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business groups, the hedge fund manager, those types, the koch brothers and the party elders like dick cheneyind words for him. >> did have some kind words, so the operative word there being "some." we'll rest our case there. victoria defrancesco soto, steve benen, lee fang, thanks to all of you. you can find more at thomasroberts.msnbc.com. >>> today's producer picks comes from meeghan o'connor. in a recent interview with saturday night online.com, kanye west compared the dangers of singing on stage to working as a police officer or a soldier on the front lines. >> i'm putting my life at risk. i think about when i'm on the moment like they mountain goes very, very high. and if i slipped and i think about my family. i'm like, wow, this is like, you know, this is like being a police officer or something like war or something. >> if you want to, you can hear more of conkanye's comments by heading over to my facebook page. (announcer) at scottrade, our clients trade and invest exactly how they want. with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login.

not just the old coverage dusted off like the interview with dick cheney from 2000 where he said he did not regret the vote calling him a terrorist but even people like dick clean can say, we lost a great man is a great story. >> still to come, the come unfortunate -- columnist is fighting back about releasing t" headquarters. now back to howie and media buzz here on fox. >>> glenn greenwald has been a lightning rod for controversy since he obtained those secret nsa documents from edward snowden. he's backing a media company and running into harsh criticism from those who believe he's unfairly profiting from his access to snowden. joining us is glenn greenwald. respond to your critics you retrieved this huge trove of documents and privatizing them by selling home to a rich guy. >> that's completely idiotic. the way journalism works sources come to journalists they trust. you have an agreement how you report it. in order to do adversarial journalism you need editor, technology and other tools that let you do journalism. in order to create a new media organization devoted to adrsarial jou

i think you like dick cheney. >> should i punch him? e having some grey poupon and look up at the cheney house and say, a powerful man. >> that just wnt off the rails. what just happened, willie? >> i'm not sure we just went there. >> she has a crush on him. >> i do like him very much. >> see there? >> but that was speaking out of both sides of his mouth. >> row i don't see lost me with the rolls-royce. >> my mom drives a white pickup truck, a really old one. >> what's matt lauer doing, willie? i saw some fu man-chu thing yesterday. >> he's got the full beard. >> when is he taking it off. >> he kept it. he had a bushy beard and knocked it down sfoop did you know john podesta is back? >> makes him look frail. tell him to cut it. >> i'll pass that on. pass on the grooming advice. >> has louis bergdorf taken that ugly thing off? >> the one we really need to focus on. >> t.j., has louis taken that thing off? >> he's jumped it, actually. >> he has a mustache. >> it goes like this. >> he shaved that. >> did he? it's just a mustache now? just s

not just the old coverage dusted off like the interview with dick cheney from 2000 where he said he did not regret the vote calling him a terrorist but even people like dick clean can say, we lost a great man is a great story. >> still to come, the come unfortunate -- columnist is fighting back about releasing documents of edward snowden. [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutioning power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and innovative software. using data predictively to help power entire cities. so the turbines of today... will power us all... into the future. ♪ you will lose three sets of keys, four cell phones, seven socks, and six weeks of sleep. but one thing you don't want to lose is any more teeth. if you wear a partial, you are almost twice as likely to lose your supporting teeth. poligrip and polident for partials seal and protect helps minimize stress, which may damage supporting teeth by stabilizing your partial. and clean and protect kills odor-causing bacteria. care for your partial. help protect your natural

bush and dick cheney were doing behind-the-scenes. peter baker is the author of "days of fire, bush and cheney in the white house" and i spoke to him earlier here in studio 1. welcome. was your portrait of dick cheney in this book different than the public image he had for eight years? >> i think it is. the public image was cartoonish at times. two dimensional. he was a puppet master. the sinister force running things. like all myths there was some truth. he was an influential vice president. very powerful, no doubt tarynly years. it's a relationship that was much more dynamic and changed over time. >> it sounds like although you've been too polite to say so an indictment of the media if the image of the vice president of the united states was cartoonish and two dimensional. >> that's the nature of media today to some extent. you take a reality and exaggerate and then it gets to late night circuit where it becomes further exaggerated and becomes a larger societal -- >> i'm sure our viewers would say the press was biassed against cheney

you see dick cheney and you go crazy. i think you have a crush on him. you like that strong forceful guy, a daddy figure. i think there's -- >> should i punch him. >> in your rolls royce you roll down and look up at the cheney household, a powerful man. >> that's just off the rails. >> anybody? >> what just happened? >> i'm not sure we went there. >> she has a crush on him. >> i do like him very much. >> see there. >> but that was speaking out of both sides of his mouth. >> you lost me with the rolls royce. >> my mom drives a white pickup truck. it's a really old one. >> what is matt lauer doing? i saw some fu man chu thing. >> he had a bushey beard and he knocked it down.

>> latter. >> manchin dick cheney and the tweets come in fast imperious.do our of followers say ? and he defines the true embodiment of a patriot and also i think he is the smartest guy in the room regardless of who else is in the room even do. also with the mainstream media he and president bush will be appreciated history much to the chagrin of some liberal media. he still receives up bad rap. here on fox business we try to present both sides of the story i'd like eveready else who just shows one way it is part of fair and balanced am looking at the world not just the way everybody else sees it but the way it really is. that is fair and balanced the essence of no bias noble and a new show kicking off right now called a "the independents" edge tunes for you to step back to see the world through the libertarian perspective but there is a lot of sides to that perspective. the way you want to it, the way you need it. now. >> a handful majority of americans identify themselves as independents regardless of the two-party system is all that back fighting in was

>> yeah, that dick cheney came out. k about fuelling the fire of this whole thing. >> no, what i loved about that, chris, was the way that cheney, the way in which he said it, he said there was an attack launched. it sounded like missile strikes in iraq. and that -- those are the cheneys, those loveable cheney. >> and the loveable cheneys narrative, there was talk a month ago when this whole thing happened a month ago, did it help liz because it distanced her and would be popular with the conservative-based primary in wyoming. and this is not helpful to liz cheney. >> no, i don't think any of that is helpful to liz cheney because if you do want to focus on the family you want it to be -- if that is sort of your calling card you want it to be kind of a happy family story. and not this one that is sort of -- equal parts you know, shakespeare in a bad, off, off, off broadway play. so that is not good. the pac thing just astounds me, it absolutely astounds me if you want to talk about that. because i love the fact that the n

i had a life problem. >>> the former haven't dick cheney responding to a very public family feud. y remember it started when cheney's daughter liz told a fox news host she doesn't support same-sex marriage. liz's sister mary is gay and her wife slammed liz cheney on facebook. sister mary joined in saying liz, this isn't just an issue on which we disagree. you're just wrong. and on the wrong side of history. at a book promotion event, the former haven't responded to this feud. >> we, you know, were surprised when there was an attack launched against liz on facebook. and wished it hadn't happened. it's always been dealt with within the context of the family and frankly, that's our preferences. >> let's bringing in our chief political analyst gloria borger. how striking were these words from the former vice president to you, gloria? >> well, dick cheney is not a real emotional guy as you can tell. but you could just watch his sort of pain about this because this is an issue that has been spoken about at great length within their own family and you know, wolf, as well as i do that dick

he has served at the highest levels of business and government vice president cheney cheney -- dick cheney has been one of the world's most prominent for the first time ever cheney together with his longtime cardiologist jonathan reiner m.d. chairs -- shares a personal story of this 35 year battle with heart disease from his first heart attack in 1978 and a heart transplant he received in 2012. part of the book has been described as riveting, singular memoir with doctor impatient. like no u.s. politician has before him cheney opens up about his health troubles sharing never before told stories about the challenges he faced during the perilous time in our nations history. dr. reiner provides his perspective on cheney's case and also gives readers a glimpse into his own education is a doctor in the history of our understanding of the human heart. the book "heart" stances on optimistic book that will give you hope and millions of americans affected by hard disease. ladies and gentlemen please join me in welcoming mr. cheney and dr. reiner. [applause] >> welcome gentlemen and as joe said you h

he has served at the highest levels of business and government vice president cheney cheney -- dick cheney has been one of the world's most prominent for the first time ever cheney together with his longtime cardiologist jonathan reiner m.d. chairs -- shares a personal story of this 35 year battle with heart disease from his first heart attack in 1978 and a heart transplant he received in 2012. part of the book has been described as riveting, singular memoir with doctor impatient. like no u.s. politician has before him cheney opens up about his health troubles sharing never before told stories about the challenges he faced during the perilous time in our nations history. dr. reiner provides his perspective on cheney's case and also gives readers a glimpse into his own education is a doctor in the history of our understanding of the human heart. the book "heart" stances on optimistic book that will give you hope and millions of americans affected by hard disease. ladies and gentlemen please join me in welcoming mr. cheney and dr. reiner. [applause] >> welcome gentlemen and as joe said you h

