i think that is the message of your bock. through and find a way to find a way to forgive and heal your own life. you can't bring jesse back. but you can keep it from destroying your life. >> absolutely. you can't always control what happens to you. but you can always control your reaction to it and choice is a huge part of my life. i can see how everything is a choice and my reaction to this is a choice. i have found meaning in my suffering and the book is my journey of hope and forgiveness and i think it is sad in the beginning and i think when you finish reading it. it gives you an equation to health and joy in your own life. and healing from sorrow or pain and that equation is gratitude plus forgiveness and compassion, and it kind of walks through that clearly. and i hope that everybody takes that from this pook. >> they will take it. thank you, skarllet for sharing the story. you not only give insight to a mother's love and capacity to forgive. you have done a lot to help us cope with the hurts and pains in our lives. th

he is author of the bock. jason thanks for being here and thanks for your service. >> thanks for having me. >> and as a veteran and a wounded warrior, what did you feel. not just think. but feel when you heard. it was a mistake and they cut benefits to veterans? >> i saw it as a direct insult to the veterans especially at a time when the united states military fought in one of the longest wars. it is a hard fought battles and the invisible and physical impacting all of ourselves. i was insulting when they decided to find a pocket of money to cut and instead of looking at four.throw for illegal aliens and instead of cutting that, they cut us. and what message, what message is our poll tigs trying to delivery to the veterans. we don't care about your service? >> i think it needs to be affixed with an apology. and it doesn't change the fact that it was an insult to folks like you. you kept your promises to america. it is not to which to ask that americaning keep their promises to folks like you. >> if you had to

nall of this coming from a bock, it like six chatter. usually you are trying toing it it the? and national security. there is no response from the national white house security dpaen. it is important to so the new developing. and a we are trying to mine myself the lepping to al-qaeda to the terrorist attack. >> why? >> i can only speak for our own reporting at fox nows. one piece of evidence is the second wave of attack. and use of mortars and dorglo bettery. fand we it are five mort knowing at under a prospect three were. it takes professional military stole training and what he cop cost of thely and them can could fom for the gene. pause they were shot on the peck up truck and that runs copper to the evidence. >> it makes you wonder what sources are used based on this bock. s six chapter are in the paper. a lot of people have been sworn to secrecy. >> and we have an ongoing investigation here in fox news, harris. and the on the record interview and documents that we have reviewed and the new york times reporting does rely on individuals who will not be names for whatever rea

>> reporter: senator coburn's waste loss bock had 30 billion in frivolous spending, bill.te when so many complained about sequester cults. >> we have had the defense department and people in the other nondefense discreationary department saying there is nothing else to cut. the fact is, that is not true. >> dod's mind resistant personnel carriers. 2,000 of them are labelled as excess. yet each one of those called 500,000 to build. congress takes a huge hit from coburn for forcing the military to buy transport planes fromitily. forced to buy them for 631 million. and the air force moth balled them in the desert. other agencies are not immune. state department buying fans and follow for the followers. and spending 14 million to serve up fine wines in chicago. the u.s. department of agriculture cut housing for the disabled and subsidized a beach house in hawaii. the cost has been 19 million thus far and the publicity on marketing twice. that $684 million. republicans do not escape coburn's wrath and singled out majority leader harry reid for lack of appropriations bills in th

pp ÷ó >>> tracking santa live and follow santa's path and get up dates by phone and bock bock and twitternd e-mail. he is in the norad right now. they have been tracking santa since way back in 1955. >> we are lucky to track santa. speaking of the phone call, they received 14,000 phone calls wanting to know where he was. >> it was a mistake. sears took out a adand here is a hot line for kids to talk and call to santa and misprinted it and a colonel at norad was angry at first but then he thought maybe we can pretend to be santa and help these kids. and it is a fabulous service for the kids. >> their loss could be your gain and according to the latest holiday sales and thanks to a spike in holiday purchases and old fashioned brick and mortar stores since the worst shopping season of 2009 and slashing their prices in a major wind fall and edward is a managing partner and joining us now with a look at what is going on now. and i was out in the malls yesterday and i am seeing signs for after christmas sales. >> first time shopping yesterday and didn't buy anything and doing that this afternoo

guy like larnie bock (sounds like) set up huge, motor driven harp. i don't know how to explain it. 40 foot of motors that he had running over strings and wires. and then played each string individually with the mixer. there is a feeling of euphoria when somebody's really good at what they do. experiencing a buffer, pushing your bowels out your rear. different. a lot of noise. you don't play clubs with a cleaning schedule, a guy coming in the morning emptying the beer bottles. you play the warehouse. if you travel around you will see the exact same kind of weirdos doing their own thing. it is like in the bay area it's even more absurd. there seems to be more people that in a place like new york or tokyo. we did a show in new york, i didn't think that anyone was at hardly, and people come up and said i saw the show. i wish they had some kind of breakfast noise going on over there. i think a lot of people were being, walking out of the shows. that was incredible. i can't believe it's over already, after two hours. if you are reluctant to enjoy something

