hadley was murdered around about midnight, right?, even if that light was out, there's a street lamp right outside the window. look. he would've seen his victim's face as he forced him under. now, jessica never went near the trial, but her dad was at the court every day. he'd have known what mullan looked like. and he would've known it wasn't mullan he was drowning. tom rattenbury confessed to both killings. all this time, you've been so sure he was our man. why do you have to go unpicking everything? i'm just saying, reasonable doubt-- how's a jury going to react? (door opening) hathaway say something sensible for pity's sake. mr. rattenbury's movements wednesday night. the first killing? yeah. remember he said he went out for a drive? then refused to

melissa: hadley, what do we lose by forcing people coming into the office? what do we lose?rguments you end up with mediocre workers, there are a lot of great people that would only work from home? it device the environment because people are driving more. what do you lose having people come into the office? i will ask noel to come into the office. >> there are more overhead costs, more days per week and come out mooing cost,. you mentioned those. ultimately the flexibility have to be around their families, to spend more time jug link, going to the store or doing your laundry at time of day more convenient for you versus being on e-mail, iphone constantly. when you work from home you may not be in the office ever but that also means you're never really off the clock. there is a 24 hour work cycle that comes along with having that flexibility. melissa: i'm not sure i'm ever off the clock. the way we are, you have your blackberry. you have your computer with you. you have your ipad. you have become a culture where your boss expects you to respond sically all the time. >> melis

i told you, i never went near hadley. i left hope outside college. my head was spinning. i mean, only footballers get married at 22, right? are we finished now? daniel checks out. there's a queue of grateful cocktail drinkers who swear he was never near the maze. if tom rattenbury wasn't covering for his son who was he protecting? the wife? cecile? drowning a fit young man in his bath? stab a big, strong lad in the back? besides which, same problem with her as with tom: she'd have known she was killing the wrong man. no, what's-his-name marc cotton, did his alibi stand up? yep, solid-- potempka went to battle. (phone ringing) here's your chum. hope: thank you so much. if you could just dump it all by the porter's lodge. see? chivalry is alive and kicking. given the right encouragement. i'm so glad you're here. i wanted to say good-bye. oh? i'm being airlifted back to reality. papa's orders. what about daniel? collateral damage. something like that. he was meant to be here, see me off. who knows? maybe he had a better offer. actually, i'm kind of relieved. oh, don't say th

hadley, my issue with this is not so much that all corporations have to pay the same, rate that some considering should be made for newer companies, by argument is that inch should pay something, they are not. >> right, neil, this is cronyism, big business, in bed with big government, have you a tax code, that is 74,000 pages long, it will be full of loopholes and deductions and credits and penalty that will benefit some firms at the expense of others, it is time for a full overhaul of tax reform. neil: there arual always cases of company that pay nothing with the big brouhaha years back about ge not paying anything, they are not doing anything criminal, but on principle, and argument for fairness, when we make a big dial about 50% of - big deal of 50% of eligible americans who are not paying taxes, they should pay something. >> if you are a big business, it is your job to make a profit,tions and individuals like me, -- businesses and individuals like me, i seek to minimize my tax. so long as what i'm doing is legal, this is not a problem with profit motive this is a policy problem,

top advisers, including national security adviser, steven hadley and carlos gutierrez.hese names could sway the high court as it takes up two cases on marriage equality in march. joining me now is a representative from political action group and msnbc political analyst steve schmidt, former senior strategist for arizona senator john mccain. good to have you here. steve, i want to start with you. because your john hancock is on this brief. you're quotes as saying that the dye is cast. >> i support marriage equality for gay americans because of my conservatism, not in spite of it. when i look at my own marriage, the profound joy that it has brought me, republicans to try to disinfrance chis people from that, which has been affirmed by marriage that is just a fundamental right, that you see a group of republicans, i think, embracing historic foundations in our party of freedom, of equality and i think you will see more and more people coming out and being in support of equality. and when you look at the younger generation, that marriage believes in marriage equality. the d

