mvp could only muster 15- 1 odds. and out fielders shane, gets nailed with a baseball. and odds he is hit by a pitch once in the series. >> thank you for joining us. >> bill and ally are next. white house calling in reenforcements to get the web site up and running. we are waiting on jay carney. there were fireworks yesterday. >> i am alisyn camerota. they are speaking out with the next steps on implementing the law. we'll check in with molly from washington. joishgs they are debating the fine that people will have to pay next year if they don't have health insurance. republicans want to delay that fine because of hundreds of

thousands of people are finding out they can't keep their health insurance under obama care. democrats say the web site will be fixed and they don't want to delay the find. >> i think we should be able to go forward. i am optimistic and have faith in technology and while there are glitches, there are solutions as well. i am opt34i9ic. >> how is that fair? with so many problems arising around the roll out, it doesn't make sense to impose a one percent man date tax on the american people. that's why the republicans remain committed to delaying the mandate tax. >> reporter: we learned that house republicans will get a briefing by obama officials on the health care as house democrats did today. a spokesman for speaker john

boehner it is not clear why republicans were excluded in the first place and we look forward to how the administration botched the use of taxpayers dollars so badly. the gop and house confirmed that house republicans were in a briefs in late september. meanwhile president obama is reaching out to active volunteers and asking them to talk up obama care. >> that's what you do best. organizing. i ask you to help tell your friends and families and co-workers and classmates about what the affordable care act can mean for them. >> reporter: the white house arranged a meeting with health insurance executives. embattled health and human security kathleen sebelius is expected to be briefing them. >> thank you for explaining that. >> so the company that designed the software is on the carpet

before the house. morgan griffith, republican from virginia and good afternoon to you andel to you from the hill. >> hello. >> you will not get the time to talk about sebeliustomorrow. what are they testing for? >> i would like to know when they told the administration that it was not going to work the way they planned. not only did they have difficulty getting through, but the numbers that you are given are not correct. apparently they have two groups of numbers and under 49 or over 49 you get the same number for that particular grouping and if your age is different than 50 or 27, your numbers are not coming out correct on the web site. who advised them? >> cathleap sebelius said the president was not aware of the

problems before hand? >> the president has been in the clouds on a lot of things and i am not surprised they didn't inform him on this. someone had to know before october 1st that the people repairing it thought it would not work. they should have advised the president and harry reid in congress and we were debating whether the whole thing would be delayed for a while. >> it seems to be bipartisan. i am hearing from democrats that are ticked off, too. you can see the democrats are asking questions and demanding answers from the administration also. it normally does not go that way, what is your impression of that? >> it shows they are worried about what will happen. and they will not agree to delay on obama care and turns out that was bad policy and they are worried about it. we are trying to gather stories like the

democrats and president. www.goff/your story. >> that web site is out there. speaker boehner said that more americans will lose their health insurance because of this law than will cipe up for the exchanges. did you hear that earlier today? >> i didn't hear the comment. i think he may be right. our family is looking at what we are doing. our insurance is changes. and we are trying to get in the web site and my wife has been unsuccessful in doing so. nthank you for your time. in the meantime, the head of the budget committee blasting sebelius for not answering questions about the roll out. he asked her since august to testify before the budget committee. those requests were ignored. it is raising questions for the site and how long?

>> well, as if the obama care glitches are not enough. a senior national security official was fired over anonymous tweets, slamming the bosses and insulting comment ands revealing internal administration information going on for two years. casy, you are the perfect guest for this. you worked in the nfc many years. were you were you surprised he could send inappropriate tweets without anyone figuring out his ideptity. >> this is everybody's worst nightmare and has washington excited beyond belief. it is an insider look and made snashgy comments and critical in a insider kind of way. washington loves it. but ally, i looked at it closely. what is he talking about.

he's talking about benghazi. >> and look at the tweets he sent out about benghazi. he said, look, representative darril issa is a blank but on to somebody with the@hillary clinton white wash of accountability of benghazi. that's not the narrative that the white house wants out there. >> it is not. we were told that the white house had little to do with benghazi. it was a state department and intelligence decision. he implies he knows something and what did the white house and national security council know and the other thing today, alisyn you reported earlier that it seems that the people responsible for the benghazi attack had a al-qaeda link. what does this guy know? is there a connection between al-qaeda, benghazi, benghazi,

state department and what is the white wash of secretary clinton? it is the tip of the iceberg of what he knows. i would love to so him in front of the congressional committee. >> he will probably get a book deal. one of his tweets, this one is mean spirited and nasty. i am a fan of obama but continuing reliance on val row jarret concerns me. does it concern you that he was working in national security in did the inappropriate nature of the tweets say something about our national security that he was entrusted with so much information and yet he was reckless? >> it said a let about the mood inside of the white house. he had a top job on the national security council and he's in charge of the iranian negotiations and about to negotiate with iran over the nuclear weapon's issue and that is the signature foreign policy

