y anders es muy hombre, caroline.s hemos llevado bien, pero quiero que seas feliz y el pobre hombre está verdaderamente loco por ti, caroline. ¿quieres decir que... hiciste todo esto por mí? bueno, pensé que valía la pena hacer que definieras tus verdaderos sentimientos, y funcionó muy bien, porque tú estás enamorada de él. ¡ahh! no seas ridícula. ¿yo una ridícula? ♪ sí, ridícula. du plessis y yo no estamos enamorados, sólo somos amigos. miéntele a él todo lo que quieras, cariño, a mí no me mientas. caroline y anders, como dos tortolitos. ¡basta, es suficiente, suficiente, ya basta, para! ¡cuidado con las fracturas! ¡ven aquí! [ambas riendo] jajaja... ♪ [motor traqueteando] triinnn... (danny) mientras observo esto no dejo de pensar en los ojos de los animales vendidos mirándome fijamente. no tenías opción, la aldea necesita agua. ajá. ♪ [música nostálgica] ♪ tu padre no parece muy feliz. tuvo que sacrificar mucho por el equipo de perforación. todos cooperamos y él vendió a jana, la guepardo. ♪ ¿llevas contigo el anill

police were in force with ander simmering -- anger simmering over the woman whose death had been a few days ago. people are trying to ride out a growing media storm. there was a chaotic start. the magistrate ordered a closed session for the accused to hear the charges against them of rape and murder. still recovering from his injuries, the french with the woman denied of the attack told the bbc -- briend -- friend with the woman the night of the attack was always positive. >> i want to make sure this does not happen to anyone else. the name of the woman is still being withheld under indian law. the government seems out of touch with a fast changing nation. there could not be a more poignant place for this case to be happening. just across on the sanaa -- the cinema where the woman and her friends went to see a movie. there was an outcry provoked by this horrific crime. in a new delhi suburb, science of how slow change may be. the authorities and their attitudes -- signs of how slow change may be. another woman was found dead after a suspected gang rape. she was going home from her job

you look at that part of it -- >> the movie has a zero use.ance policy for drug s sailors on the andersth salts them from making a career ending mistake. at the pentagon, suzanne , abc 7 news. rg iii is not the only person people will be keeping an eye on tonight. there is a if there is one thing on washington's mind this weekend, playoffs favor. the redskins are getting the game against the seattle seahawks. people could not be more excited. it is like a dream come true. it is hard not to find people wearing burgundy and gold today. >> and the final hours, come in on sunday. we will stand and say, power to the redskins. this is a longtime redskins fan. he was giving a motivated sermon. , you alwaysld say sound like a reverend on the radio. i believe. redskins. >> we came across some of the first lady's this morning. it has been a long time waiting. you have been around for 10 years cheerleading. how difficult is it cheering on the field? i'm a big redskins fan. .t is not difficult at all we have a lot of fun down there. some fans have very high hopes. i have been a redskins fan 40 year

snow showersng elevations ander virginia. rest of us will see a shift in get a fewnd maybe clouds. front partly cloudy today, 35-43. tonight, mostly clear skies, 20-28.ain, 42 degrees tomorrow. then, average by saturday. warming things up next week. very quiet and sunny weather pattern. back to you. >> thank you. looks good. it's 5:55, 30 degrees. >> another distinction. for the distinction what it has to do with movers. >> for the fifth straight year district tops the list of moving in. >> this is interesting. this is the annual migration study. number one. placesg out the top five in 2012.ple move to oregon, nevada, north carolina, carolina. 7 is on your side with signs very bad flu a season. sayinia health officials cases are all across the commonwealth with southwest biggest seeing the fight in cases. maryland health officials say activity is moderate. officials say most of the cases the age ofle under 24. if your starting the new year little bit of a weight, this information might help. consumer reports ranked diet. the diets were right upon the satisfaction. the top commercia

