all eyes were on vladmir putin to see how he would respond.d in february 2014 put tin sent in troops to cease ukraine's crimean peninsula. >> in europe we invasioned a different kind of relationship than what has actually emerged. we didn't anticipate that russia would illegally annex crimea. we didn't see that kind of destabilizing activity. >> next putin's forces began menacing ukraine itself. >> the fundamental point in dealing with a bully like put tin is that you cannot allow bullies to get away with what they wanted to. >> but the president rejected calls for a mosque layer response. instead announcing limited sections. >> i believe there's still a path to resolve this situation diplomatically in a way that addresses both russia and the ukraine. >> i think the president should have taken strong steps to make clear to putin this was unacceptable. he should have provided arms to the ukrainians. >> but he didn't and today russia is emboldened threatening to spread the fear of influence even wider. >> secretaries pen net taw and gates and ot

we are beginning to move into a different phase. >> what phase are we moving into with vladmir putin. can we see that? it is remarkable video. these two jet fighters, russian fighters, buzzing one of our guided missile destroyers in the baltic sea. >> i am sure president obama will be attempted to apologize for our destroyers getting in the way of his airplanes. this is part of a pattern. we have seen this right across the board of russian planes shadowing nato forces near norway and the baltic. what they have made in lithuania, i think putin is clearly testing the president. he has watched our reaction. >> hasn't he flunked every test imaginable to this point. putin has had his will z putin, look, he has faced internal difficulties, because of the collapse of international oil prices. it reduced his ability. >> i thought it was the sanctions that president obama told us would change the very trajectory history itself. >> what that allowed putin to do was put the blame on europe and the united states for the economic setback? >> i think putin can read the calendar as well as we can.

vladmir putin's inner circle dubbed the dirty dozen has been hiding more than $2 billion in offshore tax payments. anonymous source at a panama law firm released millions of documents showing how it helped world leaders launder money and evade money for decades being rich past. it is called the pana pama piap. his name isn't on the list but there is no way it could have happened without him. >>> a deadly crash sent dozens to the hospital and shut down service on the busiest route. the rain hit a backhoe on the tracks yesterday south of philadelphia killing two construction workers and derailing the front car. the 9-11 calls were just released. >>> 457 maximum involving the train. >> i have a small fire on the tracks. >> 341 passengers and 7 crew members were on board that train at the time of the crash. >> we got off track and there was a fire then a window bursted out and some people were cut up. >> all you could see was a lot of dirt and debris flying past the train. >> investigators are trying to figure out whether the train or the backhoe were on the wrong track. a lot of questio

one trail seems to lead to russian president vladmir putin. the others include presidents from iceland and pakistan. the biggest revelation show how some created shell companies and secret investments. there's still much we don't know. first off, these structures are not necessarily illegal, is that correct? >> that's right. under u.s. law, any way. we're dealing with people around the world. under u.s. law it's not necessarily illegal to have an offer shore company. you have to disclose the assets when it's time to pay your taxes and presumably a lot of people did it to avoid paying taxes. you have to go on a case by case basis to determine that. >> why no americans on the list, at least so far? >> that's one of the great mysteries here. one of the things we don't know is why haven't we seen many american names coming forward just yet. looks like there's a big global trove of documents. just one american name i've seen so far and that person is not a household name at all. we don't know why not, but it is a big question. >> and why this parti

it's fear over vladmir putin's supposed aspirations to re-take what the soviets lost after the cold warnd what many believe he may be willing to grab again by force -- estonia, latvia, lithuania, poland, all worried russia will do to them what it has done in ukraine over the past two years. and since this is what some call the eastern front of the free world, the u.s. army's 2n cavalry and nato forces came with rifles in hand to send a message. this could be much bigger, couldn't it? captain vanderlip: it could be, yes, and it could be scaled up and down. we see now that the push from the pentagon is yes, there will be heavy brigades, armored brades coming over here for 9-month, back-to-back rotations. i think that is a pretty firm commitment to u.s. involvement in the baltics. scott: this thawing, though, of cold war strategies, is not just for show according to general ben hodges, the head of u.s. army forces in europe. he supports a plan for a constant and dramatically increased presence. in what would be the biggest u.s. deployment to eastern europe since the cold war -- some 250 ta

