>> ainsley: whoa! >> okay. out of the ring. kelly, you lost that? you lost that one. >> yeah, he definitely lost. >> brian: i think when he backed outside of the ring. i bet you there is revenge right now. >> ainsley: let's see. rematch. >> brian: i think they're sizing each other up pretty well. >> ainsley: whoa! their mascot is the skins. kelly is 430 pounds. >> and jiamba is 370 pounds. >> ainsley: get him, kelly! >> brian: these two have been hugging each other for two hours. >> ainsley: whoa! they're going to show us a thing or two. okay. what do we do? >> steve: are you going to wrestle? >> we're going to wrestle, yeah. >> ainsley: they're going to kill maria, though. >> brian: you're putting maria
total spending $1.5 trillion. in case you forgot our national debt is $16 trillion. >>steve: that why you're whispering? >>brian: this is the most stunning story today. >>steve: this is a crazy story. shocking details about the sandy hook shooter. gunman adam lanza had been planning the investigation for years. investigators found a seven foot long and four foot wide kill spread sheet. it contained stiff research about mass murders -- extensive research about mass murders of the past. back in december lann did a shot and killed 20 -- la stka shot and killed children and women at the school in newtown, connecticut. he shot and killed his mother, stole her car and guns. >>ainsley: a scary lesson for children coming to
are recruiting from. >>steve: sometimes it feels like america is really divided, so how can you teach your kids to be patriots at times like these? a lesson from a mom who a lesson from a mom who knows. i have never encountered such a burning sensation...
more than 12 hours. 25 fire departments are on the scene. a mandatory evacuation order for those living nearby. so far no injuries have been reported. a terrifying scene at an indiana neighborhood when a private jet crashes into a house. look at that. kills two of the four passengers on board. the jet took off from tulsa, oklahoma, tried to land at south bend airport, but failed, obviously. the pilot reported an electrical problem and then the jet went down. >> all of a sudden, sputtering or something and then boom. nothing else. got quiet. >> then i ran to the front and it was a big cloud of insulation and plane parts and everything flying. >> ainsley: two passengers and a person on the ground were hurt. 200 people have been forced to leave their homes as crews are cleaning up. a fox business alert. overseas, markets plunging and people in cyprus racing to pull
ahead -- of course watch stuart three hours from now. >>brian: got to get his promo. >>steve: he does. doesn't take extra money. just wants face time on our show. we told you about the accusations of benghazi survivors. 33 of them are being told to keep quiet or else, but our next guest says those survivors may not be as important as we think. >>ainsley: they show up late. new research finds young professionals aren't professional at all. what do you think?
research where they talked to 400 people in human resources. what they found out is essentially millennials, the young people who just graduated from high school and college, they are a little immature. they are not very professional at work. >>ainsley: i don't like this study. it says that generation needs a new attitude. i feel like they say this with every college graduating class that you're not as good as we were. i'd like to look at the positives. there are a lot of interns here that are awesome and do a great job. >>brian: a lot of people here, according to this study in this generation are not coming to the table with a lot of the same work ethic. for example, they don't pay attention to instruction. they want to do their own thing. they look at rules as guidelines. pout when they get in trouble. and don't understand when things don't go well. wait a second, i did everything right. have been told your attire
of spring. maria molina where it is below freezing on the streets of new york city. >> that's right. good morning. it is not feeling anything like spring out here in new york city, or in places across the great lakes and the midwest. we're seeing temperatures well below average. we've been seeing them hovering throughout the morning hours in the upper 20s in new york city. by this afternoon, you should be seeing a high in new york city at 36. 29 only in minneapolis. a warm day in san antonio. take a look at the high. 93 degrees for your high temperature. possible record heat out across southern parts of the state of texas. there is also a chance for severe weather coming up across southeast this afternoon, into tonight. isolated tornadoes, large hail and damaging wind gusts in excess of 60 miles an hour will be possible. that includes jackson and memphis. otherwise in the upper midwest, blizzard warnings in effect due to heavy snow and also strong winds. i'm actually outside with ainsley. >> ainsley: come on over!
>> cyprus is bankrupt. it needed an extra $13 billion to keep going. the europeans said we'll give you the money, but you've got to give some of it back from the deposits of everybody in the country. so they're going to take money out of your private bank account in order to pay for this bailout. that breaches a very important principle. until now if you're in a bankrupt country, the bondholders, the people who lent the country money, they were the losers. now it's the citizens directly. >>ainsley: they haven't done it yet, so these people are running to the a.t.m.'s getting their money out. >> but the banks are closed. what happens when the banks open up again probably wednesday, maybe thursday? there will be a run on the banks. people will take their money out because they don't know whether there will be another tax three months from now, which takes more of their money. >>brian: put it under the mattress. >> that is what people are going to do. the price of gold is up this morning in part because people are losing
temperatures only in the 20's. it's not going to be warming up very much in new york city. your temperatures well below average for this time of the year. supposed to be spring on wednesday. high temperatures for the day only 36 degrees. san antonio, 93 degrees, possible record heat. there is a threat for severe weather across parts of the southeast. damaging wind gusts, large hail. north of a winter storm. we'll tell you more about that later. >>ainsley: our own kwoeupl -- anna kooiman took a cross-country trip in search of honesty in america. she is back to tell us what she found. good morning, anna. >> we did five cities in five days with the creators of a brand-new virtual lost and found system called bungee. what bungee does is allows you to anonomously tag all your valuables, wall let,
growing patriots. >>steve: it seems like whenever you see a kid and he's not doing what he's supposed to be doing, he's looking on a phone. there's an app. a history app of sorts. folks, "ten steps to freedom: a growing patriot's guide to the american revolution." amelia, thank you so much. >>ainsley: they fought for our freedom but now a new law can take way some of our veterans' gun stphraoeuts sound fair? -- gun rights. sound fair? we debate this we debate this controversial new law next.es s. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle.