i'm jamie colby. >> i'm eric shawn. joining us, dr. marc siegel. associate professor of medicine at nyu's langone medical center. also author of inner pulse, unlocking the secret to sickness and health. >> you get two opinions today. dr. david samadi, great to see you. chief of robotics. >> hello, good afternoon, and hello. we start with something that's really important. you go to the doctor, you want antibiotics because you feel lousy and usually you get them. there's a brand new report that says doctors are still overprescribing antibiotics. the study finds 6 of 10 patients

colby, ands, everything burns. >> well, you will fail. [laughter] their job for the 20 years they have been on the staff together with me on the other side -- [laughter] >> you are really a pussycat. barbarian ise really rudy giuliani. >> congratulations. hail to the washington franchise . the name controversy. it is a racial epithet. you should not be using that to sell this national sports theme to america or the world. tests the name of the washington nfl franchise -- he did tests the name of the washington nfl franchise. the owner of the washington redskins, dan snyder, has made it abundantly clear he has no intention of changing the name. colby, you grew up in the city. does the name bother you? >> yes. in the interest of time -- you , native americans did not come up with this name, regardless of what people think. this name was assigned by people. ies" was assigned to african-american slaves. we did not ask for that designation. it was wrong then. it's wrong now. >> dan snyder says it was never labeled. it was and continues to be a

i'm jamie colby. we love your e-mails and we read them, too.n from houston writes there is a large underground need for baby boomers who take care of their parents at home. sometimes those like us feel so detached from the world. it requires coordinating competent care and seldom taking time out for one's self-. eric, it's a problem for so many of us. dr. siegel, what suggestions do you have for folks trying to balance it all? >> first of all, this is a really important topic. baby boomers are getting older. they have more medical problems. the elderly, their parents have more medical problems and we're keeping them alive longer now. we have more technology. so you have people that themselves have medical problems, taking care of parents with medical problems. and maybe they didn't treat you that well when you were a kid. maybe you have resentments build up and maybe now you have to take care of people that weren't nice to you or you're taking care of them out of love, they were great to you and you want to pay them back for all you did as a ki

i am jaime colby and i will see you back here at 1:00 p.m. in america's news headquarters. >> i think a system based on the massive redistribution of corporation and energy companies any companies exploiting the environment i think the very concept of profit should be reduced. david cameron says profit is a dirty word and i say it is a filthy word. >> multimillionaire russell brand sounding a theme that one hears more of in today's popular culture that there is more shame in taking profits than there is in taking government handouts. is this a theme shared by younger generations? sabrina, is there now more shame with taking profits than taking government handouts? >> sadly, i think there is. i think that president obama, the democratic party and hollywood share in a lot of the blame for this. russell brand who is worth more than $15 million is not saying anything that we haven't heard from democrats or congress. do you remember the convention last year? it was three days of pitting americans against each other. rich versus poor and wall stree

i'm jamie colby. the government shutdown is now in day 12. and i'm going to give you a live look at the house floor, where congressional lawmakers are voting on more mini spending bills as the debt ceiling deadline looms just five days away. the senate will meet this morning as well, and the focus there is an attempt to move forward with a six-month plan to raise our debt ceiling and give lawmakers more time to pass a budget. >>> in afghanistan, talks are continuing today over the future of our troops in that country. secretary of state john kerry arriving unannounced in kabul last night to meet with afghan president hamid karzai over keeping troops in the country after the 2014 withdrawal deadline. as many as 10,000 troops are expected now to stay. >>> i'm jamie colby. and i'll see you back here at 1:00 p.m. eastern for america's news headquarters. but first, back to "cavuto on business" on fox. >>> talk about a kick in the gas. a top union leader wants to hike the federal gas tax. the head of the laborers international union in north americ

i'm jamie colby. government shutdown day 12. still no deal in sight.eting right now and the senate will meet later this morning. this is a live look at the house floor. as the debt ceiling deadline looms five days away. the clock is ticking, as president obama warns it would not be wise to flirt with default before the upcoming holiday season. speaking of holidays and tourists and visitors, national parks are starting to reopen despite the government shutdown. one example is the stature of liberty. expected to welcome visitors once again starting tomorrow. after the state of new york says they will shoulder the cost at a price tag of more than $61 tow,000 to -- $61,000 to keep it open. unclear when forry service from new jersey side of the park will reopen. i'm jamie colby. back to "forbes on fox." keep it here on the fox news channel. the most powerful name in news. >>> well, the healthcare exchange is starting up but not running smoothly. now fears that identity theft could start running rampant. some states issuing public warnings to be careful of s

