harris faulkner, thank you.stunning new surveillance video released of a deadly building collapse last month and a veteran police sergeant releasing new images of the boston terror st.s. totally -- suspects. we're going to zero in on what is going on in boston and why this man says he needed the public to see these images that they're seeing for the very first time. we have this for you, we'll show them next. ♪ ♪ what makes your family smile? backflips and cartwheels. love, warmth. here, try this. backflips and camm, ok!s. ching! i like the fact that there's lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast i'm very impressed. this is a great cereal! honey bunches of oats. i hear you crunching. jon: new next hour, top national security officials now warning that the damage from nsa leaks by edward snowden is, quote, very substantial. u.s. officials meeting at a security conference right now in aspen, colorado. meanwhile, the head of the nsa says snowden has given terror groups our intelligence community's playb

i'm harris faulkner live from new york. we've been on verdict watch for more than 24 hours.erating all that time. they took a break, came back at it, and have been going all day long with the exception of a quick break this ash and then over dinner. we learned they could still talk about the case during dinner and likely would have done that if they reached a verdict so quickly. the jury of six women had a question in the case about manslaughter charges. the judge said specifically what do you want to know? they never answered the judge back. we've been waiting for a couple of hours. this is a sanford, florida. it's 9:53 eastern. they would have been deliberating about 16 hours at this point. george zimmerman was seen earlier shaking hands with his attorney after the first break in the case, and now that they've come back from this dinner break, everybody in the courtroom, now the media have been called back. we're waiting for this verdict to be read. i do want to mention an interesting detail. george zimmerman throughout the trial had a 10 p.m. curfew as the defendant. you'

>>> i am harris faulkner. we start with the missing bride to be after a boating disaster on a popular recreational river, the facts changing a few hours ago with discovery of a second body pulled from the hudson river a short distance from new york city. we have been reporting since it happened friday. people went into the water when their party's speedboat hit a barge. shortly thereafter everyone was accounted for, except for the bride to be and her fiance and best man. the wedding was two weeks away. the driver taken to the hospital. the first body was found of a woman and now we think likely a 30-year-old lindsey stewart. a male body found earlier may be that of the best man, mark lennon. we could hear more by tomorrow. and we're learning four others, including the groom to be were hurt when the boat crashed into a construction barge are still hospitalized. their friend, joe joe johns was behind the wheel and say they believe he was drunk. we have more from the church where the victims were being remembered

i'm harris faulkner in tonight for shepard smith. we begin with a surprise guest appearance in the white house briefing room today by the president. he said he wanted to talk about the not guilty verdict in the george zimmerman trial. even though our fox news colleague juan williams says the president's top advisors warned him not to give such a speech. the president says the jury has spoken and that's how the system works. he said that immediately after the verdict but today he went further. revealing very personal details about his own experience as a young african-american man. >> trayvon martin could have been me 35 years ago. there are you have few african-american men in this country who haven't had the experience of being followed when they were shopping in a department store. that includes me. there are very few african-american men who haven't had the experience of walking across the street and hearing the locks click on the doors of cars. that happens to me. at least before i was a senator. >> george zimmerman's brother rob

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. and almost exactly an hour ago, the jurors considering george zimmerman's fate called it a night after deliberating for about three and a half hours. six women of the jury making only a single request of the court in all that time for a list of every bit of evidence in the case. a sign they do not plan on a rush to judgment. well, there is no way to know. the jury got the case about 2:30 in the afternoon in central florida after attorneys completed their closing arguments. george zimmerman's attorney mark o'mara george zimmerman shot trayvon martin because he simply had no other option. and spriewrts failed to prove he committed a crime. >> they have to take away reasonable doubt. they have to look at this case and say to you, ladies and gentlemen of this jury, hi, we're the state. we have proved this case beyond and to the exclusion of every reasonable doubt because we have connected every dot that falls in line that leaves nothing but conviction and they just didn't. >> harris: thin

