new york city. laura engles watching with us. i want to reach out to laura right now. how does it look? good morning to you? >> reporter: guys it is very windy here at jfk. we're experiencing gusts up to 35 miles per hour right now. that could be a problem. all systems are go as we wait for this historic moment to take place here at jfk. as you've been mentioning, the journey that enterprise will be taking is an historic one. this is kind of imagine you see a parade. peep -- people are lined up and down the streets for a parade that is going by. you should see all the blogs and tweets going on for anticipation of enterprise coming to new york city. people are scouting spots up and down hudson river, near the bridges and of course near the statue of liberty today. people have their cameras out. they are ready to watch this thing take place and post their pictures. a lot of excitement here today. we'll have a lot of dignitaries awaiting this arrival. you know what i just heard, you guys? leonard nimoy

york city. your flood watch has expired. we have picked up significant rainfall accumulation 2-3 inches of rain around the tri-state area. we are in a drought across the northeast. we need the moisture it is welcoming even though it messed up our weekend. boston, new york city expect to see delay throughs the morning hours. should get better later on. memphis and dallas, temperature around 8:00 a.m. only 48 degrees. >> wild weather. i hope those folks in the snowy areas didn't put their spring plants out. >>> everybody is talking. now it's time for a look at who is talking. >> president obama's campaign advisor david axle rod about how it is affecting this. >> you have the secret service scandal you had ongoing thing about government money given to sol lynn draw solar power company that went bankrupt and how they got the backing they did. you have had fast and furious the atm scandal that eric holder has been working on. do you think the totality of that hurts the president. >> the gsa problem i

all first from fox at 3:00 in new york city, amid political pressure over high gas prices, president obama has announce add plan to crackdown on manipulation in the oil market. the move increases government oversite and up penalties on wall street speculator whose artificially drive up the price. >> we cannot afford a situation where speculators artificially manipulate markets by buying up oil, creating the perception of a shortage can driving prices higher and then flip the oil for a quick profit. >>shepard: he says there is in quick fix for the gas prices. it has been a hot topic this election year. republicans are going after the president on the gas price issue. now, the president is looping to turn the tables, and the national average for a gallon of regular unledded is $3.90. price are rising in the spring for a variety of reasons. and wendell, what is the president's plan here? >>reporter: well, officials say it boils down to evidence can. they want more people, better computers, tougher penalties and trading limits to make sure the speculators are not getting a big enough pie

to new york city today. the space shuttle enterprise. it never got into space, jon, but certainly getting a first class flight into jfk where it will make it its new home, a retirement home of sorts on the deck of the aircraft carrier intrepid. jon: 90 tons of space shuttle specially mounted to, that specially-adapted 747 bringing enterprise home for, really the final landing you might say. leonard nimoy, one of the stars obviously of the first "star trek" television series is on the ground awaiting to watch enterprise land. as you might have heard before during the earlier coverage on fox news channel, originally this craft was to be named constitution. jenna: constitution. jon: but after a write-in campaign, what happened, jenna? jenna: after viewers of the "popular science" fiction show got word of that, they streeted this write-in campaign to the white house. they wrote all the letters to the white house to change the name to enterprise. that is how we have the name enterprise for this special craft inst

in new york city. that's the view from the new tower. see the empire state there in the background? and this is the moment it happened. workers installing the steel column that made it official. the developers say the building will be a powerful reminder that the terrorists did not win. >> you always knew you were getting close to new york when you saw the twin towers. well, now, an entire generation will know they're getting close to new york and know that new york and new jersey have never stood taller than when they see this building. >> shepard: well, that building now stands officially 1271 feet. that's what it says there on the beam. officials tell it us that the iron workers who installed it and other people behind the project signed their names on that steel column. and now a live look at the tower tonight. workers are planning to light it up in blue and white to celebrate today's milestone. earlier our correspondent rick leventhal got a chance to check out the view from the penthouse. >> shep,

we have mixed reports coming out of different news sources in new york city, local news, prompting about what prompted this evacuation. we first heard a suspicious package that was in a delivery area. and when it was screened, apparently according to y nyw our fox affiliate here, they found something in the delivery. we are hear a different report this a security screener at 2 world financial center saw what he thought was an explosive device during the screening process of a visitor. we are having a few different mixed reports here. these reports coming in right after 11:00 eastern time. just about aefr own hour ag over an hour ago we started to get these reports from the nypd. these what prompted the evacuation that is taking place right now. you can attest oftentimes we get suspicious package alerts in new york city. they come and go, when they actually prompt an evacuation and a response from the nypd that changes things a little bit more than the usual. jon: sometimes it has been something as simple as a mail order alarm clock that an employee gets shipped to the work address. polic