underserved our allies, empower ed and emboldenedded our enemies filled in the vacuum by vladmir putin, north korea and china and others. if i were donald trump i would take on hillary clinton's record as secretary of state. in order to do so with credibility he has to buildout the team. he does have to give specific ideas, some themes he is going to run on and i think isis is good one. against iran deal another one. he has to reassure the american people he has depth and frankly intellectual curiosity for foreign policy. it is not always about being kind of a simple thing to talk about. it is pretty complicated. harris: i want to welcome everybody if they're tuning in at noon hour or 9:00 a.m. hour on the west coast, a few minutes late into "outnumbered" you're wondering what you're watching. we're awaiting for donald trump to step up to the lecturn to make what his campaign is calling a major campaign speech about foreign policy. a couple things. this is washington, d.c., so we don't want to miss the backdrop. that can't be accidental. it doesn't really fold in rest of his day. if yo

vladmir putin and many other analysts in russia often cite historical grievances in their activities in places like the ukraine and to bolster themselves domestically. they cite three in particular. the collapse of the warsaw collapse, the collapse of the soviet union and nato expansion into those historically russian dominated territories. do you think that's a fair account for what's happened in the post cold war era? >> sir, if i'm following you i would say it's clear that putin, i believe, i can't say it's clear, i believe that putin's view is is that russia is being constrained by the international norms. international norms established by the west and predominately the u.s. it's from that view that he has, i think, set out deliberately to challenge those norms. to disrupt our international order, globally. wherever he has that opportunity. >> given that countries like poland and latvia and lithuania and estonia have chosen freely to join nato. do you think there's any truth to his claims these are lands that are traditionally oriented towards the east? >> well, he certainly cla

the documents show allies of russian president vladmir putin secretly shuffled around as much as $2 billiona big decision tonight from the board of trustees at princeton university. they have decided to keep the name of woodrow wilson on princeton's public policy school. some had call for the name to be removed because of wilson support for segregation. wilson was president of princeton from 1902 to 1910 and president of the united states from 1913 until 1921. >>> villanova north carolina are going down to the wire as we speak. >> and wildcat fans were pumped for tonight's national championship game. i think they're pretty pump right now. vittoria wood sill live on campus as the game enters it's final moments. tori what a crowd. >> reporter: they aren't just pumped. they are live and anxiously the anxiety is high. it is a nail biter as you can see right now hands are up. hands are up and this happens every single time nova takes a shot as they wait and see if that ball goes in the net. to these fans nova nation it is not a game. ooh, it is not just a game. it is live. it is their life on th

for the second time in one year he's traveled to moscow to fine sanctions and he even met with vladmir. meeting with russia's political leaders and delivery of russian missiles. he cut short his trip after the ban came to light. these close endountser, this week between russian war planes and the u.s. navy and air force that occurred in international waters. what does this mean? he's bad dude. plamed for the killing of american troops in iraq by the iranian made ieds and now he's welcomed an embraced by putin. what's going on? >> we have to say hats off to the fox news team for fiendsing th -- finding this. they saw him violate resolutions a while ago. she just did it again in the middle of his trip when he got caught. we all know that iran has repeatedly violated the u.n. resolution, the demands that the world community, the international community has put on it. yet, the reason why they continue to violate is because there are no consequences opini. what's happening is the obama administration not only looks weak but it encourages more bad behavior. we see this with north korea. we s