i am harris faulkner. now back to "huckabee.">>> i mentioned earlier in the show, i want to play for you comments by new jersey governor chris christie about fellow republican kentucky senator rand paul. >> this strain of libertarianism that's going through both parties right now and making big headlines i think is a very dangerous thought and as the governor now of a state that lost the second most people on 9/11 behind the state of new york, and still seeing those families, john, i love all these esoteric debates that people are getting in. >> senator rand paul, for example? >> listen, you can name any number of people who engage in it, he is one of them. esoteric intellectual debates, i want them to come to new jersey, sit across from the widows and the orphans and have that conversation and they won't. >> paul's office shot back friday, saying, and i quote, if governor christie believes the constitutional rights and privacy of all americans is esoteric, he either needs a new dictionary or he needs to talk to more americans be

the ceo of oil and gas driller bright link oil, chris faulkner coming on.r-than-expected earnings, those too. we'll talk with pepsi's chief financial officer hugh johnson coming up. good. >> hello, i am dennis kneale. >> i am cheryl casone it. the dow jones is up. pepsi one of the big stories today. with pepsico's chief financial officer. dennis: president obama delivering a major address on the economy. it is all getting canned for no do ideas. we will have the speech reaction coming up. this is about 150 miles from the site, this is a very vivid picture of the danger of drilling oil and natural gas. first, breaking news. it is the birthday of dennis kneale. dennis: and viewers finally say yes, he is a dunce, look at that. [laughter] cheryl: it might've been my idea. dennis: thank you so much, guys. cheryl: we have nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. reporter: that is right, let's get back to these markets. you see the nasdaq composite doing nicely today. we are watching the dow jones approach 1700. here we see the s&p 500. on the move. it is

i am harris faulkner and the jury is having dinner right now.ait for a specific question for them, for the judge on exactly what they want to know about manslaughter. we'll keep you posted to what is happening. the court convened and the jurors wanted clarification of the murder charge. zimmerman claimed he shot the tone age in self defense. phil keating is live outside of the courthouse. the jury is at dinner? >> yes, dinner was delivered 15 minutes in the courthouse. and the attorneys were instructed by judge deborah nelson they were free to leave the property for an hour. so they could go off and feel free no verdict will be rendered and determined and announced while the 7- 8 o'clock dinner break is happening. george zimmerman and his family and attorneys for both sides and the prosecution and the parents of trayvon martin and extended family, zimmerman as well, they have all regouted themselves to staying right around the area and not going too far. parking is at a premium and a lot of people are taking out parking spots and 8 o'clock, it p

i am harris faulkner. tensions across that country near the boiling point. as city after city is beginning to look like the scene you see there, that's cairo. they're shouting for president morsi to go, that's downtown tahrir square. note the date. it is one year since morsi's inauguration as the nation's first freely elected leader. took 12 months to see egypt fall back to this level of discord between the citizens and government, and hard to forget, the same square in 2011, demonstrations triggered the eventual downfall of hosni mubarak. a worrysome situation. israel is next door. the country is showing signs of distress. so far, no military intervention. but we know if this keeps up, that's where it led in the past. there's growing fear the unrest could explode into widespread violence as thousands of morsi supporters from muslim brotherhood are threatening to fight his opponents. we reported an american college student was stabbed during one of the demonstrations. the anti-morsi movement is a major concern for the white house. egypt instability could add

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i'm harris faulkner.k to the judge. >> when you have the spokesperson for the president of the united states make a definitive statement that it was two rogue agents and start poking at these people who have no power to do anything about it, that is wrong. how dare anybody suggest that we're at the end of this? this is the beginning of this. we have to make an example of it. >> congress jason chaffetz blasting the obama administration over the iers scandal, saying the investigation into targeting political enemies is just beginning. as republicans step up the pressure, the question is how high does it go? with me is ryan clayton from d.c. and tony sayage. good evening, gentlemen. initially it's two rogue agents, and then it's those lying people in cincinnati, and then it's i'm going to plead the fifth and now it's you know what? you're not going to lay the blame on me. tony? how do you interpret this? >> judge, two major defenses of the irs, and i would also say of democrats, have been debunked by the tes

