everything you ed to know in onclick.fect. [ male announcer ] when you orbitz, you know. >> time now for hits and misses of the week. mary for you. >> this is a hit for the u.s. state department. you'll remember that there was an election in haiti in november that they tried to steal that he election and it was pretty much confirmed by international and local observers, but for a month the government tried to stick to its version of the vote and hillary clinton went down to haiti the beginning of last week and on thursday, the government announced that in fact, two other candidates, neither of which are their hand picked candidates, will be in the run off and that's very good news for the good guys in haiti. >> jat, james. >> state lawmakers in hawaii are putting it in the cross hairs, a miss by the legislation that make it a crime to sell a toy gun to a miner. this is the nanny state run wild and i want our viewers to remember, squirt guns don't squirt squirts. squirts squirt squirts. >> paul: joe. >> and paralyzed this

time to turn on a business of that which one by onclick institute good eveningg hi mamak united states continues its maximum pressure campaign on a round this time targeting oil exports you've got some reaction to this. yeah that's right despite requests from these five countries including some of the u. s. as allies for an extension washington has confirmed that it will end sanction waivers. for countries that impoport iraniann oil on may second. that means nations including china india turkey and japan need to move away from here on in oil. in the next week and a half or face economic penalties top oil producers like saudi arabia and the united arab emirates say they will step up their production in order to stabilize markets julie came as the story. cutting off iran's largest revenue source. washington has told the five biggest buyers of iranian oil that they will no longer be spat from us sananctionsns. today i am announcing that will no longer grant any exemptions. we're going. to zero going to zero across the board. to keep globabal oil pris stable off to reimposing sanctions on

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everything you ed to know in onclick. perfect. [ male announcer ] when you orbitz, you know. >> mike: egypt has the tenth largest army in the world. >> egypt has the 10th largest army in the world. so if the new government in egypt poses a threat is israel going to look into military operations. joining me is major general robert deeds, one of his responsibilities was heading up the joint u.s.-israel missile shield operation. general, this is an area of of israel or the middle east, the world that you're familiar with. you've lived here and you've worked with the military all over the middle east. in the last segment, daniel pipes made an interesting point saying that the counter balance to radical groups like the muslim brotherhood would be the egyptian military. why is the egyptian military the key player as we go forward? >> the egyptian military has been eye lined with the united states and even the nation of israel for over 30 years and add to the results of 1973 peace accord. israel has depended upon us to secure th

everything you ed to know in onclick.ct. [ male announcer ] when you orbitz, you know. >> bret: for for more than a half century the united states has tried to foster peace, democracy and stability in the middle east. the goals have not always been compatible. the region is dangerous and often brutal as our own fox news team discovered again this week, when they were assaulted in the middle of cairo. in such a powder keg, foreign policy often anyone not on lighting the fuse. hosni mubarak's three decade reign did many things quite a few bad, but he was on the side of middle east peace and stability. stability can foster stagnation also a hallmark of the mideast where millions go hungry and long lived autocrats dream of passing down their nations like personal property to their sons. with astounding speed millions have stood up to say they don't want that any more. now everyone must scramble to decide how that message will be absorbed. whether old habits will reassert themselves in ne

everything you ed to know in onclick. perfect. [ male announcer ] when you orbitz, you know.e have been hearing to cut our military aid to egypt which is $1.6 billion a your, and we forgave $20 billion, something, in loans, considerably more than the figures we hear talked about and my next gift says, regardless, it is time to increase the aid. not cut it back. retired army major general joins with more on that. explain, general. >>guest: well i think the performance of the egyptian military over the last two weeks is at least an indirect indication that the real force of stability is the military and part of that has to do with their relation with the american military offer the last 20 or 25 yours. so depending on how they behave we should think of expanding the military to military content and invite them, perhaps, to the cadets in our service academy, anything to increase the exposure of the egyptian military to how a military should be dealing with the civilian authority over the long-range is a good thing. >>neil: but if we have given them all this money over these many

