1979. fox news reported on the story that he is accused as a legged mastermind in a political assassination in rome of an iranian defector. >> thank you for joining us. america's news headquarters starts right now. >> take care. fox news alert. public face of the botched obama care roll out is gone. kathleen sebelius, stepping down after serving five years in the cabinet. welcome to hq. i am gregg jarret in for bill hemmer. >> president made the announcement in a rose garden ceremony, nominated. sylvia bier authority well to replace cathlone sebelius. despite the stumble the president praised his out going hss secretary. >> yes we lost the first open

enrollment and there were problems, but under cathlone's leadership, her time at hss, turned the corner, got it fixed, got the job done, and the final score speaks for itself. there are seven and half million people cross the country that have the security of health insurance. >> well, let's get republican reaction from senator ted cruz of texas. senator, it is a pleasure to speak with you. as you heard part of what the president said. he spoke in long and glowing and elaborate terms of what a wonderful health secretary cathleap sebelius has been. would you care to rebut that? >> well, greg, i think the resignation is the latest indication of what a disaster obama care has been.

i think kathleen sebelius should have resigned and the reason she resigned. senate democrats are running scared. they are under water and losing because of obama care hurt so many millions of people. senate democrats demanded kathleen sebelius' head and we saw what happened yesterday. >> you heard the sound bite, the president shrugged off all of the problems with obama care and said the final score 7 million plus who signed up. he deliberately doesn'tous the term enrolled because that is different. it the president, senator, conveniently overlooking millions who lost their plans, their doctors, their hospital, they have lost their choice and millions are facing not only higher prem yups but a lot higher deductibles that they may

not be able to afford at all. ngregg, you are exactly right. he's trying to sweep the problems under the rug. the most revealing statement was the smug statement about the final score. he is vowed obama care as a political battle. this is not a political battle. millions of americans lost their jobs and forced in part- time work and lost their health insurance and lost their doctor or seeing their premiums sky rocket. every time i travel home to texas, i see men and women who are scared and lost their health insurance. i have's little girl with diabetes, i don't know what to do. and you know, the attitude of the democrats is exmre foyed like harry reid. every american who said they lost their doctor is lying. when you call people liars, that

shoes how out of touch president obama and the congressional democrats are. >> you know, senator john mccain that sylviowa a bierwell is an excellent choice. i am not sure that you and some of your senate colleagues agree with. that for example, jeff sessions, your colleague in hearing last month confronted her on why the president's budget planned to spend more than the president agreed to and signed. she refused to answer. and when pressed said we don't intend to abide by that, and you congress should a mend it. what is your reaction? >> well, look, i think there will be plenty of time for the senate to assess her

qualifications. i assume the senate democrats will vote in a partisan party line, but in my view, what the confirmation should be an opportunity to examine the failures of obama care and how people are hurting because of. it president obama went on national television a few months ago and apologized for having miss led the american people saying 28 times you like your health care plan you can keep it. knowing it was deliberately false. he said to the american people, if you apologize, the proof of an apology to do something to make it right. i hope this confirmation presents an opportunity for the president and senate democrats what are you going to do about the millions of people and all of the single moms who are forced to work 28 or 29 hours a week because of the 30 hour

threshold. and people who can't access the drchlt >> i understand. i am short on time and apologize for irpt rupting. last fall, you used spending matters as a because for which you tried to repeal obama care. will you use the nom nation of burrwell in the same fashion. >>y think burrwell presents an opportunity to examine the failures that are obama care insurance across the state lines

rather than obama care. >> i would like to switch subject and get your reaction. congress voted not to allow iowa ran's united nation's nominee from setting foot on american soil. you heard the breaking news, the white house said we will not issue a visa for this goichlt you are incensed that teheran would deliberately send a guy and pick a person or try to send a guy who held hostage 52 americans for days, does it suggest to you that they are not sincere in reaching a nuclear accord with the u.s.? >> of course, gregg that is right. the nomination, an acknowledged terrorist of the intended to be a slap in the face of america and 52 hostages that spent 444 days tortured and brutalized and