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith tonight.agrees with the jury's verdict even though he wasn't in deliberation with the other jurors and wasn't allowed to talk with them about the case. the alternate said the defense team did such a good job presenting the case they would have all wound up on the same page. murder of the killing of killing of trayvon martin. here is what the alternate juror told our fox station in orlando, fox 35. >> i would like to have been in the room with those five ladies and had a chance to talk about it and, you know, you couldn't talk about it the whole time we were together. sit down and get their thoughts. i supported the verdict. >> harris: described the events which helped make up his mind. phil keating in our south florida newsroom. what was that key piece of evidence? >> harris, crime scene video and photos of a preshooting beatdown. specifically those bloody photographs of george zimmerman's injuries combined with the 911 tape screams which he feels were george zimmerman, not martin, plus zimmer

i am harris faulkner. thank you for being along. it has been a busy, breaking news weekend. huckabee starts. >>> in the circuit court for seminole county florida, state of florida versus george zimmerman, verdict, we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> welcome to a special live edition of huckabee. george zimmerman was found not guilty by a jury last night of six women who heard evidence, were instructed as to the law, and acted with clarity. now, they're not heroes, they're just citizens doing one of the most difficult and thankless tasks that any american has called upon to perform. judging the guilt or innocence of another human being. george zimmerman is not a hero. he was a young hispanic man. he believed he was in danger. and he used a gun to end what he felt was a threat to his own life. he is going to spend the rest of his life second guessing his decision to get out of the car to follow a young man he thought might be part of a crime wave in his neighborhood. and trayvon martin is not a hero, he was a young man whose life ended way too soon, maybe because

aim harris faulkner in tonight for shepard smith. first, a fox urgent. a southwest plane has landed at laguardia airport without front landing gear. the faa confirming to fox news a short time ago the landing gear collapsed and so far they say no reports of injuries but that could change as they learn more. can you see the nose of the boeing 737 resting there on the tarmac. and a slew of emergency crews congregating around that plane. southwest airlines reports this is flight 345 which came in from nashville. here you see a map of its flight path. it landed in new york about one hour and 15 minutes ago. the runways at laguardia airport are shut down for now. a number of people on twitter complaining about being stuck in the tarmac other planes. a live report coming up inside "the fox report." well, we could not be happier. that's what prince william tonight said after his wife kate gave birth to their first child. the future king of england. our sister met work sky news says he called his grandmother the queen about the baby. and then word went out to th

. >>> i am harris faulkner. this is the fox report. bottom of the hour.top of the news. new reaction pouring in as a jury of six women found george zimmerman not guilty of second degree murder and of a lesser charge of manslaughter in the death of trayvon martin. from new york to california, demonstrations and people outraged at the verdict are taking to the streets. in some cities, more demonstrations planned for tomorrow. president obama calling trayvon martin's death a, quote, tragedy for america, and calling for calm, saying, quote, we are a nation of laws and the jury has spoken. earlier today i talked with george zimmerman's brother, robert, who talked about george and says really what happened that night. >> he did a year and a half ago, he told us all what had happened individually, and wanted the truth to come from him. i think we knew we were -- we only have one definition of truth in our family. we knew we were dealing with the truth then. if we had any doubt about that, he wouldn't have enjoyed our support, but yeah, a year and a half ago geor

i'm harris faulkner in new york. we'll take a quick pause. we will return back to our programming and stick with the story here on fox newschannel. so we have judge alist and mercedes -- alex and mercedes colwin standing by. in the meantime, i'm told that the prosecution is speaking again. let's watch and listen. >> complicated concept, but it a schedule that is included which is why we requested it. the judge gives what he she believes is appropriate, and that is how we try cases. >> can you talk about florida stand your ground law and whether the changes in the law in 2005 affected the facts in this case and whether this case could have been won perhaps prethe changes in the law. >> well, justifiable use of deadly force has changed to a certain extent. stand your ground is the procedural mechanism, as we call it, where we full expected because of what we were hearing that the defense would request a stand your ground hearing, and we would have put on the same evidence. it would have been in front of just a judge instead of a jury. the duty

