bill: martha? martha: all the talk on friday, right? a moment millions of people werist withing and hoping for. >> final white ball for this fried evening is, 2. now for the megaball. tonight's megaball number is 23. >> now one winner, somewhere in a very small town of just 3,000 people is hiding out. who is it? the mystery in red bud, illinois. bill: must be a heck of a town, huh? stunning new evidence revealed in the susan powell matter. why her family now say police bungled case, ignoring clues that could have saved susan's two young sons. >> i need that answer. he should have been arrested so long ago. obviously something was dropped somewhere. i mean the judge should have never allowed the visitation. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ bill: we are 24 minutes mast the hour r

here's martha. martha: thanks, bill. well a young race car driver is lucky to be alive today after a crash at a tennessee drag strip. and so is the cameraman really who recorded it. she lost control of her chevy camaro. look at that. that is hard to look at that. she is sitting next to me. flew over a fence right into the camera. cameraman is a quick mover. lucky for him, he had seconds to react. he jumped onto the track over the wall and onto the track to get out of the way of that collision that was headed right at him. drag racer, lizzie musi. joins us here in "america's newsroom.". howe are you? >> hi. martha: you're 21 years old? >>> i'm 21. martha: does this scare the bejesus out of you? >> no. i've been around a while. i've seen a lot through my life in races and stuff. i know that stuff will happen. i thank god for all the safety equipment you put in those cars and just everything works. we were trying to qualify. that was my biggest thing, you know. and it was a pretty tight field. we kind of put a little more p

martha: morning, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. number of people looking for jobless benefits stuck at at three-month high. that is sign that highering has indeed slowed and the recovery based on these numbers seems to have stalled. bill: we take a measure through our "fox news" polling. this is what we find out. 83% of the country still believes the country is still in recession. stuart varney, host of "varney & company" on fox business network. first news on jobs, stuart. >> it is another signal for weakness on the economy. we received negative news on job creation, cut in half. factories, going into reverse. home prices still falling. now this, 388 new faces on the unemployment line. still very close to that 400,000 number. at this stage i repeat we should be much closer to 300,000 and the trend is even more troubling because it is up. we're not in a full recovery mode. in fact we've turned a corner and heading south. bill: what does that poll tell you? 83% think we're still in recession which is about the same number we found i

i'm martha. the gsa is even in more hot water right now after a lavish las vegas conference that cost nearly a million dollars of your taxpayer dollars. that paid for also among all of this, a $2,000 party that was apparently hosted by the actual commissioner. if you're a vip come up to the lotf suite for the party with the submissioner. $6,000 for one of these. doesn't everyone need a commemorative coin set to recognize the occasion. and 2,000 for the mind readers. send in the clowns. bill: the mind reader would tell you this is not a good idea. the video surfaces and the controversy far from over. we'll talk to a congressman in moments. says that agency is treating your tax dollars like it is your own private slush fund that is coming up. fox news alert. monthly new jobless numbers out. the economy adding 120,000 jobs in march. the smallest increase in five months. at the same time, unemployment rate dropping slightly, 8.2%. down a .1 from the month of february. stuart varney host of "varney &

martha. martha: continuing on the theme jay carney said that the president wasn't clarifying anything. he was explaining his comments to people, quote, who didn't understand what it was he was saying. our own ed henry pressed jay carney on that point. here is a little more from the news conference yesterday. >> he didn't specify what you're specifying now. >> he did yesterday. >> yesterday but not in his original comments he did not draw the caveat. you said the whole thing would be unprecedented. >> that is not what he said, ed. that is certainly not what he meant. it is clear to most folks who observe this. martha: so carney also added that the president understands the law of course because he is, a former constitutional law professor. bill: so what about eric holder in all this? the attorney general is in chicago defending the president but adding this. saying the supreme court does have the final say when it comes to laws like health care. >> what the president said a couple of days ago