health and show that there is no razor sharp division, but note the way in which each sort of me anders in to the other's domain and takes up its citadel in the very heart of its opposite. >> very quickly let me tell you a story that goes to the heart of this. it's of a farmer and his horse ran away, the neighbor comes over to commiserate. he says who knows what's good or bad and true, the next day the horse came back with a drove of wild horses, so the neighbor comes over to congratulate and the man says again who knows what's good or bad and true, because his young teenage son got horsing around on those horsing, fell off and broke his leg. the neighbor comes over to commiserate and the man says who knows what's good and bad and sure enough, the next day the soldiers came through come dehring for the army and his son didn't have to go because of the broken leg and as i say they say this is the symbol of life. we take it as though these are opposite but the problem is to mold them together into a single coherent whole. >> our problem is we have a break, we'll be right back. jamie mcmur

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>> reporter, covered politics, weekly pbs series john ander nathalie. "u.s. news and world report," religion editor. your book to your credit. >> my first book. >> and still working at "u.s. news & world report." >> i still am. >> if i mention the name funk to you, who is he, robert funk? >> he's a bible scholar, new testament scholar who is founder and leader of a group called jesus seminar. a group of scholars for the last 15 years have been exploring the historical jesus. >> yeah, does he have very much standing in the academic community paula fredriksen interhe represents the school of representation. >> she's also a diplomat. well, funk is saying some pretty vacanting things. and it appears as though he is off the charts, does it not? he's organized a semiannual seminar that you speak of. and his forum debunks the sayis from the cross, the virgin birth, the resurrection, jesus' miracles and he sees jesus as a sort of jewish socrates, almost a lenny bruce character, is that right. >> that's right. >> you find no evidence in any of your scholarship, by the

say oliver is 5'10", about 155 pounds, has a haircut with a lightning bolt on one side of his head ander fish designs on the other. >>> peninsula police are looking for the person who shot a teenaged girl near a local high school. the girl was found saturday night across from cappuccino high school in millbrae. this morning, she is in stable condition. the shooting is a rain stance of gun violence in a relatively quiet area. officer does not know what provoked it and have not made any arrests. >>> new this morning, a mobile business truck crashed right into a building in the south bay. police say that just for paws mobile spa for dogs crashed into up in smoke, that is a skate shop on the 1700 block of bran nam lane in san jose. officers say the investigation into exactly how this happened is still ongoing. so far, no injuries have been reported. >>> the chp has released the name of the man killed during a crash that shutdown interstate 880 for part of the night. 44-year-old david mayorga of san leandro crashed his car into the center divide near the high street exit in oakland around 7:4

and chris anders, senior legislative council at the american civil liberties union. the a.c.l.u. has filed law-suits against the government challenging the legal basis for the drone program. welcome to both of you. i want to start, seth, with the effectiveness question. how effective are drones strikes? >> i think on the one hand, drones have been effective in taking off the battle field several individuals that have been actively involved in plotting attacks against the u.s. homeland. all of them plotting active attacks and the drone strikes severely disrupted those attacks. i would also say, though, that they are not sufficient. strikes in and of themselves don't hold territory. they don't deal with the root causes of terrorism. so one should never argue-- or it would be incorrect to argue that they are sufficient to ending how terrorist dwriewps operate orinding terrorism. >> brown: do you dispute the effectiveness in taking out some of the top leaders? >> the truth is that no one really knows exactly what's going on with their effectiveness or not because this is a program th

and we know that there are voices inside nato the ducange reaction to the nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen is one of them we know that britain and france talk in a silly belligerent fashion but the case the situation is in washington and i don't think the americans have any interest in taking this any further listen i know perfectly well that you actually intervene in syria a major regional crisis much much bigger than we're already seeing. fighters held a mass running garden the stronghold of its palestinian political rival hamas thousands of fatah supporters flooded the streets for the first time in years it was celebrating the fortieth anniversary of the movement which was removed from power in gaza after an election in two thousand and seven many welcomed the rally as a renewed attempt by the rival palestinian parties to reconcile and find ways to share power israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is concerned how mass viewed by israel as a terrorist group could take over palestine political analyst ilar seminary says that netanyahu is fear is baseless how much will h

