janet and esther would like to see one more layer of consumer protection. put the solution behind the pharmacist counter to keep others' eyes from being burned. putting it behind the counter. that's not going to happen according to the company that makes the number one selling hydrogen peroxide lens solution in the world. a spokesman pointed out to 7 on your side, the complaints that we found did span a period of four years and the product has been on the market for 30 years. in 2014 they made safety changes like turning this cap red and enlarging instructions here and warning here's ingingsre. back to you. >> good reminder to everybody out there. we're heading into the weekend and it will be an interesting weekend. >> it is. mixed bag for early january. we're talking temperatures that are going to be cold and then a wintry mix and 60 degrees in the matter of 48 hours. go figure. seven day outlook not so dramatic but it's going to get a lot colder out here. outside, look at our city right now, we have partly to mostly cloudy skies. clouds will continue to i

esther oglebay always gave the order that you are not allowed to mess with the gold -- the goldfish -ey were big koi. but the boys would fish. we had a man who worked here for many years. he was the boy's "boyhood -- boyhood's best friend. they were fishing in the pond when they were not supposed to. you heard laughing and it was mr. oglebay behind them. he did not say anything and let them best. he also gave the boys a gold coin whenever he could. he was very generous and that way. but he was also very serious minded. he was on this mission to be a great humanitarian. mr. oglebay died in 1926. because he was a wealthy man, a very famous man in this area, people did not know him on a personal basis well. he was very formal when he was out. i think people are grateful that he left his land to the city of wheeling to become a part. i think it was an amazing gift. very generous. it was nice that the family did not quibble with this. when mr. oglebay passed away at the age of 77, his wife had predeceased him, they have the daughter sarita and her husband and they supported it so much that

esther is 18 and lydia 16.hey are some of the oldest here have responsibilities like cooking for the other children. they don't get government handouts and there is no international aid agency helping them. both are struggling to understand their changed lives. lydia tells me of nightmares crying, not being able to eat. what is all too clear to them now is they won't be going home anytime soon. >> we don't have food to eat. >> reporter: only god, they say, can help them now. nic robertson, cnn, nigeria. >> after 8,000 deaths finally encouraging news on the ebola outbreak. they say the spread of the disease is slowing, probably because of better access to care there. we have the report on the rapid decline of new cases. >> reporter: optimistic signs in the battle against ebola. international and regional health officials say they are seeing a significant decline in the number of new cases of the virus in west africa. >> change in the behavior we have been hoping for, working for, anticipateing is now happening e

to invest myself back into the community because i'm here, i'm here to stay, i know i am. >> the esthers say that the problem is many residents don't have access to information that could help them. johnson is one of them pep she says the new owners of her home are not forcing her out yet but she knows the days are numbered. >> i be blessed with something else, if not like this here something better you know what i'm saying? i ain't going to worry about it. >> reporter: michigan lawmakers have approved legislation that will give people more time to pay off property taxes and lower the interest rate on penalties. the governor is expected to sign the bills into law. the move is too late to help johnson but it could help keep tens of thousands of detroit families in their homes. detroit mayor mike duggan played a very instrumental part in convincing lawmakers to pass legislation that will help resident save their homes. it is also part of his plan to remove blight in the city and to collect lost revenue. bisi onile-ere, al jazeera detroit. >> in new hampshire police say blinding snow this m

aeropuertos y pidio derribar aviones estaounidenses un juez determino que la ex sindicalista mexicana elba estherrta >> seguimos con mucho mÁs de primer impacto, con nuestra invitada jennifer lÓpez, promocionando su pelÍcula. hablamos de este personaje donde tiene muchas cosas en comÚn, lo que es una madre que da todo por una familia, un momento vulnerable. has dicho que tiene muchas cosas en comÚn.que cosas no tienes en comÚn? >> no, cuando tÚ me conoces a mÍ soy muy diferente, pero siempre buscas como actriz las cosas que entiendes el personaje. >> sabemos que has tenido un aÑo muy ocupado con tu libro al igual que un documental. cubrimos en exclusiva el lanzamiento. y creo que podemos conocer un poco mÁs de lado verdadero de jennifer y el de madre. el documental tambiÉn vemos mucho de ellos. pensaste que era el momento para compartir ese lado, compartir. >> al principio de mi carrera siempre estaba mÁs cuidadosa, tenÍa una imagen, pero, despuÉs de hacer,american idol, hay una fuerza de ser vulnerable y decir soy humana, no siempre es foto perfecta, no es asÍ. no hay nada malo compartir tus exp