a week ago, i introduced the legislation to ban him and ban acknowledged terrorist from granted visas and i was pleased to see the united states senate 100 to nothing passed the legislation i introduced and just yesterday, the house of representative, unanimously passed the legislation. we have 535 members of congress, republicans and democrats who have come together and are speaking with one voice in unitty against iran defending our national security. that is a moment of clarity and i appreciate the republicans and democrats who worked with me to pass the legislation and i appreciate the president in doing the right thing and barring the terrorist from coming in to our country. >> appreciate. it >> good to see you. >> all right. fox news alert. at least ten people are dead

after a fed extruck slammed into a bus packed with high school students on a trip to visit a college in norther california. the truck apparently crossed in the oncoming lane. the drivers of both vehicles were killed. claudia is live on the scene with the latest. >> reporter: the california highway patrol confirming five teenagers and five adults were killed in a fiery collision. the investigators are focused on the drefr of the federal express tractor trailer and what it was that prompted the driver to cross over the center divide and swerve in to a charter bus filled with college hopeful from los angeles high schools. the crash happen 5:30 yesterday afternoon. the students were heading north to visit a university when the

fed extruck, jumped the median and crashed head-on to the bus and caused both vehicles to burst in flames. >> there was a man that ran out and his back was on fire. it was scary and horrible. >> i started praying like crazy. and i saw one gentlemen on a board. and his clothes were gone. i copttell if his injuries were siing cant. i just kept praying. >> and drivers of both vehicles were killed on impact. and three adult chaperons died as well. survivors acted fast. someone kicked out a winnow and allowed 40 students to escape. and several victims remained hospitalized in critical condition. los angeles admip straighters are working to connect partners with their children and grief counsellors are on hand for the

high schools. they are dismaptling the wreckage. and the freeway is reopened to traffic. and awaiting the a arrival of the federal investigators with the national transportation safety board. they will look at vehicle operation and fire safety issues and human error as well. we are told that federal express and the opener of the charter bus are cooperating with the investigation. we'll get more information when a press conference begins here in this part of northern california in 15 minutes. sandra? >> claudia, thank you. taxpayers expecting to see a check from uncle sam may see a bill instead. why you could be on a hook for a debt your parents owe years and years ago. >> and we'll talk about that. motive is a mystery to him. we'll tell you what he's now

saying whether bullying was a factor. disgraced olympian oscar pistorias back on the witness stand. prosecutors say there is no way he thought that the girlfriend he thought was a intruder. >> he was not scared of an intruder. she was scared of you. >> not true. co: sometimes you don't know you need a hotel room until you're sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious. co: which is why i put the hotels.com mobile app on my mobile phone. anyone need a coupon? i don't.

snshs new information in the hunt for malaysian airline 370. officials are confident that the signals are from the beacons on the missing plane's black boxes. they have narrowed down the search area. they are still in a race against time to find the wreckage. >> we are in the stage, the

signal from the black boxes is starting to fade. and we are hoping to get as much information as we can before the signal finally expires. it is over a month now. the flight disa pored march 8th. new information in the pennsylvania school stabbing rampage. the suspect's attorney discounting bullying as a moist said the 14-year-old client was teased but nothing overbearing. the little boy, is being charged as an adult in the attack. he ran down the hall stabbing and slashing people. 21 were injured. well, tax day is quickly approaching and the feds are using ways to make up for old

debts. the washington post reporting that hundreds of thousands of taxpayers who may expect to get tax refunds this month may receive a letter from the government, saying that their money went to pay off debts incurred by relatives like mom and dad. joining us now, charlie, say it ain't so. this is scary for some to hear in >> i think it is it scary. i had a parent who died and nothing in the estate. and i remember when she owed money, people called me and said how do i petition the estate. and so we can get our share? you know, they had to petition. this is different. the federal government is saying if in our records your mother 50 years was overpaid after your father died and something long those lines, we can go after you

