>> brian: i can't get to my spot. by the way, this -- here >> steve: we have to wait 'til the light -- for the light to turn. >> will there be cars behind us? >> steve: yes, there are. >> brian: i'm going to pull up to just past this. >> gretchen: which space is brian going into? here we go, maria! chulo, get your camera over here! >> steve: brian, that's it, i'll take over. hop out. >> a little bit more. a little more. a little more. okay, okay. now we got to turn the wheel. >> brian: pull back in. >> steve: brian, i'm doing! >> gretchen: brian, i'm doing it! >> slowly turn the wheel. >> gretchen: brian! i did beat you! excuse me. we won! oh, my goodness. whoopsie daisy. >> brian: straight continue out. >> gretchen: we got in there first. what took you guys so long? >> you didn't crash into anything at least. >> brian: they crashed? this is a -- you crashed into the gate? who do these bikes belong to? >> brian: i don't know. >> wait, whose car is this? there were a lot of factors. wind speed, tire pressure. >> brian: there is a few criteria,

brian: why is mr. freedom sitting in the most unfree state? >> because fox is here. >> brian: that's right. move? >> the weather in california is nice. they say people are warming to warmer states. people go where the jobs are and the jobs happen where there are no state income taxes and fewer stupid rules. >> brian: that's where we're leaning towards, more and more as indiana and louisiana try to go tax free. >> yes. that's true. but some governments are leaning that way. but government keeps pass -- always passes more rules all the time. we're leaning toward more restrictions. >> brian: john, we watch your show tonight at 9. but i also watch you on the weekend. i love seeing stossel on the weekend. >> i never know when they're going to repeat it. >> alisyn: excellent. thanks so much. >> brian: fox news free to air your show whenever they want. they're the boss. >> we have to live here. >> alisyn: there has been another major breakthrough in the benghazi investigation. this one only after fox news exposed an attempt to silence the whistle blower. is this part of a white house strategy? mic

and next -- is brian here? no. okay. all right. so we're all set and mia i would like you to enlighten us more in all that you're doing in social emotional learning. >> sure. i had some slides but i'm not sure -- no, we have a handout that went around to you and more detail about what social emotional learning is because i think we rise a little bit today and i came from seattle and i know many people have brought up that term today and i get the sense from this group that you're at kind of a high level of discourse and you have a general understanding. could i see a show of hands for those of you that social emotional learning is a familiar term? and those that feel you have a deep understanding of it? okay. great. thank you. i want to introduce myself a little more so you have the context of what i do. i work for a nonprofit in seattle "committee for children" and we have been around for about 32 years. we're nonprofit and we do both education and advocacy and on the education end we develop be curriculum and the curriculum is us

>> he has to come back down. >> brian: it is slippery out here. >> steve: the first one to touch the > steve: very nice. >> brian: i lost. we had the real life astro turf and the fake leaves and we had the snow. it is just like alaska! >> same exact. >> steve: check out the show on net geo. it is "ultimate survival alaska" very nice. thank you very much. >> he can survive in new york. >> steve: gretch, in to you. >> gretchen: all right. good job out there. especially in the snow. >> brian: i'm keeping my shoe deal. >> gretchen: coming up, we're going to take you live inside the courtroom where ariel castro is about to come face-to-face with the judge in cleveland. what will he say to himself to find out. then want to know why dana perino is going to be filthy rich? it has everything to do with her name? huh? we used to live with a bear. [growl] we'd always have to go everywhere with it. get in the front. we drive. it was so embarrasing that we just wanted to say, well, go away. shoo bear. but we can't really tell bears what to do. moooooommmmmm!!! then one day, it was just gone. mom!