aeropuertos y pidio derribar aviones estaounidenses un juez determino que la ex sindicalista mexicana elba estherrta hoy en día pagar una hipoteca y evitar la pérdida de su casa puede abrumar hasta a la persona más fuerte. aún si ha sido responsable y ha hecho todas las cosas correctamente, la carga de prevenir la pérdida de la casa puede convertirse en algo insoportable para cualquier persona. pero ahora hay ayuda disponible ofreciendo alternativas para muchos dueños de casa con dificultades manteniendo sus hipotecas. una opción es conseguir el consejo de uasesor certificado por hud en asunt de vivienda. es absolutamente gratis. no espere para descubrir lo que le podría aliviar su carga. visite www.makinghomeaffordable.gov. porque el embargo hipotecario no es la única opción. un mensaje de servicio público del departamento de vivienda y desarrollo urbano destados unidos en asociación con la alianza nacional por una vivienda justa. >> seguimos con mucho mÁs de primer impacto, con nuestra invitada jennifer lÓpez, promocionando su pelÍcula. hablamos de este personaje donde tiene muchas cosas en com

for the fuel source if that happens it could spark a backlash from the nation's farmers and diane estherok has the story. >> reporter: winter bears down on heart land farmer taylor spends his day tracking prices. >> 370 on the board. >> reporter: thanks to demand from ethanol corn prices have risen over the last decade boosting his bottom line. >> a lot of young people back to the farm and helped farmers may age put money away for retirement which wasn't so easy to do before when we had narrow margins. >> reporter: the federal renewable fuel standard requires corn used gas on dependency on fossil fuels and a boom in corn production, when the rule went in effect 8 years ago american farmers produced 13 billion bushels of corn and less than a quarter was used for ethanol. this year they will produce more than 14 billion bushels with roughly 40% going to the fuel. but critics have long argued what has been a boom for farmers has been a bust for the environment and the economy. now those critics have more ammunition thanks to a new report by the nonprofit world resources institute, it says e

haney and commissioners, i wanted to quickly as a point of thanks to esther for the guidance in preparing members of the health program team that are joining me martha and christopher the support of our health programs leadership and don in and others and 3 very busy high school students that are stating up past curfew from balboa i thought we'd start i want to give a quick picture of my beginning in the strict chief's of staff the 7th and 8 grade teacher it was then luther middle school one of the earlier assignments was doing health education i do remember as a new teacher the moment in my class some of the 7th grader were learning about the changes in publicity slooing each other not to miss a moment of the lesson we're going to try to paint the picture of high school to elementary school some of the changes we're taking a risk and going to share what is working in some of the areas we hope to improve so workplace nelson mandela in mind a quick review and i'm going to turn it over to our first tsa to remind everyone with our health ed policy was updated in 2012 with the full support of

. >> reporter: but more people keep arriving at government shelters in town esther is just four days spent her first days in a field sleeping outside in the cold. >> translator: i went into labor when the rain started. i gave birth behind our house. when the water was too much i ran to the hills with my baby. >> reporter: those who opted to go back home are hoping the worst is over. but either way it will take all of them a long time to rebuild their lives. >>> china says it will continue its search and rescue efforts after a capsized boat left 22 people missing. the boat was on a trial voyage when it sank. three survivors emerged. eight foreigners are among the missing. >>> the vatican has defended pope francis after he through a pretend punch. they said the actions should not be interpreted as justification for violence. >> reporter: pope francis wasted no time in tackling politics on his first full day in his visit to the feel peens. he said the country's leaders needed to get serious about corruption poverty and scandalous inequality. >> it is now more than ever necessary that po