martha. i just spoke to oakland police chief howard jordan. he was able to give me a better idea who the alleged gunman is and why he opened fire. just as classes were getting underway at oikos university, an asian religious vocational school. the suspect has been identified as oakland resident. 43-year-old, one l. goh. the chief says he was kicked out several months ago for behavioral problems. he was a former nursing student. felt he was disrespected by school employees and other students. armed with a handgun with thoughts of revenge he came back yesterday with the specific target, the school administrator. she wasn't here. he entered a classroom an opened fire on anyone in sight, shooting students and school employees and in the hallways as well as students hid behind locked doors or ran for their lives, police searched campus looking for victims and unsure of the gunman's whereabouts. >> the suspect initially believed to be still on the scene or inside. potential victims remained inside

martha? martha: it is kind of a remark that could resonate as loud as ballot box in november as they do today. a democratic advisor saying ann romney, never worked a day in her live according to hillary rosen. now michele bachmann weighs in. >> i will tell you mitt said to me more times than you imagine, ann, your job is more important than mine. great . great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. great . see the seam? more pcessed flakes look nothing like natural grains. i'm eating what i kn is better nutrition. mmmm. great grains. search great grains and see for yourself. [ technician ] are you busy? management jt sent over these new technical manuals. they need you to translate them into portuguese. by tomorrow. [ male announcer ] ducati knows it's better for xerox to manage their global publications. so they can focus on building amazinbikes. with xerox, you're read for real business. on ourar insurance. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side, so you get the same

martha. martha: take a look at this. on the road with president george w. bush. there he is former president right in the center of a screen. he is about to go on a bike ride with some wounded troop members part of this amazing event about to get underway. day two. we'll hear from former president george w. bush coming up. bill: siegel got a good gig, didn't he? martha: sure did. bill: nice. new developments on the story of the sobbing toddler. we love this, for the right reasons. the couple vilified for grabbing a baseball away from the little guy here. what the two said are saying what happened inside that ballpark and how the boy is doing today. ♪ are you receiving a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. rip thanking our servicemen and women for the work that they do. i know marc siegel has been with him. we'll hear from mark in just

martha? martha: boy, that must have been something. what a tragedy for this whole family and this situation. so what did andrew young say about the efforts to then conceal this affair? >> reporter: quite a bit. he spoke about this so-called, bat phone. how he acquired this additional cell phone, once elizabeth edwards became suspicious and started checking up on her husband's cell phone call log, this additional phone that young acquired was something that he could leave for edwards to pick up when ever he was traveling on business out of the state to maintain his secret conversations with hunter. he also went into great detail about some of the luxury accomodations that were provided to keep hunter in hiding. but in order to win this trial, prosecutors have to convince jurors that nearly one million dollars used to hide edwards' pregnant mistress was not just to prevent his wife from finding out about the affair but to help his presidential campaign. >> it is true it doesn't impact elements the government has to prove. that said the g

martha: we are back, good morning, everybody, i'm martha mccall. -- maccallum. you have an american flag as the backdrop on the website of george zimmerman, here's what he said on sunday, february 26th, i was involved in an life altering event which led me to become the subject of intense media coverage, as a result of the incident and media coverage i have been forced to leave my home, my school, my employer, my family and ultimately, my like life. bill: also asking for donations to help him pay for legal bills. steve harrigan out of miami, good morning to you. does he suggest or does anyone suggest that he will get arrested steve? >> reporter: both sides really trying to interpret the latest moves. on one hand, zimmerman asking for a defense fund but also living expenses. he claims he's had to leave his house and job but his fate is in the hands of one person, florida special prosecutor who said she will not use a grand jury to make the decision. both sides really trying to -- trayvon martin's family say they see it as a positive that, they expect george swimm

gregg: martha. martha: we're getting a brand new look at the race of the white house and how it is shaping up. we have new poll numbers that show how exactly tight the race is becoming at this stage of the game. we have brand new numbers coming up. gregg: and she disappeared from her post in fort bragg, north carolina. a person of interest identified in the case of kelli bordeaux who police are questioning and if they're any closer to finding out what happened to this soldier. >> please return my sister. she's, i have a 3-year-old son and kelly was the sun and moon to him. it is hard to explain anything to my son. he doesn't understand this. gregg: developing right now in "america's newsroom", the cia reportedly wants to launch drone strikes on terror suspects in yemen even when it doesn't know the identities of those targets. so-called signature strikes have been used by the cia in pakistan for many years. >>> two years after the bp oil spill scientists are now finding sick fish in the gulf of mexi