brian? >> well, here's my concern.roblem is that we have brick and mortar stores, small businesses, in every community. and those people have to collect taxes on the first dollar that they receive. and if there is a very large small business exemption for remote sellers that is also not permitted for brick and mortar sellers, then those small businesses are still at a competitive disadvantage. and they cannot compete with remote sellers that do not have to pay taxes. they have that problem now. and we want have fixed the problem if we don't address it. i think the way to address it for the remote sellers that brian is talking about that are small is through simplifications so that it is not a difficult burden for them to collect the tax, but not to -- not to treat one group of businesses better than another. >> brian, i'll get your response. rachelle, is there evidence, empirical evidence that in the states without the sale taxes, oregon for example, that people are more inclined to buy at brick and mortar stores? do w

. >> brian: here is the deal. no, i was scared to make a mistake. you've made up in your adult years. >> brian: i've been going backwards. there is no cure. >> bob: i got caught throwing a where but ri bomb down the toilet. >> dana: i got eric's question. can eric tell us a story from his glory days of playing ball. >> eric: glory days, i tell you how glorious days were. in minor league baseball we had to push started the bus. whole team would get behind the bus and the coach would poptd clutch and we would get on the bus. minor league baseball is nothing about glory or honor. by the way, some of the best times ever. >> bob: in your college years and minor years, what was your best batting average? >> in the mid 3's. major college sbb better than single "a" or double "a", better baseball. >> what did you play? >> third or fourth in college. >> it's performing. >> we have two questions for everybody. you want to do those. next time. we'll have questions for everybody. up next -- do you want to see them? >> a heartwarming movie about our nation's veter

. >> brian: look at steen hustle down on doughty. >> dave: behind berglund, here is steen again. >> brian is just another heads-up play by alex steen, jonathan quick was not paying attention to steen, steen knew he had time to get in on there. >> dave: there is the score, perfectly set up by kopitar, wide open net on the power play. the los angeles kings have taken a 2-1 lead. >> brian: boy, what a complete breakdown, i don't know if carter has had an easier goal like that all season long. kopitar, puck possession, they just don't look around enough, aren't quick enough to get into position. kopitar controls it. he passes it carter coming to lay on the play. sobotka, playing the zone defense, had no idea that carter was there until the last second and brian elliott was way out of the net on the near side post. that was a four-by-six. >> dave: second goal of the game by carter, the kings on the offensive zone have taken the lead on the power play goal. richards getting an easy along with kopitar. chipped ahead, dustin penner trying to get back to it. just as they made a change there. blues

thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. , of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com with breaking news. >>> good evening everyone i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. the first breaking story in south san jose, a woman and two children have been hit by a car near an elementary school. nbc bay area's george kiriyama joins us from the scene near the school. >> reporter: just a terrible scene here in south san jose. a 5-year-old girl is dead. a 2-year-old girl and a woman is injured. we have learned that the two girls are sisters and we have just learned that the woman is possibly their aunt but definitely not their mother. a car driving west around bluefield drive around 3:30 this afternoon hit this family as they were crossing the street. one of the children died at the scene. the 2 year old and the woman are at the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. the driver who hit them stopped. she is at police head quar

here in new york city. back inside, steve, gretchen, and brian. ts on out here, our umbrella, geared up. >> steve: she's ready. >> brian: the question is, is ted, is ted ready? he's the camera guy. >> steve: ted is standing in the door. >> the guy is too cool for rain boots. but they have their rain coats on. >> gretchen: thanks very much. coming up, finally free, but is their nightmare over? dr. keith ablow on what's next for the three women who escaped the cleveland house of horrors. >> brian: the number one reason couples fight. money. but financial guru dave ramsey says it doesn't have to be. his tips on how to save your relationship, big taking a good look at your bank account. do what steve does. bring your lunch to work. >> steve: that's right. save a lot. first the aflac trivia question of the day. this actress is best known as laura ingalls wilder. who is she? e-mail us with the correct answer and you'll be the winner. >> brian: i think she just got remarried the boys used double miles from their capital one venture card to fly home for th