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and my biggest reason for writing the bock and for talking about it is my view that we won't make goodns in ignorance. >> stephen: we have to have the discussion now so when it becomes our last hope, people can say hey, we talked about this, remember. we said we get to do it. >> ed worst way to make decisions about this would be if we all agree that we won't talk about it in polite society, suppress it which is what has been happening. and then in 2030 suddenly the crisis we make fast decisions. >> stephen: maybe it's happening already. dow ever look at those planes up there, they have contrails behind them. maybe all those planes with the cron trails are spraying chemical approximates into the atmosphere right now and uncle sam sam isn't telling us. >> seems extremely unlikely. >> stephen: the fact that the united states isn't telling something to its citizens seems extremly unlikely. i think they might have your idea already. thank you so much. david keith, a case for climate engineering. we'll be right back. >> that's it for the report, everybody. captioning sponsored by comedy cent

you wrote back in april after there was a bit of a mess-up following the us a tip bock ings. you wrote about how traditional media has new in reporting breaking news, i have it on my phone. there's a chef having a responsibility of just -- of vetting and sharing new the ation to have one of guys. -- that the was woman who rashed her car into the white house is mentally ill. it is so likely that any given arena would have heard that or sheen it. that it makes sents for you to say here is a claim, people are work. there's not much evidence for as op easied to because you tillly. it makes sense to engage -- thing that you are not and, there's this weird mirror or allegation abroad in the land that he is secretly muslin. if he'll talk about it, he'll el vay us. just kind of the reporting of it. and then at some point they eeg liesed for mur and verybody has theard they had that's just a change in the way information travels. i'm curious about how large organizations will tweet right away. and they have to that is this like a new job? >> i think -- i do think their reflexes are ar

you know, my wife has written three children's bock about american history. you look back at the beginning and you realize why did the pilgrims come here? because they didn't have the right to say what they believed. why did the quakers come here? they didn't have the right. why was maryland the first american colony? they didn't have the right. you have a guy making a lot of money being who he is, he's asked how do you define sin? in his own way he describes it. and now we want to say, boy, we want to punish you. >> that is very, very different. william penn being persecuted for his religious expression by the government versus a private company making its own policies. >> but you're happy if he's persecuted and loses millions because you're offended? >> first of all, personally i wasn't offended, because i wasn't paying attention to him. i didn't pay attention -- truth be told, i didn't write about this, i didn't pay attention under governor jindal wrote a piece says this infringed upon his first amendment right, which it's not. >> you don't think the gover

pearson went in a pump shotgun and a bock filled with throw cocktails. he shot her and ran into the library and that's where he shot and killed himself. from the time he went in the school and killed himself. it took a minute and 20 seconds and they believe he would have hurt a lot of people if not for a deputy that was in the school. and the sheriff believes that pearson didn't want a confrontation and instead tock his own life. horr's what the sheriff said about pearson a short timing on. >> i am not encloined or will i speak his name in public. he is someone who victimized an innocent young lady. >> we learned about the gun that killed that innocent young lady. pear areson bought the ammunition yesterday. and purchased it legally as for motivation he was targeting a teacher who was a librarian and a debate coach. pears on know was disciplined and think he was holding a grudge and believe at this point that he acted alone. >> let me update your story. she was severely injured, she is still alive and so our prayers go out to the family. and the other th

you base the bock on words days after jesse's death on the chalk board.s the message you got. i came home shortly after that. and i saw that jesse had written on our family's chalkboard and nurturing and healing love. and i saw those three words and i saw those words in the definition of compassion in the cultures and i kind of broke them down and nurturing moans healing to mend ties and love is what we are here to do. why did you think that jesse wrote the words on the chak board before this. he had a spiritual knowing. and it is a spiritual message and the words are not in the six year old ve knackullar. >> they are not in the hand writing. >>o a message of comfort of course. and i felt like it was a message of insperation for the world. >> one of the most incredible things about the story and space of one year and the span, you have moved from overwhelming grief and to forgiveness. and everyone wants to know how to do that in all aspects of your life. how have you done that? >> it is a choice and something that you choose to do. you have jt and jesse's