about a case that has haunted new york city cops for three decades. etan patz he was on his way to school back in 1979. investigators think they may have a new lead. the nation's high court prepares to confront illegal immigration, where do state rights end and federal powers begin? our legal panel weighs in up next. [ male announcer ] this is lois. the day starts with arthritis pain... a load of new listings... and two pills. after a morning of walk-ups, it's back to more pain, back to more pills. the evening showings bring more pain and more pills. sealing the deal... when, hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. it can relieve pain all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lois... who chose two aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. [ female announcer ] try aleve d for strong all day sinus and headache relief. >>. >> heather: breaking developments in a decades' old missing child case in new york city. six-year-old etan patz disappeared while walking to his school bus stop. 30 years later they are digging up a up a home basement and new

this is buffalo, new york, up to a foot there. this is still new york city. anyway, about a foot expected in the higher elevations of central pennsylvania. thankfully, the storm should move out by the end of the day tomorrow. drivers getting a little relief at the pump now for the first time in two weeks, gas prices have come down. the lundberg survey says the national average for a gallon of gas $3.86. that's a drop of $0.10 over the past two weeks and the first drop since december. rare and amazing sighting off the coast of eastern russia. check this out. the video is the only known all white male orca in the entire world. scientists have nicknamed the killer whale iceberg. he was spotted recently on a research cruise. iceberg appears to be healthy and leading a normal life. >> does he have a -- >> 2.5 kids. >> the cause of his unusual pigmentation is not known. >> are we investigating this? >> let's leave it at that. >> we have enough to handle today. >> we have a lot of information on him. >> we do and we have a lot of information but we need more to figu

and he's coming to new york city. which some who are evangelical christians believe is the seat of the devil. see how he does here. i hope he does well. please, if you don't like him as a quarterback, don't like him for that. not of his faith. >> eric: it was fantastic. moving. he was relaxed. he looked great. what a fantastic guy. smart enough to go and have a nice speech and talk about his faith and not be embarrassed about it. it's refreshing. love that he is in new york city. love to have him on "the five." >> dana: me, too. >> kimberly: i like him. he is a role model, inspirational and he doesn't back down because people think it's not popular to showcase and put your faith in front. for him, good for the young people and the kids. a good example. >> bob: let me move on to another christian athlete but a guy been around the pga tour a long time. bubba watson who won, dan described the inauguration tournament. it'inauguration -- described it as augusta tournament. it's the masters. he won in a playoff. look at him

>>shepard: new york city has the toughest laws on trans fat and smoking and now word that the new york department of health commissioner is considering ban on happy hour, at issue is whether discounted drink specials lead those to over indivue. half as do states have this in place. but the mayor denies reports that new york has no plans to add to the list. back to the lawyers, criminal fense attorney, randy zelin. happy hours banned in a the love places you cannot get extra drivens for the same price or cheaper prices during a time period. not allowed. >> shocked anyone is surprised. we are talking smoking. walking across the street in certain areas in new york city is not allowed and they tried to take salt. why is anyone surprised? agains as you said, 19 states have put that if place. here you have a department of health who is saying, it is a health concern, you drink early, you drink cheaper and later not hours you are more drunk, so there is a valid truth here. >>randy: at what point do we stop telling people what did do and built indicate them? if we concern about drinking too mu

but, first, from fox at 3:00 in new york city, a prostitute sex scandal is rocking the united states secret service. 11 agents and at least five u.s. troops are under investigation accused of bringing prostitutes to a hotel while preparing for president obama's visit to colombia and now the pentagon reports that more people have been involved. here is what we know so far. a prostitute at this hotel in the colombian capital refused to leave the agent's room without being paid. someone gave her money. but not before hotel officials called the police. who then contacted the state department. and the secret service. no one under investigation was a member of the president's personal protection detail. but the suspected misconduct potentially jeopardizes president obama's safety or that is what they tell us. keep in mind secret service personnel keep copies of the president's schedule which they told to lock up in the hotel room. yesterday the president himself weighed in own the controversy. >> if it turns out that some of the allegations made in the press are confirmed, then, of course,

york city as new yorkers. one of them is frank siller, he is still with us. frank, what do you think steven would think of this? >> he'd be happy to see that the steel going in there, seeing that number 1271 go in there. it's a significant day. he's proud of new york city, for sure. he's proud of america, but new york stood tall after 9/11, and with the help of americans all over and still standing tl. greatest fire department in the world, paid a big price that day losing 343 firefighters in which steven was one of them. every one of us, every one of the firefighters, every family member wants to see it finished and to be a glowing beacon of the freedom that america represents, you know, the statue of liberty is one of them, but this buildi will be just as significant as far as the 9/11 family member is concerned. so it's a good day. it's emotional seeing it. i didn't think i was going to get so emotional. i see the steel,ers there. they were doing so much after 9/11, it was a great, sad time. it was the best