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steve: jack, i think it's brilliant you're keeping the animals at the zoo rather than have brian release them herenhattan. >> brian: or adopt them. >> that's exactly what we thought because they saw how well you did with the cobra. >> brian: jack, i saw mik tyson, the documentary, and they had a tiger and they seemed happy with it. you would not recommend i get a tiger? >> no. i know "hangover" had a tiring in it, but i wouldn't recommend you get one whether or not because you wouldn't have no hangover. >> gretchen: 'cause you wouldn't be around to know about it. jack hannah, thank you so much for giving us an inside peek at your vet clinic going on there today in columbus. >> you're the first. these guys make it happen. >> steve: thanks for revealing to us that you keep tigers in tupperware. who knew? >> brian: keeps them fresh. they look young. >> steve: just burp the top. >> gretcheeeping, a shocking ren from actress angelina jolie. she had mastectomy. >> brian: and they have a symbol of american freedom. why are wind farms getting a pass when eagles get stuck in their mills and dry and big oil

that's exactly what appears to have happened right here. >>brian: michele bachmann was ahead of the curve on this, now they're all caught doing this. my hope is, stuart, they'll have to play it straight on obamacare because the world is watching what they're doing here. if media matters, do you think you're getting audited? >> how far does this go? groups with the name tea party, or patriot or 912. what about individuals? obviously conservative who oppose president obama, how do we know they weren't targeted for special treatment, a special look at how they make their tax returns? we don't know that. i'd like to know the truth. >>brian: we're not going to know the truth until we find out who told that cincinnati office to do what they're doing and then we'll find out how many people want to fall on their sword for somebody else. >> who knew when did they know and why did they start it? >>brian: varney and company 9:20 eastern time. >> navy seal shot down and killed by al qaeda. years later family members are still looking for answers. >> the u.s. g

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thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we sure hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. now. >>> and good evening. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. from shock and confusion turned to grief and understanding. what can be done moving forward and what can be done for these victims? we have more information about the deadly limousine fire including the look at the families shattered by the turn of events. we have multiple reports tonight. kris sanchez will bring us the latest on the investigation and how to best protect yourself. we begin with jodi hernandez who joins us in oakland where several of the women worked. >> reporter: at one point in time all of the women worked here together in oakland. this is where they all met up saturday evening to board that limousine. tonight their families are sharing their grief and their overwhelming loss. >> i just want her to know that we miss her so much. >> reporter: he is utterly grief stricken. his wife, a mother of two was among five women who died sat

. >> brian: he's the best chef in the world, here to talkallum? >> i have not. martha, this is guy, tossing to you. coming up at the top of the hour >> brian: good. you did it. he's going to cook for us. >> they're going to walk and talk as well. unbelievable what's going on this morning. good morning, everybody. a lot going on. we're going to take you to texas where there are dead and missing after devastating tornadoes. we've got breaking news from granbury this morning of the and the white house goes on offense, but will it work? senators rand paul and marco rubio are here in "america's newsroom" on benghazi and the irs of the what about harry reid's claim that he knew quite a lot about mitt romney's taxes? that's raising questions. bill and i will see you at the top of the hour k9 aantix ii not only kills fleas and ticks, it also repels most ticks before they can attach. the leading brand kills, but doesn't repel. a tick tt isn't repeed or killed may attach and make a meal of us. get veterinarian recommended k9 advantix ii! that work the

>> brian: what are you doing here? brian: we don't know that. >> steve: i'm just connecting my own dots. listen, there are so many people in the media saying, we really had high hopes for this guy, nobody bigger than chris matthews and as he surveyed the wreckage of the administration last week, he made this observation. >> what part of the presidency does obama like? he doesn't like dealing with other politicians. that means his own cabinet. that means members of congress. he doesn't particularly like the press. what part of it does he like? he likes speeches. what part does he really like? he likes going on the road campaigning, visiting businesses like he does every couple of days, somewhere in ohio or somewhere. what part does he like? he doesn't like lobby for the bills he cares about. he doesn't like selling to the press to get their stories out there. does he like actually giving somebody the power to give orders? he doesn't like to be an executive. >> why does he have guests on that show? he does all the talking

