news starts right now. >> good morning on this monday. taking a live look at the u.s. capitol dome. temperatures in the 30s around here. not too bad to be waking up to this today considering most of us were spared from a nasty winter storm that mother nature brought in here. southern virginia got pounded pretty good. take a look at the winter weather. this is in roanoke county. >> that is a lot of snow. we didn't get any. we do have one school delay to pass along. culpeper county cools are on a two-hour delay because of the snow. >>> good morning. i'm sarah simmons i'm wisdom martin. a lot of people were anticipating that happened in this area. >> so close, yet so far away. >> kind of. roanoke is not that far away. >> even closer than that. we had up to a couple of inches off to the south and west. we had a lot of views are that got some snow. parts of charles county got about an inch of snow. here in washington, well -- so close

eastern time for "the five" a new" red eye" returns tomorrow with patti ann browne and sherrod small.dy levy for the post game wrap up. hi, andy. >> hi, greg, thanks. sandra, what is going on? >> please watch me all day long on the fox business network. i have my own segment called "the trade" and i give you action ideas for your port folio. tune in. >> all right. are you correct most of the time? >> they are not suggestions by myself. they are from these very bright, smart sources. >> okay, so you say. bill, how did you enjoy your first time on "red eye." >> i enjoyed it tremendously. i want to thank you for the lavish spread in the green room. i want to thank greg for not sitting me next to the pretty girl. >> i'm a dude. >> and i need to apologize to my wife. i know i told you i was on "sean." greg lead me on. >> is there two of you on

(bike bell) >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patty ann brown, celebration at the vaticant the 16th elevated 22 new cardinals. dolan accepted and delivered a highly-praised speech, vatican experts are calling him a potential future pope, is he now in charge of selecting the pontiff's success sesor z also, in cape canaveral marking the 50th anniversary of john glenn's flight. the pad from which glenn rocketed away, becoming the first american in orbit. john glenn is now 90 years old. now back to justice with judge janine. >> i want you to know... i'm committed and clive i'll be ready. >> that was whitney houston's mentor, clive davis, she'll be buried tochl. joining us is dillan howard. good evening, gentlemen. very to start with you. everyone talking about whitney's ex, bobby brown at the funeral pt what happened today? >> judge, waits a day in which the world paid tribute to whitney houston, as we understand it there are conflicting reports. according to houston's family, who decided bobby brown turned up with an entourage of nine having been told there was only room for

said often and it's true, it really is the long, >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patti ann brownfuneral but left abruptly and kissed the casket before he left the church. he said he was upset because he was repeatedly asked to move seats during the service. gas prices climbed to the highest ever for this time of the year showing regular gas now averaging $3.53 a gallon nationwide. analysts say it could hit a record by late april. and higher gas prices could further hurt the economy. alzheimer's >> shep: alzheimer's not only affects those who are diagnosed with it, it also creates dramatic and really frightening changes in the lives of partners who suddenly find themselves in the roles of full time care givers. >> golden years are when you can sit back hopefully and exchange memories. that's the worst part about this disease. there is nobody to exchange memories with. >> shep: nancy reagan called you. >> yes. almost immediately. >> it was the first call we had. >> yes. >> and she wanted more to talk to you, lydia, than she want to do talk to charles. >> well, of course. >> why? >>

what are you doing reading that, patti ann browne? there are plenty of irish things for you to look at. >> charlie, what do you have? >> i will buy one of those dogs so i can find the stuff i lost. >> look at you. >> just kidding. >> good luck with that. >> i am still working here, right? >> it hasn't aired yet, so we'll see. back to you, greg. >> really? >> yes. >> how much time do i have? allig

sunday, a snow border was killed in a separate incident when he went over a cliff in new york, patty ann brownox news. >>> fourth skier who was swept down the mountain was notseriously injured espn.com is saying she deployed an air bag type device from a backpack after the avalanche hit and credits it for saving her life. >>> 38 degrees on monday morning, another freak accident killed a maryland teen more on the seemingly innocent way he fell out of a car this weekend. >>> john glen was honored last night in cape canaveral florida, 50 years ago today he became a first american to or bit the earth he joins us live with a look back at the space program and forward to its future ahead on fox 5 morning news we will be right back  >> police are trying to figure out how a body ended up in the cno canal it was discovered saturday near popular georgetown restaurants police have not identified the bomb and are still -- woman and are still trying to determine how she died. >>> a peeping tom arrest in maryland, dominic spangler accused of taking photos of women in fitting rooms at the new goodwill s

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patti ann brown.n deals a major blow, cutting off oil shipments to britain in france in retal retall -- retaliation to tough sanctions imposed on iran. a team is heading to iran hoping officials will come clean in iran about whether they're trying to build a nuclear weapon. and a storm knocking out power to tens of thousands sunday blinding conditions and slipper yeah roads causing accidents in virginia, kentucky, north carolina and tennessee. the tennessee patrol said 20 vehicles involved in accidents because of near whiteout conditions. one serious injury was reported. now back to "geraldo at large". for all of your head lines log on to fox news.com. foxnews.com. >> a new poll shows obama's ratings has risen the president keep talking fellas. >>> are you uncomfortable with this talk about social issues? do you consider it a winning area for republicans in november? >> no. i think it's a losing position. i mean the whole idea that it is a national issue on who has to pay that comes from the fact that

. >> live from america's news headquarters i am patty ann brown.up in the violence in syria where a judge and prosecutor were assassinated today. clashes between military rebels and getting more fierce some fearing it could push syria into civil war. 5400 people have died in the crack down of anti government protestors. in italy the first phase of removing fuel from the costa concordia is complete. the agency monitoring the operation says the taipgs in front of t-- tinkanks in the fr the ship have been cleared out. it was carrying 500 thousand gallons when it crashed into a reef and capsized last month. the next step is to empty the back tank. now back to geraldo at large and for headlines head to foxnews.com. >> a new poll shows obama's ratings has risen the president keep talking fellas. >>> are you uncomfortable with this talk about social issues? do you consider it a winning area for republicans in november? >> no. i think it's a losing position. i mean the whole idea that it is a national issue on who has to pay that comes from the fact that i

secretary tommy thompson is here in 60 seconds but first to the new york newsroom where patti ann brownlo. f.b.i. sting leads to arrest of a moroccan man suspected of plotting out suicide mission on capitol hill. counterterrorism official says khalifi was busted after accepting what he thought was a gun and suicide vest from undercover f.b.i. agent. the 29-year-old faces charges of knowingly an unlawfully attempting to use a weapons of mass destruction against u.s. property. maryland is now one step closer to legalizing same-sex marriage. the state delegate passed the measure today. legislation now heads to the state senate. this come on the same day that new jersey governor chris christie veto his state's gay marriage bill. christie says he wants voters to decide whether new jersey should change the definition of marriage. i'm patti ab brown. >> greta: in a grand ceremony in boston, governor mitt romney signed the massachusetts healthcare law in 2006. now six years later in 2012, he is fighting attacks on the signature legislation. one of the burning questions, who really paid for the

>> patti ann: i'm patti ann brown in for martha mccall.eks of campaigning and it comes down to this. >> it's been fun these last ten days or so, we started down 15 points in the polls, now we're leading in the polls. >> i've been up to the u.p., and had a pastie for breakfast yesterday morning, how's that? i feel like an initiated michigander right now, we've been traveling all over the state and we're excited about the response. i think we're going to surprise a few people. >> i think the only thing he was missing in that address was a university of michigan baseball hat. how you doing, chris stierwalt, digital politics editor and contributor to fox news.com. i want you to do something for us, okay? why is michigan as close as it is? analyze that. >> okay. well, here's the deal about michigan. michigan is a democratic state, by in large, but there are a ton of republican vote thrers and the republican who is are there tend to be very conservative, so it's easiest to think about the state as split in half. you have the detroit metropolitan

patti ann. >> i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum it is a big deal. bill: greece promises austerity measures including unpopular cuts. stuart varney, good morning to you. in a word will it work? >> for now, no, long term. they're already talking about a third bailout that will be required. there is a report to that effect as of this morning. you see, bill, all of this money has to be repaid. how do you get blood out of a stone? the greek economy virtually collapsed. 8% shrinking. 20% unemployment. they're being called upon to repay a total of what, $300 billion? it is not going to happen. they will need another bailout at some point in the future. bill: what does it mean for us here in the u.s.? does it mean much, stewart? >> no, financially not. we don't want to be like them. we don't want to have our debt situation gets a bad as greece's situation and end up in that situation. it is a warning to us more than anything else. bill: do you think, i guess your first answer takes care of this. we just saw protests we saw a few weeks ago in athens. they ha

patti ann browne has that story. >> reporter: 18-year-old samantha koenig was last seen wednesday workinger coffee shift in anchorage, alaska. >> it looked like someone walked out of their shift. stated noticing a little bit more things. i looked in my register, looked for the money that goes in my register, it was gone. then i looked in our deposit bags, they were all gone. >> reporter: police say surveillance video showed samantha leaving the store with a man in a hoodie who appeared to be armed, but oddly they refused to release the video saying it was not helpful. they say her behavior in the video, reaction led them to believe it was a kidnapping as opposed to a missing person. by the time the police suspected an abduction snow had covered possible tracts and scents. the girl's father believes she probably knew her kidnaper. he spoke over the weekend pleading with her captor to let her go. he offered a $41 reward for information leading to her safe return. she reportedly filed for a protective order against a man in november but then didn't show up in court so that order was never is