be there you must be. >> hello, everyone. i'm andrea tantaros, along with kimberly guilfoyle, it's 5:00 in new york city. and this is "the five." >> well, president obama made this pledge to our veterans during his first year in office. >> and we're keeping our promise to fulfill another top priority at the va. cutting the red tape in efficient sys that cause backlogs and delays in the claims process. america will not let you down. >> we'll take care of our own. >> nearly five years later the commander and chief has a broken sacred trust with many of our veterans still without health care and some that even have

been left to die. now no one has been held accountable and the administration is trying to spin itself way out of what can be it's biggest scandal yet. >> they provided -- they're saying this is how much it matters. >> he's taking action. he has responded to this. he has spoken about it. i'm sure there will be an opportunity for him to speak about it again. he has also acted on it. >> man, grilling jay carney. ed henry joins us now. so ed, it doesn't appear that anyone has been held accountable. however, today, the secretary made the following statement and said that he accepted the resignation of the under secretary for health. but isn't it true that he was going to re-sign anyway so they're using him as the fall guy but no one has been held accountable? >> well, we'll see. you're right, they accept his resignation. we find that out minutes after

the white house briefing ending so jay carney wasn't asked about that resignation quote unquote, because it turns out that last fall the va announced that he's the under secretary of health that oversees the hospitals across the country, he has already been planning to retire. is he really being held accountable? on one hand, the president nominated somebody on may 1st to replace him. so he would have stayed on for months on the job while the senate works it's ways. the senate can take forever on nominations. so he would have been on the job for months or a year and now he is out. there is some accountability there but you have republican jeff miller that runs the house veteran's affairs committee saying this is not accountability because the guy was on the way without. meanwhile, shinseki is still there and the only time the president publicly commented on the allegations was on april 28th in manila, a news

conference where i asked him about this scandal. to his credit, he answered it and said they were going to get to the bottom of it but hasn't said a word sense. that's the problem for him as well. the issue is how freaked out they are at the white house about the potential for this to mushroom. compare it to benghazi where they say it's a joke. it's an election year thing. now with veterans you have not just republicans going after it but democrats saying we need answers and we have millions of veterans around the country wondering what's going on. that's real political pressure here. >> so does this feel like the benghazi stuff? does this feel like the irs stuff? does this feel like the nsa stuff? it's almost like every time something comes up, the administration says, boy, you know, we're going to get to the bottom of that. the buck stops here with us. as soon as we get to the bottom we'll let you know and then it blows over and some guy goes that was two years ago by the time we find out what's actually going on and then we find out some of the stuff is covered up.

>> you're making a point that eric cantor tried to make yesterday. he put out a tough statement and said he thinks there a pattern here where something pops up. you name the scandal or the issue or the controversy or however you want to phrase it and the cabinet secretary takes the heat. if it's eric shinseki on veterans affairs and the president doesn't comment on it for a few weeks. so it appears that the heat is on the cabinet secretaries or under secretaries. let me give you one new inconug of information. it turns out, you can find this on the web. on the va website he's listed as a doctor at the junior va hospital in illinois. why is that significant? earlier this week cbs news revealed they have secret waiting lists. more than one and people not

getting care was being hidden. and turns out that the president's nominee, i'm not saying he had anything to do with that but the man that the president nominated to take over works apparently for the va at the hospital that is under investigation right now. >> hey ed, it's kimberly. people are dissatisfied with the white house's response it's like smoke and mirrors and now total disrespect with this new nomination because this is another hospital basically burning down like rome. how is that going to send a message to veterans that they're taking this issue seriously where people are serving the country and you put them on a wait list to die. >> that's going to be a question for the white house. there's going to be more hearings than the one we saw yesterday. i have to say in fairness, jeffrey could be a great doctor. maybe he is somebody that could turn this around. but the fact that the va lists

him as somebody that works at a hospital under investigation is going to be another complication for this white house. so in terms of getting to the bottom of it, jay carney will push back by saying the president takes this seriously enough. he took one of his top aids and moved him across the street to the va and said figure out what went wrong and let's fix it. obviously the clock is kicking. you can't keep kicking the can down the road. they're going to have to find some answers soon. o wise the press is going to get hot. >> i don't want to tell you how to do your job, but just out of curiosity, did you mention when you asked your questions that there were 2 million veterans coming off of two wars, that overwhelmed the va? did you mention this has been an issue well before obama was ever heard of, just back to the eisenhower administration and did anybody mention the fact that veterans are angry, they send in letters, constituent

