vladmir putin spent $50 billion for what?ls the world -- >> a show for himself. he's too expensive for russian people. >> november of 2013 talking about the cost of the olympics. human rights foundation chairman with me now in studio and good morning to you. that shows us a little bit about what he was all about. you knew him for 22 years. why would he have been a threat to the russian government based on that? >> it's from a long story. he was a very prominent figure in yeltsin's leadership. he was simply too big for vladmir putin's power. he didn't want to compromise on his principles. he wanted to see russia free and he didn't want to be part of vladmir putin's repression regime. and he moved eventually to run opposition and became the most vocal critic of putin's regime, talking about corruption and vladmir putin's en gijment in the most prominent cases that led to the violation of human rights. >> he alleges that billions were stolen because of the winter games there and also he's a strong and tough critic and has been,

that's the mystery surrounding as vladmir putin's disappearance grows. let's go outfront. >>> good evening. tonight, a massive man hunt under way. police in ferguson chasing several active leads in the shooting of two officers. a police official referred to a search for shooters, potential multiple suspects. he vowed to stay on the job but after the resignations this week by ferguson city manager, a judge, a court clerk, two officers and the police chief. many are calling for him to be the first to step down. we have jason carol out front tonight in ferguson. tell us what you're hearing from police tonight as they are trying to track down these suspects plural we learned today. >> they do have leads. that's for sure. his investigators will work orn the clock. they will not stop until they find the person or persons responsible for this shooting. >> reporter: police chief said the investigation into whoever shot two police officers is their number one priority. they have questioned several people. >> it's hard to speculate what kind of nexus may have rega

vladmir putin appearing in public again for the first time in 10 days.ow will this affect the growing speculation about the russian president's health. what that all means? we'll go into depth of that. >>> court action in a case of a doctor accused murdering his wife. why a letter may be a key part of the prosecution's case. >>> it was once exotic local for an edition of "survivor." now it the aftermath after a deadly cyclone. have more on that story. jon: clinton camp issuing a clarification of their personal emails. 30,000 they discarded after deeming them private. the team says they read each and everyone of those emails before hitting delete button. joining us now, leslie marshall and tammy bruce both radio stalk show hosts and fox news contribute contributors. we were told they did a key word search. if one of her emails said something like wedding they would delete that email. now they're saying, oh, yeah, but we read every single one before we deleted them? >> i don't know about you. i don't have 32,000 emails in my in box. if i tried to read all

rumors swirling about the health of vladmir putin after he hasn't been seen in over a week. fake television trying to reassure russians with new video, new video. but it looks awfully familiar to us. meanwhile our president making rounds. he joined late night host jimmy kimmel to face down critics to offer scathing grammar critique. two attorneys debate, is it better to come clean or to cover up a scandal, or say destroy the evidence? hillary clinton, and al sharpton might want to tune in for this one because even when they say it's not it is always about money. ♪ melissa: it is a true friday the 13th for wall street. energy dragging on stocks as the dow and s&p are on track for a third straight losing week. it doesn't stop there. oil getting crushed, hitting another two-month low. on top of all that we have this news just crossing i want to bring you right now. treasury secretary jack lew sending another warning to congress, yes exactly, ahead of sunday's debt limit deadline. in a letter just released, he cautions the treasury will resort, to quote, extraordinary measures t

martha: vladmir putin with a shocking admission. he was willing to put his personal nuclear arsenal on the table over ukraine. bill: this cargoing airborne, nearly 300 miles-an-hour. the driver inside we have an update on his condition this morning. >> wow. quite a crash. so the white house calling republicans out, tell them to back off on the issue of iran. senator rand paul is here to respond on that next. but here, is tom cotton first. >> no regrets at all. and if the president and secretary of state were intent on driving a hard bargain, they would be able to point to this letter and say, they're right. help northern china reduce its reliance on coal fire heating plants and prevent 60 million tons of co2 emissions? when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is

what was vladmir putin so scared of?vidently as 85% approval rating. >> first off, i don't believe that approval rating. if you're living in a totalitarian state and a stranger calls you up and see do you support the preds, what are you going to say yes? of course not. secondly, they're going into a major economic melt down. the ruble has crashed by half. people are losing their jobs. what putin is worried about is that he's always been the good economy president. he's worried now when the economy goes bad, people aren't going to support him. people like nemtsov would get people out on the streets like they did in ukraine. putin is scared of that. >> scared enough to do that execution perhaps. thanks so much. i appreciate you putting your life on the line and telling your story. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up the video is testifying. you got a skydiver going into a seizure and unable to pull his parachute. >>> you know her as our national security correspondent. jennifer griffin is here with her battle she a