thank you >> i am harris faulkner.om what marchers are calling justice for trayvon. it was a week ago that the jury acquitted george zimmerman. in miami tracey martin thanked the crowd. and trayvon's mother addressed reporters in new york city. a wave of violence sweeping over central iraq. at least 46 people were killed today in the series of attacks since the start of ramma dan. seven coordinated car bombings tock place on various streets where people had gathered to socialize after breaking the fast. >> you are watching fox. back to huckabee. ♪ (applause) >> well, there is a lot of out rage over the current rolling stone mag zone cover. many claim it glamorizes the bombing suspect. dzhokhar tsarnaev and giving him rock star treatment. he is not a rock star. we'll not she the cover. this is when jim morrison was on the cover. by the way jim morrison was a rock star. dzhokhar tsarnaev is not a rock star. he is a murderer and monster. sergeant shawn murphy was so enraged by the rolling stone cover. he released the phot

i'm harris faulkner live from new york. we've been on verdict watch for more tn 24 hours.all that time. they took a break, came back at it, and have been going all day ng with the exception of a quick break this ash and then over dinner. we learned they could still talk about the case during dinner and likely would have done that if they reached a verdict so quickly. the jury of six women had a question in the case about manslaughter charges. the judge said specifically what do you want to know? they never answeredhe judge back. we've been waiting for a couple of hours. this is a sanford, florida. it's 9:53 eastern. they would have been deliberating about 1 hours at this point. george zimmerman was seen earlier shaking hands with his attorney after the first break in the case, and now that they've come back from this dinner break, evebody in the courtroom, now the media have been called back. we're waiting for this verdic to be read. i do wa to mention an interesting detail. george zimmerman throughout the trial had a 10.m. curfew as the defendant. you'll notice the time.

this is about, faulkner said, the past is not over, it's not even in the past. >> clinton, we have to take a break, i wan to get your final thoughts on the verdict and your reaction to it. >> i think when we live in a state of america somebody can stalk, accost and effectively kill someone without repercussions we need to re-evaluate what we're doing as a human race. >> all right. clinton and jelani, thank you for joining me. hopefully we'll talk to you more later this week as this continues. congregati congregations across the country, we'll take you to the church where trayvon martin's family usually worships. stay with us. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like you. you always do what they tell you? no... try it, and see what your good driving can save you. you don't even have to switch. unless you're scared. i'm not scared, it's... you know we can still see you. no, you can't. pretty sure we can... try snapshot today -- no pressure. are going to be people who aren't going to be happy with what's taking place. it's important for us for people to understand this. th

. ♪ >> i am heather childers in for harris faulkner. it is the time for the top of the nows.have new information on the crash of asyappa airlines flight 214. the boeing 777 from soeul, it originated in shanghai, china with a stop off in south korea and headed to san francisco, crash landing this afternoon, video showing the fusel age burned away and tail gone and engine missing. 291 passengers were on board. the san francisco fire chief confirmed two people were killed and others unaccounted for and the mayor saying that as well. we are hearing for more witnesses of the crash of the boeing 777 including one woman who was on board, on board of another plane quarter mile of the asiana flight 214 when it made a crash landing. she managed to snap pictures and she joins us now. margaret, what were you thinking when you saw the plane coming down in flames? >> the whole thing was pretty surreal. everyone on my plane was just in shock. 0 i am in the airport and it is loud. >> margaret, you are breaking up. if you could stand stillbe able connection a little better. what were you sayi

i'm here tonight, that's repetitive, with harris faulkner. look at that wave at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox news. where else would it be? a bowling ball, i put three fingers inside of them every wednesday night, it's comedian sherrod wal. >> bill schultz. >> and it's fierce commentary. sitting right next to me, imus, bernie mcguerk. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> and america's handyman, greg gutfeld. >> should he pay for his spray. bieber has apologized to bubba. he peed in a hotel mop bucket and yelled, f you, bill clinton. i remember it just like it was yesterday. >> [ beep ]. [ beep ]. >> now for you blind people, wild kids is spelled with a z. on wednesday night the canadian cutie tweeted, thanks for taking the time to talk, mr. president. your words meant a lot. #greatguy. cockey lad. on thursday bill clinton confirmed the mia culpa. >> the president said, if that's all you have done, that's not bad. keep an eye on your friends, i.e.,, those who leaked the video. am i right, america, who remembers anything from the '90s other than "friends"? anyway, jb