martha? martha: very strong comments from john boehner. more on that later. just to give you a little bit of context how bad the budget situation really is, the last time the senate passed a budget resolution president obama had been in office for only three months. it was april of 2009 since they have done the work that they are supposed to do as part of that their job description. have not done it. today marks 1086 days for those marking it up on their calendar since the senate passed a budget. now back to this very big story that we have been following throughout the week. a top lawmaker is calling out the white house, laying the blame for the gsa spending scandal right a at president obama's feet. he is florida congressman john michael. he says that the obama administration knew about the scandalous taxpayer-funded conference long before it was made public. he claims the white house chose to do nothing about it. >> they knew about this and they were also told again to sop the nonsense, to stop the waste and possible criminal activity and nobody did anythi

martha: good morning, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. speaker boehner preparing for the very real scenario, he says, that his party may lose the majority in the house. watch this. >> i would say there is two in three chance we win control of the house again but there is a one in three chance we could lose. i'm being myself frank. we have a big challenge. we have got bjork to do. bill: it does not end there. you will hear the full interview. the speaker said 2012 says it is the most important election in his lifetime. that is coming up here. meanwhile start new -- stark new warnings about the future of social security. new reports that the fund could run dry years before it was thought that is word from the trustees keeping tab on the program. medicaid also in danger. stuart varney of the fox business network crunching the numbers. what is the news, stuart? >> 2033 is when social security runs out of money. the future is getting closer and closer, bill. 2024 medicare runs out of money. 2016, the social security disability fund runs out of

martha. >> good morning, everybody i'm martha maccallum. this first quake measured 8.6 in magnitude. the second, 8.2 in magnitude. that struck soon after. parts of indonesia sumatra island now in danger. this quake sparked fears of that deadly 2004 tsunami. who can forget those images that look lives from hundreds of thousands of people. david piper live in bangkok. >> reporter: martha, yes, millions of people in southeast asia are on edge after those twin earthquakes watched the region the first quake, 8.6 struck undersea bed under the indonesian coast. the pacific tsunami center in hawaii immediately issued a tsunami warning. warning alerts were issued along the coast of indonesia. there was panic on the streets as people tried to escape to higher ground. hospitals also evacuated. tsunami alerts were issued across the indian ocean. here in thailand people were told to evacuate the coast which borders the indian ocean like the holiday island of puk et. hundreds of thousands of thai people fl

martha: good morning, i'm martha maccallum. you have neither side confirming the whereabouts of this activist. if he's found to be in u.s. custody it could complicate relations between china and the united states. bill: hillary clinton, voik leaving for beijing later today. >> reporter: a lot of week were asking about this. how does the president plan to balance his support for human rights and not damage his relations with china. white house counter tear rich adviser john been none says the white house is working closely with the individuals involved. the blind human rights dissident who is thought to have escape house arrest and fled to the u.s. embassy. >> i think the president tries to balance our commitment to human rights. but also that we continue to carry out our relationships with key countries overseas. >> reporter: the entire world is watching this to wait and see where this dissident is. bill: is there any indication president obama will protect him, the activist, and not return hip to the chinese government? >> rep

martha has more. martha? martha: kt mcfarland joins us now. she says in this situation she believes the best thing to do would be to shoot that missile down. she's a fox news national security analyst. she is also former assistant deputy secretary of defense for president reagan. k. it, welcomes. that sounds like a very dramatic reaction to this. >> there are two reasons this is upsetting. one, what capabilities are the north koreans have if these are successful launches. there are two things they are trying to do. they want to launch a satellite and next couple weeks they want to launch a nuclear weapon. if both of those succeed they will be third country in the world who has deliver the nuclear weapons to the american homeland which we have no defense. china can do it. russia can do it and potentially north korea. there is second issue which is iran. iran has engineers on the ground in north korea. we know they cooperated on their missile and nuclear programs. iran is looking at this and saying to themselves if the world doesn't stop north k