eli lake and chris anders. senior legislative council of the aclu washington, d.c. legislative office. >> thanks for having me. >> eli, from the -- i guess from the perspective of the universe of security folks and let me say this before i started the conversation. i wanted cia people at the table and we couldn't get it done and in order to speak about this stuff they have to get with the agency and they -- said there was a backlog. we are trying to get cia people because i think the institutional bureaucratic perspective on this is really important and let me express my frustration with the fact that we can't have them here, a. and b., all these conversations happen shrouded behind secrecy. all this secret information we don't have access to and that's massively frustrating from the perspective of a democratic citizen. so that said, eli, where do you think folks around the sort of security apparatus, the kind of frontline officers and the civil servants and the cia, where do you think they are on the question of both brennan and the legacy of the bush years and the

general anders fogh rasmussen is one of them we know that britain and france are talking a silly belligerent fashion but the key to the situation is in washington and i don't think the americans have any interest in taking this any further. well. ready to actually intervene in syria a major regional crisis much much bigger than we're already seeing already and just in my final question here i'm running a bit low on time i do ask for your patience here but a syrian journalist has died today of wounds sustained in a rebel attack opposition fighters have increased sniper attacks and abductions of journalists is it possible do you think that nato is concerned about the actions of the right side. i don't think i think it was concerned with the grander geo strategic situation and what is happening on the ground fits into the thinking and the morality of what's going on is a huge issue for them. that is there and so these individual episodes and we've seen many many of them we see that when the syrian government accused of doing something it's always played in the rebels' do something it's always p

remove the visa overstays ander-verify to prevent undocumented workers and make sure that they receivel assistance like obamacare and healthcare. path to citizenship, once you get over those hurdles here are what people have to have. register and pass background checks, pay a fine and back taxes, earn probationary legal status. you can be here, but you are probationary. learn english. continue to pay taxes. show u.s. work history. get a green card and then apply for citizenship. the back of the line. jonah goldberg, mara liasson, political correspondent, national public radio and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. charles? >> a large number of americans have a view that i advocated if you do legalization after the enforcement of the border americans would accept that. that is what the bill here or proposal here appears to do. once you get enforcement, you have to go through a path to get a green card citizenship. that is highly misleading. under the proposal, the day the bill is filed you get instant citizennization for 11 million illegals immigrants. if there is trouble with en

brad stuart just clocked anders. a change of momentum.ks bet a power play and patrick marleau withhis first goal of the game. game. scored two goals in every game this season. later, his hundred hmm leading eighth goal of the year. second per. greiss giving neimi the day off. he has 24 saves in his first career shutout. how about another first. matt irwin, first nhl goal. a little laser. sharks with the 4-0 victory. back at it tomorrow night at the tank against vancouver. >> tennis' first major of the year winding down, the aussie open. azarenka facing na, azarenka looking for a second straight title. na won the first set but victoria came roaring back. of a ten minute fireworks delay the third set -- central day -- na falls, hits her head and hurts her left ankle. the medical team let her play, but azarenka just -- back-to-back aussie open titles. >> fog in san diego cancelled the third round of the farmers insurance open at torrey pines. didn't stop the players from having fun. look at this. jerry kelly, a single 'the gut could have hur

be a little overweight and live longer ander and don't go to the gym. editor of "men's health" and fitness editor for prevention magazine. there is truth to what you are saying. my theory is when you -- if you exercise 30 minutes in your mid-30s it adds 30 minutes of life at the bottom end of your life. who wants that? the tradeoff isn't fair. enjoy the 30 minutes in your 20s and 30s than tack it on at 87. >> dana: is that why you left, you thought it was bogus? >> greg: i worked out three hours a day. >> kimberly: you photo shop your abs. >> greg: those were my abs. my abs had abs. and they had biceps. >> bob: in washington a big deal. they have the big crowds and block off the street and wear the euro trash outfit and look at you with great distapism want to drive them off the road. >> dana: exercise to me has a benefit for your mind. only way the human body gets rid of stress is work it off. that's good why it is good to walk or go to core fusion. >> kimberly: indoor court and hot tubbing are stress relievers. >> eric: slightly overweight. >> bob: ob