a basement in new york city right now. here's new york city police commissioner ray kelly. >> the fbi was engaged in this investigation. they used cadaver dog, they actually used mats to put on the floor, and then the cadaver dogs gave a positive indication. they went back to that scene, so, obviously, we're hopeful that we can bring some comfort to the parents in this case. jenna: joining us live, dr. michael baden, a forensic pathologist and fox news contributor. he was also the chief medical examiner at the time of etan's disappearance. what did you think? when you got this news yesterday, what was your reaction? >> well, my reaction is that i hope it's not another false alarm. there have been a number of false alarms that the family have been put through, and whether it's -- there's always been a thought that maybe he's alive someplace else which might be better information for the family than he's dead. but this can help resolve the matter. jenna: how difficult is it to, at this point, 30 years after a alleged crime t

york city where he was working as a door man. that plan was knicksed, shepard? >> it's my understanding the feds have a slew of convicted terrorists to be witnesses in this thing. what is the defense doing to discredit that bunch? >> that's right, there is a very long list of convicted terrorists that are supposed to testify at this trial. and if what happened today is

gusts 40 miles per hour in new york city and beasley and baltimore. otherwise out west i know you are bloib asleep in california but you will have to show them boston near the city is it will be windy. we could see cal cue lays. otherwise memphis and dallas but again dallas you are going to see some of that firestorm outbreak we are looking at yet again another of your storms across stexas and isolated acros from western parts of oklahoma. that's what you have high temperatures across the northeast they will be in new york city across the part south of interior new england region. she did it right across parts of northern maine. otherwise across the south it will be a beautiful day. a lot of sunshine. warm in new orleans high at 84 degrees. >> thank you so much, maria. octo mom coming clean admitting it was a mistake to have her 8 kids. the mother of 14 said it was a bad decision to undergo fertility treatment. sulman who vowed she would never go on welfare gets 2,000 a month in food stamps. lindsay lohan is she back to her bad girl ways? tmz reportin

the nypd insist there is in credible or specific threat to new york city at this time. ladies? >> holiday weekend if you see something, say something. >> sure. and before you leave the house this morning we will get the first-degree weather report. >> good morning, gives. good morning to everyone watching and in the northeast and headed out the door early this morning it is a cool start so take a look at current temperatures, 42 in new york city, 41 in philadelphia, and along interior parts of the northeast, cooler and 28 for the country temperature and 32 in buffalo. and what do the chilly temperatures mean, the possibility of frost. so we do have a number of frost advisories in philadelphia, and most of new jersey, and southern parts of pennsylvania and through northern portions of virginia so as you head out the door you could see frost on the laboratories and freeze warnings in effect across pennsylvania and northeast ohio because of the temperatures are actually below freezing so unfortunately we could see damage to crops hopefully not a lot of it, and, otherwise, as far a

here in new york city right now, it's 55. it's pretty pleasant right now. 50's down through the mid atlantic back through, as you can see, the mid-mississippi valley. northern portions of new england right now, 43 and one more map shows you today's daytime highs. it is going to be sunshiny and hot out in phoenix, arizona. reason i mentioned phoenix last is because it's very sunny out there. that's one of the sunny spots in america. dermatologist dr. julie kearnan is with us, the spokesperson for the skin cancer foundation. and joins us live. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we've got new guidelines on who needs to put stuff on their face, s.p.f. of something. >> we do. these are welcome guidelines. the f.d.a. has long -- announced their long awaited changes in how sunscreen needs to be labelled. >> it has to have broad spectrum. what does that mean? >> exactly. in the past, people would go and look for something with a high s.p.f. thinking they're protecting themselves. now, it's not enough. sunscreen must say it has

there is a new star in town in the new york city skyline. one world trade center. it will become the tallest building in the skyline today. it is a major milestone that comes incidentally yearlynearlyr to the day we learnedf the death of osama bin laden. steel beams will prop pell it into rarefied air. it will become the tallest building in the city. taller even than the empire state building which stands at 1,250 feet tall. that is not counting the broadcast tower which sits on top of the empire state building. thatdds about 203 feet or so to the height. most peo don't factor in antennas when they are calculating the height of buildings. >>> mayor michael bloomberg says this day was a long time and coming and an important one for this city. >> lots of people deserve credit. it has taken a long time. this is probably the most complex construction site any place ever. i think what we havehown is that democracy works. >>> once it is completed it will stand at 1,076 feet tall. the port authority will mark this historic milestone with a ceremony at 2:00 p.m. that is th