martha: yes you are. good morning, bill hemmer. i'm martha maccallum. so on the docket today, finally that moment is here, sb 1070. sb 1070 is the law and it is considered one of the toughest in the nation. so the justices will now referee this clash between the obama administration and the state of arizona. bill: shannon bream on the steps outside the courthouse. shan noon, good morning to you. how do the opponents of the law plan to convince the just is that -- justices that can not stand? >> reporter: you might hear dozens of protesters chanting for and against the law. those that oppose the law, a case of states going too far. the feds basically preempt, this is their area, their authority to regulate immigration. i talked to celia wong, from aclu. she says this is a issue of public policy. this is about legalizing racial discrimination. here is what she told us. >> the law is going to cause significant civil rights problems throughout arizona and other laws that will consider similar legislation. regardless of the supreme court outcome. which, is j

martha: good morning, i'm martha maccallum. you have neither side confirming the whereabts of this activist. if he's found to be in u.s. custody it could complicate relations between china and the united states. bill: hillary clinton, voik leaving for beijing later today >> reporter: a lot of week were asking about this. how does the president plan to balance his support for human rights and not damage his relations with china. white house counter tear rich adviser john been none says the white house is working closely with the individuals involved. the blind human rights dissident who is thought to have escape house arrest and fled to the u.s. embassy. >> i think the president tries to balance our commitment to human rights. but also that we continue to carry out our relationships with key countries overseas. >> reporter: the entire world is watching this to wait and see where this dissident is. bill: is there any indication president obama will protect him, the activist, and not return hip to the chinese government? >> report

martha. martha: those are just a few of the stories we are following for you. mitt romney last night made it a clean sweep. great night for the gop presidential candidate as he tries to make it a one-man race. why the republicans may have that presumptive nominee and president obama is taking notice of that. also -- bill: there was a primary in wisconsin. but that contest not the biggest story in the state. we'll tell you about the recall making bigger headlines. martha: a federal agency dropped close to $1 million on food, clowns and mind readers in las vegas all on the taxpayers' dime. now lawmakers would like answers to that. bill: some pricey sushi, too, i believe. i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multi-grain cheerios -- 5 whole grains, 110 calories. creamy, dreamy peanut butter taste in a tempting new cereal. mmm! [ female announcer ] new multi-grain cheerios p

martha? martha: we have band new polls come in this morning from two key swing states that show a very interesting trend in the race for the white house. why supporters of mitt romney may not necessarily be voting for mitt romney. we'll explain. gregg: and then there's this. take a look. >> we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it away from the fog of the controversy. gregg: well, remember that famous or infamous line from then house speaker nancy pelosi? well, now that the health care overhaul is law, it's become a big problem for one party and some lawmakers expressing buyer's remorse i have two products in front of you. we are going to start with product x. this is a very affordable product that will help save you a, lot of money. i like it.. i like it too. this is product y. this is a much more expensive product. you will not see a lot of savings with this one... harsh. you chose geico and you did not choose their competitor. was this your first car insurance taste

martha to go through this. martha: we'd love to hear from the school as to why they decided to retain the teacher. they may think they have very good reasons for the. i'd love to hear what they are. we wish you and your boy all the best. you feel in a better situation in a school and we are thankful for that. and you took all the actions that you could. thank you, sir. >> thank you. bill: hard to hear that. a young boy there and the father the way he says, i feel bad i wasn't there to help him, to defend him. martha: he did ultimately. bill: looking to buy a car are you? did you notice the sticker price is starting to spike? why regulations in the awe auto industry could take you away from the car you would like. martha: we'll talk to a man who runs the tsa about pat-downs. he says the solutio solutions are so easy if only they would do it. >> i went through the body scan machine. the sergeant stapd me there an stopped me there and he said, i'm going to path you down. i said fine. i lifted my arms up. he starts