issue of the obama presidency and this guy seems to be at odds with the closest presidential advisor. what it indicates to me all is not well at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. it seems like a great disagreement with the president's advisors. >> and does it also trouble you that he seems to have so much contempt for the administration with whom he is supposed to be serving and working? isn't that, maybe i have been watching too much home land, but doesn't that open us up to be ripe for him maybe not to have america or the administration in his best interest? >> who else is he reflecting? normally in washington, midlevel official and aide, he has to reflect the views of his superiors. usually the aide is in complete agreement with the boss and

follows hum in step. this young man. 40 years old, not so young, but he's expressing that senior officials are expressing. where is the national security advisor on this? it sounds like the obama administration loves to spin things and makes you think there is nothing wrong here and don't look behind the curtain. it is a little bit behind the curtain. >> on top of twitter. see you later. it is a semitweet, bill hemmer. and make it appropriate. >> please do. be careful and mind your own business and apparently a lot of people in washington were following his twitter feed and had no idea who he was and he was blasting valerie jarret. >> very snashgy stuff and interesting. >> is obama care having a impact on job creation? house speaker boehner said

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dip back n. carne inside of the briefing room. there meanwhile while we watch that a grouch air force officers punished for leaving doors open to a nuclear silo. blast doors prevent intruders and terrorist from gaining access. they had the launch cos to nuclear war heads like the minuteman missile. they were a sleep at the time the doors were opened and the air force said the mussil's security was never compromised. in another job's report yesterday and disappointing jobs report, this economy is not creating the jobs that the american people are looking for and their wages are stagnant and part of the problem is that we have got the whole threat of obama care continuing to hang over our economy like a wet blanket.

>> the last point is what the speaker was talking about. the threat of jobs is obama care. and the white house insists that the obama care is not affecting full- time in america. stephen moore senior economic's writer for the wall street journal. and good morning to you. i am still on american newsroom time. is it true or not. are part- time workers affected in america or not? >> let me start with the big picture. we got a humdrum jobs report and this follows a pattern we have seen four years of job growth one- half each month of what we expect. we now have 90,000,000 americans and adults who are not working. >> 90 million adults are not working? you never heard that number before? >> it is in our editorial today. you got to read.

it that is a big problem and so people understand what is happening in the labor force, we are seeing a decline in the employment rate but for all of the wrong reasons. more and more people every month dropout of the labor force and they are discouraged they can't find a job. 3 or 4 years they look for a job and can't find them. >> what do you see, what is the evidence? >> so that is the $64,000 question. you talk about the issue of part- time muchment and part- time work and they want full- time work. they can't find a full- time job and working 25 hours a woke. the white house is right that number hasn't risen a lot in the last six months. my point would be that we are probably going to so that number rise next year and that's when the obama requirements take

affect in january. >> you would agree with the white house that the part- time work has not increased to the level some has expected. but you are making the case in 2014 that that happens. >> that's when the man dates take affect. >> i have talked to hundreds of businesses. and they are the biggest small business organization. and they did a survey and finding that obama care was the biggest concern. and where we are already seeing the impact of pumpumcare in my opinion, bill, employers are not hiring new workers and they are kind of it in a holding pattern and they understand it better. i think the reason we keep getting lousy job numbers in part because of obama care and the for that employers have about how it will impact their bottom line. >> we'll read the editorial and

i can't believe you do that every morning. >> don't tell the boss, okay. >> stephen, thank you, catch you later. >> that was the closest i have seen steve moore yelling. you got to do this. it is nearly 24 hours since the al-qaeda mastermind a l- liby was in a courtroom. what he could say that can be used against him. we'll have a live report next. and keeping your four- legged friends safe. sdmshgs prince george and a live report from buckingham palace. >> they are a family. they are living as a family. she's bringing up the child in a family unit. and i think that is wonderful. absolutely wonderful. life could be hectic. as a working mom of two young boys

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expense. he was represented by a attorney paid for the libyan government. libyan officials from the washington embassy told an a rabic newspaper that their country was paying for the attorney. a court employee would fox that the libyan government was picking up the tab. clinman who represented the terrorist on the world war ii had little to say on the matter when speaking to reporters outside of the courthouse. >> when your client was arraigned last woke, can you tell us anything about who is paying for your services in >> no, no comment. >> how did he gey gain the money? >> no comment. >> a l- liby made incriminating