. >>> president vladmir putin seems to have disappeared from radar.e been swirlering about what may have happened to him. the kremlin denies the president is ill, but that isn't convincing everyone. matthew chance has more. >> reporter: it's the first tv appearance of vladmir putin since he dropped out of sight more than a week ago. triggering rumors about his fate. the russian president is shown mainly in profile, meeting the head of the supreme court. he perhaps seems a little peeky has he delivers his verdict on legal reforms. the behavior of the kremlin has fuelled the rumor mill. key presidential meetings have been canceled over recent days. this event was broadcast on international woman's day on march 8th, allaying some concerns. it turned out it was recorded earlier, further arousing suspicions. social media is swirling of speculation of a serious illness that putin has cancer or suffered a stroke. that's been denied by the kremlin. president putin is working from his country house and is in perfect health. these are uneasy times in russia. th

what is next after vladmir putin? >> it's a very hard thing to say, the prime minister was president in between putin's successive terms when putin ran out of let's put it this way constitutional short to continue as president. he isn't seen necessarily as someone who could readily step into if position nor is he treated as that person. as i said before unpresident putin it's not likely we will have a well identified clearly defined, ready to hand easy successor in place. >> ambassador i want to shift gears, the issue of hillary clinton's e-mails. you helped run the committee liking into what happened at the u.s. outpost in benghazi the attacks there, do you feel like you had access to all the information you wanted from hillary clinton's e-mails when you were running that committee? >> we did not as far as i know. i just rechecked, okay i see those e-mails. i would not say, ehowever there was any evidence we had that would have pointed us towards these e-mails. the e-mails we saw we saw because we were interviewing i

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>> we can't say for sure putin did it but the fact vladmir putin has been prop gaped sizing the people of moscow in st. petersburg in anti-western propaganda in ways not even seen during the cold war. basically what you have to say the rule of law being replaced in russia by the law of the jungle. it is no surprise you see nemtsov getting gunned down there, the same way people are, you know gunning people down in mass killings in the middle east. >> that is reflected in putin es approval ratings. 85, 86%. only way you get a number that high, when you poll people they answer the phone, do you approve of vladmir putin they fear for their life. you have no such thing as credible independent poll. >> i wonder there is economic impact here. this is going to cost them western investment. which they're going to need at some point. and i wonder what, i just, i'm not schooled enough to answer this question but what is putin's endgame here? total control without western investment? melissa: rebuilding the soviet bloc. >> how can you do that in this economy. melissa: with falling price of oil it

vladmir putin, reappearing in the public for the first time after mysterious 11-day absence. youtube sensation michelle fan joins us live from fought by southwest. our her makeup tutorials racked up a billion views. what a huge business. even when they say it's not it is always about money. ♪ melissa: it is a rally but could be a party before a brutal hangover. markets firmly in rally mode before a two-day fed meeting kicks off tomorrow. but we could see the first signs of a interest rate hike since the global financial crisis. oil continuing a free fall, touching the lowest level since march of 2009 on fears of strained u.s. storage capacity. here to discuss all that charlie gasparino jack hough, "barron's" senior editor and todd starnes, fox news radio. what do you think the fed will say? >> i don't -- melissa: take the word patient out? >> maybe. look, i think people have doubts about, i think the fed will be careful not to break anything important here. if we do raise rate, it will be cautious, slow. a minor impact. i think a lot of it is priced in already. why are we see

melissa: rumors are swirling about the health of president vladmir putin.ing that putin may have suffered a stroke. fueling speculations uncharacter i can cancellations the fact he hasn't been seen in public about a week. we'll keep an eye on this one for sure. >>> feds giving an okay to powdered alcohol you could mix into drinks. it is called pokohol. you can buy it as soon as this summer. while it gets federal approval. five states banning sales. lawmakers in five additional states are looking to the do the same. dr. manny alvarez, foxnewshealth.com senior managing editor. this sounds dangerous to me. freeze-died alcohol in small portable pouches. first thing people say folks will senator this. >> this is dumbest thing i see in my life. i see how fda had to approve it because alcohol is approved in general. melissa: do you think they had to? >> i think they had to. they had no legal ground to say no. it is up to the states to regulate alcohol sales e. that is what will happen. this product in my humble opinion made for a different kind of market. this is

