joining us, fox news legal analyst peter johnson, jr. owing this situation with sweet josh. you got to the heart of the matter here that this is about humanity. what do you think of this decision? >> i'm so delighted. this is the happiest news i had. i told amy hardy last night, the happiest since the news of the birth of my second child. this is a great thing also for the american people. although there is no legal right, there is no constitutional right for a dying patient to get an unapproved drug, i think it's been shown here that corporate america, that the pharmaceutical industry is beginning to understand their ethical and moral obligations in cases like this. i think thousands of people, mostly fox fans who tweeted, who e-mailed, who stepped up and said, this is the right thing to do, please do it. and they did it. but it's a complicated, complicated issue. >> it certainly is. amy hardy joined us this morning. i know you're going to want to hear this. this is her response. >> the medicine was going to arrive either last night or t

earlier the witness charl peter johnson was questioned by the defense lawyer mr. roux.uggested those two witnesses discussed their testimonies between themselves before giving evidence in court. my colleague karen giannone is live in pretoria. i noticed that first episode was feisty. it's moved on to oscar pistorius's history with guns really. >> reporter: it did. a fourth witness was called, david. a friend of oscar pistorius, kevin lerena, a boxer who had a meal with pistorius and friends in january '13. that's when a gun was passed under the table, a loaded gun which accidentally went off. that is the other charge that we heard today, the witness was to do with that charge specifically. obviously the prosecution's tactics here trying to show oscar pistorius as somebody with a history of irresponsibility, recklessness, gung-ho with guns, and that adding to the burden of evidence that they want to prove the case. going back to how the day started, witness number three, you mentioned him charl peter johnson, the husband of the first witness who was undergoing such a gri

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fox news legal analyst peter johnson, jr. joins us now with more. peter? facebook postings about sarah murnaghan and her family on this facebook that's become a real controversy up and down by facebook. for example, i was in support of sarah getting lungs no matter what. now i don't believe it's good medicine. she's not thriving as far as i can see. another post reads, changing the rules for her own goal was selfish. the courts and the public shouldn't have been involved, but they were. also comments on the puffiness of her face, the dress that she's wearing, her family's a cult. her family are thugs, that somehow she looks like she's dying. why did she get these lungs when other people didn't do it? there is this term reveling in someone else's pain, reveling in someone else's misfortune in their sickness. i would say that if you look at this anonymous facebook web site, this page that, they have a death wish, in my view. >> under the title, discussing lung transplant and sarah murnaghan has been hateful speech written about this little girl. >> that's ab

peter johnson, jr. here next.harp westward turn was programmed by someone in the cockpit, according to the "wall street journal." that reporter joins us live this morning. he has his latest breaking news on this story. stick around for that. and putin speaks out this morning as well, just moments ago. he says it all comes down to what he calls, quote, the right of the strong. so just who is that? awaiting a decision from the judge that could come at any moment. we'll see you at the top of the hour at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. >>> the families of passengers on malaysia flight 370 are waiting for word on their loved ones. but if no cause is found and the plane's mysterious disappearance issues will those families be able to take legal action or be compensated in some way? joining us is peter joh

peter johnson, jr., who is seven years old and fighting for his life, the drug he needed to make a recovery. initially was denied, peter. but thanks to a nationwide call to action, the drug company reversed the decision, finally giving josh the much needed medicine that he needed and a real shot at life. it's been a week since josh received the medication. he has made huge progress, already sitting up, playing with lego's with his brother. and here with that update, peter johnson, jr. what can you tell us? >> it's great to talk about good news on a wednesday. josh hardy has got to become america's boy, elisabeth. one week ago he received his first dose of the medicine. now he's had his third dose and his viral load has gone from 250,000 to 1,000. so kind of an astonishing turn around in terms of this virus. he's not out of the woods yet. he's fighting hard. he's been having some problems with his kidneys. but he has less pain than he had before. he's more alert. we spoke to his mother, amy, last night.