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a large bankruptcy trial can go forward. it would save detroit 18 billion in debt. boston red sox have names for the facial hair. the sox face the cardinals on fox tonight. that's cool. you considered growing a beard? >> i had one when i was a younger man. >> what did you look like? >> if i were a boston red sox. i would be one hand system man. >> or like a chipmunk. oh, wow, a pe lincoln. >> very fair and balanced of you. game one tonight here on fox. check it out. has to be binding on everyone and if you exclude certain special interest groups that is an unjust law.

this is an amendment everybody ought to agree to. originally congressional members were exempt from social security. that's not thorough now because people got mad about it. but the law should be applied equally to everyone. >> that was senator rand paul introducing a congressional amendment that congress cannot write themselves out of laws using loop holes. we have christen and ben shapiro. welcome to both of you. and let me read you the language that rand paul is suggesting. that congress will make no law applicable to a citizen of the united states than to congress. who can argue that? >> it is sad that we have to pass a law. it seems sort of obvious. yeah, why not. this should be the way it is. but on the other hand, is this

a big problem that we face in this country? the primmar example is the afford believe care act and republicans have exaggerated the so- called congressional xechlz. it is basically, just going to be in the exchange ands subsidies to offset what they are losing from the old health insurance. >> that was the genesis of what rand paul is suggesting. that congress will be forced to join obama care starting january 1st but will receive the federal subsidies. and not all americans will be able to receive federal subid is. it depends on your federal paycheck. should congress? >> of course not. congress is friendly to itself. that is no great shock here. it is insider trading laws and shouldn't be the case that you go to congress and when you

leave you are significantly richer. as far as the constitutional amendment. i was under the impression 14th amendment dolt with that. >> some people made a big deal that the president and his family and his cabinet and secretaries and their families will not join the affordable care act, should they have to? >> i guess. it is a little complicated to how that happen. the fact that congress is going into the exchanges and the executive branch isn't has to do with congressional maneuvers a counter that republicans initiately proposed like a poisoned pill and the democrats liked it and that's how it ended up in the bill. the thing about it is, the exchanges are not set up for major employers for individuals and small businesses.

and so it doesn't make sense to put them in it. that's not what they are for. and if you are a person that doesn't like obama care, you continuing is terrible. and i am not sure that was the purpose of obama care. >> it has the special treatment and that everyone is subjected to. >> not really. it is insider trading loop hole and all of the loop holes that congress gets. it is what they managed to skirt. >> it wouldn't apply to microsoft for example or any major employer. the u.s. government employees so many people. and the fact that congress got put into it is unusual. >> ben, are you colwith that? >> i am not colwith it. the fact is david viter put an

amendment to force these to go away and congress subjected it. and we are seeing a congress that is mostly interested in enriching itself. the new book extortion, congress members use the loop holes to do more for themselves than the american people. we hate congress and there is a reason we hate congress. >> we'll see what happens with the amendment. thanks for being here. the supreme court set to review the epa's power to regout greenhouse gases. we have mike live on the hill for us today. >> reporter: another supreme court ruling. massachusetts versus epa from 2007. justices ruled foif- four that the agency was required to regulate carbon dioxide if epa found that greenhouse gases

posed a hazard to people's safety. they regulate the emissions from new cars and extended it to stationary sources and that includes manufacturing plants, and large and small businesses and farms which plaintiff groups argue that costs huge costs to to comply. >> the fact of epa beyond cars and stationary facilities and restaurants and the like, that is a big issue and we think that epa over reached and they need to be struck down. >> the court is not revisiting the decision that upheld the legality of epa regulating motor emissions and not challenging the determination of epa under president obama. and environmental activist tell fox news that they believe the supreme court will uphold the finding of the,a pelate court.

>> it will allow the agency to move forward with vitally needed protections for public health care. narguments are expected early next year. >> and follow it with mike emmanuel there from the bureau in washington. >> a man faces sentencing after a drunk driving debt confession went viral. >> and jokers can be in a lot of trouble after pulling a prank that back fired. >> we'll show you a note that police did not think was so funny. >> they wrote it on a check and if we put it on the car, they will know our handwriting. they asked our servers to rewrite it and she was reluctant and didn't want to do it. farmer: hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer.