now dick cheney may be powerless to stop a family feud. we'll have his reaction? >> and what tr the five keys to a longer life? >>> no matter how old you are you should be concerned about your health. once you hit 50 there are important steps to maintaining your health. five simple steps to take after 50. a family allergy and asthma care is here. she's about to turn 50. happy birthday in advance. >> thanks very much. >> so let's go through the five steps. first of all we know that knowledge is power. and we know we have to know our numbers. what are they? >> so, they are simple. they are your blood pressure, triglycerides and cholesterol. know them and take them often. >> but we don't pay a lot of attention to them. >> the point is knowledge is power. >> we also know it's important exeise. what do you say to people who want easy exercise? folks who don't want to join a health club. >> you can do it easy. it's 20 to 30 minutes of vigorous walking. and it does so much more than help out your heart. it tones your muscles. it's going to decrease your stress, improve y

including dick cheney.heney voted against sanctions for south africa at least ten times. during the '80s. but even years later he said he had no regrets. when cheney was running for vice president in 2000, he justified those votes by saying, quote, the african national congress was then viewed as a terrorist organization. i don't have any problems at all with the vote i cast 20 years ago. back then republicans like dick cheney and ronald reagan were on the wrong side of history and on issue after issue today. immigration, gay rights, health care, inequality. republicans are on the wrong side of history once again. joining me now is karen finney. thanks for being here tonight. >> good to be with you. >> karen, this isn't ancient history. as recently as 2003, the right wing national review magazine was blasting mandela for his, quote, vicious anti-americanism. and his, quote, praise for terrorists. do these conservatives think we've just forgotten what they've said about mandela over the years? >> and i think

still ahead, dick cheney's first on camera comments about the feud between his doctors over same-sexescriptions of my actions on that play are a lot of things, embarrassing, inexcusable, illegal. >> one day after apologizing steelers coach mike tomlin gets hit with a big fine for preventing what could have been a ravens touchdown. we'll tell you how much that stunt cost him. so i c an reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches? 24/7. i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacuum! (cat screech) you feel that in your muscles? i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches let's us give you great rates and service. i'd like that. a new way to bank. a better way to save. ally bank. your money needs an ally. nks a fraternity at morgan state university, stewart filed a formal complaint saying they would not accept him because he was openly gay. this week historically black university put the chapter on probation for nearly two years saying the fraternity violated policies on discriminati

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as long as he is served at the highest levels of business and government, vice president dick cheney -- has been on of the world's most prominent heart patients. now for the first time ever, cheney together with his longtime cardiologist, jonathan reiner and the shares the very most tory of his 35 year battle with heart disease from his first heart attack in 1972 the heart transplant he was deep in 2012. the book has been described as riveting on them are both both doctor and patient. like no u.s. politician has before him, cheney opens up about his health struggles, sharing harrowing, never told stories about the challenges he faced during the perilous time in our nations is three. dr. reiner provides his dad on cheney's games and gives readers a glimpse into the sun education is a doctor in the history of our understanding of the human heart. the book cart stands as an optimist at book that will give you hope to millions of americans affected by heart disease. babies and gentlemen, please join me in dick cheney and dr. reiner. [applause] >> welcome, gentlemen. as joe said, you have

dick cheney left office just a few months after his ceo position then come to the vice presidency and it just seems to me that is it just too much of a conflict of interest? >> host: we got the point.o they q is this somethinghe that aclu is concerned with? >> guest: with that conflict of interest that is the political question but i think the framers had in the important to answer to those who could rise to power thatt is the checks and balances that we have. widow just have one branch we also have congress and the courts. what my book is about is the failure of the checks and balances since september 11 because the president asks us to give him the power. truste dragnets, congress will prove with this, although we may be able to in the courts have not been involved. one of the things i talk about in my book is about this that the courts have been avoiding common questions that have been raised. the aclu has been challenging them, their legality, constitutionality, and what the courts say about the supreme court confirmed last year. they said that they will not consider you to have s