michael baden was chief medical examiner for new york city at the time of etan's disappearance. doctor baden, i will start with you. thanks for being with us this evening. >> good to see you. >> judge jeanine: 33 years later are. they are going at a cement floor with a jack hammer. what can they possibly find 33 years later? >> if the body were placed there 33 years ago there would still be he evidence of that. there would be clothing and bones and teeth. there would be the ability to get dna easily, the identity of the child, dna withstands all that. the cement tends to protect the body from water and oxygen that decomposes it. the problem will be if thed about body is there is to determine the cause of death but there should be no problem in identifying the remains if there are remains there. >> doctor, if there are remains are etan patz where they are degreing right now is it possible that they also could identify the killer from what they might find underneath the cement? >> probably not, the body and skeletal remains and teeth will remain for decades and decades. i have exh

our reporter is live in soho in new york city looking into this. anna? >> reporter: harris, investigators are wrapping up a third day here for the first time, they begin digging into the soil beneath where the concrete that you mentioned had been, we're told they will be going 4-6 feet below where the basement was and a team of 50 fbi agents and n.y.p.d. officers, and anthropologists and forensic expert have been on the site and they say they are halfway through the process and do anticipate finishing up sometime tomorrow. >> harris: anna, what are we learning about the suspects in this case? y. >> new york police commissioner raymond kelly says he will not discuss any potential suspects, in this case and he's not even calling the former handy man who had been using the basement as a work space a suspect. and, they've hired an attorney, who said that miller is cooperating with investigators and has nothing do with the disappearance. >> i believe he conveyed the message mulitple times over 30 years and he's moved, as all new yorkers are by this and agrees

freem tower today became the tallest structure in new york city. probably tallest for hundreds of miles. it's proof americans, you can attack us but we will prevail. in the long r, patriotic. 1776 feet up. that's it for "the five." i'm headinto my computer now to answer your questions on facebook. 15 minutes. go to facebook.com/thefivefnc. see you online in a minute. see you tomorrow. >> bob: don't miss that. ♪ ♪ >> bret: the predent plays the usama bin laden card from the east room. this is "special report." ♪ ♪

this right here in new york city. tell me about this council that started in 1898. >> this is something that is a holdover in days that we didn't have a zoning resolution and didn't have a landmarks preservation commission, people looking to protect the history of new york city. that's gone. this is a board appointed by the mayor. they don't draw salary, the commissioners but they have a staff that does and they're able to actually hold up public projects to make sure they're aesthetically pleasing. >> we have examples on the big board of some of the design commission waste, boardwalk at coney island. how much did that cost despite delaying it two years? >> police academy, flushing burial grounds, three year delay. not only time but money as well. >> absolutely. as these projects go forward, the costs become exponentially greater. they've held up an estimate of $5 million worth of project over the last few years and it's everything from are we using the proper slate and wood and gravel to things like it doesn't look r

that is mayor bloomberg of new york city. that is a live shot at times square as we speak, where dick clark became mr. new year's eve for so many years. he was new year's eve to americans of countless millions. >>stuart: meet your newest multi-millionaires. today illinois lottery officials introduce the third and final winner for mega millions. the ill lottery requires the winners to come forward rather than accepting the mount anonymously. is that an invasion of privacy? the judge is here. of course he thinks it is an invasion of privacy. nonsense, just good publicity for the lottery system. >>judge napolitano: to compel the people to reveal to the word they have acquired this went violates their right to privacy to force them to travel in order to receive a check publicly and personally that can be wired to them, what is the rationale basis? the state of maryland did it and the recipients wanted to be kept quiet and did not want their neighbors to know and become targets of thieves. >>stuart: would you like to explain what

to bomb parts of the new york city transit system. the suspect is a u.s. citizen who was born in eastern europe. and according to the feds, he went to pakistan and trained at an al qaeda training camp with these two men. high school friends of his. men who have already pleaded guilty to other terror-related charges. prosecutors say the three formed a sleeper cell that targeted times square and grand central station and the new york stock exchange plus a bunch of movie theaters. but the suspect's attorney denies his client had any plans to kill unarmed civilians and claims he is not a terrorist at all. david lee miller covering the proceedings today and is he live on the top story at the bottom of the hour for us. we have some new information about this suspected plot, it's my understanding, david lee. >> that's right, shepard. new information on the first day of what is supposed to be a three week trial. according to a government witness, a convicted terrorist, al qaeda wanted the subway attack to take place while george w. bush was s

