nina easton. i have to say the story on mandia and his company was terrific. great work.reat work on his part. >> yeah. >> you come away realizing how dependent we are still on great minds working in behalf of this great country. >> that's right. small entrepreneurial mind. i mean, this is a great air force, former intel officer turned entrepreneur. what's been going on. here sort of laying of groundwork with what's going on with china. they've been systematically stealing our trade secrets, particularly in the last five years. stealing technology blueprints, repes, ingredits, stealing -- even when there's deals like m and a deals, they go into computer systems of major companies and law firms and get the memos on those deals so they've got the upper hand. this has been going on for some time. the administration, like administrations before it, has been trying to dealith this through quiet diplomacy. the chinese deny, deny and take offense. but -- and say well, where's the proof. kevin ndia, the ceo of a company, which is a relatively small, 00 million revenue cyber secur

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mark easton, bbc news. palace, a buckingham couple of miles across town at kensington palace, new parents are beginning their first night at home with their new baby, their first night out of hospital with the new baby. they have to grapple with things that all new parents have to grapple with, sleep deprivation, nappy changing. we heard them say that william has already changed his first nappy. we are not sure how much help they will get. there is a royal tradition of having nannies. but this very modern couple seems determined to be very hands-on and do most of that themselves. we have already seen william grappling with the car seat and taking charge, showing he is going to be a hands-on dad. it is going to be very interesting to watch how these , in ordinary circumstances but extraordinary circumstances at the same time, our managing life. and how will the new, as yet ?nnamed baby's life turn out >> they managed to be both regal and relatable. >> everybody you speak to seems to feel a real affinity with

we're at 75 degrees right now in easton. these temperatures are only going to get hotter from here. i'm talking about temperatures feeling like we're in the triple digits. so we do have the first real heat wave coming in here. so since last september first, dca -- d.c., the airport there, they have not reached 95 since september first. today they should break that. so we're finally going to get in on a significant heat wave as we go through the next several days here. so lots of sunshine out there. that hazy sunshine really heating the atmosphere and boy, are we going to feel it. as we look at the satellite and radar, not a whole lot going on right now. we'll be seeing plenty of sunshine. that's something that will make you smile. when you step out the door, oh, yes, we'll definitely be feeling it. abc2's most accurate future trend goes into motion. we pick up on maybe an isolated shower or storm as we go into the afternoon but all in all it's going to be a dry day and dry week till the weekend. that's when we'll start to see a little change in the forecast in terms of precip rainfa

our heat index has come down a little bit, it was 100 last hour. 99 is the way it feels, 105 in easton. 81 up in the mountains right now, a lot cooler. temperatures this afternoon, you see 2-6 degrees warmer than yes. the weekend wasn't all that bad but the humidity is back with us. the eastern part of the country is experiencing upper 80s and lower 90s and that should continue for the next four to five days. chelsea joins us with more. >> thanks, bob. this heat is going to continue to get warmer and expand all across the eastern portion of the united states and into the central plains. it's trapping that heat right over us here in our neighborhood and we're going to look at numbers in the upper 90ed 90 -- 90s before it's all said and done. we're looking at baltimore city and d.c., that's in effect from 12:00 to 7:00 p.m. tomorrow on tuesday. we'll have more when we come back, back to you. >> thanks, bob and chelsea. >>> new information today on the two young men struck by lightning at a beach. kai has more with their recovery. >> john benson and alex steele are awake from their comas.

from "fortune" magazine and nina easton the story was terrific.at workout to come away realizing how dependent we are on behalf of this great country. >> with the japan real minds with the officers turd of japan were. to lay the groundwork with china they are systematically to stealing trade secrets particularly in thehe last five years technology blueprints, recipes come ingredients, even deals that are not done they going to the computers of law firms to get the memo so they have the upper hand. this has been going on for some time. the administration has been trying to do deal with it through diplomacy of course, they deny it and claim they don't know. but eight cybersecurity firm says we will show you prove. that these hackers are not out china but the chinese military part of the chinese liberation and army over 147 fortune 500 companies to undermine the economy. lou: these are only estimates. to talk about intellectual property theft costing the united states $300 billion per year. as a result went on the united states with the intellectual