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peter johnson, jr. is our dick vitale.e have been marking march madness this week with our own little competition. all week long we've been asking viewers which of the president's many constitutional violations is the worst of all? yesterday we showed you the sweet 16 violations of the east. today we're heading out west. how did america vote? once again, we've got with us peter johnson, jr. >> good morning. >> good morning to you. >> we dribble on, let's go! >> in the western division between the six month moratorium on drilling and the war in libya, which was the winner? >> war in libya won. let's move it! dennis kucinich brought a lawsuit and other congress people saying hey, president, you violated the constitution. you don't have the power to declare war! that lawsuit was dismissed, but the constitutional provision remains and that's a constitutional violation. article 1, section a. >> the president of the united states says that the minimum wage should be 10.10 versus the kill list. he decides who to die. >> america v

joining me, peter johnson jr., and fox news contributor, tamra holder.lemen, why do i think getting embarrassed on the world stage, putin mocking him, humiliating him, and of course we have a bad economy, that all of this added up is a horrible visual for the american people? >> it is a horrible visual for you because you're not his demographic. but you know who elected this guy? women, young people, minorities, they love this stuff. these are his people. if we had the same voting demographics we had in 1979, he wouldn't have won. he is just appealing to people who got him in office. >> i'm having a stroke right now, i can't believe you're saying these are his people, minorities, young people, women. these are american people that the republicans like yourself, the conservatives, are leaving out. whatever it is, non-democrat, big difference, non-democrat are leaving out. and you are not going to get those voters, who are they going to vote for? >> a talk show, that makes perfect sense. >> let me go to peter, voice of reason. >> he is going to be doing ve

peter johnson, jr.are the first three. go to it. >> let's take look. between obamacare subsidies and essentially abortion in many cases, abortion won t. makes it into the sweet 16. >> this is the hobby lobby case, argued in the supreme court yesterday. is there religious freedom in america? must private corporations be forced to provide drugs to induce the death of embryos? those owners say that violates their religious freedom and if they own the company, they say that company has religious rights, too. constitutional violations. >> all right. meanwhile, between death panels, essentially and the individual mandate, america voted. individual mandate moves into the sweet 16. >> if the law means something or doesn't. the individual mandate of obamacare is a two-year delay and now the federal government has put in 14 different exemptions, including a new hardship exemption. so even though the president strove to pass obamacare, some say in the dead of night, now there are 14 exemptions. does the individual

fox news legal analyst peter johnson, jr. joins us live right now. >> great "saturday night live" line. but now he looks like an impotent, vacillating country. the notion of the president on the phone for 90 minutes with mr. putin and this continues to take place, mr. kerry now says he's going to kiev for god knows -- who knows what, but a lot of republicans are saying we need to step it up. they're not calling for military intervention, but they are saying, listen, russia out of the g8. sochi, good-bye. asset freeze. travel visa freeze against russia. there needs to be some kind of punishment or price paid for an invasion of what used to be a sovereign country. >> sure. but if you're somebody and you're running a country around the world and you see what our president has said in the past, if you cross that red line, you're going to be in big trouble, and then somebody crosses the red line and nothing happened to him, it's like, what does our foreign policy word mean? >> you're making reference to what the president did in syria and it's an open invi

legal expert peter johnson, jr.s tried to sneak their shipment inside the vatican. >>> listen to this, should labor unions be allowed to go along with u.s. government safety inspectors when they visit nonunion businesses? well, it is happening thanks to a subtle rule clarification by the obama administration. is the government quietly blackmailing companies to unionize? fox news legal analyst peter johnson, jr. takes a closer look. i don't know blackmailing, but certainly there is pressure. >> i don't know about this. has the federal government entered the protection racket? we had a situation last fall where the seiu visited nonunion workplaces with osha. that's the federal agency that looks at safety in the workplace. and together they went into nonunion businesses. businesses that were not represented by seiu, and the other unions. so do we have a situation in this country now where big federal government is putting its arm around the seiu, which is the president's good pal. they were to the white house 116 times

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the great peter johnson. >> thank you. i appreciate that. what is this about? carry guns in nfl stadiums? do nfl stadiums have the right to stop them from doing it? what's your take? what about this law? >> great question. it's interesting that the nypd would be filing a lawsuit to carry guns at football stadiums. >> where are the unions? >> there is no football stadiums in new york city. because bush era federal law allows cops in state a to carry their guns in state b even though their guns are not licensed in state b and they're not consequence in state b. nypd sergeant living in queens, working in manhattan, taking his family to a football game to watch the jets or giants in new jersey would ordinarily be able to carry his gun. cops in new york carry them for off-duty. >> they want to put a friend of the court brief in. >> the issue is, can the owner of private property or the tenant of private property, trump federal law? so the owner of the jets and giants stadium, it's the jets and giants. the tenant is jets and giants. they're part of this thing called