but the family says not to worry they would never give esther up.ures it's clear esther is a big ham. >> oh. >> oh. >> this little piggy went to the market once too many times >> that's a macro pig. not micro pig. >> wow. >> that's "pop news," everybody. >> this little piggy went to the market once too many times. >> had to. >> nice. >>> "heat index" coming up. let's go to ginger right now. >> what a crowd we have right now. carol from pennsylvania is 77 today. happy birthday, carol. >> thank you. >> we are so happy you're here. it's a little breezy out. get this out of my lip gloss. dusting of snow in memphis and parts of arkansas. we thought this was pretty from nebraska and it signifies that january thaw we're talking about. if you're staying for the weekend we're about to warm up. also going to happen in the plains. even for dallas, 66 for saturday. by sunday washington, d.c. will be in the mid-40s, new york city almost 50 degrees and, yes, it's mild today in some areas, some fog to start the day, sacramento ends up in the low 60s and check that

but the family says not to worry they would never give esther up.has 240,000 likes based on the pictures it's clear esther is a big ham. >> oh. >> oh. >>> this little piggy went to the market once too many times that's a macro pig. not micro pig. >> wow. >> that's "pop news," everybody. >> this little piggy went to the market once too many times. >> had to. >> nice. >>> "heat index" coming up. let's go to ginger right now. >> what a crowd we have right now. carol from pennsylvania is 77 today. happy birthday carol. >> thank you. >> we are so happy you're here. it's a little breezy out. get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get this get

. >> the french president said the country is at its high esther ror alert, you mentioned we'll be seeing higher security on the streets as well are we going to see a curfew being imposed? >> a curfew no we haven't seen anything like that for decades. i think we're going to see increase security in terms of armed police and also armed military. you do at times in paris see military troops at train stations airports and also major tourist sites like eiffel tower, but seeing armed troops on the streets is going to be far more normal now. people are going to have to accept that there will be more security checks and there could well be searches of bags of people entering department stores and hotels. and obviously there will be other kinds of operations which will be less visible to the eye. we can expect the french intelligence agencies being very active. there is always a search for buzz on the internet or chatter that was not detected. there may be state houses and people securing weapons, and there have been questions of were there any intelligence services were there any clues leading u

oh, esther rang in. she said he's got very bad flu, apparently. right. glasgow have been in touch.n cold case review section. what? like this one? i doubt it will ever be quite like this one, no. they're asking if mr. mcandrew would return to his native city, temporarily.

that when this happens, 1.i will be making his what he said, esther pharos, in 2012 about the nhs in the honorable gentleman comes to this house at his -- week after week, he said this, we will have to move to an insurance-based system of health care. privatize the nhs. i say never. >> thank you, mr. speaker. around about an estimated 13 million people, 30% of those who should be eligible to vote, are either incorrectly or not registered at all on the individual electoral registration system. in the year of the election, will book prime minister ensure that the government fully supports the national voter registration day on the fifth of february? will he commit himself to take part in the leadership live event? it help his decision to know may that the greens have agreed to take part in that debate. >> i think it is important that people register to vote and that's why local authority has been given over 7 million pounds to help in the process but if -- i think the individual voter registration will help to cut out some of the fraud and some of the systems we use in previous electio

the iraqi us -- esther th -- mr. theodorakis. i think he will take a hard-line, and that will be heard loud and clear at the eurozone meeting. maybe there is room for consensus. maybe there is room for a little bit of a u-turn and a more moderate start taken on the negotiation. i think it will be interesting to see which party he opts for because that will send a strong message to the rest of europe about greece's place in the eurozone. then the finance minister who will that ultimately be? there are a couple of questions surrounding this. two names really stand out. to economists, both of whom have taken a hard-line as well. -- two economists, both of whom have taken a hard-line as well. we should have this wrapped up by wednesday. >> hopefully. we will catch up with you later in the show. let's get over to berlin. what is the reaction when they have talk and a good game over the last couple months? it is almost like a high-stakes staring contest. who blinks first? >> the germans are indicating publicly they are going to blink.