martha? martha: mitt romney looking to consolidate his base and support with the very conservative voters. does he have the right message for them? former candidate and tea party favorite michele bachmann tells us whether or not she's ready to endorse mitt romney and what she thinks about the very conservative vote for him. that's coming up. >> i will not do as this president is doing, dividing us at every occasion, attacking one american after the other, trying to find one scapegoat, trying to find someone who can, by virtue of attacking them can divert from his failures economically. i will bring america together because i do believe we are one nation under god. [cheers and applause] wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wirele

martha: i'm martha maccallum good to have you back on a monday. the zimmerman family says their lives have been threatened as a result of this. >> i wanted to say i'm sorry for the loss of your son. i did not know how old he was. i those was a little bit younger than i am and i did not know if he was armed or not. bill: where is zimmerman now? do we have any idea on that question? >> he's back in hiding not to be seen until his arraignment. shortly after midnight this morning, george zimmerman it was a 14-second walk shot. you could see the outline of a bulletproof vest underneath. he has to wear a gps monitoring device. we suspect he's on his state already. the judge agreed with that as a condition. no alcohol. he has to check in every three days. and he's not to make any contact with the trayvon martin family. the martin family placed an ad thanking their supporters who have come out the last week not only in florida but across the nation. bill: the supporters of george zimmerman are planning a rally for him. what do you know about that? >> repo

hopefully you guys can do something to help miss martha. i am new at this what i see she does for the kids is incredible. hopefully you can do something for her. thank you. [applause] >> my name is rebecca bradley and then my mate -- i am a spanish teacher. i have spent most of my adult life teaching in spain. i started working here last year. when i started at cleveland elementary, i was told by several teachers that it was a revolving door. fortunately, this year we had a more stable staff and an inspired staff. sadly, one of our brightest stars has received a pink slip. we love her and she loves cleaveland. this is a teacher that wants to stay. do you understand? there are teachers, we want to stay. after 20 years of teaching in three countries, i am convinced that an exceptional teacher makes a difference. i believe cleaveland deserves a stable staff and the children -- thank you. >> my name is suzanne morgan. i am a art teacher in the elementary program. this is my fifth year being laid off. i am here to speak. there are 25 art teacher

morning, martha. >> did you get shorter? >> oh, stop it, al. >> we made her take her shoes off. >> oh! >> i did just get a pedicure. let's get to the dessert. >> this is all about what you can have on hand to make things easily. and we're all looking for time saving foods. so if you have some delicious sorbet, that would be good. if you have some frozen waffles, you can buy -- these are actually store bought belgian waffles. but you know about those? >> i have those in my freezer actually. >> but if you make your own waffles you can make a whole bunch of extras and put them in the freezer, too. pound cake always a very good thing to keep in the freezer. you can do something like seven layer ice cream. >> and frozen puff pastry. frozen pie crust, also very important to keep on hand. frozen berries. did you know pineapple comes frozen in chunks? well it does. and you can use it so easily. >> so if you have these staples? >> you can make all of these fantastic things. a waffle and strawberry trifle. you can do beautiful cherry

my name is martha and i am working for three years together. when i received this notice, i did not expected. i am sad because no work is really hard. it is the only work i had. it has had an impact on me because we have a lot of issues in the family. i work all my heart with the children. i feel the teachers and parents do the best work for the children, too. thank you for listening to me. [applause] >> hello, i am a parent and i have three kids at paramount elementary. i live and work in san francisco. we work and non-profits. the cost of living in san francisco is high. when my oldest son went to a private program, half of my salary paid for that program. that was a sliding scale. that's cool no longer has a sliding scales. there is no more subsidies. my middle child goes to the pre- k program. it was wonderful. they loved that. you could not dream of a better team to work with your kids. it is a great model having it attached to this school because you get these high-quality teachers, it gives the kids more stability, the parents and kids m