letters. john mccann who is screaming t outrage. i will bet you anything that in his files and office in arizona there are veterans complaining about what happened in the va hospital and all of a sudden everybody is concerned. every member of the house and the senate can protect these va hospitals. >> those are questions i would have asked if i were there but that's your business. >> you raise a fair point. we should point out that the va has been a bureaucracy that has been under fire for a long time. i don't know if it's all the way back to the eisenhower administration but certainly the bush administration rappelled with this and they have to answer for why they didn't fix it either. in terms of iraq and afghanistan, jay carney made that point at the podium. it bares repeating. there were two wars started in the bush administration. that certainly swelled the ranks and the logs of veterans who need benefits and we have to take care of the men and women that serve for us.

so you have to follow up on that but you're right. that happened in the bush administration but i have news for you bob. it's five or six years later and i'm teasing about it but president obama is now in office and you play that bite from 2009 and he said regardless of what happened before he is going to make sure the veteran versus their benefits. there were problems before he took office but now it's at his desk. >> i accept that but the number of people not getting benefits are down appreciably since he took office. >> hey, ed, wasn't there forshadowing on how this administration feels about veterans. remember the sequester when they put up the barricades literally. he said it seems like they're stone walling the veterans, you can't do that. they tried to put up a wall to keep the veterans out of the world war ii memorial which to me triggered a little bit of disrespect. i want you to react to this click from jake tapper who asked

how many veteran versus to die before this administration wakes up? >> how many stories like this? how many letters like this, how many dead veterans before you have somebody that says maybe this guy isn't the best steward of these veterans. >> are we doing everything we can -- >> but you're not. this letter was sent a year ago and you ignored it. >> and we have been working aggressively to insure that not only is health care expanded and opportunities made more ready to our vets but that people are held to account. we will continue to do that. >> they were warned, ed. multiple letters. it does remind me a little bit of benghazi with the request for more security. it's not that this was a surprise. it's government run health care and there were plenty of runnings. >> is that guy tapper from journalism school? >> this is a story of benghazi. jake tapper is a good journalist

and he asked questions that the white house chief of staff had a difficult time answering. the president on down keeps saying we care about veterans and we're going to take care of this. jake was pointing to a letter a year ago from the house veterans affairs chairman that said he hinted at some of these problems. i'm not sure we could say there was a crystal ball saying mr. president, 40 people are going to die in phoenix and that's not fair but there were warnings and he never got the letter back from the president. here's the bottom line. what i know about eric shinseki is he was wounded. he was an army general wounded in combat. so yes, i think he understands the difficulties men and women in uniform face. that should be said. but none the less, even though he has that, you still have to be a strong manager. you have to figure out how to get this to work and if you can't do that and the benefits don't get to the veterans, you can't say because he's a war hero he gets a pass.

he has to be held accountable like any democrat or republican on the hill. end of story. >> how much longer do you think the president can get away with not giving a serious comment about this without facing backlash? i don't think this is a partisan issue. this is an issue where the country is united. how much longer can he get away with that? >> he'll have a news conference at some point in the next few weeks. the last one was april 28th as i mentioned. so i would expect he's going to face questions on this. you could even see an interview in the next couple of week where is they pick some outlet whether it be military newspaper or something to say we got to get out there. i do think he missed a bit of an opportunity on tuesday to your question. he had a medal of honor ceremony here at the white house and in fairness he said we have a commitment to veterans and we'll keep that up but he didn't address the va scandal. maybe it wasn't the right place but with a room full of veterans maybe that was an opportunity right here at the white house,

this week, to say by the way, veterans here, you're hearing about these awful allegations. i'm going to figure it out. he didn't say that this week but i bet given this pressure he's going to say that soon. >> he did miss a good opportunity. but he's commented on much less. the sexuality of nba players and the bracket so it's not that important. ed, thank you so much. >> good to see you. >> lots more to come on "the five" including our facebook free for all. it's back. send in your questions to facebook.com/t facebook.com/thefivefnc. you can tweet any questions to us and you may get them answered right here. back in a moment. ♪ in pursuit of all things awesome, amazing,