when vaclav havel became president of the new czech republic in 1989 esther michael zantovsky served as a press secretary and advisor and since that time he has also held posts at the top in washington and currently as his country's ambassador in london. so i think it's worth noting that critics and reviewers are often skeptical when they pick up a book written by an author who knows the subject so well and was close to that subject. and we know that he has talked about the tendency that is not too popular, assuming they heroes can only be perfectionist and that is a term that i have out without asking. and that includes a bland perfectionist, certainly he was not, it was produced as an unvarnished friend in college and it reminds us that the great public figures are seldom one-dimensional, a contradictory and even paradoxical and we do a disservice if we don't present in the fullest light. in conversation tonight, this is one of our nation's most respected diplomats and i have to say one of my all time favorite people in the whole world and we were just reminiscing about the fact th

thank you very much, esther speaker. i would also like to say a thank you to robin -- the speech you made at the beginning is so deeply moving and i think we will all miss it. the person who follows you has large boots to fill. thank you very much. i would also like to say i normally do the wind up at the end it makes it easier. i get the chance to listen to you and distill all your best ideas and use them. but this time i am standing in for someone who's not able to be here today. she sends her great apologies because i know she is a great supporter of the u.k. youth parliament. and i'm glad to be starting at the beginning because at the end, we have heard your fabulous speeches and even though it is your first time, you will be stunned by the contributions. they are short, they are polite, they are to the point. they are always a pleasure to listen to. we are looking forward to a very high standard of debate. i would also like to say a few words at the scottish referendum. we have seen, just like in the chamber, we hav

thank you very much, esther speaker. i would also like to say a thank you to robin -- the speech you made at the beginning is so deeply moving and i think we will all miss it. the person who follows you has large boots to fill. thank you very much. i would also like to say i normally do the wind up at the end it makes it easier. i get the chance to listen to you and distill all your best ideas and use them. but this time i am standing in for angela eagle who's not able to be here today. she sends her great apologies because i know she is a great supporter of the u.k. youth parliament. and i'm glad to be starting at the beginning because at the end, we have heard your fabulous speeches and even though it is your first time, you will be stunned by the contributions. they are short, they are polite, they are to the point. they are always a pleasure to listen to. we are looking forward to a very high standard of debate. i would also like to say a few words at the scottish referendum. we have seen, just like in the chamber, w

. >> these are the cutaways for esther peterson secretary of labor.at the american public is ready to accept a woman in the white house? >> i think -- i think that when the right woman comes along, that society will recognize. and i think it's completelily possible that some day there can be a woman in the white house. ♪ it's sexual. >> there is a desire to get power in order to use it for good. note . >> pop musicians in today's generation they could

. >> reporter: the esthers say the problem is many residents don't have access to information that couldp them. johnson is one of them. she says the new owners of her home aren't forcing her out yet, but she knows her days here are numbered. >> i'll be blessed with something else if not like this year, something better. so i ain't going to worry about it. >>> michigan lawmakers have approved legislation that will give people more time to pay off property taxes and lower the interest rate on penalties. the governor is expected to sign the bills into law. the move is too late to help johnson, but could help keep tens of thousands of detroit families in their homes. detroit mayor played a very instrumental part in convincing lawmakers to pass legislation that will help residents save their homes and part of his plan to remove blight from the city and collect lost revenue. >>> a new year and new recalls of general motors vehicles more than 90,000 trucks and suvs are being recalled because of defective ignition switches. last year gm recalled 2.5 million small cars with similar problems. >>>

tonight, secretary kerry suggesting that blaming islam would be the big estherer that we could make inhe war on terror. the

