this sounds pretty remarkable. >> colby gilliam has had a warrant out for his arrest for nearly one year. there has been no sign of him commentss facebook gave them a really big clue. a wanted man since october of last year. investigators have been trying to track him down. even featured him on the most wanted criminal show. tuesdayated them until 's accident on the bay bridge when they posted a traffic update on their facebook page and investigators say that colby gilliam decided to comment. >> next thing you know, a guy familiar to us because he had been recently profiled actually makes a post asking us to correct our information. we've been looking for him and he made a nice post to our facebook age. >> is calm and said, quote on. get the facts before posting -- his comment, "come on. get the facts." violation ofd for probation on a dwi charge in failure to appear for a theft charge. they say a little digging after the facebook post reveals he is likely in south carolina and they are now working on taking him into custody. >> we will work with local authorities and other intelligence

colby is in his 20s. i'm trying to work.ut they are earning poverty wages. >> and he's living in his mom's house. it shows that household formation is going to be one of the big things that takes a hit because of college debt. he can't get out of his house. >> he won't get a wife. >> he can't get out of his house. this is a big deal. each household generates about $450,000 in other benefits to the economy. it's a big number. >> if colby could go out and purchase a home and vanessa could buy new kids for her kids, you are the car lady, all of those would have major effects. >> if colby gets an extra dollar an hour, he's not sending it to the caymans. it's going out in the local economy. >> the disparity is so great. the average walmart employee makes 15,100. the ceo made 20.7 million. if you do the math on that, that's 137,000 percent difference between the average employee and it's hard for people to compute it. >> what people will say to that, well, you must be a communist. if you want to take these good people's money at t

i am jamie colby. we are experiencing extreme weather in the country. severe flooding in upstate new york. one woman is missing and presumed dead after flash floods swept away her mobile home. emergency crews looking for more possible victims and in the west, temperatures are spiking through the roof. mercury expected to be in the 110. death valley, california, it could reach 130 degrees. be careful, folks. an american killed in egypt. the victim was a 21-year-old college student from maryland reportedly one of seven people killed in the violent protest. egypt bracing for larger demonstrations, tomorrow. i am jamie colby, for all of your latest headlines go to fox news.com. >> big news, mortgage rates surging from 3.93 last year to five percent. that is a big jump. a lot of folks believe it is bad news for home sales and prices. emac, you say that is great news. >> it is great news for the housing market temp really. it will get people up off their seats to look in the lower rate. pending home sales in may rocketed higher because people tried to look in

. >> colby?> what the court has reserved is the ability of the institution to take into account the various factors to put together the kind of student body that you want to have. it is not a racial issue in the sense of saying race trumps everything else, but you can take race into account when you put together a student body.>> let me act up a little bit. what do you say to john lewis this is the ruling is a dagger into the heart of the 1965 act? >> i think john lewis is performing his historic role as being a signal of a movement whose time was great and now has past. and -- >> whose time has passed? >> the civil rights movement, as he led it, and i think the court is slowly, gingerly, trying to area -- post- racism is not a phrase they like. >> let's hear from mark. >> as a non-lawyer, i found myself confused because liberals praised the fact that the court ignored doma, the defense of marriage act passed by the congress overwhelmingly, and then objected to the fact that the court ignored the

i'm jamie colby.e looking for sean benshaup who was apparently high operating excavator when downtown building collapsed. six people were killed. he has been arrested at least 11 times since 1994. former south african president back in the hospital today. the 94-year-old admitted for recurring lung infection. government spokesperson saying the condition is serious but he is breathing on his own. the third time since december he has been hospitalized. i am jamie colby. send you back to "cavuto on business." >> neil: all right, this is going to have you at a loss. literally. the government selling 30 million more shares of bailed-out general motors continue to pull away from the to rimmal $15 billion investment, which would be our investment. taxpayers, that would be us, still expected to lose $10 billion on that investment. >> you are not surprised, you expect it. but a huge deal. $10 billion is a lot. i think we went about this the wrong way. free markets could have handled this. they should have gone