. >>> live from america news head headquarters, i'm harris faulkner. three were killed and 26 taken to the hospital.stly teena church camp. it came off the interstate 465 and hit a retaining wall and overturned. fire crews rescued five people who originally trapped inside the bus before first responders got there. four other motorists helped and even pulled the bus driver out. >> in egypt the worst bloodshed since hosni mubarak was kicked out couple years ago. today egyptian security forces arrested 65 protestors. john kerry stressing this is pivotal moment for egypt and leaders must act to take the country back. now back to the judge. ♪ >> president has told us he is not going to follow the law and if she molt going to follow it the american people shouldn't be required to fund it. people in congress are saying we're not going to fund obamacare. you can criticize this all you want but we're not going to pass a continuing resolution or other measures that makes funding for enforcement and implementation of obamacare. >> judge jeanine: republicans threa

register at alz.org >> i am harris faulkner.rrying a church congregation crashed in indianapolis. we are told three people died at the scene. many of the passengers were teenagers and that bus was returning from camp. the witnesses say the bus came off the interstate andet a retaining wall and over turned. an arrest with the spode boat carrying a broid to me and her bridal party crashed. the police arrested the driver charging him with vehiclear manslaughter. they went to his hospital room to do so. a body was found matching the description of a 30-year-old woman. the best man was thrown in the water. the search will continue for him tomorrow. we are learning more about a deadly stand off in florida. police identified the gunman as pedro varsgus. he set his apartment on fire and then went on random and bizarre shootings. he killed six people in and outside of the apartment complex. hostages were taken and the man held them gun point for three hours and in the end, a watt team shot va rgus and freed the hostages. we have more in

harris faulkner following this, this was the first story i saw in the morning when i took a look at thes headlines, harris. >> reporter: well, when you hear from one of the veterans coming up, i wonder if you had the same emotion this person did. the lincoln memorial, one of the most popular sites on the national mall, do temporarily closed. somebody took green paint and splashed it on the presidential statue, the pedestal and the floor around it. they didn't write any words or symbols, but u.s. park officials say it appears intentional and happened around 1:30 in the morning local time. now they're reviewing security camera footage to see if they can identify a suspect or suspects. >> it's sad because me being a veteran, you know, things like this, i bring my kids to see so they would take pride in their history, and in order for them to know where they're going, they've got to know about their past, and when we have people that just don't care about our history, it saddens me because this is what i fought for. >> reporter: i think i heard rick folbaum say amen. the memorial will remai

i'm heather childers in for harris faulkner. thank you so much for watching.n, we have been following continuing coverage of this plane crash, an international flight that crash landed in san francisco coming in from south korea. 291 passengers on board along with 16 crew members. two people died in this crash. 306 passengers now, though, accounted for, still one accounted for, still one missing. greta van sustren is next.huma ♪ uch. but that's okay -- you're covered with great ideas like optional better car replacement from liberty mutual insurance. total your car and we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. learn about it at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? and you'll dump your old broom. but don't worry, he'll find someone else. ♪ who's that lady? ♪ who's that lady? ♪ sexy lady ♪ who's that lady? [ female announcer ] swiffer sweeper's electrostatic dry cloths attract and lock dirt, dust, and hair on contact to clean 50% more than a broom. it's a difference you can feel. swiffer gives cleaning a who

. >> live from america's news head quarters, i am harris faulkner.d off ending in the south florida apartment complex. a gunman shot six people before the there ares killed him. he set fire to the unit in hialeah north of miami. and he continued to shoot the apartment manager and his wife and continued randomingly shooting. the swat team took him out froing two hostages he was 408ding. >> a bridal party crashed in a vote on the hudson river. the driver may have been drunk. a body matching the description of the broid to be was found in the water. the wedding was two weeks away. the search for the best man is expected to resoum tomorrow. the groom and throw others are hospitalized. i am harris falker, now back to huckabee. >> i am going to play for you the comments from chris christie about fellow republican kentucky senator ram paul. >> the strain of is a very dangerous thought. as the governor of a state, that lost the second most people on 9/11 behind the state of new york and still seeing those families, john, i love the essoteric. >> senator ram

