our boss, roger ayles. week highlighting his achievements. >> brian: why is our government considering cuts to the military when it has a history of paying for stuff like shrimp on a treadmill? senator coburn here next what's droid-recognition ? understanding you clearly... what is the capital of zimbabwe ? ... the first time you ask with the google voice search. the droid razr maxx hd by motorola. droid recognition. droid powerful. ayles >> steve: quick headlines. brand-new renderings of the three story observation deck planned for the new world trade center tower. five elevators will take visitors from the ground floor to the deck in 60 seconds once it opens in 2015. >>> and broken and busted, a string of about 20 cars on a street in boston damaged in yesterday's snow storm. residents say from the looks of it, a snowplow driver is probably to blame for that. all right. mr. kilmeade. >> brian: the sequester is forcing the government to make $85 million in cuts. half coming out of the military. what will wa

let's move quickly to this roger ayles furor that's brogue up today. books pouring out of every possible sphere. authorized, unauthorized, you name it. very controversial stuff in the authorized one, which is writ n written, an official biography. he's the head honcho at fox news, and he seems to be letting everybody have it. he calls joe biden, he says i have a soft spot for him. i like him, but he's as dumb as an ashtray. he calls the president, barack obama, lazy. he calls newt gingrich a prick. this is the stuff of tabloid lurid headlines for about a week, which i'm sure you won't care about, but let's discuss roger ailes. a, is he worth all these biographies? b, what do you think his lasting legacy will be? >> on the first question, he's definitely worth a biography or two. he's had incredible influence on the news media. he's a worthy subject and has had impact. the second, i said i wasn't cynical about what rand paul was doing. i'm a little more cynical about what roger ailes is doing. he has every right to do it, this legacy burnishing part of

. >> steve: once again, the book is called "roger ayles off camera." it's a great book about business. we'll talk to him in the after the show show. >> alisyn: tomorrow we have michelle malkin, brook burke from "dancing with the stars." >> brian: don't miss it. there will be a quiz. bill: big head lien here, everybody. fox news alert. the white house chief of staff calling it a real game-changer if sub stand at this aided. denis mcdonough talking about reports out of syria chemical weapons were used in that war as president obama arrives it -- in israel and a country that shares a border. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to america's newsroom. martha: i'm martha maccallum. this is very serious story. president obama may soon have to act. mike rogers chairs the intel committee in the house. his counterpart in the senate, dianne feinstein, both say based on briefings they received very high probability that syria's regime used weapons of mass destruction. that has been called a red line issue by president obama who warned syria's dictator bashar al-assad that he

he's also a guest patron and speaker for the ayles apprentice program, created by roger ayles to increasescratch your head over because it's our daily edition of what sequester? feds are spending apparently $350 million for planned parenthood stale sex education programs in western states, including montana, idaho, oregon, alaska, for sex education programs start not guilty kindergarten. i remember doing stories about this on the local level, i believe it was in wyoming. some parents were saying they didn't want their local schools to be able to enforce this kind of education for kids so young. but now could it be that the federal government is funding these kinds of programs? >> steve: it's so shocking because we remember the sequester, it was all about it's going to end everything, we'll have to close the white house tours. we'll have to close some small airport towers and things like that. so they did that. and a whole other list of things. yet, they're able to find $350 million for this program that is comprehensive and graphic. and essentially what it does is it talks about how no se