i'm jamie colby.nother insideer attack to report that left three american service members dead if the afghanistan. the international military coalition is saying a man in an afghan army uniform turned his weapon on the soldiers that were training him. this happened in the eastern part of the country earlier today. and italian service member also killed following a grenade attack in western afghanistan. back here at home, cleveland man accused of holding three women captive for about a decade has now been indicted on more than 300 charges. ariel castro charged with several count of rape and kidnapping and two counts of aggravated murder for allegedly forcing one of his victims to miscarry. the three women rescued last month after one of them escaped. his attorneys say he will plead not guilty. i'm jamie colby. see you back here again at 1:00 p.m. eastern. back to "forbes" on business. ♪ >> the healthcare law was all about lowering cost and getting the uninsured insured. but a new survey says whopping t

. >> are we giving up essential liberties, colby? >> we are giving up privacy, no question about that. in this case, the program that "the washington post" reported on, we also have congressional oversight. intelligence committees of both houses were very much aware of the scope of this operation, and proved it. you have someone like dianne feinstein of california saying there is nothing new here. you also had the ranking republican say the same thing. >> didn't candidate obama promise transparency in government? >> he had addressed exactly what we are discussing now. in his first inaugural address, january 20, 2009, he had a very important sentence. he said we reject as false the choice between our safety and our ideals. 2013,forward to june 6, aboard air force one, his chief deputy secretary who said, the president welcomes a discussion of the trade-offs between security and civil liberties. i support charleses point. there is either hypocrisy there or president obama has simply grown into the job, but he has certainly reversed him

bay to breakers, beau colby rasmusson indicated he may have gone for a swim. families held several search ms. and his memorial will be held later this month and questions are being rawsed about the safety after recent crimes. the most recent shows a naked man pushing a young woman to the ground. >> you definitely have to walk with somebody to feel safe around the streets. now a days you just never know. >> concerns are stretching for muni. two teenage girls punched a person in the face and stole her purposes. bart police said they have few calls to deplete their resources quickly. >>> they are starting to appear on comments but when you click on the hash tag another window will open showing related conversations. they will allow them starting this week. now you are keeping an eye on the city where you had fell street. >> yes, some of the streets are closed near the encampment and these are live pictures and they have a cherry picture and we are going to have a little more because those streets are closed we have other streets open and one thing is to go around

. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby. the gunman reportedly killed his father and brother what begin as apparent domestic dispute and hijacked a car with a woman inside before shooting at random before running into the college library. dominic, what can you tell us? >> reporter: they delayed the press conference to name the suspect. what they want to do is bring out some of the evidence that that they picked up yesterday. they are going to display in front of the camera crews so the media can see it up close and we don't know quite what that is going to be but we do believe it will be a 25-year-old male that was living on santa monica boulevard as he was shot as he entered the community college yesterday after killing four people. what we are learning from a neighbor he had a troubled past. she described how he is used to bang on the walls and howl like a dog and he was constantly playing death metal music. >> when they divorced what i understand it, he got the older son and she got the younger son. she tried to get the h

this is colby gillam has a warrant out for failure to appear and [indiscernible] deleted his facebook page. a graduation gift no one was expecting and [indiscernible] went to a party and one a fight broke out the class president went to break it out and he was shot in the head today his classmates stood in line for graduation and he was making plans behind-the-scenes he showed up and did something that would cause immaculate thing, he graduated with his class. >> while. >> that is amazing. >> did you everyone crying? >> brain injury. >> amazing achievement. i just want to say as you plan out your weekend, a new model information came in looks like rain again by tomorrow evening for your commute probably some showers more rain through the day on friday and it looks like we get this last wave of rain especially from the eastern shore up through the jersey early saturday morning we may end up clearing out of time to kick off the weekend so there is some good news again tomorrow look for showers by late in the afternoon. >> join us in the morning we have a preview of [indiscernible] if yo

