i'm uma pemmaraju in washington.rican olympians getting a warning not to wear team usa gear outside sochi venues amid threats of more possible terror attacks in russia. so, is it safe right now to travel to sochi? terrorism expert willie ferris will be joining us to weigh in on top of the hour. plus, we'll talk to one olympian mom who has decided to sit this one out. a judge issues a ruling on two-month battle whether a pregnant woman should be disconnected from her life support. texas hospital must turn off the machine by monday afternoon. we'll have a live report coming to you about this. our own mike huckabee generating controversy over remarks he made at the republican national committee meeting this week. conservative ann coulter say that they are taking his comments out of context and she is joining us next. stay with us. >>> here is something to cheer about a week before the bowles. the nfl pays zero in federal taxes. you heard me right. but before you throw a penalty flag, shouldn't all businesses be taxless?

i'm doug mckelway. >> i'm uma pemmaraju. stay with fox news for breaking news coverage on the mall shooting. for now, we turn you over to "the five" already in progress. >>> so he's like a rejectede, suiter that msnbc, that really old hooker can't satisfy him anymore and he looks at him and goes, me, me, why not me? we go, sorry. too hot for you. >> are we too hot for thee president? >> what a question. i suppose we are, greg. no, i will not -- i'm still thinking of you saying living ii obama's head rent free. as much as i pay in rent, i still don't think i would wantfe to live in his head rent free.lo i'll city take the upper west in side, which is slightly better than president obama's head, it's so liberal. that statement he said, fox news is the reason i can't get my message to penetrate the me republican base.s thee. republican base doesn't wt your message.yo >> right. >> we've heard it. we haven't heard it from fox he news. we've heard it from your ownea mouth and werd don't want it and it's the same one over and over

i'm uma pemmaraju live from washington. we begin with two major news stories at this hour.appening here at home. the other thousands of miles away overseas. a state of emergency in west virginia as thousands of people struggle another day without water for drinking, bathing or cooking. it's been three days since a chemical spill near charleston forced food and businesses to shut down and left residents scrambling where bottled water is in short supply. as of now, no word on when it will be declared safe enough to use. a live report from west virginia coming your way in just a fe

i'm uma pemmaraju in washington. a team of taliban terrorists bombed its way to a kabul restaurant, popular with westerners killing 21 people including two americans. u.s. troops prepare to leave afghanistan, more attack against civilians? we'll hear from colonel oliver north at the top of the hour. in the wake of the n.s.a. scandal, president obama unveiled the recommendation for reining in the government surveillance program. the president saying the program won't end. we'll hear from governor mike huckabee and independent senator from maine angus king to give us their reaction on the latest from the n.s.a. little miss popular making her debut. take a look. bao bao greets her adoring public in the nation's capital. we'll give you a close-up look at the little charmer. all of that and the rest of the story coming your way at the top of the hour on america's news headquarters in moments. join us then. >> remember when greenpeace used the creepy santa to push the green agenda? >> there may be no alternative but to can

i'm uma pemmaraju in washington. >> i'm doug mckelway. thank you for joining us.'re also getting information about the victims. the man and woman were employees at the skate store, zumies. both in their 20s. there is a lot we do not know, such as what was the motive of

i'm uma pemmaraju. america's news headquarters live from the capital starts right now. we begin with this breaking story. it's the deadly yast attack against the foreign civilians of afghanistan since we went to war against the taliban nearly 13 years ago. a team of attackers storming afghan restaurant in kabul, as a suicide bomber at the entrance blows himself up at one of the buildings. those gunman then bursting through the restaurant and begin firing on patrons there. 21 people mostly civilians are now dead. including two americans. connor powell has the latest as he monitors the events. >> uma, restaurant that was popular with afghans and the international expats living in kabul in a place i went to many times when i was living there. it was considered to have both good food and good security. friday night, people were sitting down to dinner. suicide bomber blew himself up at the front door, while gunmen slipped in through the back and shooting people at point blank. u.s. officials confirming two americans were among 21 killed last night. both of the americans were

i'm uma pemmaraju live from washington. we begin with two major news stories at this hour. one happening here at home. the other thousands of miles away overseas. a state of emergency in west virginia as thousands of people struggle another day without water for drinking, bathing or cooking. it's been three days since a chemical spill near charleston forced food and businesses to shut down and left residents scrambling where bottled water is in short supply. as of now, no word on when it will be declared safe enough to use. a live report from west virginia coming your way in just a few moments. but first, israel, mourns the death of a remarkable warrior statesman. earn that nation's respect with military leadership and patriotism. ariel sharon has died. 85-year-old was in a coma for eight years after suffering a stroke back in 2006. sharon garnered the nickname the bulldozer early in his career because of his reputation for stopping at nothing. connor powell joins us live from jerusalem with more on the life and legacy of israel's controversial former prime minister. connor

i'm uma pemmaraju, live in washington. the latest on that story and more.the meantime, let's move on to another big story making news. 10,000 american spectators and athletes get ready to travel to russia. many are questioning how safe sochi will be for the big olympic games there. amid growing fears of possible terror attacks. can vladimir putin make good on his promise of ring of steel around these games? molly henneberg is joining us now live with details on the latest security measures in place. >> defense secretary chuck hagel says russia has not requested specific help from the u.s. to he prop text the societe generale games that start -- protect the sochi games that start next month. but they have military action in the region, including two ships. hagel says there are contingency plans if there were a significant terror attack. >> we need to extract our citizens, we will have appropriate arrangements with the russians to do that. >> meanwhile, the state department is warning americans who are traveling to the games to be careful. travel alert releas

. >> i'm uma pemmaraju in for jenna lee. as approval of obamacare drops, kathleen sebelius is promoting the law as a key official resigns. after leaving with only six months on the job. the white house brought him in last summer to help and he steps down after a health care forced him to withdraw. ed henry chief correspondent from the white house. ed, good to see you. >> reporter: white house officials say there were family issues that chris jennings had to attend to in addition to the health scare. that is why he is stepping down. what is important about this, he is somebody that brought a lot of experience to the table because he served way back in the clinton administration on health care issues as well so obviously had been through many battles on capitol hill while the clinton white house and republicans on hill. and between the obama white house an republicans on the hill. let's face it there is still big battle ahead in implementing this law. the latest fox poll out last night shows the law reaching new lows in terms