here's another inspector general report for the u.s. department -- >>brian: at least they're doing a good job. >>gretchen: you might ask why do they need to be doing all these investigations. here's another one. released another report, two guys that went into witness protection now missing. the department of justice is denying they're actually missing. >>steve: here's the thing -- >>brian: and we can't find them. >>steve: this program is from the u.s. marshals service. for years, remember somebody was going to testify against the mob. we're going to take you into the witness protection program. we're going to give you a new identity. what happened here was they started taking these terrorists or suspected terrorists or people who could squeal on other terrorists, come in the program. we're going to give you a new identity. the problem was the sherrifs people didn't tell the people who had the no fly list. people who were suspected terrorists flying around. crazy. >>gretchen: we have a lot to talk about today, including more headlines. >>> russia raised the

took a lot of work from the department of technology to the department of city planning, i saw brian strong here early and ken rich from the mayor's office. a whole host of people, and we have john green who is our department captain, who earlier this morning gave a very special blessing upstairs in the dining facility to all the members at station 1 and for blessing this building and all the work done here. few other folks that i would like to acknowledge, local 798, the men and women presented by tom o'connor behind me, thank you, tom. as well as some of his members of the executive board here, thanks very much to local 798. there is two retired deputies here. i have seen this happen. i'm grateful they came back because it's this early phase, he got us where we are at today. thank you very much. [ applause ] and also retired deputy chief of operation patrick guard who was a member of station one 1 gaevend us -- gave us a lot of input. most of my command staff is behind me. just like when you go out and run a call you count on each other as a team. i couldn't stand here doing what i do without

. >> thanks, brian. >>> here is an inspiring story for you. a man born without arms or legs is going to be among the hundreds of swimmers in the san francisco bay today for the shark fest swim from alcatraz. craig dietz was practicing on the bay yesterday. there he is. he's from pennsylvania. he did a 4 1/2-mile swim across the chesapeake bay last year. he says he swims just for the love of it. >> i started doing the competitive swimming five years ago, just because i got a good rush out of it and enjoyed it and it was fun for me. it's kind of surprising to me how people responded to it and how they were inspired by it. it's kind of a neat side effect of me getting out there and challenging myself. >> after today's event, craig turns the focus again to the chesapeake bay swim, which will be held in a few weeks. the shark fest swim from alcatraz starts at 7:50 this morning, just a few seconds away. so many things going on today. >> busy time. >>> speaking of things going on, coming up, the price tag for the federal takeover of the oakland polic

>>brian: here you go. if you name your pet tartar sauce, call him that. ing different. >>alisyn: we call him grumpy cat. not the owner. >>brian: we called him that? can we start again? i didn't know. [meow sound] >>steve: i kind of felt bad because when i had a cat back in the day the name of the cat was g. gordon kitty. >>brian: you would not say come here, tartar sauce. >>steve: that wasn't the cat's name. >>brian: thank you. >>alisyn: i'm glad we've all agreed now. >>steve: i've got a headache. >>alisyn: i'm going to save you by doing headlines. an important update. a fox news alert, finally free, the arizona mom locked in mexico on drug charges is back on american soil at this hour. here she is at a press conference earlier this morning in arizona. >> i'm free! i'm free! i'm free! i'm free! i was innocent, so i was very, very happy. >>alisyn: this is video of yanira maldonado walking out of a mexican jail last night and into her husband's arms. a judge dropping the charges after reviewing surveillance video which showed her boarding a bus in mexico wit

