ramsey is britain's first ukip- led council. reeve is a relative newcomer to politics. >> i've always grown up thinking politics is something posh people do or something rich people do. whereas ukip said they wanted an ordinary person who is prepared to work hard and do things in your community. it is you that our most valuable. >> ramsey had been a conservative stronghold before ukip took control of the town uncil. its focus is on local projects like this market run by volunteers. >> sometimes they man them, but our volunteers look after them so people can have full-time jobs and still try their big business idea. >> with just over a week to go before local elections, it is the burgeoning grassroots activism like this that has got the conservatives worried. the main source of their uneasiness is the leader of ukip. he describes himself as a libertarian euro skeptics and has position himself as the true heir to margaret thatcher. am i can honestly say that everywhere we go, weather it is labor heartland, southwest, tory, rural c

we sit down with philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey an terrorism effort phillip flood. the bombings raise new question about the drive for immigration reform and gun control. we ask the sunday panel how the attacks will influence the debates. and the power player of the week. the man who followed president bush every step of the way. all right now. on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> chris: hello again from fox news in washington. at the end of a week that saw the first mass bombing in the u.s. since 9/11, we are going to focus today on one central question: where do we stand now in the war on terror? first, let's get the latest on the investigation from boston police commissioner ed davis. as we welcome you, commissioner, i know i speak for people across the country when i say congratulations, sir. job well done. >> good morning, chris. thank you very much. >> chris: let's start with the suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. what is his condition? have authorities been able to speak to him yet? >> the suspect is in serious but stable condition. the questioning will be done by a special

we sit down with philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey an terrorism effort phillip flood.s, the bombings raise new question about the drive for immigration reform and gun control. we ask the sunday panel how the attacks will influence the debates. and the power player of the week. the man who followed president bush every step of the way. all right now. on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> chris: hello again from fox news in washington. at the end of a week that saw the first mass bombing in the u.s. since 9/11, we are going to focus today on one central question: where do we stand now in the war on terror? first, let's get the latest on the investigation from boston police commissioner ed davis. as we welcome you, commissioner, i know i speak for people across the country when i say congratulations, sir. job well done. >> good morning, chris. thank you very much. >> chris: let's start with the suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. what is his condition? have authorities been able to speak to him yet? >> the suspect is in serious but stable condition. the questioning will be done by a specia

>> dave ramsey is from tennessee, too, a good friend of mine. in a few minutes so you've got a tennessee contingency now. stuart: very powerful contingency i'm telling you. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: it seems every day we get another unintended consequence of obamacare. higher premiums, fewer doctors, more red tape. got it. now at 10:35 we'll talk to the man who says the new law is bankrupting america. and bill o'reilly is joining me and believe me, do not miss this, strong stuff from bill. 7 early movers, first off software maker, compuware says that fourth quarter results will come in way below estimates. that stock is down predictbly, not that much. 1.7%. a federal appeals court stays that pfizer has tt pay for a fls market on he epilepsy drug. dish network pricing a debt offering of 2.3 billion dollars, double the amount it said it would offer a couple of days ago. the stock is dead flat. seismic equipment maker mitchum industries, that stock taking down, again not that much. 1.7%. s&p down grades cheesecake factory, i eat there a lot. no

and general ramsey and i will do a tag team slide. we are making major changes in 2013 that are going to have significant and adverse effects, particularly on military readiness. let me talk to what's going on. next slide. we are very pleased to have an appropriations bill from the united states congress that's very helpful in a number of ways, but two major problems remain. one, discretion is still in effect under this legislation. total cut as much as $41 million. i think you all know it has to the same the board of percentage. budget are cut by sequestration, but we have made the decision that we will protect the operating portion of the budget. we can't leave troops in afghanistan without the funds they need to protect themselves and to reach a responsible conclusion to that war. the only way to do that is cut he base budget, the base budget. we have another problem. we are spending more in our budget than we anticipated two years ago when it was put together, both due to higher operating tempo and higher transportation costs. whe

and dave ramsey is not. >> what broke people don't need is a house, it becomes a curse rather than a that home ownership is the silver bullet that help everyone with their financial problems is governmental hogwash. >> this is not good news, march jobs numbers out today. they're worth repeating because they're flat-out ugly. only 88,000 jobs created last month. the fewest in nine months and a half million people gave up and left the work force last month. 63.3% lowest since president carter, labor participation. and down a tick 7.6%, and that's the jobs report, ugly indeed. gas prices dropped a penny overnight and the national average for regular, down to 3.62. again, about 3 cents lower over the past week. and check the price of oil, we're back down to $92 a barrel right now. off another this morning. the ugly information on stocks, we're down all day. and people and credit, being shoe-horned into houses they can't afford next. es... to get a list of equity option.. evaluate them with our p&l calculator... and execute faster with our more intuitive trade ticket. i'm greg stevens and