nina easton has the story next.: panamanian authorities say they took control of a north korean ship trying to sneak materials from cuba through the panama canal. they say it appears to be part of the soviet era radar system at a more intrigue to the story. the components were in the cargo and the captain had a heart attack trying to commit suicide when the vessel was stopped. north korea could have better luck if a billionaire has his way. with a $40 billion waterway through nicaragua to compete with the panama canal. the government is on board but experts doubt that such a fee could be accomplished. they said the same thing about the panama canal 100 years ago. our next guest wrote an article about the information security company and its report that exposed cyberattacks on at least 141 businesses and organizations by hackers in china. from "fortune" magazine and nina easton the story was terrific. great workout to come away realizing how dependent we are on behalf of this great country. >> with the japan real min

mid 70s elkton, easton and dc, low 70s pax river, 72 now columbia, westminster and bel air, 75 degreesu see is what you get. high pressure, hot and humid for the next frankly five days if not extending out longer. we're not going to see a chance of thunderstorms until saturday, which we could see some severe weather there. 95 today, heat index 100 to 105. same story tomorrow 96, 96 wednesday, 97 thursday, 98 friday, 95 saturday. >>> your rush right now from sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> if you're just about to head out a problem on 95. it's 95 southbound in the area of white marsh boulevard. off to the right shoulder. traffic lights out at charles at pratt. one more on ross back after davidsonville road. on the beltway speeds remain slow on the west side. 38 is your average on the outer loop. on 95 southbound you might have to tap your brakes because we have that accident at white marsh. there's a look at the topside. not looking bad at maryland 41 is. this traffic report is brought to you by your maryland toyota dealer. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> this morning's cof

we have a few more hours to go for temperatures on the rise. 84 in quantico. 90's.nto the upper easton dealing like 100 degrees. high temperatures today in the upper 90's. if you're looking for relief from the heat, you may want to head towards the south. .louds and showers a more on what you can expect for the rest of the work week coming up in a little bit. it scott? >> he is a free man, but george zimmerman's du jour is far from certain. >> -- future is far from certain. >> there will be a rally later on today outside of the justice department. the federal investigation could take place. people are still waiting what could -- to see what could happen there. we have more on the national reaction. jummy, right here in sandberg and across the supportingups trayvon martin's family are holding prayer services. others have responded to george zimmerman's acquittal with anger. > we demand justice! >> frustration boiling over. , protesterso coast taking to the streets demonstrating against the not guilty verdict in the georgia zimmermann murder trial. >> justice was not done. it was outrage

look at the heat index right now. 160 in easton, searing heat, and the only way to escape is if you're way out in the mountains. urban heat kvrdz, up -- advisory, up in philadelphia, and staying steamy, and hot until midnight tonight. by daybreak tomorrow, in the morning, the humanity is on the very very high side, so not much relief tonight. when we might see a break in the heat, exactly, that's coming up. >>> you know, the thing is, that's all anyone is thinking about today, and the key to this, if you want to stay cool, get out of the sun. if you can't get ready for it, that's the best advice you can have. baltimore is a city of stone and brick houses, probably not the best places to find the relief from the heat. the temperatures will feel like they're in the 100's, but mostly everyone knows what to do, stay out of the sun, stay hydrated, and if you are outside, take breaks, and drink plenty of water. you have to be alert for someone in trouble. >> certainly, if you come across someone who's sweating or they're so dehydrated they're not sweating anymore, if they're not acting

easton 77 degrees now, these temperatures are going to jump up in to the afternoon or feel like it. feeling the tropics, that's what we will take you to. tropical storm chantal. winds 50 miles per hour, moving to the west noter west at 23, pushing and nearing barbados. the track of the storm, takes it over his hispaniola and sets its eyes on the u.s. most accurate future trend goes in to motion, picking up on the pop up showers and storms for the next several days here. here it is as we stay on wednesday and thursday tings cold front moves through , the showers and storms towards the weekend. now a check of the traffic with loren. >>> if you are traveling on 95, a crash moved to the southbound shoulder at route 100. not causing significant delays but an alert if you are traveling in glen burnie. a car has struck a utility pole shutti down the northbound lanes at ordinance road. stick with 97 or route 10, your best alternate routes. we are the only station to have told you about this alert on twitter. the hands sl maryland traffic, i'm updating this, even when i'm out this all mornin