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he says the two suspects were taken into custody earlier and russian president vladmir putin has been informed of the arrests. he also said the two men came from the southern region of the north caucus. that it was one week ago you'll remember that nemtsov was gunned down near the kremlin. we will continue to keep your updated on this story as we get more information here an cnn. >>> to the front lines in the fight against isis. hundreds of thousands innocent civilians in certain potentially caught in the cross fire. 350,000 peat in one town are under siege. across the border in iraq there is progress. shia militia reclaimed the town on the southern outskirts of tikrit on friday. that victory is seen as a key step towards pushing isis out of tikrit. the u.s. military says iraqi force and tribal fighters aided by coalition air strikes have also cleared isis from al baghdadi. that is a strategically critical town. the u.s. says iraqi forces also drove isis from seven villages near al baghdadi. that's located south of hadithi. >> some u.s. leaders are nervous. barbara starr has the story

i guess it's a measure of how critical vladmir putin is to the country. he's not been seen in public since the march 5th meeting has lead to the fevered speculation as to his whereabouts. and of course all sorts of rumors have done the rounds. is a cue taking place or he's out of the country or indeed he retired to the country side nursing a bad back from a slipped disc in a judo injure. nobody really knows. the government and the kremlin are not giving anything away. they've been quiet. there's a meeting scheduled for today that is in the president's dairy and not been cancelled as far as we know with the president of kazakhstan. what we also know is that over the weekend there was a document and the president was seen talking about crimea and saying they the government considered going to nuclear alertness over the crimea situation. so, i mean if you're asking for my suggestion in this point, i know you are probably not, maybe he'll turn up in crimea. maybe he's disappeared because of the security arrangements around that. he might show up since it's on

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vladmir putin no longer mia.president just appeared in public for a press conference after not having been seen for 11 days. sources close to the kremlin say he was sick in bed with a cold. that update coming after rumors swirled about a possible sudden death in the family, the birth of a love child. or even a russian coupe. this as putin rereveals in a new daumtry that he was ready to put forces on nuclear alert after the crisis in crimea. that documentary aired last night in russia. a lot of drama there. >>> let's talk about sports. the dust has settled and the kentucky wildcats are the overall number one seed. with the brackets now set, everybody wondering if kentucky will become the first team to go undefeated since 1976. along with kentucky villnova, wisconsin and duke grabbing number one seeds. perhaps there can be too much of a good thing. georgia state's head coach tore his achilles heel while he was celebrating his team's big win. you can see him being taken off the court there or helped off the court. i

i only wish lou, the president president obama had just once shown that level of anger towards vladmir putin's aggression or the islamic state beheadings. melissa: i get what he is saying there. i'm not sure about the bitchy teenage girl thing. something a little sexist. maybe "mean girls" is what he was going for. setting aside that, there was a lot more passion in response to netanyahu than we saw in the his response to beheading of i think james foley when he went golfing right afterwards. >> as far as what we wishing for the president, i wish he understood the leverage that he had with iran. i think you looked at the sanctions we had on them, they were working. their economy their currency was taking a beating. we really isolate ad lot of their banks from the international financial system. unfortunately this looks like a second term legacy project, seeking a deal at any costs. it seems to be moving in the wrong direction. melissa: yeah. >> would i have liked, this is a region game that supports terrorism, treats its own people horribly. cron if you could ever do a deal with them b

see relationship with vladmir putin is absolutely in the, tank.really where i start to worry? more so than i would worry. >> if we learned, iran is behind rebels in yemen that would be fourth or fifth territory they are with rebels that have taken territory. so iran is growing in strength. all right. let's move on. republicans. why number two finisher is grabbing all the headlines. plus speaking of 2016 a new report reveals hillary clinton may announce her candidacy earlier than expect. why, what is happening? i don't know foundation donations? people talking about. ♪ ♪ nineteen years ago, we thought "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn your photos into finished projects with our angie's list app. visit angieslist.com today. ♪ to "outnumbered." "the wall street journal" is reporting that hilary c