. >> jon: it's like "guns & addresses," ted kaszinsky, and ramsey youssef, went city to city singingof original hits and-- what's that? really, dead or in prison, huh? who am i thinking of? oh, the muppets. oh, all right. i get it. ( laughter ) ( applause ) well, to be fair, they both tried to take manhattan. ( laughter ). so in the wake of an assault on our freedom and way of life, we have quickly jettisoned the sixth amendment right to a fair trial and speedy trial and fifth amendment's right against self-incrimination. what's next. >> this guy ought to be interrogated in a very intense way. >> i'd waterboard him. >> i don't believe enhanced interrogation is torture. >> i downtown believe enhanced interrogation is torture because torture like tinker bells is based on who we believe. any freedom lovers want to take a crack at some of the lower ones, your third, your fourth. >> should the f.b.i. be allowed to go to mosques and wiretap and surveill. >> i think this is a great case for opening up that line of-- >> i think we should be able to put in listening devices in there. >> jon:

and ocean ramsey, that's her name, ocean ramsey.nt viral when she got into the water and white shark.reat i love sharks. i don't want to swim with a great white. passionate. she has an interesting and surprising message about are song she says sharks misunderstood and they are in danger. i butchered that. you're with me, right? she swims with scary sharks and them.oves yvette nicole brown is here. >> hi, jeff. here's what's happened. our audience team and intern team. into this habit, which i love. but it throws me off my game. yvette comes out here. people dance. it's all fun. then the show starts. i'm walking down this way to

tom ramsey, abc 7 news. >> there are many first-person accounts of what happened today. an arlington man was one of those people who had a front-row seat at the finish line and captured almost everything on his camera. kris van cleave is live with in the satellite center with his story. >> he guesses he was about 75 feet away from the first blast. he was across the street in the images he captured are chilling. that is the second explosion at the boston marathon in the chaos that follows captioned on his cell phone camera. i doe only thought was not want to die here. >> he went to boston with his family. he was waiting for his wife and daughter to cross the finish line. >> all of a sudden, there is a gigantic explosion. we saw the flash. you could hear the sound of people screaming. >> he took this photo after the first blast. you can see the smoke and people holding their years. and then he started recording. four seconds into the video -- with smoke from the second explosion filling the street. those around him rushed to down the stairs looking for way to get to safety

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ramsey will figure all of that out for you. >> gretchen: there is a lot there. >> we have breaking newsvery concerned. there is a picture of jesus hang not guilty a school since 1947. it's coming down. we'll explain who is mind this. and what's the matter with all that dark matter deep in space they just found? martha and i will tell new ten minutes on -- tell you in ten minutes onk. "america's newsroo" it's a hawk with night vision goggles. it's marching to the beat of a different drum. and where beauty meets brains. it's big ideas with smaller footprints. and knowing there's always more in the world to see. it's the all-new lincoln mkz. >> gretchen: new numbers revealing young adults are less prepared to take on own responsibilities. one in 14 plan to rely on their parents until the age of 27. so how can parents turn this troubling trend around? i'm joined by personal finance expert dave ramsey who is usually pretty tough when it comes to this topic. good morning to you, dave. >> good morning. >> gretchen: so let's look at some of the facts. 14% of parents discourage the kids from tal

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device at the world trade center and were able to attribute that back to the terrorists, that would be ramseyblind sheikh at prerp perpetrated that. i do think there's more of a sense of optimism between the fbi and joint terrorism task force in boston that they're getting closer. >> sir, thank you very much, good to talk to you again tonight and we appreciate you taking your time. and we can confirm that there was an arrest in the ricin that was sent to the president on capitol hill. one preliminary test did test positive today. >>> it went to the president of the united states as well. >>> rescuer workers at the scene of monday's bombing went into overdrive. within 15 minutes of the blast, they had cleared the votes of all critical care victims. they risked their own lives, it's in those moments thaposed t they run to the scene of the destruction. as poppy harlow reports tonight. >> even 32 years as an emt cannot prepare someone for horror like this. >> how hard was monday. >> it was -- the city's worst day in our department's history. >> mike bossy has been saving lives since he was 22 yea