nicole easton jumping from the roof of her house into a pool.n we first saw this video, man, really cringe worthy. hard to watch. >> no, no, no, no. >> not what they planned. >> we talked to nicole way back when. >> i felt my body just compact. my left foot is heeling in a horseshoe shape rather than the way your foot should be healing. my left foot has an extremely huge crack in it. they'll have to major push the crack together. >> an update. it turns out she didn't end up getting surgery after all. the doctor said it's going to be really, really complicated surgery so she does currently have one boot on one of her feet. she is still healing. she's still having trouble walking. she has been able to go back to her office job but the whole time she's there, she told us she's just sitting. >> it was a stupid decision to jump. i was scared. i shouldn't have done it when you're scared. >> she's learned from her mistake and we hope eventually she can be back. >> we wish her a speedy recovery as possible. it's unfortunate she's having to endure it. be

you might remember this story, nicole easton jumping from the roof of her house into a pool.n we first saw this video, man, really cringe-worthy and hard to watch. >> no, no, no, no. >> that is not what they planned. we talked to nicole way back when. >> it felt like my body kind of cracked. my left foot is healing in a horseshoe shape than the way your foot should heal. and my right foot has an extremely huge crack in it, and they have to major push the crack together. >> update on the story, she didn't end up getting surgery after all and the doctors said that it is going to be really, really complicated surgery, so she has one boot on one of her feet. she is still healing and having trouble walking. she has been able to go back to her office job, but the whole time she is there, she told us that she is just sitting. >> it was a stupid thing to jump. i was scared and i shouldn't have done it. i was scared. >> she is learning from the mistake and we are hoping that eventually she is healed. >> we wish her as speedy recovery as possible. it is unfortunate to endure it, but be

headlines were dominated by turkey, specifically the protests sparked by the redevelopment of an easton ballpark. instanbul park. the conquests are written on the skyline. every leader who rules istanbul tries to reshape it. turkish governments want to change the way this city looks, perhaps more so than any other administration in decades. but in this city, construction is political. so the government's ambition has run into trouble. the prime minister wants to transform this area into replica up military barracks. he has big ambitions. beyond experiencing the results this is theion, most important area for him. is goinghe does here to affect the public. >> the city is also bidding for the 2020 olympics. the dogss the games, will be turned into the home of a new bosphorus stadium -- the docks. the government has tried to change a look and even the nature of its country's biggest city. but its ambition now faces resistance. imposing a vision may come at a cost. >> now to alaska where a community is under threat. earlier this week we told you about the battle between the fishing and mini

feeling like we're in the 80s this morning basically everywhere. 76 degrees in centerville, and 77 in easton. as we head throughout the day more sunshine means temperatures are going to be a little hotter. here's what's going on at the surface. we have this area of high pressure, pumping in lots of heat and humidity around this. that cold front will do so as we head towards tomorrow. tomorrow we could have a better chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms by the afternoon. tropical storm chantal, the wind sustained about 45 miles an hour. it is weakening a little bit, but look at the spaghetti models now. it does take it up into the southeast. so florida, alabama, and also georgia could be feeling the effects of chantal before it's said and done. the most accurate future trend goes into motion. we pick up on scattered showers and storms. more of the same as we head towards tomorrow. i need you to download our storm shield weather app to keep you safe from the storms. let's get a check on your traffic now with lauren. >>> right now we are in the clear. take a look at the high speeds acro

southeast. 75 still in leesburg and winchester and gaithersburg this morning with fredricksburg and eastonre in d.c. we're going to the mid and upper 80s today. i think we'll have more clouds than sunshine. storms possible this morning and storms possible this afternoon. monika samtani is off but beverly farmer is in watching timesaver traffic. >>> pretty happy on the roadways. northbound interstate 95 you're in decent shape as you make the ride from fredricksburg into spring field. volume has been light here. if you continue north 395, work crews were still in place approaching the 14th street bridge. that boundary channel drive bridge ongoing work. that's been tying up the right side of the roadway. northbound side of 395 to the 14th street bridge, virginia beltway, i-66, they picked up the road work there. maryland outer loop of the beltway no early problems as you make your way west into silver spring. overnight work north of andrews should be out of the way. one crash that was eastbound 198 on the ramp to the southbound bw parkway, that last report from police that access ramp is clos