colby, all of america was touched and charmed by the images of you bringing out this tiny little baby deer in your hands. what was going through your mind when you found it? >> i'm sorry, could you repeat the question? >> i'm just saying what was going through your mind when you found this little baby deer? >> what was going through my mind? you want to interview me? i'm sorry i'm having a hard time hearing you. >> let me speak. obviously, a bit of a problem with the line there. what was going through your mind when you found the baby deer? >> oh, when i found the baby deer? we were setting up a defensive tactic on a structure. we had a type one engine and a type six engine. we were just kind of going through the paces, going through what we were trained to do. we saw the deer wrapped up in a wire for a fence, and captain roy dolton was able to untake l it and get it out of there, and we had a short opportunity to get it to somewhere safe, and we took that opportunity, and that is when i got caught on camera walking a baby deer to a sheriff. >> have you had the same reaction that i've

i'm jamie colby. >> brenda: foet the justice department monitor reporter e-ma.e tapping directly in the servers of the top internet mpany. to gain access to e-mail account overseas. this is as we hear the top white house officials. using sack ret e-mail account to conduct government business. >> we shld have a segment entitled they don't get it. if you conduct business with a secret e-mail count you would be fired. why? there is no audit trail. say i wrk for the defense department and i had a secret e-mail account where i was selling secrets to north koreans. guess what, i couldn't be caught. i go to the local starbucks and sign on. there is no audit trail. that is the problem with this. you can't find out who the wrong-doers are and when they are doing wrong things. this is unacceptable. >> brenda: the white house ess secretary michael carneajay carneysaying having th profile officials makes imminentense if they are inundated in one account with the public e-mail or spam or the like. they continue to use the other account for normal work. to beby? >> look. in a

we have someone here saying it is great news for your colby, f your latest headlines go to fox news.com. big news, mortgage rates surging from 3.93 last year to five percent. that is a big jump. a t of folks believe it is bad newsor home sales and prices. emac, you say that is great news. >> it is great news for the housing marketemp really. itill get people up off their seats to look in the lower rate. pending home sal in may rocketed higher because people tried toook in the affordable mortgages now. and that's what realtors said. >> mike, is it great news or bad. >> emacis right. thinink it is going to slow don e rate of the growth we saw in home prices because t economy itself is weak. incomes are n rising and gd was revised downward and people are not hired. that will decrease demand and only thing goosing home prices. >> you areaying it is dicativef a bad economy is not a good one, what do you think, steve? >> th federal reserve will get out of the credit markets and stop suppressing intere rate. lending standards are getting more reasonable. but like the old soviet unon. food was

. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby.unman reportedly killed his father and brother what begin as apparent domestic dispute and hijacked a car with a woman inside before shooting at random before running into the college library. dominic, what can you tell

i'm heather childers, in for jamie colby. details are classified, but we may be learning more as ea

. >> i'm jamie colby. we welcome you to a brand-new hour inside america's mud headquarters. -- headquarters. we're just beginning to see the destruction that was left behind this very violent storm. new video to share with you of just a few of the two dozen tornadoes, that's right, two dozen reportedly touching down in the area and destroying hundreds of homes. nine people dead. among those, a mother and her baby reportedly sucked out of their car while trying to escape the storm. authorities saying devastation from last month's storm may have caused many of the folks there to panic and try to flee the area. that didn't work out for them. they had multiple warnings to sit tight, seek shelter, but they were on the roads. we're also getting a look at amazing video captured by storm chasers while they were driving alongside one of the actual tornadoes. take a look at this. >> oh! we got to keep going. just parallel it. >> one can only imagine what they're thinking. el reno with more from will. >> let me set t

. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby. people will be really shocked how many people had their emails and conversations monitored. it comes as a director of the national intelligence james clap esh defends the program saying it's been authorized by congress. no american citizens under the law can be intentionally targeted but clap ser taking the unusual step of declassifying certain steps of the program. peter doocy live from washington, really all of this is unprecedented. >> reporter: whoever leaked the information about the nsa gathering program has a big target on their back,000 morning because last night, the justice department confirmed that the director of national intelligence had asked them to investigate which if any laws were broken that disclosed this previously classified information. white house is saying before it was disclosed some american lawmakers were briefed, up to 13 times on the surveillance program. deputy national security advisor explained yesterday why the administration for years tried to limit

we are too knee-deep in this i a jamie colby.end you back to "cavuto on busess." >> neil: all right, this is going to have you at a loss. literally. th government sellng 30 million more saresof bailed-out general motors continue to pull away from the to rimmal $15 billion investment, which would be our investment. taxpars, that would be us, still expected to lose $10 billion on that investment. >> you are not surprised, you expect it. but a huge deal. $10 billion is a lot. i think we went about this the wrong way. free markets could have handled this. they should have gone bankrupt. it was designed to save the unions or to benefit unions. we paid a big price for it i think as miles pe miles per ame. >> ironic that bailed-out bank underwrite bail-out company ipo or the secondary ofring is the best way to put it. ed whitaker, the former ceo put it best. he said they should have drop it all at once. ty could he sold out all at once and whitaker's point if they did it the first time, because there was so much demand they could have s

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i'm jamie colby. >> eric: i'm eric shawn.cting head of irs will be on holt seed responding to lawmakers' questions about the video and continuing irs scandal. this after president obama asked his predecessor to resign. it seems that the allegation of the irs targeting of conservative groups and scandals are only growing. peter doocy with the latest. >> reporter: the latest temperature funded irs produced video kind of looks what you get at the cat of show glee was made entirely of accountants. it's set to the cupid shuffle and very popular at weddings and tax jokes and dancing. ♪ >> they finally got it. i'm so proud. they are ready for anaheim. [ applause ] >> you know what happened at anaheim. 2600 irs employees watched that video and another video that spoofed star trek. it cost the irs a combined $60,000 to produce. this thursday, a hearing at the house oversight committee will focus on this kind of wasteful spending. two other hearings on monday and the ways and means committee on tuesday will address the problem of irs a

. >> joe: they don't have colby lewis, matt harrison and alexi ogan ogando, three guys that they weresest guy is joaquin soria. he's a guy they gave a two-year deal to to help their bullpen. a base hit into center off the bat of beltran. we have our first base runner of the night. beltran's on with one out here in the bottom half. and with the injuries and the guys they called up, the three young arms really pitched well early. that's why through may 19th they had the best record in baseball. and they were rolling. they built up a seven-game lead in the a.l. west, under .500 since may 20th at 13-17. that's the fourth worst record in major league baseball. and they just came out of

welcome to "america's news headquarters," everyone, i'm jamie colby. >> i'm eric shawn. good morning on this sunday morning. edward snowden, of course, is wanted in the u.s. for stealing government secrets and espionage. here's what we know right up to this minute. he remains on the run. reportedly boarding that plane earlier this morning. apparently leaving hong kong legally. after officials there said an extradition request filed by the united states, in their view, did not fully comply with their law. and there is a report that he's accompanied by a team of diplomats and legal advisers from wikileaks as he tries to seek asylum. now there's word that he may be gearing up to make yet another move that would be beyond the reach of american law. live in washington with the very latest on his trail, hi, peter. >> hi, eric. word from the justice department this morning, just because edward snowden is apparently on his way to a democratic country for asylum doesn't mean the united states isn't going to try to track him down. here's the latest statement from the doj. it says,

i'm jamie colby. >> good morning, jamie. and good morning, everyone. i'm eric shawn. the scorching heat is intensifying. the mercury as jamie just said, take a look. soaring again today. this after death valley came within striking distance of the highest temperature ever recorded on planet earth. 134 degrees. what do we have in store today? chief meteorologist live in the fox extreme weather center. rick, it's unbelievable. 134 degrees. how can anyone even deal with that? >> yeah. and that was 100 years ago. yesterday got to around 124 in death valley. i think in the next couple days we'll see some 128s, 129s. incredibly hot. that one fatality you were talking about is an eltderly man who didn't have any air-conditioning. that's why we say check in on the elderly. a lot of people living on a fixed income and really don't want to or can't afford to turn on the air-conditioning. they need to right now. get them into your homes or get them to a cooling center. already this morning, so what? it's 7:00 in the morning in phoenix and it's 95 degrees, 93 in needles. 93 in ve