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prices. we'll give you the real story. and first time ever. according to a new poll, most americans back legalizing pot. not only for medicinal purposes but recreational use. and imagine it happens to you. you are a parent and you find your teenage kids drinking and partying and they call the police to bust their kids. >> what would you guys do? >> it was not the first time. >> maybe not. >> they stouped desperate. thank you. see you grechen. >> and two arizona pauls were sitting in the restaurant and came up with the idea to prank their buddy who was a foreman on the grand jury. it read in part. you better not find my dad guilty and i followed you home

lasted with and i know where you live. the four men brought it to the sheriff and he didn't think it was funny. >> no right thinking person would go in a airport and pretend they have a bomb in their bag. that goes to the safety of the pnl right there. this is no different. >> the charges are now pepping. >> that's the case if you asked for it. >> they did. nlikely. >> and columbus, ohio. a man confessed to driving drunk and given his punishment. garrett is live outside of the courthouse. how many years did cordell get today. >> reporter: he got six and half two years less than the maximum of eight and half and a thousand dollar fine and the loss of his driving privileges for the rest of his life. after the sentencing hearing,

his attorney said it was fair and not a poling and adding that cordell was relieved to have the case over with so that the families can continue the healing process. during the sentencing hearing, we heard from the daughter of the victim and angela and she read a statement to the court and in that statement, she said her children, her, the victim's grandchildren will never get to so him again and she was hoping that matthew would get the full eight and half years sentence. >> my father got a death sentence and did nothing wrong. eight and half is nothing. less than that is unjust. after eight and half years matthew will have his life a head of him. my dad is never coming back. >> he's not eligible for parole or early release. he will be six months in

a correctional facility before serving six years in a state prison. nthank you, garrett out of ohio. >> let's bring in judge alex ferrer. so if matt was in your courtroom and anyhow he had done the on line video confession, would that sway the time you gave him? >> no. that particular video would not. i am in favor of people accepting responsibility and he did to some exat the present time accept responsibility and he plead guilty and department force them to prove him guilty. the problem i had with the video, it was too produced with cut away shots from the hand and fading out before it showed his face. it seemed like he hired a production company to create video for emotional affect.

>> was he not sincere? >> i think he has remorse. i think i would have put the video to one side and dealt with him to his real remorse and he murder guilty. but at the time he came forward with this, the police were about to charge him with this. they were getting ready to charge him and all of that is thrown in the pot and on top of that in florida maximum.was 15 and minimum would be closer to what he got. >> are you okay with six and half or not. >> i absolutely. they are horrible cases and the cases where i have no problem sentencing a murderer or rapist and serial killer. it is a case decent people make a stupid mistake and somebody is day and next week or month they are in prisop with rapist and murderers. it is a hard case.

>> it is one of the hardest cases a judge has to handle. >> it is very compelling and hard to look away from the video confession and even if his motives were not pure, do you think by doing it on line and having it go line serves as a wake- up call to other people? >> i think it does. i wouldn't treat it as an indication of his remorse. that comes from other factors and not from a dramatic produced slick video. he could have done it on a web cam and it would have been not as prepared and not consulted with lawyers and things like that. >> is it true. that police were about to make an arrest? >> that is what i. >> is that true? >> that's what i read. obviously i was not involved in the case at all. but what i read on line, at the

time of the video posting, was the sheriff. the time he went to court and was chashlged the prosecutor and sheriff said they were investigating hip as a suspect and preparing to file charges against him. if that is the case, that is another factor that the judge takes in consideration about the sincerity of him coming forward. >> these are the more difficult cases, too. thank you, judge alex. >> and so big george was out today huh. >> big george the baby and prince. >> he is a robust baby. >> he is a good looking man. and disappointing for the fans of the royal family. >> they hoped to catch a glimpse of the new young prince on the day of christening. >> it is no excuse here. and it is a lovely day and lovely weather. and it said that they couldn't find a couple of minutes to walk

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a 14-year-old student facing murder charges in the death of a teacher. she was found dead in the woods in massachusetts. last night police started investigating when she did not come home from work and was not ann eswering her cell phone. police found blood in a school bathroom. the boy was reported missing yesterday. he was found by police last night. >> on a happier note. generations of royals gathering

for the christening of the prince. amy kellogg is streaming live for us. hi amy. >> alison everyone loves to inject drama into a story. in this case any manner of royal snubs. but it appears that this had to do with the recent trend of a paired down royal family possibly to avoid the appearance of access sif drain on the public purse. the only attendees were the mediate family and the god parents and the royal family. >> his royal heiness george alexander louis wore the gown

that all royals have made. it is made of satin and lace from the west of england. these are the first pictures that we have seen of the third in line to thrown with his eyes opened. the queen wore a bold statement royal blue today. today's was in the chapel royal of saint james palace which is the most senior royal palace. carole and michael middleton, pippa and brother james were at the ceremony. the couple chose mostly old friends and a close friend from the late princess diana. and sara tindal.

the daptice many took place around the lilly font which is a silver guilt pedestal which is part of the royal the crown jewel's collection which is normally kept in the tower of london. people would have seen in it plays a small place card saying "in service". we expect to have official photos released only tomorrow. that is because the royal couple wanted to check them out before we all got to see them. >> he is a well behave ed baby. >> i agree. i like george. >> it takes a lot of confidence for the future king to wear a satin gown. >> just in time for halloween a spider invasion. forti i forcing the school to shut down.

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