as we look at temperatures, quite warm in easton and 80 at 87 and 72 we should be in the upper 60s fortime of the year and we are feeling the warm and humid conditions this morning. and it's going to get worse as we go into the afternoon. not seeing any wet weather across the area on maryland's most powerful radar. we should stay dry going into the afternoon time frame. working through the day you are waking up at 6. temperatures at 77 and 85 as we head towards 9 and 93 by lunchtime so you can see where we are going from there. let's go back over to megan and charley. >>> the weather is prompting health officials throughout maryland to issue a heat alert. there's been four deaths related to the heat this summer. >> if you don't have ac you need to find a place that does. linda so is live in baltimore with more. i understand a lot of homes in one neighborhood are without power and in the dark. >> reporter: yeah, nearly 400 homes in the upper fells point area are without power since last night. being see we are at prat and washington street. pge crews have been work since last night to r

easton is really important to me as well. and so i am not prepared to forward this today as well. given the number of questions that i still have as well. >> okay. thank you, supervisor mar. >> and again from my perspective, i agree with all of the concerns, i am sensitive too, i have too many comments from constituents all of the time about the buses breaking down and it happens on a routine basis and it effects us in the papers and all over the city and i would rather see us try to get this resolved in six days. >> just a question on the prop j, is that something that if we were to move to the full board, whether that would be enough time to kind of determine whether that should be triggered or not? >> to the chair, to the committee members, it really depends on the complexity and the type of work that is being proposed. this generally two ways to contract for services, and one is through the prop j process when it is clear that city employees have been performing a certain work and is being proposed to being transferred to a contract agency and the other is if the work is diffe

ashley: nina easton, thanks so much. great perspective. joining us today. >> thank you. tracy: i think more people should read "fortune," maybe we won't have the problem. she's right. ashley: she seals a little more optimistic we can find common ground there. we'll see. tracy: good for her. new developments in the trial of former goldman vice president, fabulous fab, fabrice tourre. liz mcdonald is doing fabulous job. what are you doing with the latest? >> we could hear that the jury could get the case tomorrow. we talked to fabrice tourre this morning. we asked him how he felt how the case was goings. here is what he told fox business. are you feeling confident, fabrice? how are you feel tag? are you feeling good? >> good, thank you. >> you know, we also talked to top attorneys who are representing fabrice tourre and we asked him why did the sec in the closing argument use the word circumstantial about the evidence? and ther attorneys said well, it is circumstantial. they're essentially saying, their argument here that the sec snitched to

a change in the weather is coming. 64 oakland, 72 ocean city, 74 elkton, easton 77, 75 out near frederickand hagerstown, westminster 73, 77 bel air, annapolis and kent island. definite movement of fresher air our way. the high is breaking down. last friday the barometer was at 30.23. now in the upper 29s. i mean, it's just a matter of time before we shift all of this haze and humidity out of here. it's going to come at a cost. we are going to see is maybe some potential severe weather tomorrow. 90 today, maybe a gusty thunderstorm later on. mostly cloudy over night. 72 tomorrow, 87 and the day of change. clearing on friday 87. saturday, sunday and monday look looking good. 85, 87, 87. 87 is the normal high. is it going to be warm? for sure. we lose the humidity, lose the haze. >>> about to do some driving? here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> the commute is looking good too. we started off the morning with four accidents, all of them have cleared. we don't have any delays at the moment. 95 running very smoothly. 63 and 55 are your speeds between white marsh and the tunnel. tha