president obama did not raise the incident when he called russian president, vladmir putin, this week, to encourage him to honor the syrian cease-fire. >> do you believe that russia is trying to basically fracture europe? >> i do. >> do you believe that putin would love nothing more than the united states to withdraw from nato? >> yes, sir. >> russia is the greatest threat facing the homeland. >> general lorie robinson is slated to be the first female u.s. combatant xlan der charged with protecting the homeland. they accused the u.s. of trying to intimidate moscow by sailing a navy destroyer near russian territory. they said they would respond with all necessary p forces. the nato secretary general indicated there would be no renewed cooperation with russia following that meeting. >>> up next, new hope in the battle against muscular dystrophy. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the cun tri are coveringme around the country. federal and state investigators look at bill de blasio's controversial attempt to ban horse carriage from city streets. they are looking into th

i think that vladmir putin and paul manafort and top advisors are playing into that. hurt regular people to hurt himself. you see that in things like trump and his business practices. he's a phony. he's not really a conservative. number three, it's an electability and a women's message he's not going to appeal to women in a general election against hillary clinton. those are three that people will be seeing from us. >> we're going to head to the biggest delegate prize of all that's remaining. of the 53 congressional districts that are holding separate elections, how much of those are congressional districts that ted cruz can win? >> we have identified in our pac about half of them that we think we can compete in viably. we have looked at the state, looked at the 12 different media markets. we're also doing that in indiana. we looked at it in maryland where you have nine congressional districts. california just is this huge, you have to think about the 53 separate races you would be running and winnowing it down. i want to focus about the women's message. donald trump

. >> and voters say they trust bernie sanders over trump and cruz and trump when negotiating with vladmir putin. this has krauthammer in disbelief. >> one of your polls has sanders in the best position to negotiate with put tyne. it shows you how insane this country has become. he is to the left of putin. he has experience with the russians. that may be why he won the poll. >> that explains it. that's where he headed with bernie sanders. >> we had a fly by with destroyers. >> at least four of our soldiers injured two fighting for their lives this morning. their humvee flipping over on the new jersey turnpike trapping them inside the vehicle. two are in critical condition. they were part of a of a vehicle caravan. it caused the humvee to flip. >>> there's a scare in the skies over what's in virginia to tell you about after a bird strike. you can see the windshield of the plane the delta flight completely shattered. it hit the bird forcing the landing. even though it was a failure it is a troubling sign the country continuing to develop ballistic missiles that could potentially reach parts

in the summer of 2014, vladmir putin tests against nato. >> we haven't seen it in that formation. >>ne of several such incidents, and the response was very much like the drill you're seeing now at joint base richardson in alaska. >> because of the vast distances here in alaska. >> fully arm and ready to go on a moment's notice. >> it takes a lot of time to get out there. every second that we can make up on the ground, we can get closer and identifying whatever is out there. >> one thing that he's seen out there, russian tu-95 bare bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons. these encounter have become common enough that at norad, they have gone back to an old custom placing red plaques on the wall every time there's an intercept. there are plenty of experts who see russia as a danger we can't simply basignore. >> russia presents the greatest threat. >> russia is the only country with the capability to destroy the united states. >> it's not only russia we have to watch out for. last september, china sent five warships toward alaskan waters. >> we began to posture ourselves for any ev

as you know nothing is done without vladmir putin's approval.trategy behind the provocative moves beyond taking out nato, but also what he might want to do in terms of rebuilding the old former soviet empire? >> well, he clearly looks at russia as a world power. he knows he's got huge problems. he's got economic problems. this is a country in 11 time zones, largest country in the world and only have 150 million people. they have one of the highest hiv rates and respiratory illness problems in the world. and also cardiovascular disease. despite all of those problems, and the problems he has with the economy, he wants to be on that world stage. and he is there now. and he's going to stay there. and he's going to take advantage of the situation, particularly with the weaknesses that we have in leadership in europe and the united states. >> that point is very succinct. you talk about the weaknesses we have in the united states and abroad and nato. you go back to syria and how vladmir putin and russia intervened on that albeit against what the united