i'm jamie colby. a tense standoff coming to a close overnight in california. police say a gunman suspected of wounding a federal immigration agent and three local officers in a sacramento suburb surrendered finally to police just after midnight following an hours-long standoff. police say 32-year-old sammy durant shot the four officers and then barricaded himself inside a home. three officers are listed as stable. the other is really in serious condition still. >>> and a peaceful protest turning violent in brazil. they are demanding free transportation, clashing with police, destroying turnstiles and atms, spray painting slogans on the city's main bus terminal. at least one police officer was injured. >>> more headlines 30 minutes away. i'm jamie colby. keep it right here on the fox news channel. back now to "bulls and bears." >>> ok. hold onto your seat. or more like your wallet. because senate majority leader harry reid is on the hunt for more money. as in more taxes. and says you're fine with that. >> the only people who feel there shouldn't be more coming

and ied that no documentation. >> colby, have you found new employment yet? still going inside stores and trying to organize the associates, but i will have to file for unemployment. i'm still currently seeking another job as well. >> how worried are you that this firing is going to affect your ability to find other employment? >> i'm not worried at all, because i know what i was doing was right. every day that i was absent and taking those strikes, they were legally protected and walmart simply didn't adhere to our federal laws and decided to break the law by firing me. so i know i can still go to another job and be employed because what i was doing was right and protected legally. >> colby harris, we appreciate your courage. i said before when you were here in nerdland that i believe you were being courageous, now, obviously, you believe that you've been fired as a result of this it and yet you continue to speak out, and that for me counts as real courage. thank you. >> thank you, i appreciate it. >>> up next, there is someone very special coming to nerdlan

jamie colby and kelly wright take over. and republican congresswoman marsha blackburn. sunday." >>> hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby. >> good to be with you, jamie, i'm kelly wright. president obama now trying to ensure americans that the federal health care website should be running at full speed in just a few more weeks. this after nearly a week of technical failures and delays. >> and there is brand-new backlash against government spying. hundreds gathering right now in our nation's capital and they're protesting the u.s. surveillance programs. >>> plus, a double edge sword. u.s. manufacturers pushing

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welcome to "america's news headquarters." >> i'm jamie colby. news this hour for you, we have some new developments in the road range case in new york. a group of bikers chased a driver for blocks and beat him in front of his family. undercover cops, at least one of them, among the bikers, we're told, as it happened, and he's being accused of doing nothing to stop it. but did he have to? we're going to ask our legal panel. >> snow is slamming the midwest. that's not all that's

. >>> hello, everyone, i'm jamie colby. >> i'm kelly wright. topping the news this hour, day 12 of the government shutdown. coming up, why lawmaker, may not be any closer to ending the stalemate and what it could mean for the nation's looming debt crisis. >> plus, it led what many are describing as a national disgrace. now we're going to tell you when the families of fallen soldiers are finally expected to receive their death benefits. >>> new details on that salmonella outbreak. how far has it spread? and why doctors have been so hard pressed to get it under control. >>> but first, we're going to begin with the latest efforts to end the stalemate in washington. into its 12th day now. we are seeing lawmakers gathering for a special saturday session. trying to hammer out a deal. after president rejects another house plan to get everything open again. while a senate team has just rejected a plan to raise the nation's spending limit. ahead of this week's debt ceiling deadline. wrapping it up all for us, live in washington. >> there are signs that

jamie colby and kelly wright take over. and republican congresswoman marsha blackburn. "fox news sunday." >>> hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby. >> good to be with you, jamie, i'm kelly wright. president obama now trying to ensure americans that the federal health care website should be running at full speed in just a few more weeks. this after nearly a week of technical failures and delays. >> and there is brand-new backlash against government spying. hundreds gathering right now in our nation's capital and they're protesting the u.s. surveillance programs. >>> plus, a double edge sword. u.s. manufacturers pushing for consumers to buy american but brand-new reports suggest similar trends in other countries could impact u.s. exports. we'll explore that, straight ahead. >>> first, though, a fox news alert on breaking details on a new effort to free the pakistani doctor that helped the u.s. track down osama bin laden. pakistan's prime minister is now vowing to review the case of after meeting privately with several u.s. lawmakers in washington this week. he has been serving