and easton, pax river. ocean city at 72. 72 westminster. 73 columbia. 74 annapolis. we have the bermuda high breaking down slowly but surely. by thursday, that frontal boundary will dive in the area and knock out heat, knock out humidity and take temperatures back to normal. the weekend normal is 87 degrees. forecast calls for a high of 90. cut and paste yesterday on today. you will have the feel of this day and 72. tomorrow another high of 90 degrees. thursday the day of change. friday, saturday and sunday clearing, cooler, less humid 85. 87 and 87. don, take it away. >>> where are the current hassles on the hurry up? here is sharon gibala. >> at the moment we have one. we cleared up the accident on 95 in the area of 100 but we have the accident on northbound route 2. that is ritchie highway at ordinance road. all northbound lanes are blocked because of a truck that hit a traffic signal there. apparently the traffic signals are stuck. that is why northbound lanes are blocked. you can take route 10 or 97 instead. otherwise if you are heading out on 95 southbound lane

we are going to be dealing with temperatures coming in right around 84 in baltimore and easton is atwe can see what's going on in annapolis and look what's on the radar. we have one lone shower or thunderstorm across west virginia this morning. and we are going to be much hotter going throughout the day. let's check the traffic with lauren. >> reporter: we are dealing with 95 delays because of a crash southbound right after you pass keith avenue. expect a slow ride through thefort mchenry counselor. a crash along the northbound lanes of route 10 at and 695 slow. this is the west side at a 21 minute ride from 795 to 95 and it gets worse in parkville. 23 minutes on outer loop from 95 up to 83. now over to you. >>> back in a half-hour with more news weather and traffic. >> find us on abc2news.com or twitter with hash tag gmm [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> there they are. the cast of "teen beach musical." "teen beach movie" bringing it to times square. cannot wait for their blockbuster performance. a lot of excitement here. whoa. a little feedback, too. sorry, guys. "teen beach movie." >>

juan williams, nina easton, and charles krauthammer. welcome to you all. juan, i'll start with you.here are we in the middle of this, should we be in the middle of this? >> we are in the middle because of our support for military as you heard in the report earlier in the show, shannon, and you know, that comment, that quote we just heard, which is well, you know, this is an example where foreign aid paid off, because otherwise the military would be up for grabs, including its weaponry, is true. so the united states has a major lever to operate in the midst of this fight, and one that could, in fact, act to keep the muslim brotherhood from supporting morsi. so farther the lone element left to do so. so what we can see here in the 24 to 48 hours to come is uncertain, but it looks like the one stable element in this very combustible mix is the one the united states has some entree to, and that's the egyptian military. >> nina, how much will it look like the u.s. is somehow involved if it is the military that comes out on top. >> and how times have changed. i mean, the military, after a

easton a sticky 78 and 77 for fredricksburg. we're going into the mid and upper 80s again with isolated to scattered showers and storms during the day. let's check in with beverly farmer now in for monika. she has timesaver traffic. good morning, bev. >>> good morning. for most of the area even where it's been raining we haven't had any big issues this morning. we'll check out the live trip on 66 from sky 9, eastbound 66 heading into fair oaks. volume is still light here. a little slowdown was in manassas and then getting into falls church. more volume fair oaks getting to 123 with all lanes open. virginia 95 coming up from fredricksburg toward springfield, slowest ride northbound has been getting north of quantico toward triangle, just north of triangle an incident over on the shoulder. then as you make your way northbound past the -- in the hov lanes past route 1, there's a new problem with a vehicle broken down in the hov lanes along the right side of the roadway. maryland drivers, outer loop of the beltway college park headi

frederick is 72 with 75 fredricksburg and 77 easton and our heat index values are now in the 70s. still feels like 84 in d.c. with that heat index value of 85 here in washington. hagerstown is 76. that is your weather. let's turn it over to beverly now for timesaver traffic. good morning, bev. >> good morning, howard. checking out the ride for beltway folks right now from sky 9, we're getting word of there was debris or maybe damage on the pavement right before the exit for route 1 in college park. it's damaged some vehicles clearly whatever is there. they're over on the right shoulder. we're told state highway crews are going out to either remove the debris or pick up the problem, patch up the problem with the pothole there. outer loop of the beltway out of greenbelt into college park, right now relatively little delay but the caution along the right side of the roadway if you're continuing west into silver spring, all your lanes are open. if you make the trip east on 66 seeing a little more volume into manassas. eastbound into fair oaks, the broken down trash truck was at the en