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everything you ed to know in onclick.erfect. [ male announcer ] when you orbitz, you know. >>> thanks for staying with us. i'm laura ingle in for bill o'reilly. in unresolved problem segment. championships dup nick turned the tucson massacre in political theater when he linked conservatives and violent rhetoric to the shooting. and sheriff refuses to back down. >> i was accused of politicking and saying things at a bad time but if i didn't say what i said at the time, things i was really feeling at the time i was very angry. we wouldn't have gotten the attention that we did. the whole world was watching. two weeks after that event, the world is not watching anymore. i think some good came out of it because people across the country and even in foreign countries got a chance to stop and think about what i was saying. >> so misaligning people is okay as long as you get global attention and so the sheriff is joining us now. i want to be kind and charitable but it's hard to be kind and charitable when in fakd he doubled down

everything you ed to know in onclick.erfect. [ male announcer ] when you orbitz, you know. >> another very rough week for obamacare. at the federal -- a federal judge declares not part but the entire health care law unconstitutional. u.s. district judge roger vinson ruled monday congress speeded its authority by forcing americans to buy health insurance, the second ruling by a federal judge to declare it unconstitutional but the first to throw out the whole statute. and, already, governors are fleeing with some declaring they a suspending state efforts to comply with obama care's mandates, for more we are joined by "wall street journal" editorial writer and, james toronto, how much more likely it's the supreme court will overthrow, overturn, rather, this law, based on judge vinson's decision. >> it is a good deal likelier, he laid out a clear rationale for throwing out the entire law and not just trying to pick and choose, he said the individual mandate is central to the insurance regulation scheme that makes up comprehen

everything you ed to know in onclick. perfect. [ male announcer ] when you orbitz, you know. orange a band-aid a stamp helium i got a mustache [pop] lipstick >> a natural rocket before the break of dawn today. minetor one took off from california, the cargo consisting of research and development, the space craft. but officials did not look at more. the launch was initially delayed yesterday due to concerns with the rocket safety equipment. here is a look at top stories. president obama sitting down with bill o'reilly for with exclusive interview the two talking about health care. the president's popularity with the public. and the crisis in egypt. obama saying egypt is not going back to what it was before and that the time for change was now. remembering ronald raeagan on what would have been his 100th birthday. former first

call on it and its proxies and partners to refrain from further violence >> the us secretary say onclick blinken has spoken with his counterparts in the uk and germany about the iran attack on sunday. both the british and german foreign ministers condemn the attack back in the strongest possible terms according to the us state department. they can also put in calls to turkey, egypt, jordan, and saudi arabia to speak with their foreign ministers about the matter, to stress the need for a coordinated diplomatic response to iran cnn's paula hancocks joins me now from abu dhabi, we're trying to get some answers there from the israeli government spokesperson, but not really getting into the detail. but what did you read from iran's intentions israel's intentions from now? >> well max, one thing that did strike me was the way that he mentioned a number of times in that interview that israel would not allow around to be become a nuclear power. now that is not new, it is something that has been said many times before. >> but >> there is speculation from experts that this may be one of the one of

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everything you ed to know in onclick.er ] when you orbitz, you know. >> rick: welcome back. egypt's state television saying a pipeline explosion was an attack. this blast at a gas depot in the northern sinai peninsula triggering a huge fireball. the pipeline supplying gas to israel and jordan. >> and there was an assassination on egypt's newly appointed vice president killing two guards. >> and serbian capital seeing a biggest protest in years. thousands of serbs demanding early elections. >> jamie: you've seen the protests in the egypt are spreading beyond the nation's border and middle east. they are erupting across the globe including here in the united states. this is the scene outside of united nations. julie banderas is standing there live. what you are seeing today. >> julie: that is right. jamie. second weekend in a row, 60,000 egyptian-americans that live in the area have been called to duty. their duty to protest over this weekend and rain or shine they made it out here today although the group had lessened beca

everything you ed to know in onclick. perfect. [ male announcer ] when you orbitz, you know.tles to stretch around the earth over 190 times. each brita filter can take up to 300 of those bottles out of the equation. megyn: oil and gas prices. as tensions run especially high in the middle east. iranian warships are steaming towards suez canal head for the mediterranean sea off the coast of israel. something israel has called a direct provocation. eric bolling has been watching the response on the oil and gas market and it's not good. >> reporter: gasoline especially sensitive. 7 cents a gallon higher on the wholesale level. crude oil trading in the middle east, the one that spiked during the egyptian protests is spiking again today making it a 29-month high at $104 a barrel. the barrels here are trading at $85 a barrel. the pressure on middle eastern crude will raise the price of oil and gasoline. in the middle of winter it's the heating oil we heat our homes with. megyn: eric bolling is the host of follow the money * on the fox business network. have you heard this one? a tea