mean and nasty to her co-their point was not to afflict the afflicted, as was just coming up from esthermada as i do that then muslims are outsiders and have no world power in france, therefore, they were subject to these cartoon attacks. quite the contrary. the reason a change their name was the magazine published an anti-charles degaulle cartoon the minute after his death. it was kind of -- charles de gaulle was france. this was beyond whatever mourn ing america with eurozone conniption fit when ronald reagan died, even npr was off and sink defying. charles de gaulle, he died a week after horrible fire in the discotheque in the small town in france in which 20 people are so died. the headlines over france were whatever town it was, tragedy and whatever town it was, 20 dead. the next week charles de gaulle dies and the cover of the magazine's "tragedy in paris one dead." keeping these people equivalent. that enraged france so much that that magazine was muzzled and censored and unable to come out the week after. the week after that they said, no problem, we will change the name. from wh

tonight, secretary kerry suggesting that blaming islam would be the big estherer that we could make in the war on terror. the shocking comments highlighting huge divisions between the united states and its key european allies in the fight to combat global terrorism, karl rove joins us live now. karl? >> karl, break this down for me because i think everyone is wondering why can't they say the words islamic extremism? >> well, i'm not certain i have got a good explanation for it. it makes us look oddly disconnected. look today the japanese prime minister traveling in the middle east after the death at the hands of isil of two japanese nationals called islamic extremism. the president of the united states can't bring himself to do it but the president of france can bring himself to call it islamic extremism. secretary kerry can't bring himself to say it but the british foreign minister standing right next to him calls it islamic extremism. i don't get why the administration doesn't seem to understand that the moral authority of calling it out as islamic extremism is to our advantage. it c

. >> esther. >> all right.e. campaign was developed in 2003 as a way to sort f get people to come to do more of an example, but obviously covers up lots of indiscretions. >> love it, all right, esther billy, we have time for one more? that's it. that was fun. all right. thank you for joining us. billy will come back across the street. >>> all right. he's been called one of the stars of tomorrow, we're going to meet him today from song one, musician and actor johnny flint. if you like romantic come dis you're going to want to watch it this week. the stars the great re gee in a when the flu hits, it's a really big deal. the aches. the chills. the fever. an even bigger deal? everything you miss out on... family pizza night. the big game. or date night. why lose out to the flu any longer than you have to? prescription tamiflu can help you get better 1.3 days faster. that's 30% sooner. call your doctor right away. and attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the

esther, thank you. >> thank you very much.iz: speaking of getting fit yours truly took part in the new york city triathlon. team fox business rocking it for buildinghomesforheroes.org, introducing you to some hero recipients for our mortgage-free homes. we build custom-made homes for most severely disabled troops returning from iraq and afghanistan. meet captain james biler, u.s. marine corps. he was wounded in afghanistan. lost both his legs and fingers from both hand. we made him a home that specifically caters to his injuries. because he was able to live comfortably and look forward, since then he just completed his mba and just got hired at barclays bank. >> to me, it means people support me, they're behind me. you know, just thank you. liz: please help us do more for other servicememberses like james. very easy. gone on www.buildinghomesforheroes.org. you see team fox business donation button. anything you can give we're so appreciative. >>> coming up it is not your father's rowing routine. city row promise as very differ

tonight, secretary kerry suggesting that blaming islam would be the big estherer that we could make in

esther paul leather is you deputy commissioner of education in new hampshire. mr. wade henderson has testified before this committee before chief executive officer of the leadership conference on civil and human rights and the leadership conference education fund. ms. cantwell, fourth and fifth grade special education teacher of the earth school, new york city. and mr. stephen lazar social studies and english teacher harvest collegiate high school in new york city. i've asked -- we have your testimony and we read them, at least i have. we ask you to summarize your testimony in five minutes because we have a lot of interested senders who would like to ask a question. so if you don't mind there's a clock that will show you in five minutes up and i would use the governor why don't we start with you, dr. west go right down the line. >> thank you. chairman alexander, senator murray, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. i would like to begin by congratulating the committee of putting the reauthorization act of the top of its