. >>> still ahead, dick cheney on future of medical invasion and dangers of obamacare. >>> brace yourself. we have brand new fox polls looking at the 2016 contenders. >>> 2016 presidential election may seem far away. 1047 days to be exact. it's never too early to see how top contenders rank in our fox polls. we have the numbers. >> five times more democrats prefer former secretary of state hillary clinton for president. she shows 68% among democrats followed by vice president joe biden a distant second with 12%. several others rang in support in the single digits. >> she's in the neck and neck race for the general election. the challenge for her is not so much the primary but the ultimate contest in november 2016. >> the race for the top of the republican ticket is too tight to even declare a front runner. nj governor chris christie leads 16%, followed by bush 12% and cruz, paul ryan who all have 12. rand paul has 11. rub i rubio, walker, san tore rum and perry all have single digits. so many prominent figures could create a strong candidate. >> people assume a hard fight hurts a party. i

on the former vice president dick cheney speaking out about the feud between his daughters.his. >> we were surprised when there was an attack launched against liz on facebook. and we wished it had not happened. it was always dealt with in the family and we wish it was. >> it was launched against liz by her sister and her wife. >> this is a little godfatherish. we want to keep this in the family, but the irony here for dick cheney is that he is to the left of his own daughter who is running for the senate in the state of wyoming on the issue of gay marriage. he said that he believes in personal freedom and that he believes it's an issue that should be left up to the states and she has said i'm opposed to gay marriage. so he is more libertarian than he is. >> the family fuse within the family, and in the republican party, they're having a debate about opportunity and equality. by the way, that's blocking them from expanding their base. most americans moved on from this issue. republicans are still struggling with it. >> are you still struggling with it? >> this is a very tough

failed to follow explicitly defined army regulations to notify families when defense secretary dick cheney appear before a. senate panel he acknowledged that the families had to wait months for information about the deaths of their loved ones but defended the delays stating that it takes a few months to get a full and complete accounting is just a normal natural part of the process. and even within the officer corps people began to say how could this be this is unacceptable. and senior members of the officer corps. embarked upon a major project. the declared purpose of which was to ensure that in future conflicts there would be no fratricide as it was as it was called. and i think that. in essence in declaring friendly fire casualties to be unacceptable despite the fact that they have been commonplace throughout all of military history. the military itself therefore set the bar that much higher in terms of what the public would expect. from that point forward due to issues in the handling of friendly fire cases during the gulf war the army completely revised regulations regarding the casua

failed to follow explicitly defined army regulations to notify families when defense secretary dick cheney appeared before us. senate panel he acknowledged that the families had to wait months for information about the deaths of their loved ones but defended the delays stating that it takes a few months to get a full and complete accounting is just a normal natural part of the process. and even within the officer corps people began to say how could this be this is unacceptable. and senior members of the officer corps. embarked upon a major project. the declared purpose of which was to ensure that in future conflicts there would be no fratricide as it was as it was called. and i think that. in essence in declaring friendly fire casualties to be unacceptable despite the fact that they have been commonplace throughout all of military history. the military itself therefore set the bar that much higher in terms of what the public would expect. from that point forward due to issues in the handling of friendly fire cases during the gulf war the army completely revised regulations regarding the ca

. >>> dick cheney's doing what dick cheney does best. he's conflating one issue with another.hy he says the deal with iran isn't a good one. >> in iran we've got a very, very serious problem going forward. a deal now been cut, the same people that brought us you can keep your insurance if you want are telling us they've got a great deal in iran with respect to their nuclear program. i don't believe it. >> and the guy talking there is the guy that brought us the iraq war. never forget it. anyway, is it bad for the president he told the country he could keep our health care? what's that got to do with this? we'll be right back. >>> did you have -- let's look forward here. do you have a relationship with your cabinet that you have a system of cracking the whip, that they follow through, they execute as you envision they should? or do you work through as coo like mr. mcdonough. what is your system? >> generally speaking my theory has been number one, that yes i've got a strong chief of staff, but i'm holding every cabinet member accountable and i want to have strong interactions w

. >> dick cheney came do a fundraiser for liz and he has emerged on the side of liz cheney.hat is sad about that is that it is on the side of careerism, of helping her win a senate seat, when the very soul of his daughter mary is involved and at one time he was with mary on this issue. >> ahead of his own president. >> he said in his statement, don't confuse liz's compassion for mary with support for gay marriage. that was the worst thing that a dad could say. oh, liz feels sorry for mary. he is a politician at heart and he wants the senate seat. >> it is sad but i thank you. it is never sad with you guys here. take you for watching. we will see you next week. >> "political capital" is a production of bloomberg television. ♪ .. ♪ >> i am deirdre bolton. welcome to "money moves weekend," where we bring you some of the best interviews of the week. our focus is on alternative assets -- places investors are putting their money outside of traditional stocks and bonds. we talk to experts in the world of private equity, venture- capital, and much more about where they see opportuni