bush, former presidential candidate jon huntsman, former bush national security adviser steve hadley. and meg whitman- former candidate for governor in california - now next month, the high court will hear arguments on california's voter- approved same-sex marriage ban-- proposition 8-- as well as the federal defense of marrige act. you can't move the tv there. yuh-huh. we have a wireless receiver. listen. back in my day, there was no u-verse wireless receiver that let you move the tv away from the tv outlet. we can move it to the kitchen, the patio, the closet and almost anywhere. why would you want a tv in the closet? [ both laugh ] ♪ [ fancy voice ] brilliant idea, darling. ♪ [ female announcer ] the wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 1 year when you bundle tv and internet. rethink possible. >> pam: a bus carrying 22 college students from the university of maine crashed tonight in massachusetts.injuring almost two dozen passengers and the driver. the bus was carrying athletes from the university's women's basketball team to boston when it went off interstate

here are some new and amazing pictures from across the northeast, this is from hadley, massachusetts this morning, a thick blanket of snow covering a fire hydrant and a car, i think you can tell that. the shot from boston, a row of snow covered cars in the south end neighborhood, reports of more than two feet there and snow still falling in boston at this hour and check out this picture from sea cliff, new york, a man trying to dig out from mounds with his snow blower and they are busy today. but we'd love to see your pictures or video of the storm, you've got to take them safely, but if you have some amazing images, e-mail them to us at the address on your screen, ureport@foxnews.com and don't forget to give your name and location and throw in a brief description, too, what we're looking at. as we get those today, anytime, we're going to get some of them on the air. >> fox news alert right now, the manhunt for an accused cop kill ner cer in california is intensifying, christopher dorner, expanding to arizona, nevada and northern mexico and the 33-year-old police say already killed t

was sealed after twenty five hours of intense or hadley with it being compared to the bizarre leading the charge for cuts was written by wealthy northern european states if found resistance to these proposals from a coalition of nations led by finance with the french president hollande apparently refusing to even read to british prime minister david cameron but it's not a done deal yet skeptical european parliament deputies are threatening to think it's ring of though. constitutionally the well within their rights to reject the thing and send it back and have another go at writing this no whether they actually do that will probably depend on the fine print in the budget or already the result you politick to said he would be able to support the steel in the heads of one of the major groups in the parliament the socialist group said that there are likely to be supported so it's going to be a rocky ride i think this budget over the next few months cameron's right talk about this being like a reduction in a credit card limits and of course you can have your credit card limit reduced and s

what did he is, hadley? >> hi, kelly. i did get the chance to sit down with the governor boshi. you have prtal and mobile elections coming up just a year from now. and the prime minister and akp party are quite concerned about the economy, quite concerned about growth. they look at those numbers, 2.5% in growth and they're wondering what more can be done. they're putting pressure on the central bank saying he needs to put his foot on the gas. he thinks that the strength of the lira could be a problem for growth. here is what he had to say. >> a stronger lyra in turkey emulates domestic demand. a weaker lyra slows down domestic demand. so we should talk about rebound and not growth. so we don't want overly strong lyra for rebalancing. we want correction in the rebalancing to continue in the future. we don't want excessive volatility in currency. >> so, again, the central bank governor refusing to get into a tit for tat with the government on its monetary policy, but keeping a close eye on exchange rates. he talked about exports, export markets. it's good to switch places he says

decorators like albert hadley have used them for years. room, crocheted lion. >> i'm glad you said that was for a kid's room. >> zebra, iconic decorator. this is printed canvas. no animals harmed in doing it. twos company. >> another big trend, color. everybody wants a little pop of color. >> little pops of colors but also it's color plus comfort. these are fantastic because they are indoor/outdoor. great as a pull-up for a dining room table. they give you a little bit of color or pattern. there are some from fab habitat and also fresh american home. these are hosable. you can pull them inside, outside. they just add that pop. and they look great stacked under a side table. >> neon. it's still in for the home really? >> neon was really big in fashion last year. it started to hithome. home has a little bit of lag usually. it is really big for the summer. you can do something like a neon tray, which is from sea wonder. take that outside. or from kristen maxwell, she did these trimmed pillows. it's a touch without going crazy. >> because in s

bush, former presidential candidate jon huntsman, former bush national security adviser steve hadley.a's voter- approved proposition 8-- and the federal defense of marrige act. are used to the cold temps and strong winds. people say >> chuck tickle will be the nex---hagle. is a former republican from nebraska and a decorated veteran. he proceeds panetta sections of the midwest are getting blasted by a deadly winter storm. people are battling a deadly combination of sleet, snow, rain, slow highways and closed highways. many in the midwest are used to the cold temperatures and strong winds but it does not make it any easier to deal with. the roads --covered in a wet, slushy mess of up to 60 miles per hour made for dangerous driving. at least three people have died so far as a result of the storm. >> jacqueline: but has been a pretty nice day. with clear skies and chilly temperatures. it is going to be warm again to borrow. and even 70's expected! -- tomorrow --. >> jacqueline we will see widespread 60s. pretty mild with temperatures in the 50s. let us take a look at times of the war. co