he was snatched at the age of 6 here in new york city. his body was never found. why the fbi is resuming their search for him 30 years later. >>> unbelievable pictures we're showing you now. this tanker has gone up in flames as you can see. crews now battling the flames on the ground there, springfield, ohio. this fire spread to a building nearby. we'll have the very latest when we come right back. rick: fox news alert. got to take you back out to springfield, ohio. these are live pictures right now. this is a fuel truck that somehow went up in flames and a nearby building got caught up in the mess. and now that build something on fire. the truck continues to be on fire. the good news here out of springfield, ohio, is that there are no immediate reports of anybody being hurt or any evacuations nearby but you can see there are other buildings nearby as crews are on the scene. you have seen chemicals already put on these flames, sprayed on the flames in order to try to bring the fire under control. we'll continue to monitor this situation. a fire burning out of cont

generally dry from new york city all the way down into parts of the southeast. tuesday afternoon, wednesday afternoon and even as we head into thursday, so the forecast for the next few days does not look too good. we expect the dry air to remain in place in some of the lower levels of the atmosphere. we have a storm system across canada that is bringing moisture into the northeast. you get rain showers evaporating before they reach the ground. we will look for that slight chance for a shower or thunderstorm across portions of the northeast today and also into tomorrow, but of course the other big story, jenna was severe storms across parts of oklahoma and texas yesterday. another risk today across the texas panhandle. jenna: thank you so much. we appreciate it as always. we appreciate it when our viewers send us their images of the news stories we're covering. you can check out the scene from my viewer home in mt.~ sinai new york. the ridge brush fire has destroyed two homes there and firefighters are trying to get it under control. maria told us the weather is

york city. falling more than 50 feet into a rail yard near the bronx zoo. republican presidential candidate mitt romney saying the u.s. should do everything it can to protect the chinese activist that is reportedly hiding at the u.s. embassy in beijing. good news at the gas pump, prices continuing to fall. according to aaa gas dropping a nick toll an average of $3.82 a gallon. >> gregg: california courts recently ruled that mickey dee can stuff happy meals. nationwide the number of kids meals sold at fast food joints down by 6%. leaving industry ex perts to rethink their marking strategies and joining us to talk about it, i see those fries there, brenda butner, anchor of "bulls and bears". reason i love brenda, she brings in props. >> i'm not giving this one to you. >> this is hamburger happy meal. the reason i brought it. i think kids, so what? kids may not be wanting this for a variety of reasons. parents may be buying the cheaper dollar hamburgers and splitting them up. i love mcdonald's. >>

extremely warm 87 degrees will be our high temperature in new york city. our record is 93 for today. 74 cleveland and 80s in raleigh. yesterday the storm system impacted minneapolis and also surrounding areas. we had a lot of hail tornadoes and wind damage being reported from that storm system. it is still moving eastward. we are not expecting it to be anywhere near as bad as saturday. if you live in buffalo, syracuse and pittsburgh, pennsylvania charleston, west virginia. stay alert you still have a risk of thunderstorms. come could produce large hail wind gusts and isolated tornadoes. very large system bringing in an area of snow across minnesota, minneapolis snowflakes today. went from very warm now you are on the chilly side. northeastern minnesota could get up to 7 inches of snow. incredible stuff, guys. showers across the great lakes. it will be a slow go for you early this morning for your morning commute. off to the south across lawsuit yaw and texas you have a chance for flash flooding because we could get 3-4 inches of rain locally hire amounts s

>>shepard: a brawl on a new york city bus. there is the victim. police believe he may have stepped on another guy's foot when the two starts arguing. and the driver pulled over and yelled at them to get off the dang bus and that is when the suspect appears to there some punches, and the victim falls out of the bus and on to the curb, and reportedly unconscious, and you see this, the other guy steps on him and walked away. victory. investigators are trying to find that guy, they say the victim is in critical condition and if you recognize anyone here, the suspect, they ask you contact the cops. some movie theaters are secretly recording us watching millions, claiming it is necessary to crackdown on movie piracy. >> the haiti >>eric: orphaned tens of thousands children, value feared names them haiti's lost generation, and, now, we have an update on some of those children. the innocent. >>shepard: two years after governor rendell offered to airlift victims out of haiti they all belong to a new family. parents in person have finalized the adoptions fo