i'm jamie colby. tracy: thank you, jamie colby. >> take care, trace.ye new homes on tiny pieces of property are popping up. some of southern california's trendiest neighborhood. i like the idea of a small little house. adam housley joins us from venice with more. find me one, adam. >> well you know, tracy if you don't have kids or any animals and go out and about in some of the trendy neighborhoods a small home makes a lot of sense. we talk about trenddy, you mentioned california, in southern california, venice is one of the most trendy places you can come to. when you come here there is not a lost space in vin necessary -- venice behind me. it hughesed to have two homes the now is it is one home and they are attached at the walls. >> it is not your parents house. >> it's a small lot house. a tiny trend that started in los angeles and is now building up across the west. >> we think it appeals mostly to young professionals. a lot of college educated right out of college who probably don't have kids yet. >> the narrow homes are usually stacked two to thr

i'm jami colby. veterans are gathering tt world war ii memorial protesting our government's shutdown. republican senator ted cruz and former alaska governor sarah palin joining in those demonstrations. these groups also storming the lincoln memorial, walking past the security guards to visit another barricaded historic place. meanwhile, the government shutdown enters day 13. the senate going back to work today, but the house already headed home to celebrate columbus day. not expected to reconseen until tuesday, leaving lawmakers with only a few days before the debt ceiling deadline and only a few days before america could possibly default on its debt. i'm jami coldby. it's great to have you here on the fox news channel. i'll see you at the top of the hour for another hour of america's headquarters. back to "media buzz." >>> it's hardly unusual for the thes to call in sympathetic xhem taters for a private chat. barack obama has done that several times with liberal pundits. but this was a surprise, the

i'm jamie colby. great to have you here.t will be three weeks since the federal online insurance exchange opened. the glitches everyone talked about are far from fixed. today the president is expected to once again defend the program that republicans are so determined to get rid of, they're willing to wait. >> obamacare is the worst piece of legislation that has been passed in the last half century. the single biggest step in the direction europeanizing our country. we need to get rid of it. if the american people will give us majority of senate and a new president that is exactly what we're going to do. jamie: senior white house for inaffairs correspondent wendell goler joins me from the white house. wendell, good morning. what do you expect to hear from the president today? >> reporter: the president's aides say the problems with the obamacare website are unacceptable to him. he ordered hhs to gather the best and brightest computer experts from government and private industry to put them to work on the problem. meanwhile p

." >> i'm jamie colby. topping the news this hour for you, we have some new developments in the road range case in new york. a group of bikers chased a driver for blocks and beat him in front of his family. undercover cops, at least one of them, among the bikers, we're told, as it happened, and he's being accused of doing nothing to stop it. but did he have to? we're going to ask our legal panel. >> snow is slamming the midwest. that's not all that's causing millions of dollars of damage in america's midsection. we will tell you when the storms could stop. >> and who could forget little super star? we have some good news about cancer patient and toughest nebraska husker, the toughest you've ever met, jack kaufman. >>> first, we begin with a fox news alert on the latest effort in washington to end the partial government shutdown. both houses of congress gathering today for a very special weekend session. just a short time ago, the house just passing a bill that would give furloughed federal workers back pay.

. >>> good evening, everybody, live from oracle, the lakers came in without an injured colby bryant. would not have made a difference against the basketball team. in the opener, big show before the game with a team with big expectations. the brothers were back at it again. to clay thompson who had 38 points. the warriors defense led to offense. after the steal, currie hit david lee for the bucket. warriors win 125-94. the average for a ticket tonight at fenway park was around $2,000. cardinals rookie trying to force a game seven, but in the third, shane banged one off the monster with the bases loaded. everybody scores on a triple to make it 3-0 boston. when he strikes out matt carpenter to end the game, it's the third title in ten years and it's the first time since 1918 boston celebrated a championship at fenway. sharks taking on the kings, san jose had a 3-2 lead with under 8 minutes to go. justin williams tied on a power play and the kings win in overtime. bad news there, great news tonight for the golden state warriors who sent a message to the lakers about this division. that's