clouds just increased mid up ander level clouds so that may hold temperatures up. into moshing clearing, mostly sunny skies for saturday afternoon. we'll keep it cool for your saturday afternoon. then, clearing and colder tomorrow night so sunday morning we may be talking about low to mid-20s. tomorrow morn goinging to drop down to 29 in livermore. 29 in nappa. 36 san jose. you can see oakland, san francisco half moon bay in the low 40s, more cloud cover near the coast. temperatures not as cold. tomorrow afternoon, upper 40s still in the coldest inland valleys. fairfield, 49 degrees .s half moon bay, 49. low 50s around the bay, near coastline but mostly sunny skies. 50 degrees in morgan hill. more cloud cover on the coast. game day forecast for the big match up, niners will be taking on the green bay packers going to be cold. accu-weather forecast cold mornings through monday morning. highs on the cool side. mostly sunny skies and then, look at pattern change, tuesday through friday, temperatures inching up, we're going get into low 60s around the bay thursday and

but first on this day in history back in 194 one that song the ander sisters. they recorded boogie-woogie bugle boy for the movie. you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast, long lasting relief, use doctor recommended gaviscon®. only gaviscon® forms a protective barrier that helps block stomach acid from splashing up- relieving the pain quickly. try fast, long lasting gaviscon®. >> welcome back to fox and friends first. i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather cheryleds. thanks for joining us. it is half past the top of the hour. we start with this a fox news alert congress pulling the country back after it went over the fiscal cliff. late last night the house approved a senate fiscal cliff bill being signed into law. many republicans are giving the deal a thumbs down. it does little to address the nation's soaring debt or automatic spending cuts set to go into effect. doug luzader is live in washington with more for us. >> good morning guys. it when pretty. it may be good news for the markets but parts of the deal are only temporary. the house did pass thi

brad stuart just clocked anders. a change of momentum.s bet a power play and patrick marleau withhis first goal of the game. scored two goals in every game this season. later, his hundred hmm leading eighth goal of the year. second per. greiss giving neimi the day off. he has 24 saves in his first career shutout. how about another first. matt irwin, first nhl goal. a little laser. sharks with the 4-0 victory. back at it tomorrow night at the tank against vancouver. >> tennis' first major of the year winding down, the aussie open. azarenka facing na, azarenka looking for a second straight title. na won the first set but victoria came roaring back. of a ten minute fireworks delay in the third set -- central day -- na falls, hits her head and hurts her left ankle. the medical team let her play, but azarenka just -- back-to-back aussie open titles. >> fog in san diego cancelled the third round of the farmers insurance open at torrey pines. didn't stop the players from having fun. look at this. jerry kelly, a single 'the gut could have hurt hi

claremont elementary school ander ser and el cerrito high school were briefly placed in lockdown. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> hillary clinton faces tough questions about the deadly attack in benghazi. >>> plus, live storm tracker 2. you can see there is still a lot of green out there. our chief meteorologist will sort it all out for us in a moment. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he doesn't have back problems. you kids have got it too good if you ask me. [ male announcer ] now u-verse high speed internet has more speed options, reliability and ways to connect. rethink possible. >>> outgoing secretary of state hillary clinton delivered an emotional and at times fiery testimony today about the deadly attack on the u.s.

ktvu photographer found a lot of people on market street in san francisco had heard the forecast, ander prepared for the rain. others though, had to improvise. this was the first significant rain in almost two weeks. slick roads apparently played a role in other accidents around the bay area today. one driver had to be taken to the hospital, but the other driver walked away. the highway patrol said it responded to 33 incidents just between noon and 3:00 p.m. today. >>> as frank points out, the roadways kind of a mess. this light rain falling on the afternoon commute, or the bulk of it. you see showers still occurring out there right now. coming in close, you can see the showers mainly up in the north bay. we go into san francisco, you got light scattered showers right now. on market street. scattered showers in san mateo. east 3rd avenue. just light, nothing big. then you head towards san jose, and you've got sprinkles down there as well. you think it was a lot. the north bay did see significant rainfall to the tune of about .3, or .4 of an inch up here. that's the heaviest rain. but ev