after breaking for dinner and our coverage will continue of the george zimmerman trial for harris faulknerexas- sized she down over a borgdz. republicans passed a land mark bill and headed to governor perry's desk. >> and texas democrats say they will fight it. >> a key american partner in the middle east is bracing for more turmoil. the interi remember government in egypt launching a investigation on morsi who is gone from political power. we give billion to egypt and law makers want to cut. that the white house said it is necessary to cope the egyptian military strong. live huckabee now. >> we are live. the jury just finished the meal and back in deliberations in sanford, florida. and we are keeping an eye on it. and if anything breaks we'll go immediately to sanford, florida and pick up on it. it is not every day, that the president of the united states comments on an unresolved criminal case. last march, weeks before george zimmerman was asked about the case. >> my main message is to the parents of trayvon martin. you know, if i had a son he would look like trayvon. and they are right

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. >>> live from america's news headquarters, harris faulkner.elevision star in the fox tv family died. cory monteith passed away. an autopsy is expected tomorrow. he played finn hudson on "glee." he was found dead in a hotel room in vancouver. a few months ago he voluntarily checked in for substance addiction. police ruled out foul play. cory monteith was 31 years old. >>> 30 people killed in iraq, the country has the worst violence in seven years. coordinated bombings and attacks before the evening meal which end the day long fast during range of motion don. we will get back to live "huckabee." r. we will get back to live "huckabee." a. we will get back to live "huckabee." ram. we will get back to live "huckabee." a. we will get back to live "huckabee." d. we will get back to live "huckabee." a. we will get back to live "huckabee." n. we will get back to live "huckabee." >>> back with me from last night, lis wiehl, fox news legal analyst and former prosecutor, and remi expenspencer. we all saw the dramatic verdict after we had gone off the air.

. >> and joining us to talk about o'reilly's talking points, reverend michael faulkner, former jets player. welcome, sir. >> thank you, grelt ta, it's a pleasure to be here. >> let me pick eight years, so it goes into the previous administration as well. has the situation in the african-american neighborhoods has it gotten better for african-americans or gotten worse in the last eight years? >> it's gotten worse. and the reason it's gotten worse is because the economic climate is worse. unlike bill o'reilly, i live in the black community. i know what factors drive poverty and drive crime, and some of the dysfunction that he was so ready to talk about, and offer a solution. the problem is that we need economic solutions. we need economic incentives, which in the form of jobs, in order to occupy the young minds and to give them hope, there are always going to be criminal elements in every community, white, black, hispanic, whatever race they're going to be criminal elements within that community, and you can't stop that. however, the overwhelming majority of people in the black community in

i'm harris faulkner in tonight for shepard smith. i'll be back this weekend for fox report. for now, the factor. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> when trayvon martin was first shot, i said this could have been my son. another way of saying that is that trayvon martin could have been me. president obama now inserting himself in the controversy. do his comments help or hurt race relations in america? we have a debate. >> many, if not all of the survivors of the benghazi attacks along with others at the department of defense, the cia have been asked to sign additional nondisclosure agreements. >> mike: new allegations that the survivors of the deadly benghazi attacks have being forced into silence. what's the obama administration trying to hide? we will have the latest on this scandal. ♪ chanting] >> governor huckabee: far left outrage in texas a controversial abortion bill becomes law in that state. what are they so angry about? ♪ chanting] cauti on, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> governor huckabee: hello, i'm mike huckabee.

we actually have a quote from councilman kevin faulkner two weeks of therapy will not end the behavior he needs. he should leave to get the help he obviously needs. he shouldn't take the office of san diego mayor with him he needs to resign and seek long-term treatment as a private citizen. we have heard that echoed by thousands of citizens in san diego. there is a recall filner facebook page at this point. many people writing that he is arrogant. is he a bum, and that he simply is not the best person to lead san diego right now. shep? >> shepard: the head of the democratic national committee telling him to step down and he won't and unbelievablably moments after he wrapped up announcement from san diego then came anthony weiner again. is he still running for mayor of new york city even after admitting that he is not sure how many people he sexted before and after he quit congress. but is he pretty sure it wasn't more than three. since his resignation two years ago. today, anthony weiner was back on the campaign trail, telling reporters he wants to focus on political issues. not his ow