economy rather than total depends on manufacturing, for example, and secondly reducing the impact of colby coy shutting down the inefficient and highly polluted plants. and then also trying to include the kind of ambitious from coal developing thin coal, as it report, and then enforcing a stringent emission standards on private cars. and it's even higher than those in america. of course, there is a huge problem, and a tremendous growth of car ownership. >> and andrew leung-- >> and also small cities. >> i want to get into the issue of cars. do the chinese feel like they're willing to sacrifice their cars and mobility, such a new phase of growth in the country for the betterment of society and the problem of air pollution? >> well, people are not asked to give up their cars. there are many who are eagle for own their first car. it's the emissions standards that have been strictly enforced now. and then these standards are higher than those in europe, for example, and higher than those in america. that's the thing. and of course they've got to pay a little bit more for it, but then everythin

i'm jamie colby. that's "fox reports tonight."> tonight on "huckabee," denying military death benefits. >> putting military families war widows in the cross hairs of a political shutdown, someone should be fired. >> national park rangers using scare tactics to deny paying customers access. >> you could feel the element of fear. >> as washington plays political games, real americans are left to deal with the real consequences. >>> and his health insurance went up to $10,000. she says obama care has raped her future. real americans on how the affordable care act is making life unaffordable.

and i am at jaime colby tv, shocker. thank you for signing up and thanks for joining us. shannon bream is in our nation's capitol with another hour of america's news headquarters. have a great day, everybody. see you next time. >>> i'm shannon bream live from washington where we begin a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. joy owe owe obamacare -- >> obamacare figures spark more questions than answers and the president is set to talk health care. will he address the melt down and will she keep her job as calls for her resignation grows. the president wants to turn to immigration reform. can republicans get united over this complicated issue? coming up dana perino, co-host of "the 5" joins us to weigh in. and a lone star state's fight against the epa reaches the u.s. supreme court. justices will decide if the obama administration's federal regulations amount to an illegal power grab. texas attorney general greg abbott joins us live. >>> we begin with obamacare. the president is expected to talk about the flawed,

were that colby used was demagoguery and republicans agree with that. would it points out is the republican party is two parties. you have an established way -- establishment wing and the tea party wing. >> we are playing with fire here. aren't we? >> full faith and credit of the united states is on the block here. to meet our financial responsibilities, debts that we have incurred, to say those will send shockwaves through the u.s. economy and the world economy. look at all the creditors out there who will [inaudible] domestically and foreign. john boehner understands that. as a senior member of that house, he understands that. crazies do not understand that. the crazies want to send the country over the cliff. and others boehner to stand up to them. >> they should be getting the yips over this. there is a delusional faction of some members of the house where they say we can still pay our international debts. if you do that, you can bet people will not get their social security checks and that is the kind of thing we are talking about. the rest of the

i'm jamie colby. >> i'm eric shawn. the dangerous pair. they didn't scale the prison walls or dig out a tunnel underneath. guess what. they literally walked right out of the front door, due to forged documents that ordered their release, supposedly, but their run from the law ended after authorities tracked them down, hiding at this hotel in panama city, florida. brian has been following this and is live with the latest. hi, brian. >> a manhunt finally came to a sudden end at 6:40 eastern time in front of that motel, the coconut grove motor in motel in panama city, about 300 miles away from orlando, about 100 miles away from the prison, the franklin correctional institute in which they walked out freely. at the motel last night, a task force of about 20 u.s. marshals and law enforcement surrounded the motel using a p.a. system. they called out for jenkins and walkers to come out. with no resistance, they came out. they left their hotel room and came out to the authorities. they were arrested at that time. we know they were not armed and we

i'm jamie colby. >> i'm eric shawn. joining us, dr. marc siegel. associate professor of medicine at nyu's langone medical center. also author of inner pulse, unlocking the secret to sickness and health. >> you get two opinions today. dr. david samadi, great to see you. chief of robotics. >> hello, good afternoon, and hello. we start with something that's really important. you go to the doctor, you want antibiotics because you feel lousy and usually you get them. there's a brand new report that says doctors are still overprescribing antibiotics. the study finds 6 of 10 patients with a sore throat are prescribed antibiotics even though they say only 1 infection in 10 is severe enough to have antibiotics. dr. siegel, you go to the doctor and say, cure me. are antibiotics always the immediate answer? >> absolutely not, eric. this is quite disappointing. this comes out of harvard and they found doctors are prescribing antibiotics for sore throats 60% of the time, the same in 2000. for bronchitis, 73% of the time. the amount of doctor visits has tripled