i am brian shactman. >> here you go. i'll give you a fresh one. sorry, ma'am. did i hit you?t going, pal. >> we're with bobbi who is going to do his run, his last mile in just a few minutes. how excited are you to run today. he was just talking all the time a minute ago. >> think about it, a box of cereal, a bowl, a spoon, you need milk. you got to sit down and empty all the containers and eat it and do all the dishes. >> ready? ready for the interview right now? >> if you like. >> here we go. ♪ >> ooh, my gosh. i'm shaq. >> i'm shaq. >> i'm shaq. >> no, i'm shaq. >> dunked on. >> i'm older than him so technically i feel like i have more rights -- >> well, you're better looking too, sorry, shaq. >> brian, i want to give our viewers a chance to know you better. we got a little rapid-fire espn-style and let's just begin. >> okay. >> in and out -- >> i don't know any of these question. >> in-n-out or shake shake. >> n-n-out. >> rolling stones or led zeppelin. >> stones. >> jay-z or kanye? >> neither. >> boxers or briefs. >> boxer briefs. >> blond or brunette. >> wife is a lovely

brian schactman here. that's what i want to know from you this morning, if you had 200 million bucks, you had to spend t like you had to spend it, how would you do it? use the #waytoowealthy. i'll read the best responses later in the show, maybe share some of my buying habits in a few minutes. right now our top story this morning. according to bashar al assad, the country has received the first wave of sophisticated air defense missiles delivered from russia. moscow said it would send the s-300 missiles to help stabilize the region over objections from the u.s., from israel and france. the u.s. and russia had been trying to bring peace to that civil war torn country, this only complicates things. israel says the missiles can reach into their airspace, possibly threatening commercial flights near tel aviv. a rare interview with president assad will air in lebanon today where some of his military supporters come in the form of hezbollah. >>> the fbi and nypd are investigating threats against new york city ma

brian schactman here.ant to know from you this morning, if you had 200 million bucks, you had to spend t like you had to spend it, how would you do it? use the #waytoowealthy. i'll read the best responses later in the show, maybe share some of my buying habits in a few minutes. right now our top story this morning. according to bashar al assad, the country has received the first wave of sophisticated air defense missiles delivered from russia. moscow said it would send the s-300 missiles to help stabilize the region over objections from the

brian: did he ever. he picked up the loose change after lupul got along the boards. the bruins were slow to react. >> dave: here's>> brian: dave, i don't remember a game seven like this one. this mean and nasty and openly aggressive physically. in game sevens you always think we can't take penalties. you heard claude julien. if you're going to play this way and both teams are then you are going to end up in the penalty box at times unless they cool it down. >> brian: usually guys are a little more conservative on game seven. marchand angles just enough by boston, preventing him from getting to the scoring area he was looking for as van riemsdyk gets the backhand out. here's kessel. that was off the stick of chara. dave gardiner moved up on the play. gardiner sends it back now for liles. he'll roll it in deep. bounce off the stick. now chara. for marchand. again, it's jagr out here. bergeron and marchand. co far in the first period, his shot goes wide of reimer. and kulemin back the other way with macarthur and grabovski. into the glove of tuukka rask he will hold it there. a little scrum there. 1-1 here in game s

thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> and good evening, i'm raj mathai. >> we begin in the bay area, many members are walking out. the members at the santa clara unified school board are accused of working in a difficult environment, leading to the exit. how bad is it? >> reporter: it sounds pretty bad, i spoke with board members, one of them, michelle ryan was warned how political it could get at santa clara unified school district and says it has all been confirmed in the last few months. she says it is a small group of parents and staff that created the controversial atmosphere. and we've seen that kind of activity before, but what we don't usually see is this, a student taking on the district and not mincing words. he is almost done with his junior year, the 17-year-old is not just studying for finals but is getting ready for take on the board members of the school district. >> i called them, they were a little incompetent. >> reporter: there was much more to say in th

brian ross is here with the fast-moving story. >>> terror arrest. the fbi says they thwarted a plot in the heartland. this time the suspect an american who claims ties to a militia. >>> trapped. what we're learning from the survivors of that tragic fire, engulfing a bride and her friends in the wedding limousine, 90 seconds before they were trapped. >>> and "made in america" is back in a big way, with a place ready to buy all things american and create millions and millions of american jobs. david muir back on the beat. >> made in america! >> made in america! whoo!