significant speech will remember -- that magnificent speech, healing speech -- his vice president was ander johnsorew johnson. affusion ticket in 1864 -- a fusion ticket in 1864. johnson arrived with the flu. he gave, for what it was all accounts, a completely inebriated address. lincoln was mortified. it said the public image -- set the public image of andrew johnson. another disastrous vice- presidential inaugural address was calvin coolidge's. he used that opportunity to state and how the filibuster should be done away with. president roosevelt's second inauguration, that is when the congress started before the president. now presidents and vice presidents began to be sworn outside of the steps. there was one exception in the long tradition of inauguration's being held in the capital. that was in 1945, when franklin roosevelt was being sworn in for a fourth time. he was the only president of united states to serve more than two terms. his third inauguration was of the capital. his fourth one was in the middle of world war ii. he felt this is not the opportune time to have endean elaborat

. >> reporter: so ander saab, this situation continues hour by hour. we saw a new group of investigators who came in, continued to relieve each other. just to make sure everyone is here in place to watch this situation 24 hours as this continues. >> byron, you say the critical component here is that this alleged gunman apparently didn't know the boy that he allegedly abducted. why is that so important? >> reporter: it is key, because if an individual is known previously, there is a much higher potential exposure to violence. here, it would appear that this individual boy was taken in a classic hostage sense as leverage. >> what about the people who and law enforcement that are on the scene? >> patience. >> patience. >> patience and the opportunity for the negotiation team to develop a rapport and trust trust with the individual that has taken the hostage and that only comes with time. >> mark, i know jim lee dykes was not on their radar. you were talking about people involved in the investigation. what are they telling you tonight? >> well, they told u

kristen ander -- and eric? >> you will not have to worry about the embarrassing body searching anymore at the security screening areas. >> the world series mvp is hospitalized from the giants. >> we are asking on "katie" are we a nation of cheaters starting with lance armstrong and the doping admission, and our tax runs, has cheating become our national pastime? or has it always been this way and now it is harder to find? america's cheating epidemic. we will talk about that today >> welcome back on friday morning. new developments in the hostage situation in algeria. cnn reports that the united states air force is evacuating hostages from the b.p. gas complex in algeria where a battle has been going on for two days. algerian officials say special forces killed 18 of the islamic militant kidnappers. six people from the plant have been killed and five americans have reportedly escaped. we got word this morning from the associated press algerian state news says 60 foreign hostages are unaccounted for and negotiati

two more opposite people you almost couldn't pick in washington and joe biden was affable ander repressibletimist and mitch mcconnell always plays it close to the vest or a rather somber guy, but has always been a respected strategist in this town. >> and i think the key to that deal and the key to what may come in the future is that while biden and mcconnell are not buds in any way, they don't socialize, they both have a warm knowledge of the senate and how congress works they seem to have a sense of each other's political needs and political limits and they seem to trust each other. senator mcconnell wrot in an op-ed that the fight over the budget in debt, not saying in quote, now that the president has gotten the long-sought tax hike on the rich we can finally turn squarely toward the real problem which is spending. >> can senator mcconnell take over the white house with regard to these spending cuts? >> well, he says he's going to. and is the country ready for this again? it's coming. everybody's been reporting some various break points coming. you've got the debt ceiling situation whic

. >> right ander with down 6 1/2. >> are february, that's not going to end its stimulus program. >> notter that report. >> a narrow trading range, a bit of a puzzle to a lot of people. we are now on the upside for the dow and only 40 points from dow 14,000. cyclicals are lagging though. remember the big trade, short treasuries, long stick lickals, long copper. aerospace and defense pretty good day. trading higher thanks to the earnings from boeing. north republican with a kb report. l3 with a good report and united tech on the down today. a building product company, most other building product names are to the down side today but they will give us a lot of insight now with how the housing industry is going. new home building business doing well pb looking a home building order numbers we have been seeing. >> we will see what they say. thanks, bob. >> fractional move to the upside of the nasdaq. last time i checked, seema was following movers there for us. >> second best performing stock on the nasdaq 100. further speculation on the street that biotech is putting itself up for sale. ther