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the war on christianity is escalating in the muslim world and we must keep shining a spotlight on it because nobody else wants to. a man sentenced a woman to death that's 8 months pregnant. her crime is that she married a christian and has refused to renounce her christian faith. she will reportedly be hung some

time after she has given birth. here's john on this despicable intolerance. >> it's indicative of this wave of radical islamism that we're saying all across north africa and the middle east. it's one more indication of what a serious problem it is and why the united states and others need to take a more comprehensive view. these are not isolated incidents. what happens in sudan and libya and nigeria. this is part of a larger pattern. so far we haven't heard the president speak to them. >> you know what, these over there who do this eric, i'm going to turn it around on you. but if you have the law and govern by the law in the country that runs counter and runs

against everything we believe naz country, why don't we just break -- [ inaudible ] >> i think you could. i'm all for that by the way. i think we can break diplomatic ties for anyone that would think that that law would super seed international laws. but this woman was adultery and her penalty was death by hanging and 100 lashes. hopefully the lashes come after the death by hanging. these people are animals and for anyone to say that the law should be instituted, you're right, bob. cutoff ties with them. i don't know that you can cutoff trade with them because there's a big portion of people that would like to see that law and it would be tough to cutoff oil trade. >> they live under that law and we won't cut them off because of their oil which is another

reason i'm for the pipeline by the way. cut them off and cut them off completely. andrea, is this, you know, it seems that in the last couple of weeks, people have finally began to recognize what is happening there with the 250 or 75 girls who were kidnapped in nigeria and now this situation. this has been going on a long time and nobody has paid any attention to it. >> hundreds and hundreds of years. they have been killing not just men but women for a lot less than marrying a christian too. she committed the worst crime of all. the muslim that turns on the muslim faith. that's far worse than the infidel but they have killed women and maimed women for going out in public without having a family member. they have killed women for driving in some muslim countries. the saudis spend hundreds of millions of dollar funding that that is incredibly anti-west. no one explains what it is.

no one understands why. they don't get the history of islam. we don't teach it in the schools. we don't understand that radical islam has been here for hundreds and hundreds of years they have been murdering people. this isn't a new thing and it's not going away. any time soon. so simple signs and hashtags to bring back our girls isn't enough. >> let me ask one question, this incident, i would bet you most people did not know that you can be put to death by hanging approximate you said you were a christian and not islam and you revoked your islamic faith. maybe we're learning something from this. it's a tragic way to learn it but maybe people realize we're talking about a bunch of infidel stone age people. >> part of it is educating people and running segments like this and having people at home understand the severity of what's going on. look though i think ties should be cut. we're a country that stands for freedom. everything that we stand for stands against this. we stand for freedom of

religion. marry whoever you want. individual liberty. that's in direct contradiction of what's happening here. but we should say we condemn this and put action behind it so yeah, you bet i would say cut ties. >> sudan has international conventions on human rights which specifically says that this should not happen. now it is true in their law it says that this should happen but how do you sign in the national convention and not be bound to it. >> that's the problem. so they're in violation of that which is why it would be helpful to bring a lot of attention to this situation, her husband to no avail begged the state department and the united states to get involved and they have chosen to not do so. what is this message here. they were talking about let's not have a war against women. well there is an international war against women where this woman is going to be lashed 100 times and then she is going to be hanged. how is this okay? why aren't people outraged and the crime -- does anyone care

that she's not guilty of those crimes. this is a legal marriage to a christian man. she is christian. he can prove she was never muslim. it's not like it was a conversion. but they are going to be grateful and wait until their child is two years before they execute her. >> they have spoken out about this. >> but they haven't done anything about it. >> would you suggest cutting off all aid to sudan? all the countries. >> yes. >> i'm going to remind you of this when you tell us that we should be continuing aid to certain countries. >> let me make it clear, if that law dominates that country's legal system, that is something that we simply cannot abide and we should not participate in. >> no way. >> yes but our president believes we have a shared history of tolerance with islam. >> yeah, but i haven't seen it anywhere. coming up, you posted your burning questions for the five of us on