. >> twenty minutes past the hour, hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby.al grand jury returning a 30-count indictment against boston marathoner suspect joe car tsarnaev. you'll recall in april three people were killed, more than 260 injured in two explosions near the marathon finish line. a epartment of justice news conference expected to begin at 3 p.m. eastern, that'll be from boston. keep it on fox. >>> former new england patriot aaron hernandez back in court for a bail hearing -- still in court, in fact, and yesterday he was charged with first murder in the june 17th death of odon lloyd. his attorneys argue he should be released on bail. and in south africa, one of nelson mandela's daughters is saying his health did improve overnight, but he's still in critical condition. the 94-year-old hospitalized with a recurrent lung infection. those are your latest headlines, i'm jamie colby with, i'll end it back to adam and trace a si. adam: you have a good rest of your afternoon. we're watching pending home sales in may because they surged to the highest level

i am jamie colby. this is your father news minute.y would have prevented illegal immigrants from taking their first steps towards -- the united nations says the death toll in syria has reached an astounding amount. last month, the un refugee agency announced 5 million civilians have fled the country. veteran nascar driver was up last night in a crash at bridgeport speedway in new jersey. it left the dirt track and flipped several times. he was only 37. those are your news headlines. i am jamie colby. then again, i know you are a huge racing fan. what a huge loss. dagen: he leaves behind a 5-year-old son, charlie. the national weather service issuing a thunderstorm watch for the d.c. area. connell: rich and then have more pa teamed the storm has moved out of area for now. reagan international airport had about a half dozen flights canceled or delayed. take a look at ssme of the airports here. laguardia are subject to delays. philly, 45 minutes to an hour. this is all because of what has been rolling to the east coast here. when you loo

i am jamie colby. the american ceo that was held hostage for six days has been let three. until he agreed to pay nearly 100 workers two-month salary. in south africa, one of nelson mandela's daughters think his health did improve overnight. president obama africa today and will be in south africa tomorrow. renewal services being held right now for actor james gandolfini. he died in italy of a sudden heart attack last week. broadway theaters playing tribute to him last night. those are your headlines at this hour. back to dennis. i will see you in an hour. dennis: thank you very much, jamie. diane macedo joins us now with a look at the crumbling empire. diane: is a growing list now. target jumping on board. we heard from walmart. they are also going to sever ties. a long list. smithfield foods, food network, home depot and a few others are dropping paula deen. this comes in the wake of the racial discrimination lawsuit being brought by one of her former employees saying she used racial slurs in the workplace. she said she wanted it to be a plantation style wedding she says

hey, colby. sac kicked this back. again? yeah, they want to know where we're at on the title 3s.? we're heading out. oh, yeah, you going to the stash house? yeah, we're gonna pick up breakfast first. okay, egg whites on wheat, please. granger? lumberjack special, double the pancakes, please. what's going on? oh, uh, narcotics is shorthanded. aic asked me to fill in for a few weeks. they asked or you asked? i think it's better, don't you? liz, it's not like i don't think you're a good agent. i mean, i still want you on the team. yeah, i can't help but wonder if you'd be saying the same thing if i was the one who called it off. hey, don, i got a judge on the phone about the title 3s, but he wants to talk to you.

. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby. 30-year-old is charged with stealing government secrets and charged withspionage. they say he was allowed to leave hong kong for russia after they refused an extradition from the u.s. saying the country didn't comply with their laws. final destination is still up in the air. steve centanni with what we know at this point. >> reporter: watching and waiting at moscow airport for a possible glimpse that flew are there from hong kong. an airline official confirms that he was on the plane and he intended to fly on cuba and from there to venezuela. head of the nsa that once employed him had this comment today. >> it's clearly an individual who has betrayed the trust and confidence we had in him. this is an individual who is not act weigh noble intent. this is an individual with top secret clearance whose duty it was to administer these networks and he stole some of our secrets. >> reporter: there are strong opinions about snowden and about the nsa spying that he uncovered. >> i've been a critic of this collection for years. i have offered amendments on the floor

i'm jamie colby. this is your fox news mmnute.te, according to louisiana state police one person has died, at least 30 people are injured at the scene of that explosion and fire at a petrochemical plant near baton rouge. the williams company plant is in the town of of guysmar. it makes highly flammable gases. we'll keep it updated. >> a massive storm is heading east. there is rare june nor'easter. it could bring heavy rains and floods from new york to boston late tonight and friday. other storms will post a threat of widespread damaging wind and large hail. >>> severe thunderstorms halted the u.s. open at the merion golf club for three 1/2 hours but play has resumed in the first round of the 113th national championship. forecasters expect more severe thunderstorms that would interrupt play again later today and tomorrow. those are the newest headlines on the fox business network. i'm jamie colby, sending it back to you, lori. lori: jamie, thank you so much as always. >>> breaking news. want to direct your attention back to the sto

. >> i'm jaime colby. welcome to "america's news headquarters." the president is reportedly issuing a top secret directive to his national security team. and what he did in it is he asked them to make a list of potential overseas targets for cyberattacks. the leak then coming to light as the president meets with his chinese counterpart with talks over the contentious issue. we go now live to

i'm jamie colby. this is your fox news minute.this hour, tropical storm andrea strengthens as approaching florida's gulf coast. it is expected to make landfall soon. national hurricane center says a tornado threat continues for much the florida peninsula. seeing heavy rains hitting much of the state. sit of st. petersburg handing out sandbags to its residents. >>> over in new jersey the governor, chris christie appointed state attorney general jeffrey caisa to fill the u.s. senate seat left vacant by the death of democratic senator frank lautenberg. he is a temporary replacement though. there will also be a special election coming up. he will run in that. christie scheduled for october to fill to the seat. >> pope francis will remain at the vatican this summer instead of heading off to the traditional papal retreat where they escaped rome he is heat for centuries, including his predecessor, poem emeritus, benedict. those are the headlines on the fox business network. i'm jamie colby. let's send it back to tracy. tracy: i love hear

i'm heather childers, in for jamie colby. the details are classified, but we may be learning more as early as tomorrow and lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are responding to the latest claims. steve centanni is live in washington with more. steve. >> reporter: former vice-president dick cheney, one of the architects of our current security arrangement said that nsa leaker eric snowden is a traitor and that president obama is wrong when he says the war on terrorism is winding down. >> first of all, he's wrong. it is not winding down. if you look at part of the world that is available as safe harbor sanctuary for terrorists and botched ooh tacks against the united states, it runs across north africa. all the places that the muslim brotherhood has come to power. the threat's bigger than ever. and we have the proliferation of nuclear weapons and weapons of mass destruction. >> reporter: intelligence community briefed congress on the justification for the surveillance programs and claimed that dozens of terrorist attacks wer

director william colby testifying. he was asked if he found the work of the committee unwelcome. >> no, as i said, i welcome the chance to try to describe to the american people what intelligence is really about today. it is an opportunity to show how we americans have modernized the concept of intelligence. >> if you would, christopher pyle, take this forward from what came out of the church committee hearings that start with your expos a from being a military whistleblower, to what you see today with edward snowden. what we have seen in the ensuing years has been a vast explosion in intelligence gathering capabilities. but the most significant part of that is the fact that civilian corporations are now doing the government's park. 70% of the intelligence budget in the u.s. today goes to private contractors like booz allen, which employed edward snowden. this is a major change in the power of surveillance. it now goes not only to the government by private corporations. article, yout raised when you see as the real iss