jeanine: the murder trial of jody aryas accused of bruteally killing her ex-boyfriend travissal ex-ander got underway this week in arizona. alexander was shot, stabbed and had his throat cut from ear to ear. she said that alexander was killed by two attackers. >> i witnessed travis being attacked by two other individuals. >> who? >> i don't know who they were. >> later she says she killed alexander but did it in self-defense. the prosecution says the murder was the result of a jealous rage and they are seeking the death penalty. here with the latest is crime reporter shanna hogan. good evening, shanna. >> good evening, judge. >> judge jeanine: what is the latest on this trial? >> well, this week we got opening arguments and the first couple witnesses. the defense for the first time presented their theory of the case which is pretty explosive. according to the defense basically during the last day of his life they were having a sexual tryst during which he tied her up using rope and he' parentally used a knife. and then later on that day they were taking photos of each other? the shower o

dave s a friend of the victim travissal ex-ander and said in the very home where jodi arias stabbed traviso death. you warned travis about jodi. why? >> when we first met jodi there was something about her. it was almost like she had no soul. did not get along with the rest of the group of people that we all hung out with. >> geraldo: did she seem obsessive and jealous. you tell us why she sealed so different? >> definitely seemed jealous. travis was always very flirtatious. he had a lot of friends that were girls and any time he would be a little flirtatious with one of them jodi was always giving the evil eye and would pout and throw little temper tantrums and fits and he tried to go back and make her happy but nothing ever made her happy enough. >> geraldo: did you specifically warn travis about her? >> absolutely. >> geraldo: what did you you say? >> he was looking for someone that he wanted to mary and he made it very clear that jodi was a nice fling but she wasn't marriage material. she was and the wife. she wasn't a mother material for the children that he wanted to raise some day.

the whole business about calling the ex-girlfriends and lisa anders thinks the defendant sent her an e-mail in which she gets called a shameless whore and seems that the witnesses supply a motive to kill that jodi would be jealous of the ex-girlfriends. >> i talked to a man named dr. hyatt, a plastic is surgeon in mesa, arizona and i asked him, how come we didn't hear from travis' friends because right after the killings they all suspected jodi. the woman lisa you are talking about apparently had her tires slashed by jodi arias or they all suspected that and that is when the e-mails came out. i don't know what she will say that will help the defense, i will be honest with you. >> looks more like jodi abuses the ex-girlfriends than it does the decedent abuses jodi. >> we will have to see. the prosecution has done a really good job in that case. i sit in there every day and we saw the horrible pictures of travis' body. one of the most violent murders i have covered here this town and there is really no other suspects out there and she is admiting that she did this and they have a big h

extent, we might see our wins gusting to 45 or 50 later tonight and overnight, the front is in indiana ander at the moment, we're getting winds gusting to 25 to 30 miles per hour and some rounds of rain to the north and they have cooled. there is more rain to come is come drops some heavy rain and i know gary was driving. can you attest to the fact that that was hard to be on the road in, wasn't it? >> reporter: this is not typical for january. we don't get this tropical atmosphere around here very often in january, and that is what we're getting now. what we're going to see when these waves of rain come through, they're going to be heavy at times. i will show you what is going on as we look at the larger picture. we have had one round come through and now we wait on what is taking place to the west of us, and you can see that is some fairly heavy rain as well and i zoom in to roanoke because there is a fairly heavy line of thunderstorms coming through there and that is moving up in our direction, and we're going to see just how far north that can get with the strong therm characteristics. o

to be wiped, we say for occupation to be wiped off from this world, for war seeking to be wiped off ander indicated, the killing of women and children to beer rad indicated and we proposed the way, we proposed the path. >> what they're really saying is, in spite of the fact we deny the holocaust, we threaten israel, we demonize the united states, we do all of this stuff, we want you to trust us, in spite of the fact we won't cooperate with the international regime set up to avoid an arms race in the middle east and set up to avoid nuclear proliferation, we want you to trust us. so they don't have a tenable position. the reason -- >> do you trust him? >> they don't have a tenable trust. >> do you trust ahmadinejad? >> not on this i don't. >> his argument is, look, why should america be allowed nuclear weapons? why should israel who never admitted they have them, why should they be permitted to have them? why should many countries be allowed nuclear weapons and not iran? >> why isn't he going for some bigger nonproliferation initiative instead of acting like what he really wants is a nuclea