conversation when president obama was heard on mic didn't realize, liened over to medvedev, tell vladmir i have a lot of room to work in next couple years. that is what on email. all the side deals. you do this, i do that. they don't want that exposed. >> whoa, that is you're thinking. >> i don't want that out. even greater good. it is horse trading. you don't want that out, for the record unless you're dead. >> i will say this. chris christie had "bridgegate," closing the lanes on gwb, when he gave the press conference, a lot of people said he did it for too long. answered every question. that is more preferrable to what happened yesterday. incredibly controlled way she did it. looked almost robotic. she looked like a liar. i'm not saying she is. with the note. >> contrast, christie stayed and essentially answered -- >> every question. >> every question anybody wanted to ask. this was short and evasive. melissa: i said that before. she would have been better off stood there for as long as it took, been hammered by the entire process. raising your hand. so polite of you brian kilmeade. >

he was arrested several times before his murder often criticizing vladmir putin's government. putin condemns this killing. >>> a developing story today as congress is poised to approve the spending bill that fund homeland security. they sent the bill to the house without restrictions on president obama's immigration actions. the president prevented deportation of hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants a few months ago. house republicans say they want those restrictions included in order to pass the bill. but democrats stopped them from happening in the senate. the deadline to pass the bill before the money runs out is friday. >>> this morning a former cab driver from northern virginia accused of helping terrorists is in custody in somalia. the associated press reports that former cab driver liban mohamed was wanted for helping terrorist groups. the fbi believes he left the u.s. in 2012. >>> we may see a delay in the murder trial for jesse matthew. according to our affiliate matthew's lawyers said they need time to hire a dna expert. prosecutors said they plan to use

when vladmir putin sees our behaving fecklessly or being distracted by situations like this, every single time he takes advantage of it. it is no accident, also, that when he takes advantage of it, people in the region see him as a little bit stronger. and the israelis have turned to the russians more closely and they have better relations with the russians. others in the region have done the same. as i was saying to jerry we got here, there is an ironic twist going on. you may recall a discussion of pivot to asia. well, we didn't really follow through on the pivot to asia. you know who is pivoting to asia, everybody in the middle east, the people we were supposed to be pivoting away from, the saudis, the israelis the gulf states, the iranians, they're looking to china as a consumer of last resort. they're looking to india as a big buyer of their energy products. they are looking in a different direction for major power involvement in the region because they don't trust that they can count on u.s. major power involvement in the region and i might add, that is compounded by the fact that t

i'm very worried about where vladmir putin is going. i'm very w worried for the baltics.est is playing all wrong hands with putin. david: do you think he might go after estonia an baltic countries? >> to make a long story short, yes i do. >> that is something. wonderful to see you. please come back. >> i will. david: thank you, cheryl. over to you. cheryl: david astonishing story. actress angelina jolie under going a dramatic and potentially life-changing surgery but why? we'll have the details coming up >>> jeff flock is joining us live from a gummy bear factory to talk about the benefits of low sugar prices. jeff? >> you are looking, cheryl, at 240 tons of sugar. that is what each one of these is a ton of sugar. i will show you iconic candy this will turn into very shortly. stay tuned. >> hi, everybody, i'm gerri willis. coming up on my show at the top of the hour, the latest on the plane crash in france. what should we all know about the safety of low-cost airlines? that is just one of the big stories coming up on "the willis report" in just a few minutes. ♪ (trader vo

martha: at the same time you've got vladmir putin pushing the envelope again.altic sea. nato has to scramble to deal with that situation. now shaking the finger at cophenhagen denmark. don't you move your ships in there, we'll come after you as well. >> putin will do what he wants. he is bored. he will cause as much trouble as he can. he knows nothing will happen to him. this happens with a weak president and foreign policy let as be honest. president obama is weak president on foreign policy. putin will push him around. iran will take advantage as much it cans. that is the way it goes. history says it, history dictates if you're weak overseas, villains take advantage of. >> i went to see "killing jesus," it was extraordinary. it will air sunday night march 29th on palm sunday. here are scenes from it. i couldn't help be struck by some of images of stonings and crucifix, and think about what is going on with isis all over the middle east. it is truly, it shows you brutality that can exist in the human heart. we're seeing it again. >> "killing jesus" is a movie

literally vladmir putin is probably sitting there today in moscow going, are you kidding me? of the united states did not meet with the secretary-general of nato? martha: what did he do? did he tick somebody off? i don't know what he would have done to not be worth worthy of a meeting with president of the united states. it is pretty mind boggling. >> the president's foreign policy is lazy at best and dangerous at worse. martha: congressman, thank you very much. >> you bet. >> good to see you. >> you bet. bill: what we are learning about the copilot. we'll get you back to france in a moment. the big story man who hunted usama bin laden and one of many navy seals and soldiers went to search for sergeant bo bergdahl in afghanistan. >> instantly given intelligence. we had deserter. we stopped everything we were doing. war stopped from very highest levels of special operations down to conventional forces and we started hunting him. bill: remember his fellow soldiers always believe he deserted his position. now his platoon leader is live to answer the question. we'll talk to him n