the oldest sibling and get that money back. it is absolutely orwellian and i am not a lawyer. and i report a lot on the law, i can't imagine it is constitutional. and sounds insane. and the scary part of it, it was tucked away in the farm bill, there was a stat ow of limitation for ten years and they put it in the farm bill that you can go after the people for these debts it is sounding unconstitutional. and if you are worried about big government, this is what it is all about and scary? >> it was a single sentence tucked away in the farm bill. it is not new this year. it is an aggressive effort by the government over three years, three years and it looks like they intercepted 1.9 billion in tax refunds this year alone. 75 million on debts delength kwent for more than ten years we

are not talking about a couple of yearsing on, we are talking about a decade ago. >> the size of dpft and government too intrusive and gets academic. we are taking it down. this is what you get when you give the federal government too much power. they will do. this this is up to the cowers to stop it. this woman, one of the people obviously suing and we'll see where it goes. i can't imagine that they can use whatever law or imminent domain, essentially to say that you owe the debt of your sdoesed parent and where the lineage and having to prove that you benefitted from that debt. >> it is in one enstance. the woman was a kid. how do you prove that the old man social benefits might have

benefitted her in ways, it is insanely scary. >> it doesn't look like anybody wants to take credit. the social security saying that the agency department ask. and the treasury saying it was not us. and congressional staffers say it probably came from the bureaucracy. who do we look to blame? >> the irs. they have no problem imposing this. if you want more, sort of evident that the irs is out of control agency and spies on political opponents of the white house and does stupid stuff like. this this is really scary and dumb stuff that angers people. if you want more evidence that the irs needs to be abolished or radically reformed this is it. george orwell couldn't have written this story. >> not good news for us. >> charlie. >> he put it perfectly. >> yes, he did.

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rancher's son was arrested and 200 head of cattle. the government said the animals were trespassing on government land. william. >> reporter: gregg, the ranch two hours north of las vegas is a magnet for patriots who are bringing in food and boots to the ground to the stand off. the video shoes federal agents using guard dogs and tazers against protestor. ammon was shot with a stun gun and they are in vlgdz of a court order removing their cattle from federal land after it was declared a protective habitat. for a protectev torteiowa se. for some it is about free speech and abuse of federal. >> where the hell did they get authority to put snipers and

crossing an imaginary line shot? >> for myself being a veteran that's not what i fought for this country for. >> 68-year-old's family has grazed county since the 18 hundreds. bundy refused to comply with a court order. critecs calling him a bully and law breaker and not a hero, but to some it is not about the law but how it is enforced. nyesterday, we seen them throw an elderly woman to a gun u ground. the tortesiowa e thing is a scapegoat. it is not endangered and how will it end? hopefully peacefully. it will end with the people prevailing. >> and the bundies have asked militia members not to wear

military fatigues. the feds have seized 350 cattle. the governor in nevada urged restraint and this will continue for sometime. >> it probably will and they are not the only cattle rancher ares going at it with government. >> a now day for obama care, secretary of state sebelius is out. but problems with obama care are still there. how will they use the change for political gains ahead of midterms? our political panel will depate. >> a now date for late night television. stephen colbert getting the nod to it stop in the spotlight. ♪ okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu.

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fox news alert. on the resignation of health and human services kathleen sebelius, she officially took her leave in a ceremony in the rose garden today after becoming a lightning rod for the roll out of the affordable care act. the president nominated the current budget director sylviowa a burr well. how will the new blood impact the battle over obama care?

as we head to the midterm election. we will bring in tony and julie. i know they are all rowelled up. we heard president obama touting seven and half million signed ump he said perhaps in a change in tone as colleague ed henrow spoke about. not talking about the first quarter but the time score. jowly your reaction. >> it will not change the discussion. those who like obama care because it provide health care for them or better access are going to like. it those who hate obama care will hate it no matter who the secretary of health and human services is. the battle will continue. the conif i weration-ing will be more rehash on both sides and the republicans are smart they would do it in september or

october. this will continue to be the issue before the election. ntony, based on julie's assessment. those who like it will like it and those who hate it will hate. it the latest poll shoes how people are feeling about it. when voters were asked about how a candidate's stance on health care law and affect their voting, the majority say it will be very important as we approach the midterm election. and by 2- 1 they disapprove. >> i agree with julie, those who like it will continue to like it and those who don't will not. there are significantny more people who don't like the law. since by the way the enrollment