. >> i'm jaime colby. welcome to "america's news headquarters." the president is reportedly issuing a top secret directive to his national security team. and what he did in it is he asked them to make a list of potential overseas targets for cyberattacks. the leak then coming to light as the president meets with his chinese counterpart with talks over the contentious issue. we go now live to palm springs, california. ed, great to see you. the new revelations, have they overshadowed the president's meeting with the president of china? >> good to see you and no doubt it is overshadowing this mini summit. the obama administration wanted to come in with a strong hand and press the chinese on the security. there have been the revelations one after another suggesting that the obama administration has expanded the bush administration's surveillance to try and disrupt terror attacks. the president defending all of this yesterday in two different sessions with reporters saying it is limited surveillance, it is legal and a tough balance between security and

. >> i'm jamie colby. brand-new hour inside america's mud headquarters. -- headquarters. we're just beginning to see the destruction that was left behind this very violent storm. new video to share with you of just a few of the two dozen tornadoes, that's right, two dozen reportedly touching down in the area and destroying hundreds of homes. nine

so we wanted to get that early and invited him to have discussions with tim colby and others in order to draft their opinion letter. we got that early on. we used the caucus. we got bipartisan support come including members of the democrat party who had been a member of the organization at issue here, a strong supporter of it. with that, we got it through committee fairly easily. it went to my committee in the senate. because we had the groundwork waste on strong language that was vetted by the organization that litigate this on a daily basis, it got through fairly easily and was signed into law by the governor two days after we got it to his desk. underestimaten't the ability of this program and the connections made here to influence policy at the state level. policy makers who don't deal with this on a daily basis find input from you as thought leaders and valuable on this issue. we often want to do the right thing, but we don't always know how to craft the language in order to do that. and to choose between different alternatives as we had in idaho. so i found the caucus to be a hu

and defeat things, and so we wanted to get that early and invited him to have discussions with kim colby and others in order to draft their opinion letter. so we got that early on. we used the caucus, we got bipartisan support including members of the democrat party who had been a member of the organization at issue here, was a strong supporter of it. and with that we got it through committee fairly easily. it went through my committee in the senate. on the floor the vote was 30-5 in favor, and then on the house side the vote was 56-11. so we had bipartisan support. and because we had the groundwork based on strong language that was vetted by the organizations that litigate this on a daily basis, it got through fairly easily and was signed into law by the governor two days after we got it to his desk. and so i would say don't underestimate the ability of this program and the connections that are made here to influence policy at the state level. policymakers who don't necessarily deal with this on a daily basis find input from you as thought leaders invaluable on this issue, and we often

stephan colby was nervous on first day of work hiding under the desk.e is pepper. 1 and a half-year-old akit that, golden retriever mix. tough dogs. >> alisyn: using the computer. smart. >> tucker: they will eat you. >> clayton: let's talk about this. interesting book has come out by a doctor. basically she is arguing that men are now giving up marriage, they are boycotting marriage. they are boycotting the american dream. they are stepping away from fatherhood because basically women -- it's women -- it's your fault, alli. >> alisyn: men on strike. and here is the author's quote. the new world order is a place where men are discriminated against. forced into a hostile environment in school and later in college and held in contempt by society. maybe there is no insensitive to grow up anymore. it used to be that being a grown up responsible man was rewarded with respect, power and deference. now not so much. >> tucker: every word of that is true. who cares? if you are a man, stop whining and reclaim your birth right which is mass could you lint. mass cou

welcome to "america's news headquarters," everyone, i'm jamie colby. >> i'm eric shawn., is wanted in the u.s. for stealing government secrets and espionage. here's what we know right up to this minute. he remains on the run. reportedly boarding that plane