here it comes. >>brianstuart varney will be at fox business when the stock market opens this morning. will there be a selloff after japan? >> i'll calm down. >>gretchen: i have 40g -- i have 40 gazillion other questions. another time. >>brian: the obama administration is doing something awesome to honor our soldiers. >>gretchen: no way to start your wedding day. watch this. she calls for her dog and looks what happens. call the dry cleaner. >>brian: then shout it out. with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewas for his small business take theseags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjors small busiss earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve limited reward here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase every day. what's in your

brian todd is here in moore, oklahoma with us. he got a first-hand look at what was going on. i got to tell you, brian, from watching it on television, we expected a bad situation. but once you see this in person, you see what the tornado did and you can only imagine the people who suffered, it's so heart breaking. >> can't imagine. this used to be a bowling alley. if anyone was inside it is hard to imagine they got out when you see just what this tornado did here, the destruction, wolf. the mayor of moore was totally exhausted when he led us earlier today into the hardest hit area which is right near us from this area of the bowling alley, what used to be that, to the medical center here. this whole section of town completely torn apart by the tornado. we got a first-hand look at it. we drove past blocks and blocks of shredded homes, mangled cars, and fallen power lines. this is just one of the devastated neighborhoods in moore, oklahoma. the mayor, glen lewis, showed us some of the hardest hit areas. he is trying to get a handle on the scope of the destruction in the town he

here? >> brian: right.ttorney general said, i wasn't the one who authorized it because i was the one who -- i knew the players and i was interviewed as a possible leaker. so i had to recuse myself from the case, pull out mr. cole. he is now in the line of fire. >> unfortunately, we in the media now understand what other americans have understood in terms of the abrasion of constitutional rights in this country. now the first amendment is being affected and the ministry people i can't is -- main stream media is squealing and they should be. >> brian: next up, are you a tomboy and don't like being girlie? is that normal or nuts? dr. keith ablow will be here and he's going to define all what a tomboy is. first on this day in history, 1976, "boogie fever" by the silvers was the number one song. and it's number 3 for steve [ male announcer ] in blind taste tests, even ragu users chose prego. prego?! but i've been buying ragu for years. [ thinking ] i wonderhat other questionable choices i've made? [ club scene m

here we go again. you know what, brian? need to come back because we're going to discuss moms and dads, and you are a dad. you're going to be over all the shows tonight. >>steve: who knew joel was officially our bouncer. he's the guy you've got to get past the velvet rope if you want to come on. >>brian: why do you pat us down every day? >>gretchen: excuse me? >>steve: from mayor bloomberg, who is the ultimate nanny mayor, the d.c. police are loose in the federal government. a little bit about what the department of education has in store for families coming up in the 2014-2015 school year. there is a big form you fill out for financial need. they have decided they want to be more inclusive in changing family units so they are changing some of the terminology we are using for many, many years. >>gretchen: it won't say mother, father, you know how you check off the blanks. you do this all the time with school forms, dental insurance. now it's going to say parent 1 and parent 2 because they don't want to offense -- offend peo

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listen jill's response here guys. >> we do have full benefits we have 401k, dental vacation, how does that sound? >> perfect, how many vacation days do i get? >> brianhat? >> you do not want to come into an interview thinking about the vacation plan. not a good plan to come in for the interview. all right, there's one more here and this goes back to preparedness. listen to how jill answered my final question. >> do you have any questions for me? >> no. i learned about the vacation days i think i'm all good after that. >> let's just say unprepared. don't walk in without any questions. you have to be prepared. it shows you are unprofessional if you are completely disengaged from the whole thing. >> brian: if you are nervous, don't tell them you are nervous. and do not fidget. >> quickly, thanks to jill who just got out of hofstra t thank you for playing, jill, if you want to hire her, e-mail me, she was great. she was great. >> brian: ip tell you what, she promises not to any of your questions in a job interview like that. jill, good job. >> we will come back with jobs for vets. >> brian: and we will later find out whose office that was you were shoot