and now live to new york city newsroom. it is a long standing debate. >>reporter: for two decades lawmakers in connecticut have been debating abolishing the death penalty and the last governor vetoed the similar bill but this governor vow dozen sign it and when that happened the top punishment will be live without parole and those inmates will be limited to just two hour as day outside their cell. the governor says this, going forward we will have a system that allows us to put these people away for life in living conditions that none of us would want to experience the throw away the tree and have them spend their natural likes in jail. you mentioned the pettit murder case and the new law will not be applying to the two men convicted. the mother and her daughters, held hostage and murdered two of the three were raped and the home was set afire. this are thine other people awaiting execution in connecticut and the bill only applies to future cases so as written, they would still, all of those, all 11 of them, face the death penalty. >>shepard: but their

some of new york city's bravest are here. they're coming up next, dave. >> dave: we might need a fire hose, alley. >> alisyn: hello. ♪ ♪ on the cost of freedom business block. >> guys, good morning, well be some days the economy looks hot and plenty of other days, not. and actually 80% of americans feeling gold and believing we're still in a recession or headed back to one. are we? and a big week for big labor, why a union power play could mean a lot more union power headed into the election and more jobs heading out. and plus, new calls to take the tsa away from the government. and turn it. after a girl with cerebral palsy has a double patdown. that and more we'll see you. p. and let's see how colorful an afternoon can be. with certified advice to help us expand our palette... ...and prices that give us more spring per dollar... ...we can mix the right soil with the right ideas. ...and bring even more color to any garden. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. it's grow time. get one-quart perennial

why didn't new york city police think of that. why am i surprised that pot heads can't remember, don't remember the origins of 4-20. dude. i think it's time we met or the police -- they don't remember. its beautiful idea. import some new york city cab drivers while you are at it. >> greg: you are a libertarian like i am. whose side are you on? >> i don't think it's a first amendment. this is a result of archaic pot laws. it's stupid. the solution to it. this fish mess, protest is going to be over one day but the fish smell is going to linger. >> all the residents around there. can't they think of worst smell. so apparently playboy magazine rated them the best party school. >> why don't you burn the place down? >> why not? >> serious problem. >> what happened? >> obviously you smoke potted regularly, it's in your bio, but is this a first amendment right? >> i don't get that at all either. you know, it may say it's not a war drug and war on marijuana, it's a simple fact if there are 10 to 12,000 people in the heart of campus if they

it's 5:00 in new york city. 4:00 a.m. in the underground shrine. this show is tighter than bob's little black book. so let's do this america. ♪ ♪ >> greg: so outrage is like bouncing betty. one minute, rush limbaugh is cornered and the next you're running for corner which hillary rosen just found out. >> mitt romney is running around the country saying my wife tells me what women really care about is economic issues. when i listen to my wife, that's what i'm hearing. his wife has never worked a day in her life. >> greg: oops. what is next for hillary, the so-called p.r. expert, condemned to salvation army for ringing bells too loudly? criticizing nurses for only wearing white? shame puppies for being too adorable? what a disaster for the white house. i bet a stay-at-home mom would know how to clean this mess up. >> my career choice was to be a mother. all of us need to know we need to respect choices that women make. other women make other choices. to have a career and raise a family, which i think hillary rosen has done herself. i respect that

got it in new york city and i loved it. i did. it made me feel really good to put it on and wear it, especially in front of all those people that watched. >> steve: you mean that was the fourth dress, they had a bunch of them lined up and that was the fourth one? >> yeah. it was the fourth one. yeah. manager there at the store saw, when i walked in she said, i have the perfect dress i think you might like. it was the fourth dress i put on and it fit just perfectly. >> steve: the cool thing is when martina mcbride sings at your wedding and since she chose you, you didn't have to pay the band, did you? >> no. >> steve: well, that's fantastic. congratulations, frank and christina tucci who got married last night during the academy of country music awards. that is a wonderful story. may you have a long and happy life. both of you. >> thank you. >> steve: that's great. now you can take it down. that's great. coming up, we all think our kids are the cutest. right? guess what? now science says there is an actual age where they stop being

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a fresh investigation led police to a new york city basement. wnyw reporter robert moses joins us with the details. >> good morning to you. good morning everyone. investigators are focused on a basement behind me here in the soho section of manhattan. they are looking for any sorts of human remains or clothing or any clues that could help them solve the case of the 6-year-old who left his home line for the first time on may 25th, 1979. he was on his way to the bus stop. he was never seen after that. he was one of the first children to appear on a milk carton. many people suspected a man named jose ramos was involved in his did is appearance. however ramos was never criminally charged in this case. now sources tell us that a handyman named othneal miller had access to the basement investigators are now searching could be the target of the investigation. they have refused to discuss any suspect however they have spoken about their search. >>> there will be a systematic removal of things like drywall and eventually digging up of the basement, break