i'm jamie colby. a two-alarm fire at the iconic new york city macy's store. look at these pictures.ay it started in the basement last night, sending plumes of smoke into the air, forcing shoppers and store clerks into the street. more than 100 firefighters beating back the flames in about an hour. there were no injuries reported, thankfully. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> and the white house vowing to fix the troubled obama care website by november 30, giving some consumers just two weeks to sign up for coverage after that. those are the folks whose current policies are being cancelled because they don't meet new federal standards. and the president's new troubleshooter on the project meanwhile says a unit of united health care will lead the job. now back to neil cavuto only here on the fox news channel, the most powerful name in news. >>> well, drive more and pay more. that's the deal with a new mileage tax set for drivers in oregon. for now, it's a voluntary program, but some lawmakers are hoping it will eventually replace the safe gas tax. other states ar

i'm jamie colby. >> i'm eric shawn. joining us, dr. marc siegel.ssor of medicine at nyu's langone medical center. also author of inner pulse, unlocking the secret to sickness and health. >> you get two opinions today. dr. david samadi, great to see you. chief of robotics. >> hello, good afternoon, and hello. we start with something that's really important. you go to the doctor, you want antibiotics because you feel lousy and usually you get them. there's a brand new report that says doctors are still overprescribing antibiotics.

. >> i'm jamie colby. i guess we can hope it's lucky day 13, but meanwhile, we welcome you to america's news headquarters and tell you the situation in washington is reaching a boiling point. also set up with the whole thing, our nation's military veterans who are now fighting back in a million veteran march on our nation's capitol. they have been gathering there all morning in huge numbers because they want to get paid. they want their benefits. and peter, who will be joining us live in just a few minutes, no question there, will be weather or not the world war ii memorial in washington, d.c. will be open for them as well as the money they deserve. >> and later on today, senate majority leader harry reid and mitch mcconnell will be getting together. can those two gentlemen save our nation and get us out of this mess. it will be up to them to cobble together some type of deal that will be acceptable to both sides. how did this all start? back on september 20th, you may recall the house voted to approve leg

. >>> i'm jamie colby. more headlines for you 30 minutes away. right now, keep it on the fox news channel, the most powerful news channel in the nation. >>> after all the glitches, republican senator pat roberts telling health and human services secretary it's time to ditch. he wants her resignation. but is the bigger target the controversy the woman who will be in charge of enforcing the health care law? sarah halli ingram is under fir for reportedly sharing confidential information with the white house during that targeting scandal. and you say it's time to take the irs out of the health care picture. >> that's right. get rid of all of them. does this surprise anybody that the irs is being used as a political weapon by the obama administration? the obama administration is only the latest administration because they are the ones currently in power. the irs has been used as a political weapon since jay edgar hoover. they have been -- look at what they have done this year. targeting the certain conservative groups. and now sharing confidential inf

@jamie colby. please follow me, bill. >>> the pentagon is reportedly reporting that the budget problems that our military could have trouble handing one war. defense secretary chuck hagel says the budget cuts half, half reduced the size of our military and something needs to be done. >> in the months ahead congress will have an opportunity to remove this shadow of uncertainty as they work to craft a balanced, long-term spending bill. if this fiscal uncertainty continues it will have an impact on our economy, our national security, and america's standing in the world. >> well military budget analysts are suggesting the army's just crying wolf. they are claiming that if it changed the way it organizes itself and how it fights the army can make do with far fewer soldiers. i'm not so sure. >> federal workers who were furloughed or worked without pay during the shutdown will get it back in the next paycheck. we expected this. most will have to wait nearly two weeks the government reopened yesterday, as

i'm jamie colby and it's time for sunday house call. >> and i'm eric shaw, and joining us is dr.c siegel, authors of the inner pulse on unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. >> and dr. samadi. he's a professor too. and great to see both of you. thank you for joining us on "sunday house call." i wanted to begin with this new research on the fight against alzheimer's. there's a study that finds that doctors soon may be able to