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>> peter johnson in for steve doocy this morning. hi, brian. >> huge news coming your way. we have the latest on theukraine moment and of course this horrific news. >> day three, still no clues to the malaysian airplane. several reports of debris spotted in the water but each one a dead end. we have the latest on the desperate search. >> reporter: one of the biggest mystery in the annals of aviation. investigators forcing on the likelihood that that malaysian airliner disintegrated on the flight. what was believed to be an airliner door floating in the water turned out to be no such thing. what was thought to be a possible life raft was a false alarm. concerns of oil slicks are being checked out. dozens of search ships and aircraft from seven different countries including the u.s. p-3 search plane are scouring for the airliners fate. the fact that there was no distress signal from the flight crew is an ominous sign. >> the number one rule is aviate, navigate, communicate. if something went wrong with that aircraft the first thing they were going to try to do was maintain co

here to help us is peter johnson, jr. >> you know with what?this bracket, irs versus the tea party. >> lots of lawsuits going on with regard to the irs' effort to target conservative and tea party movements in their efforts to get tax exempt status. aclj's brought a lawsuit. people have brought lawsuits in cincinnati, washington, d.c they're going to be decided this year. governments trying to dismiss. i lay odds on the tea party winning this. >> all right. let's go to the next matchup. national labor relations board appointments versus defense of marriage amendment. >> who won that one? >> you know what? the people said national labor relations board. >> this is an interesting one. the nlrb made appointments through the president while the senate was in recess. the constitution says article 2 that you can't be doing that. so an outfit made a lawsuit saying the nlrb determination was wrongful and unconstitutional based on a invalid constituted board. >> the third contest in the north bracket, co 2 regulation versus the blocking of world war ii

fox news legal analyst peter johnson, jr. joins us. >> good morning. >> let's move south.upremacy clause overruled the southbound 1070 in the state of arizona. justices scalia and thomas said they were wrong, the supreme court were wrong and that's a constitutional violation. it wasn't the supremacy clause. >> between fast and and federal drug laws, america selected? >> fast and furious. this is where attorney holder said i'm not giving any documents in 2012. congress said you're in contempt, holder. there is a lawsuit that continues to go on. violation of the necessary proper clause with regard to congressional oversight of the executive. >> all right. given the choice between internet regulation and church rights, america voted and they said they're more concerned about the violation of church rights. >> church rights. the eeoc said a lutheran minister, a commissioned minister ho who is a teacher couldn't be disciplined by the lutheran church. the supreme court for once said they were wrong and the first amendment prevailed. the first amendment constitutional violation w

>> so peter johnson, jr., as we if through the east and north and we select have of the elite eight,ill it be the winner as we go forward? >> and tomorrow we're going to do the south and the west and once again, go log on to www.foxandfriends.com if you would like to vote which violation makes your blood boil. >> i see fast and furious, church rights, interesting. >> i think the kill list might go ahead, too. thank you very much. coming up, thousands of illegals who are also convicted criminals released from jail courtesy of the department of homeland security. why weren't they deported again? i forget. i wonder what the government is telling us now. plus, actor rickey schroeder is joining us from afghanistan. what he's doing there. he will join us live coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ make every day, her day with a full menu of appetizers and entrées crafted with care and designed to delight. fancy feast. love served daily. >>> we've got quick monday morning headlines for you. from around the world, did waterboarding terror suspects help locate osama bin laden? according to a new senate report ab

peter morsi, very well-known commentator. simon johnson, former imf chief economist. we have this relatively tranquil outlook. we have janet yellen's first fomc meeting. tapering will continue. the fed is on a blind path. itna seems to be managing rebalancing. outlook showonomic a relative of six from 2013. -- uptick from 2013. what could go wrong? >> you are right. the consensus is that they are going to experience a gradual celebration of growth. where you're going to see the rotation is you are to see more of the strength coming from the advanced economies. the emerging markets are where you see an environment fraught with risk. we started to see some of the risk from last year when the fed initially started talking about tapering. the minute they talked about tapering, it jumped about a percentage rate. cost of capital, suddenly you solve that some of the emerging-market economies are some very bigg structural challenges. this was india. the second thing that happened was that we saw commodity prices come down. it revealed a number of emerging-market economies are