was reached pooppose and 39 percent support it. and so it is not kathleen sebelius, it is the mess amg as well. you captain obviously put the trust in her. and i think we see how the president treated kathleen sebelius. he's isolated himself from her and didn't give her the accolades in the press conference. he lost faith in her as a messenger and the polling bears out enrollment numbers are not moving an inch in his behavior. ntony is right if you look at it without a nuance. that people repeal the law. the vast majority don't want repeal or replace, they want to improve the law. and so some people are not happen. and they think it is it a maul mierpity. and that's what the republicans

are doing. >> let me get in here for a second. one of the biggest problems that the republicans had with sebelius, she never turned over information on those who signed up. we don't know how many were previously insured and demographibs and mitch mccocconl said the confirmation hearing are coming up. do you think we will get that? >> we will. it is hard to provide numbers inned midst of enrollment and it only got finished in the last couple of days. and we'll no find out. and this will be a good opportunity to disclose the numbers once they compile them. ntony, will the results be what we thought? >> you identify the exact issue. i think the administration is preparing for the next battle.

it is it one in which they will have to admit that the inflated 7.5 million number is not what it means to be. only a third of them if you read the studies and the preliminary analysis are people who are not previously injured. not enough are the young healthy people paying in the system. we don't know who enrolled and paid and enlisted in an actual plan. miss burr well comes from the o&b and a numbers person. this is an opportunity for the senate republicans to have pointed questions and stick to the facts to reveal why this number still makes the law a failure. >> to quote jerry moran. if you think obama care is good, it is not an issue.

but if you think it is bad it is. >> and one of the biggest challenges facing obama care is enrolling enough young people to keep down the cost of those who are older. young people are better paying off the penalty than buying the insurance. >> hello, greg. the federal marketplaces were getting average 25 percent of 18- 34 years old. they need 38 or 40 percent depending on what the companies were counting on. the question is whether young people decided if it was worth the money to sign up. and for some, the answer is simple. >> there is a agreement politically. and you can ask any think tank

it is higher under obama care. >> and increase for 30 year old nonsmokers and 193 percent for women. and the health care law requires additional list of benefits some may not need or want. and allows the younger people to be charged more. and meaning that the young are subsidizing others. >> it is not in our best interest to seen up for something to take a share for us to give it to someone who has more. >> and young people can buy any plan they want including short- term insurance. >> half of the cost and same benefits andine with the penalty it is less than half of the cost. and $50 co-pay and 2 million worth of coverage and any doctor or any hospital.

when they have bought insurance in the past. they are price increases of 20 or 30 percent and enough to drive them out of the market. we are seeing 150 incross and some cases more. they are not going to buy the insurance. >> supporters hope that young people will buy insurance anyway in case they get hurt in sportsor car accident. they don't spend as much on care now as they would have to pay for obama care. >> jim, i learn something new every time you do a report. you are my authority on obama care. you should see the e-mails i see. >> jim, thank you very much. >> happy to do it, gregg. >> an suv plows in a crowd of people and why the driver may have hit the gas. >> an intense day in the oscar

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to you take a hike? . all coming up in the top of the hour. an apparent case of rod rage. a man argues with student protestors when something is thrown at him. the driver hopped in a red suv and plys through the crowd twice. police tracked down the driver and arrested him. that is. >> and the chief prosecutor examining the olympian and trying to shred his version of the events. and the blade runner claims he killed his girlfriend by mistake. shooting him in the bathroom door because he thought there was an intruder. the prosecutor said pistorias' story doesn't add up. >> she was talking to you when

you shot her. >> that is the only reasonable for her standing up right. it is the only reasonable explanation of why you shot her when you did. >> not thorough. >> he wasn't scared of anything but you. >> and brian and clay. good to so you both. jana, the biggest problem that the defense has is that the story being told by the accused just fundmentally doesn't make sense and contradicted by the evident, right? >> hatting way correct. that's the point that the prosecutor is trying to make. they are failing miserably in proving the malice for murder. but where they are scoring points is connection with the lesser charge of cupable