implicated either directly or through close associates our russian president vladmir putin the formerme minister and family members of pakistan's leader and the late father of britain's prime minister david cameron. >>> retrial start dad for former vanderbilt university football player accused of of raping another student. prosecutors delivering opening remark in the case of former football player corey beattie. he plead not guilty national tennessee courtroom he's accused of raping unconscious female student in june of 2013. beatty and another player were previously convicted of multiple counts of aggravated rape and aggravated sexual battery in the case but the verdict was overturned. after lawyers discover the jury foreman was a victim of statutory rape. >>> a florida man is behind bars after police say he hit a teenager on a moped and just drove away. it happened early sunday morning troopers say 18-year-old nick ethan was rear ended by a man in a nissan extera and pulled up on to the hood. he was stuck there for several hundred yards before being throw off the car. florida highwa

president obama did not raise the incident when he called russian president, vladmir putin, this week, to encourage him to honor the syrian cease-fire. >> do you believe that russia is trying to basically fracture europe? >> i do. >> do you believe that putin would love nothing more than the united states to withdraw from nato? >> yes, sir. >> russia is the greatest threat facing the homeland. >> general lorie robinson is slated to be the first female u.s. combatant xlan der charged with protecting the homeland. they accused the u.s. of trying to intimidate moscow by sailing a navy destroyer near russian territory. they said they would respond with all necessary p forces. the nato secretary general indicated there would be no renewed cooperation with russia following that meeting. >>> up next, new hope in the battle against muscular dystrophy. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the cun tri are coveringme around the country. federal and state investigators look at bill de blasio's controversial attempt to ban horse carriage from city streets. they are looking into th

one of the biggest figures is russian president vladmir putin is describing the scandal as an effortown russia. he's not named specifically in the leak but some of his closest friends are and in the leaked documents his friends shuffled more than $2 billion through banks and shadow offshore companies. david cameron doesn't appear in the leak but his late father is mentioned. he ran an offshore fund that avoided ever having to pay tax in britain by hiring a small army of bahamas residents including a small time bishop to sign the paper work. he appeared in the documents. they egged the icelandic parliament building. they're both named in the documents. they appear to be hiding millions of dollars offshore. tonight the prime minister is vowing not to resign. there are 12 current and former world leaders, heads of state who are mentioned in the lakes. the german paper that got this leak, they say the reason there's no american names, it's not because there aren't any american, they haven't gotten around to publishing the american names yet, but they're coming. buckle up. >>> i'm not in

and, speaking about the borders of europe, the russia of vladmir putin has been responsible in crimea an ukraine for the most significant intrusions, violations of the principle of borders and sovereignty in many, many decades and the czech republic has stood together with the night and with europe in sanctioning putin and russia. can you, you alluded to this, of course in your remarks but can you tell us a little bit more how the sanctions are working? will the european consensus hold and do you have a view on whether the sanctions will be successful? what would the definition of success be? exiting ukraine? >> translator: well, i think this is one of the major questions because all we talk about, factors that worsened in the past 30 years, security situation in the direct facility of the e.u. ukraine is one of those. of course i will come back to ukraine in detail in a short while but i should not, and i don't want to forget one important note that i wanted to make. you mentioned some important dates and events that are related to the history of central and eastern europe. often tim

. >> you can go on and on, above all vladmir putin. can a superpower squander its power this way? deirdre: oh, okay. ralph, we have you back. there is a lot more to talk about, retired lieutenant colonel ralph peters. thank you very much. in the meantime, more to discuss on another day. >>> programing note. 15 years after the attacks of 9/11 questions remain about who was involved in the terror plot that the killed more than 3,000 americans. fox news investigation reveals disturbing details about the terrorists. our secrets of nine left ren special -- 9/11 special airs saturday, 8:00 and 11. >>> ironic twist, another green energy company has gone bankrupt. my next guest says that president obama is wasting billions of dollars on doomed projects. we'll get into the calculations. >>> espn commentator curt shilling is fired over a blog post. the former major league pitcher is speaking out. >> i had multiple tran gender employees are some of the best people i worked with, my son, one of my youngest sons, is a member of the lgbt club in hig