nina easton, juan williams and charles.t about the changes that are happening, the white house says technically the treasury department has the authority to order these delays. but there is push back. >> this started the rumblings last week. and it's beginning to look like the health care law is this big huge strong and inevitable beast but suddenly starts coughing and 12u78 blink of its own accord and the guys on the ground with the bows and arrows suddenly feel like they have a chance. so you have the individual mandate, people calling for a repeal of the individual mandate, i'm soerrry, pushing i back and then not just pushing back the businessman date, but changing it. you've got congressman paul ryan head of the house budget committee saying let's have a whole new look at the costs entailed of any of this. you have people raising questions about what the revenue effects of postponing the businessman date is going to be. and then you have this latest question, does the administration even have the legal authority to pus

discovered that he had been arrested for stalking a female nurse and breaking into her apartment in eastonpennsylvania. the file there also contained a post-it note saying that the pennsylvania state police had called just a few weeks earlier asking similar questions. detective baldwin called the trooper who made the inquiry and hit pay dirt. >> baldwin: after speaking with the trooper, he informed me that his agency had conducted an investigation on mr. cullen with the suspicion that he was murdering patients in pennsylvania, as well, that he was using digoxin to murder patients. >> kroft: and you found this out making two phone calls? >> baldwin: yes, basically. >> braun: that... that was it. >> kroft: did you think you had your man? >> baldwin: yes. >> braun: yes. >> kroft: but the detectives knew that proving it would be difficult. a number of law enforcement agencies had tried and failed. how helpful was the hospital in this investigation? >> braun: how helpful was the hospital? they were very helpful by answering court-issued subpoenas. that was the extent of their cooperation. >> kr

nina easton. former democratic congressman dennis kucinich and juan williams.ood morning to you all. >> good morning johnny is this >> john: is this going to embolden the islamic militants? >> i don't think we any way of knowing right now. this is completely up in the air as a jump ball would suggest. i would say that the question for americans is whether this administration's policy is designed to o bring about the desired outcome which would be kind of a peaceful and stable egypt on the path to democracy. the president said the other day, john, that speaking of this military coup and that is what it was is, that this is part of the "transition to democracy." when the military throws an elected leader out of office and takes charge of the government and begins locking up leaders of the previous government and its adherents that is a peculiar way to describe it to call it a transition to democracy. so i -- and let's suppose that we ended up with muhammad elbaradei. it looks like it is not as final as it looked yesterday. but here is a man who has been no great

garrett county, oakland is 64. 78 sticky ones in easton. let's go over to beverly farmer with a look at timesaver traffic. >>> right now checking for the report of a crash on the beltway. they went to look each way between georgia avenue and colesville road. so far the only thing we see that may be evidence of that crash is on the right shoulder on the outer loop just past colesville, not slowing you down yet but we'll keep you posted on that. elsewhere overnight road work in maryland. could start as your drive downtown with no early troubles to tell you b. the road work east on 66 in manassas, fair oaks all out of there. the pace front royal towards falls church without incident. here we are past prince william parkway. a little more volume heading into manassas. i-95 corridor getting the hov gates open northbound 95 and the main lanes everything open for you to springfield, getting to the beltway and on to 395 heading up to the 14th street bridge. back to you. >> thank you, beverly. >>> this morning we're waiting word on whether police wi

nina easton of fortune magazine. and fox news political analyst ron williams. so a violent crackdown on the muslim brotherhood across egypt. authorities saying they are launching an investigation of ousted president morsi on charges of espionage or allegations of espionage and murder. how do you assess the situation and what is one of our closest allies? >> i think that the administration's position of ambiguity about whether or not this was the coup or a question whether to aid the egyptian military is probably the right course. i don't think anybody knows what's going to happen over there, but i think a couple things. one, i think the morsi government was unpopular and he remains unpopular. the military when it called for protests supporting it got a pretty big response to that. i think the people broadly speaking are backing the military. the problem now is with this outbreak of violence with 70 or more people dead is that you can open wounds that you can't heal. and the hopes of reigniting this country are diminished by the day. >> amy, let's pick up on thi