liz: she had that gave ramsey theory, live within your means. good, good comments. liz: thanks.ements a brand new products are not enough to give stock a boost today. i guess that does not work so well. why have avesta's lost so much confidence? what can a company do to get back on track again? up next, the top panel is weighing in on what he would tell ceo steve kerr to do right now. david: local governments are facing bankruptcy as pension funds go bust. north carolina is very different. their pension program stands out as an exception. the aaa rating from all three rating agencies. how did they do with? coming up, north carolina straight -- state treasurer is here to tell us exactly how it is done. folks in stockton, listen up. ♪ we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question i

that led to an entire cell of people that had to be tracked down around the world, including ramsey youseff, whose yunchgle would later go on to plan 9/11 and the destruction of the world trade center. but it underlines your point it's clues are small things, and being good means you'll find one, and being lucky means you may find one faster. >> pelley: but even with these bombs that explode, in the hands of expertes, there's a lot of evidence there. >> reporter: that's true. they will be able to assemble those giepsz now, i watched those explosions a number of times very carefully. these not terribly large bombs, and those-- those fragments are going to be collectible. what they do is they fan out in a crime scene like that, and they find the furthest possible fragment of the bomb, and then they go out three times the length of that, figuring there's fragments further that they can't see, and they will do a grid search where they pick up anything as small as a piece of copper wirpper wire, a strand ed they'll put that together at the terrorist explosive device analysis center down in >>> c

inspired but regardless of what inspired it, if they fled the country, you know, the cia, remember the ramseyf case. this is the individual that waited outside the entrance to the cia and shot and killed cia officers. he was apprehended many years later overseas in pakistan, so the fbi working with the cia and our foreign allies around the world have a very strong network of cooperation. there's been an outpouring of offers of support and help from our allies and this is the sort of instance anyone who found either of these two inside a foreign international border, i have to believe based on our experience before would help the united states get those people to justice and get them returned here. >> bob baer, obviously these pictures because of the internet will have flashed round the world. what kind of cooperation can the fbi expect from places like pakistan? >> they'll get cooperation. i mean, this wasn't state supported, i would be very surprised if it was, and i think anybody would like to help us on this. but piers, i would like to go back and say i don't like the smell of this thing,

philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey said he would like to welcome a similar system in hisity. >> i wish we had the 3,000 cameras, to be honest with you. listen, it is an invaluable investigative tool. >> our next guest says the privacy concerns are real. that continue creased surveillance should, quote, give us pause. neil richards is a law professor and wrote a paper called the dangers of surveillance. thank you for your time. i say that -- >> thank you for having me. >> the 30 million surveillance cameras, that's to houses, businesses. that does not include cities. 30 million to homes and businesses alone. private homes. what does that tell you about i guess the way many people see their security? >> i think it means when people want to feel secure, they buy cameras. when cities want to feel secure, they buy cameras. the good news and the bad news, we have tens of millions of surveillance cameras in our society. >> well certainly politico for example has the headline, americans hate big brother until moments like this. we've seen that kind of argument as it relates to fo

in the meantime, friedman billings ramsey moves it, 39 from 27 and it's the same thing, domestic andal and coal prices. stuart: you're sticking with it? >> absolutely. stuart: sticking with walter. and next is universal display? >> out of canaccord-- >> what do they do? >> the organic emitting diodes on the cell phones and the next level of making the television viewing remarkable. it's unchanged and went up a couple of bucks and pulled back yesterday and i love it. i'm looking for a grand slam with this one, a grand slam. by the way, two firms upgraded it. stuart: i don't care. what's the grand slam? >> a minimum, 15 to 20% in a very short period. stuart: all right. and what's this one? immersi immersion. charles: you loved it the last time we talked about it. it's the touch tone experience. it's revolutionary. the concensus has gone from 57 cents a couple of months ago the street thought 40 cents. this stock in my mind takes it tremendous, i'm looking minimum 20% on this one. liz: what do they do again? >> a touch screen. you know, you touch the screens and there's a vibration type

that's mayor ramsey and they call him the obama of italian politics.g, he is a reformer and he's clearly thrown down the gauntlet to bersani. the intergenerational conarthritic with a clear element in the rise of the movement, there was a mainstream party like the pd can kind of take back that momentum. >> and he is the one to watch, do you think? >> absolutely, he is the one to watch and he's making a challenge for the leadership. >>> straight ahead on the program, tensions heating up on the korean peninsula amid reports the north has moved two missiles to the east coast. we'll have more on that issue specifically when we come back. with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewards for his small business. take these bags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjorn's small business earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth ] why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark b