vladmir putin, iranians, everyone knows it. kerry's words and obama's words are empty.onnell: pretty tough spot i think. i wouldn't know enough about it. you would. for sailors on the scene there, who see this plane flying in, buzzing by them, in terms of reaction they have to make, their commanders have to make to some extent in split second. should they have done something differently is that what you're suggesting? >> i am suggesting, no, i'm insisting that we should not have gotten to this point in the first place because president's litany, his long list of empty threats, red lines in syria, won't tolerate occupation of crimea, won't tolerate putin es invasion of ukraine, won't tolerate iranian aggression. he never does anything. opposite of walk softly and carry a big place. connell: so in a different administration you would say, if you did something like, or said something like secretary kerry said, maybe carries more weight is that fair? >> yeah, in a different administration, republican or democrat, this just wouldn't happen. connell: right. >> it is really ba

transactions launderedded through banks and shadow companies by associates and friends of russian government vladmir putin. russian government said the documents are targeting putin and upcoming elections, not offshore activity. chinese president's xi jinping's brother setting off -- and that will not help the campaign. soccer star line nil messy, that they owned a megastars enterprises shell company to evade taxes. bleacher report says messy is suing. david cameron's late fare create ad holding company and allegedly amassed a fortune in protected account. asked whether the british prime minister's family had the offshore money. cameron's spokeswoman said it's a private matter. white house is aware not commenting. french president hollande commending the leak. it will help france track down people who evaded taxes. david: jo ling kent, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: europe on high alert after new disturbing details emerged on an isis sleeper cell. this is according to "the wall street journal." at least 22 isis fighters are still on the loose in europe with apparent ties to the same terroris

the u.k., from france, many countries around the world including an ambassador from russia but not vladmirin part of this important group as they try to track down nuclear materials that may be out there with a concern about isis of course. let's watch. >> good morning. it is a pleasure to be here with our p5-plus-one partners, european union and the general director of the international atomic energy agency. because of the nations that are represented here today, we achieved a historic deal to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. and today is an opportunity to review progress as that deal continues to be implemented our work is key out line that i in prague years ago. seeking a long-term vision of a world without nuclear weapons and that included strengthening global regime that prevents the spread of nuclear weapons and one of the greatest test of that regime was iran's nuclear program. after nearly two years of intensive negotiations, backed by strong sanctions, the countries represented in this room achieved what decades of animosity and rhetoric did not, a long-term deal that

i hardly think that, you know, vladmir putin loses sleep at night over the european union standing up to his aggression in ukraine, for example. the e.u. is really a paper tiger. putin understands the strength of nato alliance. he understands the strength of the angst low-american special relationship. but the european union as far as russians are concerned has become a feckless weak-kneed force on the international stage and i have no doubt that a british exit from the european union would only strengthen the nato alliance rather than weaken it. it would give britain actually far more leeway as well to be able to stand up the to russian bear in europe in terms of sanctions that can be imposed against the russians. i think there are significant national security advantages for the great britain, not at least the ability to decide who comes into the country? and the e.u. border agency admitted earlier this week that europe's borders are so porous that 1.8 million illegal bored crossingses were made last year, six times the previous record set in 2014. they also declared a staggering nu

earlier this week president obama spoke to russian president vladmir putin, but to the surprise of manyative air incidents last week in the baltic sea. expect those incidents to come up today in washington today. the incoming u.s. military commanders in europe and north america are addressing questions on russia's growing aggression during a senate armed services committee hearing that just began. snoop should we make announcement to the russians that if they place the lives of our men and women on board navy ships in danger that we will take appropriate action? >> sir, i believe that should be known, yes. reporter: last week russia buzz ad u.s. navy devoyeur in the black sea, 31 times over two days. just days later a russian jet conduct ad barrel roll over u.s. air force spy-plane flying over the baltic sea. today's russia ambassador to nato accused the u.s. of trying to intimidate moscow by sailing a navy destroyer near russian territory during a mighting with all 28 nato members. he threatened to respond, with quote, all necessary measures. secretary of state john kerry said that the