bush, former president candidate jon huntsman, a former bush national security adviser steve hadley ande whitman former candidate for governor in california. next month, the high court will hear arguments on california's voters approve same-sex marriage ban proposition a this was the federal defense of marriage act. >> will be right back with more on the kron 4 morning news. >> and taking a get whatever you want, baby. hmm. let's just share a 20 piece. [ internal ] 20 mcnuggets, for only $4.99? oh, man. she's beautiful smart and sensible. jackpot. [ crewperson ] anything else? [ male announcer ] mcdonald's crispy, juicy chicken mcnuggets are now part of the extra value menu. so you get the tastes you love at a price you'll love even more. guess who's going to the game? [ internal ] thank you. [ male announcer ] the simple joy of having more to love. >> we're back. watching wall street this morning. futures trading shows that the s&p 500 is positive territory this morning, the nasdaq is flat while the dow is showing jumped nearly 16. -- 160 points to close at 13,900. the nasdaq rose 13 p

decorators like albert hadley have used them for years. you said that was for a kid's room. >> zebra, iconic decorator. this is printed canvas. no animals harmed in doing it. twos company. >> another big trend, color. everybody wants a little pop of color. >> little pops of colors but also it's color plus comfort. these are fantastic because they are indoor/outdoor. great as a pull-up for a dining room table. they give you a little bit of color or pattern. there are some from fab habitat and also fresh american home. these are hosable. you can pull them inside, outside. they just add that pop. and they look great stacked under a side table. >> neon. it's still in for the home really? >> neon was really big in fashion last year. it started to hit home. home has a little bit of lag usually. it is really big for the summer. you can do something like a neon tray, which is from sea wonder. take that outside. or from kristen maxwell, she did these trimmed pillows. it's a touch without going crazy. >> because in six months you might be like, i ha

bush, former presidential candidate john huntsman, former bush national security adviser stephen hadleyr governor in california and now head of h-p. next month high court will hear arguments in california's voters approved same-sex marriage ban proposition 8 as well as the federal defense of marriage act. >> a new study just released shows that a majority of voters are opposed to renaming stamford cisco's international airport after gay rights activist harvey milk. 61 percent of likely voters oppose the idea according to a poll conducted by the chamber of commerce. harvey milk was the first openly gay person to be elected to public office in california. the study also showed that roughly the same number of voters oppose the name change are in favor of bringing the golden state warriors building to the waterfront area at peers and 30 through 32. secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. ♪ i -- i got it, i got it made ♪ i got it ma

supported proposition 8 originally, congresswoman lee some of florida, richard hanna of new york, stephen hadley- back to your phone calls, sam in west point, new york, he works for the department of defense. what is your take on sequester? caller: well, there is waste in the federal government, but there is also waste in the private sector. you cannot quantify it. we have already had cut. we have had about 5-10% cuts. mostly for people who have not -- have been hired. we had contract employees, and they are now on their way out. we have not had cut since the clinton administration here. host: larry, where are you calling from? what agency do you work for? caller: i'm calling from puerto rico. the federal bureau of the provisions -- it boils down to two words for all federal employees. essential and non-essential staff. essential staff would be correctional officers. we would have to keep that. they could send secretaries home, case workers home. so you work at an ammunition depot. they would keep the security people, but they could send the secretaries home. it boils down to two words, the cent

trying to master the facts of the case and at the end of the summer and made, late august, steve hadleynd the vice president and president that we needed to empty the cia black sites. not close them, which unfortunately say the president decided to close them. he did not. he emptied them. we actually used them in later years. but the short summary is we are not the nation's jailers. we are the nation's intelligence service. we hope these people with their intelligence value. although the intelligence value of the detainees, none of them gets to zero. at some point, the intelligence value ages off to assert level that he thinks now become more prominent in your decision-making and at that point have recommended the president moves detainees to guantÁnamo and named them and make the fact we've been holding them public, which he did over labor day weekend in 2006. >> to resolve guantÁnamo? >> yes. >> we defend that to the world? >> i can defend it to me. >> is it consistent with america's values of habeas corpus? >> well, why are you mixing habeas corpus of american values? these are comba