the homeland counter terrorism subcommittee, pete king, the police chief of philadelphia, charles ramsey. they all say when you're talking about a small domestic terror cell like this, and at this point they all seem to think that's what it was. i asked the police commissioner in boston that specifically. he sai you know, there may have been other people on the fringes, we don't know that yet. it really seems it was tse two brothers acting alone. he said it's almost impossible to stop them. in the past we've been very lucky in some cases. the explosives haven't gone off, but you can't identify two people who did that they're going to try to kill people. >> jamie: what a panel. i know generally your show focuses on polits and does it expertly, but this is so important. i'm sure many people are going toat to learn where we go from here. chris, thanks so much for bringing us a preview. >> thank you so much, jamie. >> jamie: take care. for more of chris' interview with the boston police commissioner, ed davis, as you heard and so much more, tune in to "fox news sunday". as chris said, he wil

i'll turn to general dempsey, chairman of the joint chiefs and we'll ask our comptroller and general ramsey from the joint chiefs to respond to specific questions. we'll take a few squess. -- questions. retary.k you, mr. sec we built this budget to prepare the joint force for an uncertain future and aims to restore the versatility of a more affordable military for a more sustainable defense strategy. the f.y. 2014 defense budget doesn't reflect the full budget. it imposes more time. nevertheless, uncertainty persists about what the top line will be for this and any future budget, nor does it include to restore funds for any lost readiness. we don't know the full cost of recovery from the revenue of shortfalls. as expected, we curtailed or canceled training for many units, specifically those not preparing to deploy and it's more expensive to get ready than it is to stay ready. recovery costs will compete with costs to build the future joint force. so what does this budget do? it invests in our priorities and keeps the force imbalance. it supports our forward-deployed operations. it upholds f

i'll turn to general dempsey, chairman of the joint chiefs and and ask our comptroller general ramsey from the joint chiefs to respond to specific questions. we'll take a few squess. >> we built this budget to prepare the joint force for an uncertain future and aims to restore the versatility of a more affordable military for a more sustainable defense strategy. e f.y. 2014 defense budget doesn't reflect the full budget. it imposes more time. nevertheless, uncertainty persists about what the top line will be for this and any future budget, nor does it include to restore funds for any lost readiness. we don't know the full cost of recovery from the revenue of shortfalls. as expected, we curtailed or canceled training for many units, specifically those not preparing to deploy and it's more expensive to get ready than it is to stay ready. recovery costs will compete with costs to build the future joint force. so what does this budget do? it invests in our priorities and keeps the force imbalance. it supports our forward-deployed operations. it upholds funding for emerging capabilities su

>>brian: brian has a big backer, dave ramsey, in the green room. >>gretchen: fantastic idea. america still trying to figure out what drove the bombing brothers to kill. some leads are now pointing to one boston mosque. our next guest has been following it for years and has interesting information. >>brian: how do elite dogs train? by jumping out of choppers. that's how. we're along for the ride.@ñ@@ ♪ using telemedical and mobile technologies, verizon innovators are connecting trauma surgeons to patients in the field. helping them get the attention they need, before they even reach the hospital. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus at office supply stores. rewards we put right back into our business. this is the only thing we've ever wanted to do and ink helps us do it. make your mark with ink from chase. resulting in unexpected power and agility. experience the adventuro

i would also like to congratulate coach sue ramsey for leading her team to victory. the sportsmanship and hard work displayed by the ashton eagles throughout the season has been unparalleled. this accomplishment deserves a most sincere congratulations and we are most proud of ashton eagles. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. last week right here in d.c. i hosted farmers from all over this country that only ask for fair treatment and compensation as they do their work. there were 20 of us congressional members i saw the look in their face, hope they would soon have a pathway to citizenship, fair wages, and worker protections. i saw the same hope in the eyes of my parents who came here as farm workers. but the senate immigration bill farm workers are one step closer to gaining legal status. however as any legislation moves forward, i will remain vill gantt against any effort for mis

and pete king and two people on the front lines on the war on terror, police commissioner, charles ramsey. >> alisyn: check your local listings. thanks for joining us. >> never take heated from us. >> identifying the boston bombing brother, should we install more cameras to keep our country safe? a fair and balanced debate is next. >> a building demolition gets goes horribly wrong as a worker gets stranded on top. more coming up. [ male announcer ] we build things that work the way you wish they would. like a front-end loader you can detach from your seat? or a mower deck you just drive over and cut through knee-deep grass no problem? yep. we thought the same thing you did. that's why we build them this way. that's how we run. nothing runs like a deere. visit your dealer or johndeere.com/howwerun to see the new signature series and 1 family tractors. >> clayton: welcome back. the bodies of five snowboarders have been recovered after being buried in a mats i have snowfall >> take a look at incredible video. building demolished with a worker on the roof. fortunately the man was wearing a ha