cannon it's bad for the system and richard johnson i was one of the persons working on accident major plant in south of sutter park it was so unsuccessful. peter howard says the city is poisoning our environment and why is it this a good idea >> thank you very much. >> rachel i'm with the san francisco parks alliances i want to say it's nice to see additional investment in parks particle around park controls when we helped with the passing of the hoursz hours we heard we noted more participation commissioner bonilla i think that's identified as an area of need. i want to say our parks council have a conversation and again, the conversation was very supportive people were glad to see the additional resources but we all know it's not enough. so we want to help you make the case for the benefits of the parks in san francisco additional for the real investment that our city needs to make to continue to have the world-class packager system we have. i'm in support of this budget and we want to work in negotiations with the mayor's office and pledge our support >> thank you. thank you >> renÉe. >> i know the cards are not mandatory. i'm jeffrey i'm t

peter retiring at the end of september replaced by the vice at apple.of finance he has been married 18 years and oversaw moves to reinstate businesses and return $50 billion to shareholders. cory johnsons with us in new york. i will start with you. anytime someone leaves a company as powerful as apple, questions start. is something wrong? did something go wrong? >> i do not think so. it is an orderly transition. there has been a senior cfo candidate. i do not think people will look at it and say, this is an orderly or an unexpected transition. people will be not surprised by it. peter has been an incredible steward of the country to a very dramatic time, overseeing dramatic expansions in sales, etc.. is notpping back altogether unsurprising. >> when you look at the numbers, they are astounding. -- cfo,took over as ceo -- >> the question is, is the new guy up for it. he has only been there for year. a lot of pressure on how they use their cash. -- anhas done it incredible job in ken the new guys step up? >> cori, is he up for this? >> he has seen the other side of success. failure. gm and europe had a lot of issues during the time he was there. you can see the difficult and compensated

peter baum joins us now, the coo for essex manufacturing. he's in hong kong. his firm makes products licensed to retailers like betsy johnson and steve madden, just to name a few. thanks for joining us. i know it's very late, your time, so tell us what you think and what you see happening inside of china. we got a bad data point out of china. does that, do you believe that data point and does it indicate that china's economy is starting to crack? >> well, thanks for having me, sue. i saw the data point. i do believe that that is somewhat influenced by the lunar new year holiday that fell during that period of time. that being said, i also since i'm here now, am seeing a very tight squeeze on middle market type companies, factory owners who export. they have weak demand for an extended period now from both europe and the united states. they have inflation on raw materials due to appreciation of the r & d over the last three or four years, and believe it or not, because of the one child policy, there's a lack of manual labor for factories so that they have to pay more to get their labor. then on top of it all, they got to go

johnson. thee are staying with russia, ukraine, u.s. story. president obama was on the phone with president putin for an hour. >peter cook joins us now.as this the second phone conversation held between the two presidents? >> it was the second phone conversation since this crisis really kicked off over the last couple of days. they spoke over the weekend as well. this was a call where apparently things did not go all that well. they are not on the same page. for the most part, it sounds look they are talking past each other. we had a readout from the white house. the russians are violating ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity and we had a response back in the russian readout him a russia cannot respondalls and must accordingly. they talked about the differences in the situation, an understatement to be sure. >> by the same token, they spoke for 90 minutes over the weekend. they may be talking past each other, but at least they are talking with each other, isn't that the other way to look at it? to lookis the other way at it. you have to factor in translation. it is not quite so much time as you might think. perhaps more impor

johnson and i are back with "the pulse." in the meantime, let's have a look at one of the biggest market movers. we will be all over this in "the pulse peteruxottica and google glass. company has formed a glass partnership with google to market, but also develop, design and distribute new eyewear for googles glass. luxottica makes ray bans and also oakley's. we try to figure out exactly what these would look like it will go through that in the pulse. what fun. it has to look good. that is what investors say. we think that ray-ban and oakley will be part of this collaboration with glass. we had a note from -- saying this will give it a chance to dominate the technological frontier. that is why that stock is gaining so much. overall, this is what european stocks are doing. they are on the way up. every couple of really bright spots like luxottica. if you look at the ftse and cac and the dax over in frankfurt, they all gained between 0.7% and 0.9%. this is after they had the biggest drop in more than two weeks yesterday. we are awaiting where -- american data to see if the world's largest economy has rebounded from the harsh winter. we'll go