i wrote a bock about black religion in america. the split in blacks and whites not only of jesus and imagery is role and makes black people live nothing a white majority. >> juan let's talk about you. so when little juan, when little juan was taken to the department store, i believe they had them when you were little. >> i was prehistoric, dowd. >> when little juan was taken and you saw the white santa there, did you fall apart and an emotional mess? >> no. no. you joined in with all of the other kids of all colors and persuasions and enjoyed the moment. >> let me just explain, i was a porkid and i didn't have the opportunity. i saw the ads and all of the rest and i just think we are a changed country and more kids of more colors and what isha was spoking about. >> i think santa speaks for the spir the of santa. and now it is fine. >> and, too, we also imagine santa in many different ways. there were plenty of black santas and represented around me. there are places you can find. thatdom napt cultural representative a white goichlt

. >> charles ramsey, has signed a bock deal.o word yet on when his memior will be published. >> and our fox news alert. the obama administration once again pushed back the enrollment dead line by a day for those stuck in the waiting queue for obama care. joining us now is two talk radio host richard and chris. good to see you. i wonder how many experts and how long it took to help president obama sign up for obama care? he did it and they are saying he didn't have to but did it symbolically. what do you think? >> another publicity stunt. i would like to see the videotape of him signing up and getting on line. catherine sebelius tried to get on line and famously was unable to do so. i would like to see the techies room to clear the path to let him sign upon. unfortunately the rest of us do have to because it is the law. >> sort of. he is one of the 85 percent of the americans who get employer sponsored health care. this is a gimmick. he didn't have to do it. republicans called for him to do it. and richard, i am not sure why he g

employees immediately filed a notification of appeal, noting that there is no insurance to act as a bock stop for city pensioners, they just lose money. also noting that judge rhodes determined the city did not bargain with pension representatives in good faith but there was no practical way to do so. >> we are disappointed with the fact that the judge found in effect the didn't have to. we think that's bad for detroit and we think that sets a bad precedent for other cities. >> reporter: the emergency manager says this is a new beginning, a chance to work with city employees and move forward. representatives of the pensioners say this is the start of the fight. >> the fight isn't over here. the mere fact that the city is eligible certainly does not indicate that the pensions board or the retirees are going to allow any diminishment or impairment that is presented by the estimate perhaps the fight has now just begun. >> reporter: the cuts and changes are not immediate. action really starts when the emergency manager, kevin orr, presents what is called the plan for adjustment that. gets th

in my bock a leader is someone who is always a step ahead of these people in order to lead. but never more than one step, if you like, always close enough, in order to understand his people and for his people to understand and feel him. and i think that is where mandela must be analyzed. he has lead in an unbelievably, remarkable way. he is the father of our democracy. we haven't always followed as well as we should have. >> brown: well, that's what i was wondering next. in your role in truth and reconciliation, it as been a long process for your country. >> uh-huh. >> brown: where has it picked up from him and where has it not? >> i think the truth and reconciliation commission appointed by mr. mandla made a huge contribution to the beginning of the process of south africans learning to live together. and mr. mandla's presidency epitomized where we were reaching for. there were limitations. there are limitations. there were all sorts of recommendations made by the truth commission concerning socioeconomic rights. bridging of the gap between the rich and the poor. we've not

the zbigniew brzezinski has an assets and liability chart in his recent bock and i think that is a useful way to look at this, and he cites what he calls american enduring strength. and if you did a balance sheet approach to this you thought about the fundamentals, going forward, and you did the list, the size of the economy, the wealth of our economy, the our demographic future compared to our competitors, our geography, our military strength, our innovation, something you know a lot about and spend a lot of time on, look at the most important innovative companies in the world there, american companies, our higher education system, our alliance system which isn't typically on that list but it is a unique american asset, no other country in the world has a global set of alliances that we have that have been put together on a bipartisan basis since world war ii, it is a big difference between leading and wanting, and having demand for to you lead, demand and just having leverage. and the desire for american leadership is in asia and around the world very high right now. and you look at oth