. >> obviously the big estherer that we could make would be be to blame muslims collectively for crimesy won't they use the phrase islamic extremism. >> completely changing gears. do you remember your first kiss? this kid does. >> it effects my brain so much it goes kablooie. i had a funny feeling. it's so great. >> is he going viral this morning. he will be here live with more on that kiss because better with friends. ♪ >>> hi, it's gary sinise you are watching "fox & friends." >> starting to learn more about known little girl since they were 3. it's been a long time. >> not a flash in the pan. >> some schools really hard to fail and other schools you send off your kid and coming back after kissing all day what happened to this country it was totally consensual. i'm convinced. we're glad to sigh. by the way good morning, peter. >> thank you for having me. >> clayton is out on a ski weekend with his family. >> we have a fox news alert this morning. >> moments ago president obama board air force one he is headed to i observed i can't. overnight we learned that he is cutting that trip sho

here is one from tony referring to a couple of esther this afternoon. senator cruise and senator mike lee always interrupt. always -- who refute their nonsense. diane says thank you senator cruz for correcting the root insulting comments made by senator whitehouse. and from thinker, grassley wants to look at complete record before deciding his ag vote but accuses lynch of waffling because she wants facts before answering hypotheticals. billy says the past practices of the attorney general office are relevant. there is more to a person that their resume. here is troy, michigan. independent line. laura, go ahead. caller: i got a chance to see some of the hearing yesterday and i came in about the last hour and a half. i have, did anybody ask her any westerns about benghazi -- asked her any questions about benghazi. also, the famous rifles carried across the border. i thought the republican party was going to be different. mr. mcconnell, please. thank you. >> thank you. the issue of benghazi certainly came up today as former cbs journalists sheryl atkinson

>>will tran: no but i met james sister esther like to say hello to her where tekkie core of them overets upset when it 60 degrees i can sell you the latest numbers we're talking 49 arrivals canceled and 36 departures canceled a the sea the board behind me everyone is stopping by here for just checking it out which of the little bit earlier campbell can you come over here tell us your story for those of the last year earlier loss like that canceled and that is it. >>: keeping hydrated eating a bag of doritos even moving in that direction have to call an to see if patmos like a closely nothing from have to stay for another day i went out and i bought him reckless as you said it has to end of the man is violence. we uncover for breakfast. >>darya: i am one to get into rubble for expense and lack of this summer with a decimal facebook thing some also given more room for the night. you guys like this. i am one to facebook if someone is on to respond. >> james: here is will we are sale maps lead not lot of snow coming down across new england is coming down at a pretty good clip as to take a

. >> reporter: her new friend esther from another village, has a similar story.wn language. they showed up after church service one sunday last july opened fire killing people. everyone ran. i don't know what happened to my parents. esther is 18 and lydia 16. they're some of the oldest here have responsibilities. like cooking for the other children. they don't get government handouts and there is no international aid agency helping them. both are struggling to understand their changed lives. lydia tells me of nightmares crying not being able to eat. what is all too clear to them now is they won't be going home any time soon. >> because boko haram is killing us we don't have food to eat. they are slaughtering people. >> reporter: only god, they say, can help them now. nic robertson, cnn, joss nigeria. >>> a look at our top stories now. the entire national criminal court has opened an inquiry into the attack on the palestinian territories, including attacks that happened during last year's gaza war between israel and hamas militants. the move opens the way for an i

host: esther davis. guest: it is the -- mr. davis. guest: it is demonstrated that there is no middle. conservatives are republican. democrats are liberal. we make the point of how this came about. it is unprecedented really, in america. i left politics undefeated, not indicted, something i am proud of. in virginia, i was seen as a thread in the primary, so they concocted a convention, and it is fine. i would along and did something else with my life. host: tom davis, you are part of the congressional committee. you guys were the artisan pardon me, political hacks. guest: we were the pitbulls. host: i do not mean to be cynical, but all of a sudden now congress is in crisis? guest: at me walk you through some of the things we talk about in this book. the parties in washington have lost control of this and it has been three macro factors that have taken place that have caused this. this did not come out of the blue. we have good members out there. dedicated people. they really cannot act the way they would probably like to. first is the