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they're good. they're gracious and smart and beautiful and being thrown in the midst was a nice thing to be. i think i shocked a few people on it with my obvious, what i call honesty. some people call it stupidity. but it's a good show. it's going to go a long show. >> cool. >> you did a good job by the way. >> a great job. >> also, bob, you said your new years resolution was to get healthy. are you? >> not as much as i should be. but i had a problem. i was working out with the workout person fox gave me and i ripped a muscle in my leg so i have been sidelined but i'm back at it and i'm drinking fruit, i mean, vegetable, what do you call it? all pure vegetables in juicer. >> nice. >> andrea, facebook, libby says andrea, what's something you do every day that you can't live without? >> i can answer that for her. >> why does your mind immediately go into the gutter? >> because it lives there.

>> talking to bob, right? >> the gym. >> okay. >> what's your favorite exercise at the gym? >> the treadmill. >> andrea, do you have any ambitions to run for public office? i think you would serve the people justy. >> no. i think i would end up strangling somebody. i think i'm better right here. i don't know if i would past the vetting process either. >> you certainly would not. >> you don't know. >> what do you mean i don't know? i know one thing you wouldn't pass it again. >> yeah, right. if i wanted to. >> peggy asks what was kim's first job? >> okay. it might have been the job -- i'm trying to think -- it was when i was manager of the delicatessen because of my love of salami and i told mr. kim at the village deli that i would be

perfect for it and i used to make a lot of sandwiches. i did and i actually got to take home a bunch of free salami so it was the best job ever and he paid me. >> okay. also to kimberly, teresa asks kimberly we always watch you dancing to the music before the commercials. what's your favorite type of music? >> i like pop music. i like music like that. dance music. anything i can move to but that cuts across the board. i like to practice my dancing so i can be recession proof. there i am. >> there you are. >> you like a wide range of music. >> i like a wide range. elvis, u 2. >> this show is very heavy into music. >> people don't know that we pick our own music bumping in and out of our segments. >> i don't. >> there's a lot of 80s with us. >> i'll be in a restaurant or bar and hear a song and try to

get it on the show. >> what's wrong with you. >> what's the genesis of j jedidiah's name. >> my mom got it from barnibie jones. >> you're 100% italian. >> you are? >> did mom give you any advice about men? >> yeah, stay away from italian men. they're all nuts. >> i didn't hear that. when you were a teacher, what grades did you teach and what did you enjoy most and like least about teaching. >> i thought middle school. 7th grade through college. kids keep your priorities straight. they remind you what's important and keep you laughing. what i liked the least was disciplining high school boys. >> what happened. >> well, i was the dean. so they come into your office

and put up a fight and then they get shy but high school boys are bad boys. >> oh my god. >> did you ever get hit on. >> yes, absolutely. >> i used to tutor a kid that got a little inappropriate and i had to talk to his mom. >> wow. >> this is for eric from twitter. eric, did you hear about snapchat? pictures don't just go away. >> i did hear that. i know that nothing ever goes away. i love snapchat. by the way, i'm going to ask this one more time. please, can you get a snapchat all? i have 7 or 8,000 followers. you have to press the button 7 or 8,000. you can put the picture out and send it. >> can you imagine if he starts doing it. >> do you and bob get into those heated discussions while y'all are just hanging out. >> okay so before the show every

day bob sits out in front and smokes a cigar in a chair. inevitably somebody will say something to bob and fire him up and he and i will get into a heated discussion but even last night someone said does bob really believe all the stuff he says? he does but we get along great. >> we do and you saved my life. so there you go. >> how many people said next time he's choking on a shrimp, walk the other way. >> this is from twitter, i'd like to know who or what inspires each of you and what you're all most thankful for. >> okay. let's take it around the table then. who inspires you. what are you most thankful for? >> i'm most thankful for my family and my mother and father because they are an inspiration to me every day. i feel like i have been blessed with so much i want to give it back. >> bobby. >> continuing to fight for equality in america.