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. now the factor. >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> i'm tired of this administration having to keep having these hearings. >> does the gentleman yield? >> yes. >> i want to answer your allegation. these are not just talking points. >> bill: more hearings about the irs scandal. now some democrats in congress are attacking the investigation. we will show you what happened today. >> would the gentleman yield for just five seconds? >> that is absolutely not true. >> this is a person who -- of our ears. to his pier group seemed like one of them. >> bill: "rolling stone" magazine under intense pressure because some believe they are glorifying the boston terrorist. geraldo will weigh in on that. donald trump, mania over the royal baby and jesse watters investigating a new tax on strippers. >> that's absolutely ridiculous. >> bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. america's power in decline, that is the subject of this evening's

. >> last night we had reverend michael faulkner who has a church in harlem, and i asked him about the bush administration deliberately so it didn't look like i was trying to blame it on president obama, and i said, how about the inner city, the poor people in the country, are they better off now, are things getting better? and he said, no, they're getting worse. so the things we think are helping people, they're not working. so whatever solutions we need to change here. let me ask you some news about obamacare and some of this might make people angry, but according to the associated press, the obama administration is about to spend almost $700 million on a national marketing campaign for obamacare. carl, several million dollars to market. $700 million. really? >> sure, there are a lot of people out there without health all of them signing up. they're focused on getting 2.7 million people who are under the age of 35 signed up. now, why is that important? it's important because under the new obamacare law, the affordable care act, younger, healthier workers will pay a higher premium tha

>> it was done after president faulkner had made the declaration they were going to do it.it was done before. >> which came almost immediately after our decision on grutter. >> on the -- i believe, on the same day. >> and by the way, do you think that grutter -- this goes to justice breyer's question -- do you think that grutter held that there is no more affirmative action in higher education after 2028? >> no, i don't. >> was that the holding of grutter? >> i agree it might, but i want to get to the question, see what i'm trying to pinpoint, because we have such a limited time. and to me, the one thing i want to pinpoint, since you're arguing on that this satisfies grutter if properly understood, as you say that. in looking up, we have a two- court rule. and two courts have found, it seems to me. that here there is a certain -- there is no quota. it is individualized. it is time limited. it was adopted after the consideration of race-neutral means. each applicant receives individual consideration, and race did not become the predominant factor. so i take those as a given.

welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm harris faulkner in for heather childers. >> gregg: i'm greggarrett. a jury reaching a decision after 16 hours of deliberation acquitting zimmerman of second degree murder and manslaughter first. >> in the circuit court of the 18th judicial circuit, state of florida versus george zimmerman. verdict, we, the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> gregg: phil keating has been covering this story since day one. he joins us live from sanford, florida. >> disappointed sanford residents, trayvon supporters, it's been relatively quiet. there was going to be a 3:00 rally behind me. sheriff's department ended that by closing off the courthouse grounds for the day. it may still materialize downtown park. inside the courtroom, 10:00 hour after a long day and 16 hours of deliberations, all smiles and tears were relieved from the parents of george zimmerman. his attorneys were vindicated and vowed to have prosecutors pay for not sharing evidence timely over the last year. >> the best moment was when they said not guilty. >> i think the prosecution of geor

harris faulkner in the newsroom. see you soon.na: the full story of what happened in benghazi is still very much under wraps but fox news as exclusive new details about one of the heroes on the scene of the terror attack a diplomatic security agent who repeatedly went back into a burning building to recover the body of sawn smith. catherine herridge is the one with the exclusive report and joins us now. catherine. who is this here. >> reporter: thank you, jenna and good morning. security agent david uben was no severely injured in the benghazi terrorist attack 10 months later is is still being treated at walter reed in suburban washington. fox news is obscuring the photo to his request for privacy as remains focused on recovery alongside with wounded warriors from afghanistan and iraq. he helped recover the body of foreign service officer sean smith going back into the flames multiple times. smith's mother hopes to meet with uben to express her gratitude. >> thank you very much for what you have done. why couldn't the government h