esther wielden, a senior reporter with snl financial. and frank mozano, senior principal at bracewell giuliani. [ applause ] so the presence of so many people here in this room today says volumes about how the federal energy regulatory commission, or ferc as many of us call, it has emerged from the bureaucratic shadows. the commission's job -- the kigs'skigs commission's job is to regulate interstate natural gas pipelines and electric transmission lines. ferc plays a central role in the debate over how these industries should evolve in the 21st century. there are questions, for instance, about what if any role ferc should play in epa's plan to curb greenhouse gases. should ferc ensure that the epa plan doesn't harm the reliability of the grid? questions such as that show why the commission's profile has never been higher. in the center of the spotlight of course is our guest speaker today, cheryl le fleur. she was nominated to the commission by president obama in 2010. she has been acting chairman and then chairman since november of 2013

when i watched the freedom summit the other day, i heard esther david the glossy -- mr. the glossy. he was blaming everything that he said about the current administration is what should've been said about the previous administration. they do a lot of that -- republicans. they point the finger at the current administration when that finger should've been pointed at them. even back to jeff duncan -- let us go back to ronald reagan. fill the gap that he caused by reducing spending. he reduced taxes and then tried to fill the gap with social security funds. anyone of these republicans that i watched in this freedom summit -- anytime they pointed a finger , it should've been pointed right back at them because they were the ones that got us here first and no one knows that. everyone wants to turn around and blame a democrat or some of the health. host: we have one last caller before we wrap up. caller: i just wanted to call about the keystone pipeline. host: what do you think about it? caller: when you look at some of the disasters that happen with the oil spills -- you know

host: esther davis. guest: it is the -- mr. davis.: it is demonstrated that there is no middle. conservatives are republican. democrats are liberal. we make the point of how this came about. it is unprecedented really, in america. i left politics undefeated, not indicted, something i am proud of. in virginia, i was seen as a thread in the primary, so they concocted a convention, and it is fine. i would along and did something else with my life. host: tom davis, you are part of the congressional committee. you guys were the artisan pardon me, political hacks. guest: we were the pitbulls. host: i do not mean to be cynical, but all of a sudden now congress is in crisis? guest: at me walk you through some of the things we talk about in this book. the parties in washington have lost control of this and it has been three macro factors that have taken place that have caused this. this did not come out of the blue. we have good members out there. dedicated people. they really cannot act the way they would probably like to. first is the advent

unity rally in paris has obscured an important point about the white house's reaction to the late esther reporter attacks in europe. the administration no-shows were not a failure of optics or a diplomatic misstep but were instead the logical result of the president's years-long effort to downgrade the threat of terrorism and move on to other things. so when the president chose not to attend the paris march, nor to send the vice president or security of state, the problem wasn't a tin-ear sense of pr it was obama's actual attitude toward the terror threat facing not only europe but the united states. we've dealt with the big stuff, obama has declared now let's move on. it sounded good until the bullets started flying. a lot of head shaking here. >> i don't buy that at all. >> no. >> just from a brief, brief glimpse of knowledge of what goes on around national security around the president of the united states, he is on it every single day. >> he is on what? >> he is all over this war on terror. just count the number of drone strikes. >> i wonder if there was a security issue. >> he was w

and then hadassah, that's a jewish name for esther.ix kid but had a dog that i finally got to use those names. >> governor palin, thank you. it's always good to have you. appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> and coming up, who needs elsa from "frozen"? we will take you to the real-life breath taking city made of ice. >>> carson rolls out the orange carpet for the first family of instagram after this. expected wait time: 55 minutes. your call is important to us. thank you for your patience. waiter! vo: in the nation, we know how it feels when you aren't treated like a priority. we do things differently. we'll take care of it. vo: we put members first... join the nation. thank you. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ tonight, every dish came out of the cupboard. literally. can this mess be conquered by a little bit of dawn ultra? yes. one bottle has the grease cleaning power of two bottles of this bargain brand. dawn, it's amazing what a drop can do. discover brookside and discover an exciting combination of tastes. rich, dark chocolate c