i'm jamie colby and it's time for sunday house call. >> and i'm eric shaw, and joining us is dr. marc siegel, authors of the inner pulse on unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. >> and dr. samadi. he's a professor too. and great to see both of you. thank you for joining us on "sunday house call." i wanted to begin with this new research on the fight against alzheimer's. there's a study that finds that doctors soon may be able to detect the disease years before the first symptoms set in. dr. siegel, how early? >> this is pretty exciting. it's out of johns hopkins and published in a major journal called neurology. and it looked at the idea of looking at the fluid that's around the brain, the csf, we call it. that flawuid we're going to tal about in a second topic as well. that's not only a accusatiocush it absorbs waste products from the brain that the brain makes as it's working. if you have these two very abnormal proteins, if they build up in the fluid around the brain, it may be a marker that five years down the line, you might have a problem thinking. you may be fo

hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby. this is your fox news minute.ing on congress to finish an immigration bill by the end of the year and that might be difficult given strong opposition from republicans. the president said congress has enough time to finish the bill by year's end. >>> well the new attorney for kennedy cousin michael skakel hopes to file a motion to get him out on bail now that skakel has been grant ad new trial by a connecticut judge. the reason? his old attorney failed to adequately rep send him the judge found when he was convicted in 2000 two of killing his neighbor. >>> the boston red sox taking an early lead in the 2013 world series, beating the st. louis cardinals 8-1 in the first game but the cardinals have a chance. they may tie it up with the second game of the world series takes place tonight in boston, 8:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch it only on your local fox station. those are the news headlines on the fox business network. i'm jamie colby. back to ashley and tracy. ashley: jamie, thank you so much. chilly at fenway. br

hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby this is your fox news minute.r kwame kilpatrick sentenced to 28 years in prison after being convicted of conspiracy, extortion and bribery. they say his criminal acts robbed detroit of millions of dollars when the city was already in desperate shape. >>> in sports the st. louis cardinals move on to face the los angeles dodgers in the national league championship series eliminating the pittsburgh pirates 6-0. the oakland athletics tonight host the detroit tigers. >>> within the last hour, hard to believe, rockledge end paul mccartney played an impromptu concert here in new york's times square. sir paul played, hey jude, eight days a week and songs from his upcoming album, new. the album will be released on tuesday. knew i should have gone out for lunch. those are the news headlines on fox business network. back to lori. lori: it is me. >> hey jude is done. take care, guys. lori: hot topic of the day that isn't debt ceiling. health care. industry leaders gathered for what could be a called a revolution in health car

i'm jaime colby. >> hello, everyone. i'm eric shawn. protestors are filling the area by the nation's capitol and what a scene it is. it is 12 noon in washington, d.c. and peter doocy is live from the world war ii memorial in the mall in washington, d.c. what is the scene like, and what has been going on this morning especially when you are dealing with the brave, courageous veterans of the country? >> we saw several hundred enthusiastic protesters, a lot of them vet exprans one of the -- veterans and one of the first things they did was take down the metal barricades that were surrounding the world war ii memorial. they took them up two guys per barricade and stacked them in a heap where they appear to be staying for the time being at least. everybody here we heard from is very upset at the way veterans have been treated during the government shutdown. that's what this whole rally today was about. i had the great honor of asking one of the men here today who is a world war ii veteran what the big turn out meant to him. >> it means a lot

and then there's colby red. you know how we feel about this. we have some sad, sad news. i've known this for a long, long time but it's now official. bruce jenner and kris jenner, kris kardashian jenner have officially separated. it's sad for me. so you -- >> here is the thing. there's been talk on their show. on their show they had sort of separate homes. >> yeah, but it made it appear that it was so bruce could have his own space. >> right. anyway, the couple did issue a statement and they say we are living separately and we are much happier this way. but we will always have much love and respect for each other. even though we're separated we will always remain best friends and, as always, our family will remain our number one priority. and kris does say they've been living apart for a year. and you knew. this wasn't something for you -- for a lot of people -- >> i don't know if it was a year. every time i had been out there and seen her, i saw him as well. or else i was with her and the phone rang and it was bruce calling in, something to do with the daughters and thin