everything you ed to know in onclick. perfect. [ male announcer ] when you orbitz, you know.: fox news alert. we're getting reports, again, that state tv in egypt has just issued a message for everyone in this square, telling them to get out immediately. we're trying to get our reporter, who is there, on the phone, so we can figure out what this means. why? what's coming next? why are they ordering this? we don't know. it's the first such warning we've heard like that. so more on that as we get it. again, today we're seeing more and more progovernment protesters go out to the streets and we're seeing more violence on the streets today. we'll try to find out what's happening. we have a fox reporter right there, so we should know momentarily and, therefore, so will you. a new jersey senator is calling for a federal investigation into the group planned parenthood. the organization facing questions after an undercover video surfaced, taken by an anti-abortion group that released the video, showing two people posing as a pimp and prostitute, and going into planned parenthoods. on

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everything you ed to know in onclick. perfect. [ male announcer ] when you orbitz, you know. we are trying to figure out what is happening in central l.a., about, i guesses 8 miles southwest of downtown l.a., this is a neighborhood that appears to be a mix of residential and commercial businesses, several cars are being checked and neighbors in the area have been woken up and told to evacuate as a precaution and we are hearing through kttv, the helicopter in the sky there, and an l.a.p.d. officer was -- heard firecrackers going off when he heard the glove box, in one of the vehicles and he went back and hit is a head and has been taken to a local hospital and 15 homes have been evacuated and originally we thought a toyota was questionable and still might be the case and now we hear about a quite cadillac being questionable and they are on the scene with the bomb squad, l.a.p.d., fire department and the bomb squad says they have it figured out and will bring it to a peaceful conclusion. and sun up in l.a., 7:30 local time and we're back on the story when we get more informatio

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everything you ed to know in onclick.ncer ] when you orbitz, you know. >> shannon: major developments coming out of egypt today as opposition leaders meet with vice president omar suleiman, peter doocy is standing by on that and other headlines. >> the vice president has agreed to concessions but there is still no sign they will be able to or excuse me, there will be enough to end nearly two weeks of street protests. earlier omar suleiman met with several representatives from opposition groups, including the muslim brotherhood, among other concessions, suleiman agreed to allow freedom of the press and to release protester who's have been detained. marking president reagan's 100th birthday, former first lady nancy reagan will be laying a wreath at his grave site at the reagan library in california. the centennial celebration will also feature performances by the beach boys and amy grant. a fiery train derailment 50 miles south of toledo forced dozens of evacuations of nearby homes. about 17 tanker cars all carrying meth no

everything you ed to know in onclick. perfect. [ male announcer ] when you orbitz, you know.er the budget the future of the pentagon, two wars, every federal agency on the line. it's a brand-new hour of "happening now." we are not short on topics. so glad you are with us. i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. lawmakers burning the midnight oil but failing to reach an agreement on how to cleanup last year's budget mess. jenna: the gop looking to slash spending by tense of billions of dollars, conservatives eyeing cuts to arts funding while democrats attempt to restore family planning and health research funds. they have just days left to figure it all out or our government could shut down. carl cameron is live. will they keep the government open for business? >> reporter: the house republican majority has managed to push through a $21 million cut to the national endowment for the arts. the house has also voted to put back more than a half billion dollars of spending toward the education department that they had originally planned to cut. sometimes it goes up and sometimes it goes

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everything you ed to know in onclick. perfect. [ male announcer ] when you orbitz, you know. >> all right. quick headlines for you from the control room right now. explosive new allegations against bernie madoff's bank j.p. morgan chase. madoff victims suing saying they were warned he may have been running a scam and did nothing to stop him. we know how that happened. carelessness with fireworks during a chinese new year's celebration is blamed for two deaths and hundreds of injuries in beijing. they reportedly started a fire that gutted an entire five-star hotel. thankfully, no injuries. all right, gretch. back to you. >> uprising in egypt is having a ripple effect across the middle east. just this week, jordan dumped its newly appointed prime minister while yemen's leader announced he won't seek re-election. why were they so quick to fold? joining me now, fox news military analyst lieutenant colonel oliver north, the host of war stories and author of americans in operations. >> this was not reading the tea leaves to pre