michelle easton from the clear booth policy institute joins us. nice to see you. >> hi greta. can you tell me what your organization is. >> we were formed to compare and promote conservative women leaders. >> you've now had an audit. did you have an exemption already and they -- the irs initiated an audit against your organization? >> yes, it was january 2011, i got a call from an agent in richmond. not cincinnati. saying that they had selected 2008 to audit us. and i had never -- i never thought it was a coincidence. first that they selected 2008, which was the year i took six weeks off, went off the payroll, resigned temporarily to work for sarah palin and i never thought it was a coincidence that they selected 2011, the year so important in the timing of our country's leadership, and then suddenly, a few months ago, all this information came out about the improper actions of the irs and the pattern of harassment and i said, i knew it wasn't a coincidence. i'm an attorney, greta. i'm extraordinarily careful. i have been for 20 years. and an audit of us, as far as i could see

juan williams, nina easton and charles krauthammer. nina. >> well, i think this is about politics.ngoing electoral strategy by this administration to gen up the black and latino vote. look at the end run he's trying to make around the supreme court decision. the supreme court decision basically updated the voting rights law by saying, look, these nine states that were subject to federal review, it's less of a problem now. it's not -- in fact in most of these states, not only is black voter registration higher than white voter registration, black turnout was higher than white turnout in the last election. so this is clearly -- and clearly the president said he didn't like this decision when it came down and they're going to make an end run around it. voter i.d. laws, the idea that these are discriminating i think is just a liberal ruse to, again, gen up the vote. >> juan, i want to ask you about the politics of it but let's go to the voter i.d. law first. if you have to have a voter i.d. to get welfare, to get food stamps, to get housing, to get a rental car, to get in this building

the creation by brett easton ellis who gave many of us our first image into the mind of a sociopath.k, lack remorse or emotion, have a pen chant for deceit. can be charming but also manipulative and usually have an ego to boot. good thing i've never met anyone like that working in politics. joining us now is a woman who is an open sociopath but is appearing in shadow with us today. emmy thomas, author of the new book "confessions of a sociopath, a life spent hiding in plain sight." m.e., me, that's an interesting name there. you're in the dark and sometimes i think we all think of sociopaths as being dangerous. how dangerous are you? >> i don't think i'm any more dangerous than most people. i think everybody has certain primitive instincts, fight or flight instincts that will be triggered in certain situations. if anything, mine are just triggered in different situations. i really think sociopaths are for the most part harmless. the fact that everybody has statistically met a sociopath but probably hasn't realized it i think is a testament to the fact that most of those interactions

nina easton during an appearance on the special report with bret baier last week the fortune magazine claimed that voter id laws aren't discriminatory there's a lot. voter id laws the idea that these are discriminating i think is just a liberal ruse to again the. this is nonsense just look at the statistics the percentage of minorities without an official form of identification is weighed more than that of white americans any law requiring i.d.'s at the polls disproportionately affects minorities and is therefore on its face discriminatory but if you need even further proof about the real purpose of voter id laws take a look at what paul weyrich co-founder of the american legislative exchange council alec which promotes these laws in the states and the heritage foundation taylor what he said back in one thousand nine hundred. seventy of a quick have what i call them grown good government they want everybody to vote. i don't want everybody to vote elections are not won by a majority of people they never have been from the beginning of our country and they are not now. leverage in the e

nina easton, senior editor and washington columnist for "forbes" magazine and fox news contributor.up from the white house's statement about a partnership. there are questions whether or not we'll see a federal bailout of detroit. will we? >> i don't think the feds are in a position right now to be bailing out any cities. we've got our own fiscal crisis here at home that's looming, that nobody wants to talk about and i think the detroit situation shows, what's happening here in washington as well as the longer you wait, the more people are going to be hurt. and it's interesting, you were talking just now about the gm situation and the auto industry. what happened in the auto industry very much parallels what is happening in detroit. which is that there was overgenerous pensions and benefits and the auto industry, yes, it was faced by a japanese competitors who were making smaller, more fuel-efficient cars and detroit was not responding to consumer demand in the u.s. that was the first blow against it but what really sunk the big three auto companies was that they labor was overprice