i'm jamie colby. great to have you with us for this new hour. >> absolutely. hello, everyone.awn on this sunday. welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news

huge hit from orchard park, but colby bounces off the hit and complete the 15-yard touchdown. you can vote for your favorite national play of the week at u.s.a. today hsf.com. >> those awesome plays sure to be more this week. here's our game of the week poll south lake thomas jefferson. watkins mills at rockville. cesar chavez, and in d.c. blue at wilson. text those codes next to the games to 255543 to vote. you can always see that poll, the high school plays of the week and all the other sports, news, and weather that you want at wusa9.com. down load the wusa9 app to get access 24 hours a day. >> thank you, joy. athletes of all sorts are becoming more aware of the effects of multiple concussions. authors of a book claim the nfl's down play the effects of head injuries in the past. >> right here, let's go. >> to the nfl, the ball is a huge part of our american culture. in the past decade, head injuries have become a major concern among some players and coaches. ten years ago, the nfl form add commission to study concussions. authors of a new controversial book, league of denia

i'm jaime colby. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> hello, jaime and hello everyone.. here is the news this sunday. one budget battle is down and now another one could be on the way. will congress come up with an early compromise as the clock winds down to yet another budget deadline in only six week from now? we are live with the latest from capitol hill. >> and so much going on with that. plus the administration is hoping to get seven million people enrolled in health insurance plans under obamacare. are they coming close

i went to a great -- a wonderful liberal arts school in maine called colby college. was a biology major. i did not go to medical school. i worked at the local paper in waterville, morning sentinel, chesler basic reporting out there. i went to a small newspaper in massachusetts for a few years and worked my way through the ap. it was on-the-job learning. i did not go to school for this. >> host: is david cohen still involved in as this program grown over the 13 years? >> guest: shura, david cohen, the former cia deputy director is still on the job at the n.y.p.d. through the years, dave has actually helped cotton the cia to send him active-duty cia officers to new york to help them build these programs. the architect of what is known as the democrat fixed and come at the unit that eavesdrops in neighborhoods. that architect was an active-duty cia officer named larry sanchez. again, another unprecedented move. the cia is not supposed to be collecting or directing collection inside the united states. the lines have blurred after 9/11. after we started reporting on this

i'm jamie colby. that's "fox reports tonight." good night. >>> tonight on "huckabee," denying military death benefits. >> putting military families war widows in the cross hairs of a political shutdown, someone should be fired. >> national park rangers using scare tactics to deny paying customers access. >> you could feel the element of fear. >> as washington plays political games, real americans are left to deal with the real consequences. >>> and his health insurance went up to $10,000. she says obama care has raped her future. real americans on how the affordable care act is making life unaffordable. >>> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. thank you so much. we have a great audience here. and a great show. welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. all right. the politics of washington is great theater, but the script being played out, well, it's a tragedy. it's a story of egos, money, power, and pride. on the last episode of "as the hill turns," they were wor

. >>> hello, everyone, i'm jamie colby. >> i'm kelly wright.ews this hour, day 12 of the government shutdown. coming up, why lawmaker, may not be any closer to ending the stalemate and what it could mean for the nation's looming debt crisis. >> plus, it led what many are describing as a national disgrace. now we're going to tell you when the families of fallen soldiers are finally expected to receive their death benefits. >>> new details on that salmonella outbreak. how far has it

i'm jamie colby. great to have you with us for this new hour. >> absolutely. hello, everyone. i'm eric shawn on this sunday. welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. that second strike in somalia targeted a high level leader of al shabaab. that's a terrorist group that was behind the deadly mall attack in kenya last month. al shabaab says the u.s. raid failed to nab the suspect. despite that, secretary of john kerry in indonesia says the raid sent a message of american resol t resolve to the world. >> we hope this makes clear the united states of america will never stop in its effort to hold those accountable who conduct acts of terror. and those members of al qaeda and other terrorist organizations literally can run, but they can't hide. >> do these raids now put africa in the forefront of our terror fight? national security correspondent jennifer griffin live in washington with the latest on both missions. hi, jennifer. >> hi, eric. fox news learned it was u.s. army delta force operators who captured abu anas al libi. in libya, delta force operators surrou

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