>> it is different from new york city. but they have been dragged through the coals so many times they have done the research and they can laugh. the liberals just start screaming and they do this thing where they point in your face. there is a lot of this stuff. >> i don't think he likes that. >> i actually had one of my brother's flash backs just then. >> i heard that happens with brothers. >> what do you think, clibt? >> i think republicans get the jokes and -- dims -- dems don't like them and independents don't get them. just think about how many jokes can be made about independents. it is not as painful as riding a bike sickle woit a seat and shirt, but it will hurt for a longtime. >> don't knock it until you have tried it. remi? >> i like the story. why i am not a huge jay leno fan. after reading this story i like him a little more. he named some names. george bush and mitt romney are happy to be the brupt of his jokes. they put in a focus groups to see how they will affect him. >> bill, we have to move on quickly. >

that's more than the population of new york and i am tag about new york state, not new york city in an area the size of the state of missouri. trying to monitor a seats fire that president assad has shown absolutely no willingness to stand by, despite all of that, despite all of that, the white house still insisted today that they believe president assad's days are numbered. listen. >> his capacity to unflinchingly unleash brutality against his own people in order to sustain his own rule has certainly prolonged his stay in power. but it will not last forever. >> four is a very long time, and an increasing number of experts believe that president assad may simply stay in office until he dies of natural causes just as his father did after 18 years earlier, massacring his own people. >>trace: and jonathan we are hearing of trouble in bahrain home to the navy fleet. >>jonathan: thousands of protesters on the streets in bahrain today. you will remember the bahrain saw this kind of violence just about a year ago when the arab spring was at the height. but security forces out today firing tea

one world trade is now 100 stories and on its way to becoming the tallest building in new york city. the port authority of new york and new jersey reports the tower will top the empire state build within weeks. 104 story also stand more than 1300 feet tall. the first tenant scheduled to move in by 2014. how would you like the government to watch everything you do every time you are on the internet? tabs on your phone calls and text messages, too, whenever they want, whoever you are. cops claim it will keep everybody safe. critics say enormous invasion of privacy. hear from both sides so you can decide. pay your fine or get a strip serve much the supreme court just decided jail guards can, well, strip search you for something as minor as a traffic ticket. that's coming up as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. we always hear about jobs leaving america. here's a chance to create jobs in america. oil sands projects, like kearl, and the keystone pipeline will provide secure and reliable energy to the united states. over the coming years, projects like these could

new york city. new york city. where you are. huge. and you know what? even california. there are some big closet republicans to california that are big giver. they do not come out because --. >>neil: but they are there. always great, thank you. who is schooling whom? the president is pitching lowerst loans and college graduates are pitching something else. >> we keep college affordable. >> president knows his stuff, that is why he is called potus, "person on top." what is it? >> it stands for president of the united states. >> he's the potus with the mostus. >>neil: that was pretty good person for young voters and low student rates but my next guest says young voters are seeing right through the president on this one. and my guest is a recent college graduate starting didn't am school soon obviously i was watching the gem my fallon show and he was getting a lot audience, so not all young people feel this way but you say a good many do, why? >> it was an interesting show if you were not audience i am sure it was exciting to see the president up this but he is trying to d

right now it's 46 degrees in new york city. the water is actually colder than 46 degrees. >> brian: do you feel that? >> gretchen: just like a hot tub. >> brian: unbelievable. >> gretchen: all right, you guys. >> brian: we are not good swimmers. steve is. but i am not a good swimmer. any tips? >> after feeling the water, just swim as fast as you can there and back. get out of there as quick as possible. >> steve: is running legal? >> running is not legal. do you need a hand to get in? >> gretchen: oh, my gosh. i don't envy you at all. wait! okay. go for it. oh! wait, wait, wait! >> go! go! go! come on, one more lap! >> have you guys ever taken a swimming lesson? >> gretchen: brian, kick his butt! >> brian, you're good! and 26 seconds. >> gretchen: all right! way to go. they have bad splash control. >> what stroke were you doing? the back stroke? >> steve: many. it's the cold stroke. >> brian: i'd like to thank all my coaches and people that believed in me when no one else did and thank the people for lying to me and telling me