rather stark saying a third of all republicans believe that president obama is more dangerous than vladmira list a mile long why they think this of course. it's interesting and it's going to be very very strange when we get back to 0 just the fundamental of the technical agreement in terms of political framework from the iranians. in terms of the technical agreement it's going to be interesting to see what happens going forward. >> on the situation the conflict between saudi arabia and yemen. is there room to operate diplomatically before it leads to a perhaps a larger escaladed conflict? >> i think there is all room for more diplomatic solutions going forward. the problem it's something for the saudis that is much more about security and territory and unfortunately negotiating with your enemy when all you're doing is lobbing missiles at them is a little bit difficult. >> it's complicating the u.s. iran deal. that's more foreign investors and people to watch in the region. >>> let's take a look at the other top stories. intel is reportedly in talks to buy altera in a deal that could top $1

that's the mystery surrounding as vladmir putin's disappearance grows. let's go outfront.

we're threats they present or if you look at what vladmir putin is doing. of course he only spends a fraction what we do. not like the soviet union which may have even outspent us. even now difficult know how much precisely they were spending. fact we have to look at obligations of nato. so it is really only the united states has this global role. and so even if you add up the value of next seven or eight or nine, however many other powers it is not really going to give you the right answer. that is not away to arrive at what you need. you have to take strategic approach. what are threats facing to stability and freedom in these different regions and what are the military forces we need to deal with those? one last note, it is worth observing, certain countries china, russia, have increased spending dramatically. in a decade it is almost double if not more. if you go back further they were starting a pretty low base. chinese increased five or six fold russia, fourfold, it is disturbing increasing their capability. it may mean we need to spend more. ultimate

he has official aaasylum through vladmir putin. he wants a fair and open trial.pill the beans. >> i think the federal government is entitled to that. we're talking about a person who is trailer and used classified information. i have tried cases with classified information. it can't be revealed publicly. it's revealed under seal to the judge. why do you think it's classified? for that reason. so i'm afraid mr. snowden is going to have to come back and he's going to have to get tried under what are called the laws of the united states not the laws of mr. snowden. want to come back? his lawyers can argue that it's an open trial. a judge will get to decide that. >> i need to ask you this, the one leverage he might have and a former nsa director brought this up, he might have more intelligence and he might be able to say -- you tell me how it works with the big boys -- i could turn this over and make it worse unless you make us a deal, what do you do? >> i cut a lot of deal as u.s. attorney i wouldn't have cut if i didn't have to with people who were bad people becau

did vladmir putin go above the board because we called him? china has their election?ut trying to interfere with the state department funded organization over there trying to get into the election. never mind judging it from the outside. >> the president's argument for bibi netanyahu coming to congress we don't get involved in other people's politics. the president made a courtesy call to iran before he made one to the country of israel. by the way, there's a reason why he should pick up the phone. since the frosty relations with netanyahu, the republican party has generally gained seven points with jewish voters and the democrats have lost ten. that's a trend that i can imagine democrats don't want to continue. >> it was crazy up to 2012 if you think about president bush and his relations with the israeli government, you would think the american jewish community would run to mitt romney. they didn't. they still voted democratic. >> they did. we'll turn to this. a "new york times" columnist asking this question, very provocative. should we armize? this is his quote. >>

there's a shirtless vladmir putin. john travolta and buzz light gear!my gosh! i love it! >> i think we can put them up. right here. yep. >> oh! some from the archive. >> oh! the roller coaster ride. >> that was fun. cute stuff. >> all right. something else trending today a remarkable apology to working mothers. you may have seen this in facebook. it comes from a female executive who says she's sorry for the way she treated working mothers in the past. we're going to talk to her in a moment. but first, her story. >> catherine took a fortunate.com to issue her apology 11 years in the making. writing the president of power supplies. a company placing woman in flexible positions. she writes i secretly rolled my eyes at a mother who couldn't make it to last-minute drinks and didn't disagree when another female editor said she should fire another woman before she got pregnant. i scheduled last minute meetings at 4:30 p.m. all the time. it didn't dawn on me that kids might need to pick up their kids at daycare. she said she's not the only one guilty. for mothe