. >> you're damn right dick cheney's heart is a political football.d stuff it back in him. i'm glad he didn't tip over. he's the new poster child for health care in this country. he's an enemy of the country in my opinion, dick cheney is. he's an enemy of the country. lord, take him to the promised land, will you? i don't wish the guy goes to hell. i just want him out of here. do you know what they are talking about? like this right wing slut, laura ing graham? yeah, she's a talk slut. >> he thinks god ordained and supports obama care. built on lies. >> what do they have in common, all these people? they believe in personal insults against conservatives. they lie with impunity and say things like somebody should defecate in sarah palin's mouth. do you know something? nobody at the top of nbc has yet to apologize for that statement. bill griffin, it's been 20 dais and you haven't apologized. >> are you proud of that? brian williams, tom brokaw? are you proud? coming up, the next legal challenge for obama care. the state of oklahoma sued the administrat

sneak peek of his interview with dick cheney. let not your heart be troubled.m-hmm. [ engine rev] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. gethe mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now -- but hurry, the offers end december 31s [ santa ] ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease the 2014 ml350 for $599 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. he >>> welcome back to >>> welcome back to "hannity." my next guest dr. mark siegel sat down with dick cheney for an interview about his new book and his thoughts about obamacare. when we come back, we'll talk about my heart. here is a sneak peek. >> you have been known as the steadying hand in a crisis. you are the person people want to go to in a crisis. what effect did that have on your in terms of stress? do you think that led to your heart disease in any way? >> i really don't. i know sort of the conventional wisdom is a stressful job can contribute to heart disease, and i think that's true. but i love my work. it wasn't stressful from the way i looked at it. i couldn't wait to get back to

. >> dick cheney came do a fundraiser for liz and he has emerged on the side of liz cheney.t is sad about that is that it is on the side of careerism, of helping her win a senate seat, when the very soul of his daughter mary is involved and at one time he was with mary on this issue. >> ahead of his own president. >> he said in his statement, don't confuse liz's compassion for mary with support for gay marriage. that was the worst thing that a dad could say. oh, liz feels sorry for mary. he is a politician at heart and he wants the senate seat. >> it is sad but i thank you. it is never sad with you guys here. take you for watching. we will see you next week. >> "political capital" is a production of bloomberg television. ♪ >> the sochi games are fast approaching and the race is on to market the world's best athletes. >> it is important for us to activate pre-the olympics. >> if i do well, i will get my face on a box. >> good the race for the national championship get any more exciting? just wait for the anticipated playoffs. we are taken inside the workings of the new system

. >> dick cheney came do a fundraiser for liz and he has emerged on the side of liz cheney.t is sad about that is that it is on the side of careerism, of helping her win a senate seat, when the very soul of his daughter mary is involved and at one time he was with mary on this issue. >> ahead of his own president. >> he said in his statement, don't confuse liz's compassion for mary with support for gay marriage. that was the worst thing that a dad could say. oh, liz feels sorry for mary. he is a politician at heart and he wants the senate seat. >> it is sad but i thank you. it is never sad with you guys here. take you for watching. we will see you next week. >> "political capital" is a production of bloomberg television. ♪ >> i am deirdre bolton. welcome to "money moves weekend," where we bring you some of the best interviews of the week. our focus is on alternative assets -- places investors are putting their money outside of traditional stocks and bonds. we talk to experts in the world of private equity, venture- capital, and much more about where they see opportunities. t

. >> this came up in 2000 when dick cheney was nominated to be the vice presidential candidate.s asked on this program by tim russert about opposing even a resolution to call for mandela's being freed. this is what cheney said then. >> well, certainly i would have loved to have nelson mandela released. i don't know anybody who was sffor keeping him in prison. again, this was a resolution of the american congress, so it wasn't as though if we passed it he was going to be let out of prison. it had another provision. it required the recognition of the anc, which at the time advocated violence in south africa. my recollection is the reagan administration opposed it and i supported the administration. >> tom? >> everything was happening at warp speed. that's one of the things you have to remember. we were going from the pitch cold war to these extraordinary changes that were going on not just behind the soviet union but in the satellite states as well. then in south africa, you had the additional pressure, as reverend sharpton points out, that grew really in a generational way in thi