>> an environmental exposition held at the javits center in new york city. jessie waters was anxious to attend this one. here is what went down. >> what is your ideal green home? >> create your own electricity through rain water. >> you must be kidding. >> i think solar power is great. solar panels always sound good. >> home is made of bam beau. >> wind power is great. >> windmills in the front lawn. >> i wonder who could have done a thing like that. >> in terms of lawns, too. why don't we turn the front space into a garden. >> it would look a little bit like a tree house. >> like a hobbit. the future a log cabins and huts. >> swernding you back to the future. >> bill o'reilly. >> how do you think the president is doing so far? >> i think the president is doing very well. >> both sides should be happy with the president. >> when are we going to get you on "the factor"? >> you see all of these wonderful people here? thank you very much. >> what is the bed made out of? >> cotton. natural fieshs. >> i like that. >> what's going on here? >> this cost compared to

i'm here on the streets of new york city with my new friend russ from florida. he must be from florida. he's wearing shorts. ted, he's wearing shorts on the streets of new york city. we'll find out why in a minute. we'll talk to him about dwayne wade in a moment but first, let's take a look at the map and find out where it's going to rain. today's daytime high, russ, it's only going to be 67 here in new york city. you should be down in florida where it's going to be 85 in tampa. >> we'll be back there in two days. >> in the meantime, we're going to ask you about this story. dwayne wade, you know him, the very tall, very -- >> from florida. >> exactly right. that's why we stopped you. had nothing to do with the shorts. he wants to get paid to be in the olympics. >> it's like anybody else, he should be entitled to pay. >> shouldn't be doing enough? shouldn't the honor of doing it for his country be enough? >> let the guy get paid. >> i think he's overtaxed but that's all right. >> you look like you're going out for a run or something like that. >> no, just out her

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can new york city live with the lawsuits after that? >> all i know if you were being beat up on a bus or on a train, and there was a conductor that was properly trained to get that guy who is beating the heck out of you, whatever, you don't think we can have some sort of protection? >> bo dietl, i follow you and i watch you when you appear on fox and the networks. >> yes, sir. >> a couple of days ago you were saying that t.s.a. workers, trained t.s.a. workers could not be trusted. >> i said because they were not trained properly. i started my conversation saying train. now wait a second. >> how would you train a bus driver to use a taser properly? >> we can admit to the common demomnator in the middle. why don't we give them pepper spray. how do you like that? >> i'd prefer pepper spray -- >> but you have to train them. when you use physical force, what the law is when you can use it, you can use it to stop someone else being assaulted. you have to train the person. you're saying to me conductors, motor men are so crazy -- how do you kn

york city. early this month "discovery" arrived in washington, dc. you saw the bird flying around. >> i ran up to the top floor of the courthouse, it went right by the empire state building and all the new york special landmarks. >> i did the same thing not gym. >> a little sad. >>shepard: we are out of money, arthur. no one wants to cut their stuff. but we are out of money. newt gingrich if he can have been president would have build a colloquy up there and everything with have been fine. >>arthur: you would have loved there. good tennis. >>randy: but you hit a tennis ball and it never comes back. >>jonathan: i have nothing. >>randy: i have my salad now. out of my teeth. >>shepard: we are learning more details that led up to the osama bin laden raid and the top intelligence for opened up about al qaeda's capabilities without the figure head. >>shepard: and approaching the marking of a year since the raid that killed osama bin laden and a judge blocked a conservative group's request for the rele

>> yeah, that's disturbing because remember at the time there was, new york city, new york state, the united states the world were concerned about where is etan patz and one of the places you want to look for is a nearby place that he would have willingly gone to, after all, he's a kid on street when the school bus is there and all if somebody picked him up and dragged him away and yelled and screamed they would have heard about it so it had to be a situation where he went willingly with somebody and he would go willingly to a place he was woman with. and based on your expertise it's become america's if not the world's medical examiner, but you've dealt with a lot of victims and family and when we see the pictures of young etan's father looking down at the site where they're digging. what do you say to somebody like that, as a medical examiner, looking at remains or a body. >> it's tough. you have to speak with the family and in this instance, explain to the family, if the family knows, how much benefit that the united states had from this incident, all kind of protections for childre

welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. well, i think all of you know that this is the weekend that jews observe passover to commemorate the deliverance of the jewish people from slavery to the promise land. and christians celebrate easter, which marks the resurrection of jesus christ. for jews and christians, this weekend marks the high water mark for days to set aside to note the very core of faith not everybody is going to be interested in these overtly spiritual holidays. atheists, for example, probably won't have festivals or parades or observances although i once suggested and i got some angry reactions about it, that i thought atheists should have their own special day. i suggested april 1st. [ laughter ] now, i was kidding and most atheists i have known don't have a great sense of humor. all joking aside, it probably doesn't help to convert an atheist by shouting at him. he is not more likely to go to church if the people there flash their hostility and anger at him. that's why the actions of some christian believer