homicide. in order for oscar to be guilty of cupable homicide. he acted unreasonably. ine if the judge believes every word out of oscar's mouth. was it reasonable for you to shoot inside of a closed bathroom without knowing where your girlfriend was. that is the crux of the case. >> the defense is arguing imperfect self defense. i made an honoast and mistaken belief in my angles. nthat's right. and this case could be more about image than evidence. unlike most murder trials, you don't have a high profile celebrity like you do here. and the judge acting as a jury will be drawn in pistorias' image. which will she choose. the oscar that overcome adversity and a world hero or

portraying as barbaric. it is plausible that pistorias goes out to the deck, and brings in fan. and gives reeva time to go in the bathroom and he might hear the noise and thinks that someone is truly in the bath rom. the problem with all of that and it happen today in court, pistorias is contradicting himself and so manies confused and he said i am suffering from a lack of sleep and weary and even his defense attorney is sitting there with his hands over hissee ands shaking his head. is the strategy of the prosecutor working? he is berating the guy on the witness stand. you can't do that in the united states so much so he's praking him down. >> i think it is working. we'll give the prosecutions points there. when i watch him in action, it would never happen here.

it is almost if you dissect what the prosecutor is doing. he is taking his clothing argument and disgoized it as cross examine aegz. he's not asked him's question yet. he was bad gerring. say it. why? he's not going to say it. that doesn't get you closer to a conviction. all of the tears may work in front of a jury. it is no jury here. it is it a experienced judge. and the longer this thing goes on the less his tears may mean. and you do sort of wonder and the judge is croiing does he cry because he doesn't want to spend the rest of his life behind bars or he is falsely a cowed and fears wrongful conviction. >> it is possible too many tears might work against him. the prosecutor is making a grave mistake in brut yawly assaulting

pistorias on the stand. it may boil down to image and he has i great image and beat ep up on the stand and personally attack when he has no prior record of domestic violation or i think that's a real risk the prosecution is running here. and the judge may ultimately decide that, hey, look, this was a terrible mistake. >> i saw her today for the first time actually address pistorius. what she had to say to him wasn't all that favorable. that's for another discussion. brian, jonna, good to see you. thanks. political satirist stephen colbert taking the place of david letterman. the changing late-night landscape. man: i know the name of eight princesses. i'm on expert on softball.

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this man has influenced every host who came after him and even a few who came before him. he's that good. and i've got to tell you, i do not envy whoever they try to put in that chair. >> that's political funnyman stephen colbert tapped to replace david letterman when he retires as host of "the late show" next year. but the cbs announcement, not without some controversy. julie banderas is here with the fox 411. >> cbs didn't waste any time naming its new host. just one week after letterman's announcement of retirement came cbs's announcement. the chief executive of cbs says a, quote, barrage of calls came

in from representatives of interested comics. but when colbert's agent called, the talks became serious. colbert says he will drop the character that made him famous for the past nine years and be himself. in a statement, colbert says, simply being a guest on david letterman's show has been a highlight of my career. i never dreamed that i would follow in his footsteps though everyone in late night follows dave's lead. i'm thrilled that grateful that cbs chose me. now if you'll excuse me, i have to go grind a gap in my front teeth. david letterman said, even has always been a real friend to me. i'm very excited for him. the news of the move got a rise out of some conservatives like rush limbaugh. but cbs executives made it clear they expect colbert to target a broader audience.

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joel says he sat in the back of the audience, didn't want to make the kids nervous. what a sweet story. what a nice guy. isn't that cool? >> he's a good guy. >> yeah. that's going to do it for us. >> "the real story" with gretchen starts now. thanks, guys. fox news alert for you today, what's the future of obamacare? now that the woman at the center of the rocky rollout steps down? hi, everyone. happy friday. i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to "the real story." health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius leaving her post after the end of a controversial rollout. and president obama thanking her for her service and announcing the current director of the office of management and budget is president obama's choice to replace her. but will it bring a fresh start? ed henry live from the white house. ed, it seemed like a pep rally in the rose garden today, right? >> reporter: that's right. the second in just a couple of weeks.