. >> this came up in 2000 when dick cheney was nominated to be the vice presidential candidate.sert about opposing even a resolution to call for mandela's being freed. this is what cheney said then. >> well, certainly i would have loved to have nelson mandela released. i don't know anybody who was for keeping him in prison. again, this was a resolution of the u.s. congress, so it wasn't as though if we passed it he was going to be let out of prison. it had another provision. it required the recognition of the anc, which at the time advocated violence in south africa. my recollection is the reagan administration opposed it and i supported the administration. >> tom? >> everything was happening at warp speed. that's one of the things you have to remember. we were going from the pitch cold war to these extraordinary changes that were going on not just behind the soviet union but in the satellite states as well. then in south africa, you had the additional pressure, as reverend sharpton points out, that grew really in a generational way in this country. the college campuses were cri

. >>> dick cheney's doing what dick cheney does best. he's conflating one issue with another.hy he says the deal with iran isn't a good one. >> in iran we've got a very, very serious problem going forward. a deal now been cut, the same people that brought us you can keep your insurance if you want are telling us they've got a great deal in iran with respect to their nuclear program. i don't believe it. >> and the guy talking there is the guy that brought us the iraq war. never forget it. anyway, is it bad for the president he told the country he could keep our health care? what's that got to do with this? we'll be right back. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. every da

let's forgive dick cheney. let's forgive these people.ne of the fascinating things about nelson mandela, he wasn't a saint. he made a lot of mistakes. he readily admitted it. he said, i'm not a saint unless you think a saint is a sinner who gets up and tries again every time. he changed an entire country and a world in what he said. done through acts of humility. like the pope has done. authentic acts of humility. >> i think -- one of the great things about my life is that i got to live at the same time that he did. if you look at, like christ, he was everything you said. he was forgiving, flawed. everything that a human being is and everything that a great human being is. we should embrace all of it. more than that. you spend 27 years in jail. you forgive your jailers? that's a -- that's reading the new testament somewhere. >> walking the walk. >> that will have to be the last word. thank you all very much. >>> coming up, when nelson mandela walked out of prison after 27 years, ted koppel was there. that is our "sunday spotlight." every

as long as he is served at the highest levels of business and government, vice president dick cheney has been on of the world's most prominent heart patients. now for the first time ever, cheney together with his longtime cardiologist, jonathan reiner and the shares the very most tory of his 35 year battle with heart disease from his first heart attack in 1972 the heart transplant he was deep in 2012. the book has been de

coming up, former vice president dick cheney talks about the techniques and technology that helped saveis life. it's an in depth one-on-one interview with dr. siegel. >>> also, wintry conditions in some part of the country could affect your travel plans this christmas. we're live in the fox extreme weather center with your holiday outlook next. ♪ neutralize them and freshen. with glad odorshield with febreze. the day building a play set begins with a surprisewinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ >>> jpmorgan chase is putting limits on debit cards that were used at target stores. this following a recent major security breach. the bank limited daily cash withdrawals to $100 and debit purchases to $300. this coming after target reported than credit and debit card information from about 40 million shoppers was stolen. that news coming during the height of the christmas shopping season. >>> deadly weather conditions are now slamming parts of the country, including everything from tornadoes and ice sto

. >> donald trump on tomorrow's show, dick cheney, and mario lopez. we'll see you, everyone. >> that's a show. >>> and a fox extreme weather alert this morning. a deadly winter storm blasting western and southern states with frigid temperatures, snow, rain, sleet, and ice. you name it, they're getting it. the cold weather chaos. leaving icy roads and power outages. stretching from texas to the rockies, temperatures expected to reach only about 10 degrees today. in much of the midwest. the storms also causing massive flight cancellations across our country, as travel conditions are worsening by the hour, both in the air and on the roads. now, the storm is moving east. it's causing big problems all along the way, and we're going to bring you a full forecast and what you need to know before you leave the house today. you know who will do that for us, our own j.d. and more on that nasty storm system shortly, but we're going to begin now with new reaction to president obama's remarks at a forum on mideast policy yesterday. good morning, everyone. i'm jamie

failed to follow explicitly defined army regulations to notify families when defense secretary dick cheney appear before a. senate panel he acknowledged that the families had to wait months for information about the deaths of their loved ones but defended the delays stating that it takes a few months to get a full and complete accounting is just a normal natural part of the process. and even within the officer corps people begin to say how could this be this is unacceptable. and senior members of the officer corps. embarked upon a major project. the declared purpose of which was to ensure that in future conflicts there would be no fratricide as it was as it was called. and i think that. in essence in declaring friendly fire casualties to be unacceptable despite the fact that they have been commonplace throughout all of military history. the military itself therefore set the bar that much higher in terms of what the public would expect. from that point forward due to issues in the handling of friendly fire cases during the gulf war the army completely revised regulations regarding the casua