what i'm most grateful for is that i'm a citizen of this great country. >> inspires me, i would say probably my faith/%aa and secondly my father and his example which is very inspirational but also pretty demanding. and i'm most thankful for my family. period. we're very close and i don't know what i would do without my mom and my siblings. >> inspires me would be my best friend michael who is the best man i know. he makes me a better person every single day and most thankful for my parents who put up with me. i'm a crazy italian too. >> is michael your boyfriend. >> he was at one time. now he's my best friend. who knows. >> i saw a picture of your father. >> way to get right to it. >> he's very handsome. >> he is. >> he's a good italian man. >> you know how they roll. >> clearly thankful for my family and faith obviously and inspires me, my mom again on her death bed her last two words

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♪ >> today tv legend barbara walters ended her remarkable career in television. one that spanned more than half a century and on her final day on the view she got a special send off from surprise guests. take a look. >> you look terrific here. why don't you just take my place on the show.

>> oprah winfrey. >> no. >> i want to thank you for being a pioneer. the first in the room to knockdown the door, to break down the barriers. to pave the road that we all walk on. >> please welcome, diane sawyer. >> robin roberts, lara spencer, katie couric, savannah guthrie. >> this is my legacy. these are my legacy and i thank you all. >> it wasn't easy for barbara to say good-bye so she said this instead. >> from the bottom of my heart to all of you with whom i have watched and to all of you that have been by my side i can say thank you. but then who know what is the future brings. maybe instead of good-bye i should say a bientot which in

french means i'll see you later. >> so charming. incredible send off. it was really exciting. you were waiting to see who would walk out next. a fitting tribute for a woman of remarkable accomplishment. she was here at fox to do an interview with bill o'reilly. we'll show that later tonight. everybody was clamoring around her to tell her what an inspiration it's been. >> it is such a competitive business television but to have that many women in the room thanking barbara walters and her saying that all of them are her legacy speaks to what kind of woman she is. she's a woman's woman and if she wasn't, she wouldn't have that room full of girls standing behind her. that's really cool. i guess she is going to be on with o'reilly tonight and the interview, i saw a clip. it looks good. >> speaking of which, let's take a look at that clip. it's going to be nice. a good interview.

>> is there a war on women in the america? you're one of the top women. >> i don't think so. >> no war on women. >> i don't think so and somebody asked me recently was i a feminist and i thought that's an old fashioned word now. women can do and do do whatever the men do. >> oprah had mentioned, eric, that barbara walters has been such an inspiration and broken down the doors for so many women. bill o'reilly always enjoyed a great relationship with barbara walters and on the view. good mutual journalistic respect. >> michael douglas tells us that her dinner parties are amazing. everyone sits around the table and barbara leads it and there's a run down of topics on a sheet of paper next to it and she goes like a show run down like "the five" and that was interesting to me and i learned that he had a crush on her and tried to

sleep with her in panama. i was like, wow, that was interesting. >> okay. >> i didn't know that either. >> but this is -- i'm not making this up. this is her life. her life is in front of the camera. i will be willing to bet she will be spending more time in front of the camera. >> what i love about her is that she is gutsy and tough and has a lot of heart. that's a balance hard to strike sometimes. she has interviewed politicians and world leaders. that's such a challenge to remind people i'm a person and i understand you have emotions and you're still human but here's a tough question for you and for many of us she taught us how to do that and bring that to my work every day. i'm grateful to her for that. >> imagine the stamina. what she has seen. the world events. the incredible leaders she has interviewed. ne newsmakers, always a big thing to get a sit down with barbara walters.

don't count her out. she has a lot less more to give. bob you're a fan of hers. >> i am. she has done as much for feminism as anybody i can think of. she is -- i like what oprah winfrey said. she opened up the doors and a lot of people followed in behind them and a lot of people will always be standing on her shoulders and that's something to be very proud of. >> we look forward to more things from barbara walters and great interview as head. check out her book. it's very, very good. still ahead, was an nba coach just fired because he's outspoken about his christian faith? we'll get down to the bottom of that one next on the five. you don't want to miss it. rhes. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know.