. >>> the fate of a former cull ander police officer charged with murder is now in the hands ever the jury. daniel harmon wright responded. he said he tried to question patricia cook while she was sitting in her car but she rolled up the window trapping his and and he shot her seven times. >>> new this morning, a soldier who received a double arm transplant will share his story later this morning in a news conference at johns hopkins hospital. 26-year-old brendan morocco lost his arms and legs in a roadside bombing in iraq in 2009. last month, he received the hospital's first double arm transplant and is undergoing a new treatment meant to prevent rejection of his new limbs. we'll bring you much more on this incredible story later on today on fox 5 news. >>> we just told you about d.c.'s budget surplus. now the big question is what will happen with all that extra money. >> the latest on the search fay new york city woman who disappeared on a trip to turkey. fox 5 morning news will be back in a moment. -- the latest on the search for a new york city woman who disappeared on a trip to t

nd then tomorrow for rain ration day low 40's, possible anders >> this weather report has been broughtnough, dan and bianna, there is no sandwich waiting for me. >> ron ate it. >> i guarantee. >> what's the term for soft hail again? >> graupel. >> graupel. >> there you go. >> it's the word of the day. >> she made that up. >> all right. >> ron accusing ginger of making up words. getting tough here on the set. we're going to take a quick break. >>> coming up on "good morning america," the fashion world atwitter about what will michelle obama wear to the inaugural ball? >> sympathy pains. i like this story. two men experience the pain of childbirth. how long did they last before they said enough? that's coming up in "fixation." [ virginia ] i do have a healthy diet, but there are foods that i had no idea had so much acid in them. my dentist said that the acid in fruit, or fruit juice or fruit teas softens the enamel so that then it can potentially erode. once that enamel is gone, it's gone. my dentist recommended that i use pronamel to help harden that enamel so that it's not brushed away

there were not deals made in this, anders quinn bowles and allen simpson -- it is my hope that the next congress can work together to get meaningful spending and entitlement reform passed through. there are moderate democrats back at the table, at least they say they're moderate and willing to negotiate. frankly it was democrats that carried the senate bill vote the other night, so hopefully it's not maybe that rad cat tea party caucus that we'll depend on, though frankly they're the ones pulling the conversation toward spending reform. i wouldn't call them wing nuts. >> dana, you have something to add to that? >> reporter: first of all, i think that she just made an excellent point talking about wing nuts. there are certainly people who are sticking to their guns and they are not going to vote for anything that defies their principles. that is a big part of what has made legislating and xrm so hard, but the one thing i wanted to make sure our viewers know, when i talked about the fact that the speaker suggested he's done compromising, those were my words, no, sir hid words. he was very

the whole business about calling the ex-girlfriends and lisa anders thinks the defendant sent her anh she gets called a shameless whore and seems that the witnesses supply a motive to kill that jodi would be jealous of the ex-girlfriends. >> i talked to a man named dr. hyatt, a plastic is surgeon in mesa, arizona and i asked him, how come we didn't hear from travis' friends because right after the killings they all suspected jodi. the woman lisa you are talking about apparently had her tires slashed by jodi arias or they all suspected that and that is when the e-mails came out. i don't know what she will say that will help the defense, i will be honest with you. >> looks more like jodi abuses the ex-girlfriends than it does the decedent abuses jodi. >> we will have to see. the prosecution has done a really good job in that case. i sit in there every day and we saw the horrible pictures of travis' body. one of the most violent murders i have covered here this town and there is really no other suspects out there and she is admiting that she did this and they have a big hill to climb, t