you're bigger than martha stewart, right? >> i don't talk numbers. ill nev i never have. >> reporter: she here's had some of the typical milestones. she tried acting. playing a female football player in "necessary roughness." >> allow me to escort you to the party? >> all right. >> reporter: she released a workout video. and a few years ago, had a brief turn on "dancing with the stars." but it's in business where she's truly made her mark. her business is licensing and marketing products. >> hi, i'm kathy ireland for window world. >> reporter: her company doesn't make anything. but they make money from everything they sell. how are you different from martha stewart design? >> her designs are picture perfect. our philosophy is, life is messy. >> reporter: a philosophy she says she learned as a mother of three. more than 15,000 products carry kathy ireland's name. there are now kathy ireland tables, area rugs, lamps, window replacements? i guess wedding dresses now, too. >> we design products that work the way we live. so, now, from her engagement ring

you're bigger than martha stewart, right? >> i don't talk numbers. ill nev i never have. >> reporter: she here's had some of the typical milestones. she tried acting. playing a female football player in "necessary roughness." >> allow me to escort you to the party? >> all right. >> reporter: she released a workout video. and a few years ago, had a brief turn on "dancing with the stars." but it's in business where she's truly mamade her mark. her business is licensing and marketing products. >> hi, i'm kathy ireland for window world. >> reporter: her company doesn't make anything. but they make money from everything they sell. how are you different from martha stewart design? >> her designs are picture perfect. our philosophy is, life is messy. >> reporter: a philosophy she says she learned as a mother of three. more than 15,000 products carry kathy ireland's name. there are now kathy ireland tables, area rugs, lamps, window replacements? i guess wedding dresses now, too. >> we design products that work the way we live. so, now, from her engagement ri

martha johnson. should he have received a bonus? >> the board did not recommend that he git a bonus. >> should he have received a bonus, mr. peck? you're the one that upgraded him? >> in retrospect, no, sir. >> what haze changed your mind today? what do you now know now that you didn't know a year ago when you were recommending him for a bonus? >> that principally that there were contracting irregularities in the western regions conference and a pattern of conduct that mr. neely apparently engaged in that i did not know about at the time. >> you didn't know about it at the top. you were at the conference. >> no, sir, i didn't know about the pattern of the other trips, the travel, the other conferences that were held in the region nine. that's the difference. >> you are the public buildings commissioner. when it comes to public buildings you're the top person. each of these different 11 regions report to you. you're supposed to be overseeing the budgets and doing an authorization -- let me ask. i know you're going to give me a long-w

but i think what i learn about martha is that another myth is people kind of think she married her for her money and a sort of make it different from what i believe it was. i believe that george was lucky to have more fun and martelle was lucky to have george to really think that he was well-known already coming and he was a good catch. she was a very wealthy widow and all of the bachelor's knew all about her and she was a good catch. but i think as time when on the, the truly loved each other, and i think that she is what kept him grounded in a lot of ways. she went to the winter quarters whenever he called, when he wrote to her it's time to come, and she would stay until it's time to leave and in that day in case people don't know, they would go in the winter and headed the quarters and they didn't fight battles a lot. so she would come and the soldiers left her, and absolutely everything people sang her praises. she was just what she looks like in the portraits, and i think for george washington he had -- this is an opinion, he had another who was difficult, and i think that he had

here is steve and here is brian filling in for martha. >> i cannot fill in for martha. i can try to fill the seat. >> bill: stop with the nonsense. in 2010 army sergeant became the first living person to receive the medal of honor since the vietnam war. [ applause ] >> bill: during which war was the medal of honor first awarded? >> bill: at the answer is "c". doocy scores. >> this is going to get ugly. >> bill: and i don't want, taking the tie off will loosen the blood to his brain. >> we never did the strip quiz. >> not with you two anyway. >> rosa parks refused to give up her seat to white male passenger. a bus boycott started in what city? >> bill: the answer is roll the tape. >> we feel that we are involved in is to the constitution and deny us that right would be deny our constitutional right. >> bill: montgomery, alabama is the correct choice. >> he leads by one. >> bill: here we go. don't take off your shirt. african-american athlete jesse owens won four gold medals infuriating hitler. >> track tar jesse owens won his fourth gold medal. >> three of his medals wer

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