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[ music playing ] it appears it's not just christi christian abroad under attack. foreign warriors head coach was fired last week. a new report claims one issue that lead to his dismissal was his open display of christianity.

the owner of the warriors dismissed the report. now mark jackson was an openly religious person. he would go back to his church to preach. he was a strong supporter of traditional marriage. when jason collins came out as gay he made the comment that he was going to pray for him. that rubbed some people the wrong way. do you think his religion could have had something to do with the fact that he was let go. >> i think that the fact his spokesperson wouldn't comment on it meant it was a factor. he has also given interviews and he said look i didn't go around beating people over the head with the bible. so he does seem a bit defensive over that. is it the only thing? perhaps not. he was a pastor when he was hired. however there could have been other issues. he was having public fight with the owner. the president is also openly gay. so i do think that jason collins staying probably upset with the

team president. i'm sure it did have a factor in it because of the way he reacted. he does seem defensive about his religion. >> now if religion was a part of this, a, where is the aclu and does he have a legal leg to stand on. could he sue. >> he could if he had specific >> maybe he doesn't want to be the guy that's the troublemaker or he can go on to have a career in american and african

american coaches have a harder time. do you think that holds any weight? >> no, but i want to tell our viewers, 138 in the preakness. >> focus bob. >> okay. i don't think it's a race issue at all. most likely, it's of -- becausem was doing pretty well. players liked him. you give me a team that is doing well and the players like him wilhim, seems to me it's his religion. >> christian guy. i disagree with you you. mark jack so that had 51 wins. great season. it's a program that is on the mend doing great. but the owner and the general

manager both point out that they think that mark jackson lost the confidence of the team. that's important. also, george karl won 57 games in a season and was fired. so i think when you lose the confidence of not only management, maybe some players, time to go. the thing about steve kerr, he came off the bench with the bulls in their heyday. he has the respect. he's a great announcer. respect of every player on the court. >> players were very supportive of his religious beliefs. players liked him. >> i think it's hard to -- knowing the conflict between the very religious christian fundamentalists and the gay

community, i think this plays a role. you can say it doesn't, but i think it does. >> i hope it didn't. >> i hope it didn't, as well. it remains to be seen. all right, guys. one more thing coming up next. kerr does. all right, folks. one more thing is coming up one more thing is coming up next. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips.

it's time now for time for one more thing.

>> so today we want to take a moment to honor a real american hero and you've probably been hearing a bit about him because he is one of the men that rescued prisoner of war jessica lynch from an iraqi hospital in 2003. and this man was shot in afghanistan, the department of defense announced. and what you might not know is that he served five years as a marine and then went on to serve 22 years faithfully for this country as an army ranger. he was shot by a sniper in afghanistan. returned to texas and died from his injuries. god bless him. a real american hero. take a moment to say a prayer of thanks for him and for his family. 49 years of age. >> so sad. bob. >> 60th anniversary of brown versus board of education, landmark decision on the kansas school system that finally did away with segregation in the classroom. there is still some segregation,

but it was a major victory. and i think it was something that really blazed the trail for the civil rights movement. and one other thing, yesterday i got heat for using the word broads. i'll try not to do it, but i keep using it. so i'll just say chicks from here on out. >> is that an improvement? >> or babes. >> oh, bob. eric. >> oh, brother. show 11:30, it will be a good one. talking about the 36,000 criminals that the obama administration let go. the big jail break. we'll also talk about the food industry asking for 100% hike in their minimum wages. by the way, that show has str d trended 16 weeks in a row. can we make it 17. >> can i say jonathan is getting

his plastic surgery done? >> if you want. >> the white house will be holding a talent show for kids hosted by michelle obama. celebrities will be there. and it's students from across the country will show their talent. it's to highlight the turn around arts program which is a program where low performing schools can go and it helps them get more engaged in the arts. kids get to feel like stars for a day. well done, michelle obama. wish i could go. >> so this story is really bizarre. the university of st. thomas in minute decided to have what they call muhump day to have a petti zoo type atmosphere for college kids. anyway, students protested because they said that having a com he wi camel on campus would be offensive. is this crazy? bob really can't handle it. >> he's trying so hard, though.

>> i shouldn't even have said hump day. we'll see you back here monday, everybody. hello. welcome to a brand new hour inside of america's news headquarters. >> firefighters gaining ground on those wildfires that are raging as you can see out west. how long will it be before people can feel comfortable there and relief from the scorching flames? >> and uncle sam slapping general motors with a record setting fine over the deadly recalls. but some critics say the punishment doesn't go far enough. >> and republicans shooting down the proposal for immigration reform this past week. what it