he murdered daniel faulkner, he never said he didn't do it.ere witnesses in the emergency room that overheard him say he did shoot him and hoped he died. but back to the story, president obama's nominee to head up the civil rights department of the justice department. the fraternal order of police credits the justice department with turning this on its head with unfounded and unproven allegations of racism. so this goes into the whole history of him defending jamal, and really, the false charges of racism were used to slander and libel the name of this police officer while he was a dead man after he had been killed. and they're trying to use this as a way to get this nominee into the justice department to carry out the racial pipe dreams of attorney general eric holder through the justice department. >> reaction? >> i think it is important to note the person future she is referring is priscilla durham, somebody in the hospital who supposedly heard jamal say he shot the officer. and the doctor who was with jamal from the moment he entered the h

and i am harris faulkner. and thank you for watching.uckabee. >> tonight on huckabee. he will use his pen to sign excutive orders, the president changed his tune with the way s nsa collects issue. >> and mitch mcconnell reacts. millions of credit cards hacked. and who pays the bill? jerry wulis has the advice. plus, she had a choice, keep her unborn baby or her eye sight. her decision on huckabee tonight.

. >>> i'm harris faulkner. growing concern here at home as the dramatic spike in the violence in iraq continues. the iraqi government is trying to control al qaeda which looks to be stronger than ever there. possibly at stake, years of gains that came at the cost of american lives during the iraq war. the situation seemingly getting worse by the day. a wave of bombings in the capital city of bagdad has killed 20 people and wounded scores more in just a day. and in fallujah government troops continuing to find sand fight entrenched militants. one official is saying 22 soldiers and 12 civilians died there in that city today. fallujah is where the insurgency against american forces began in 2004. more than 70 troops died in a fight to capture that town. secretary of state john kerry said the u.s. stands with iraq and we will support them in stamping out a common enemy. but he promised no u.s. combat troops will be put in harm's way to do it. >> this is a fight that belongs to the iraqis. that is exactly what the p

come on. >> i just want to, eric, before i go to you, this is maureen faulkner, the wife of the police officer killed by the cop killer. i'm not even going to say his name. here you go. >> i was absolutely outraged by president obama to make this decision to have a man who defended a murderer, someone who murdered a police officer with premeditation and malice, is a radical, is a black panther and to give him an appointment, to nominate him to the department of justice, i mean, it's a disgrace. >> you know what kills me, eric, by the way, he's referring to the cop killer being a black panther, the more people know about the cop killer than the victims because of the celebrity attention and the sympathetic media. >> right. >> and the celebrities all -- and the lawyers falling behind him. look, leadership is about making good choices. this is clearly not -- i think it's -- you'll be hard pressed to find someone that says this is a good choice given as you point out so many other competent lawyers that won't be so controversial. that would be a better choice than this. >> but this one ins

tell me about "as i lay dying," by william faulkner.ou are taking someone to her final resting place. >> this way. step here. the ford is over here. [water sounds] >> wait! run back and cross the bridge and meet us on the other side. >> you are too slow. >> i don't care what we do as long as we do something. take the rope and meet us on the other side. >> we can go across the bridge too if you want. >> come on! come on! >> watch it! >> [horses neighing] >> directing -- people say that all actors want to direct because they want to control. it is not about that for me. i am a huge believer in collaboration. the three things i like to control when i direct is the subject matter, who i work with as far as cast and crew, and how we will tackle the subject matter. and the approach. >> in terms of the approach, final cut and the editing. >> i ultimately get final cut. once those three things are in motion, i get my crew and cast and script and we have an idea of how we are going to shoot it, then i open it up. i work with people i trust. i wa

he's a volunteer supporter of a man who murdered daniel faulkner in cold blood 30 years ago.his guy. what, none of the chaps he's releasing from gitmo were free? is he saving them for cabinet posts. we're still supposed to believe that reverend wright's claims were false. america is punished for being racist. how is this not a hate crime against police. maybe ed as ner and mike farrell can explain this to his widow or ask harry reid who gained the senate to ensure passage of horrid nominees like this one. this may be the first job that reid has nominated. this is about transferring the power to the people. even the phrase cop killer is just too mean, isn't it really just bigot control? who cares? the media will focus on new jersey traffic instead and ignore this. alas, christie casts a big shadow in everything. >> you didn't pronounce the names correctly? >> which one did i get wrong? >> i figured as much. i want to show, this is what the paternal of order of police had to say in a letter i believe to the administration. they wrote that this nomination was basically a thumb i

i am harris faulkner. we again with a high stakes show town. it is watched by big labor and friends in washington. members of a major union pitted against each other and voting on whether to make key concessions to boeing. the machine issue narrowly approved the plan for doing away with pension. bog will continue to make airlines in seattle. the company applied intense pressure and fielding more than 50 bids from 22 different states and all promising lower costs partially due to fewer union workers. it could be the beginning of a now trend for business versus big labor and just as democrats are relying on union support. andom nick is live for us in los angeles for this. dom? >> reporter: hey, there, harris,ine though the economy is in rebound. state officials are trying to make sure jobs are safe guarded. the officials who lobbied to keep production of triple x in washington state saved local jobs from heading elsewhere. that is depend if they want to retain their seats come reelection time. beauing pulled off a neat trick and awarded itself ta

i am harris faulkner. we have had continuing coverage after terrifying moments in maryland.e of a deadly shopping mall shooting. police identified two of the people who died. they worked in stores in the mall. they were killed when a gunman opened four outside of a skate shop near the food court. five other people were hurt and we are learning that they are treated for injuries tonight. and expected to recover. the shooting ended when the suspect turned the gun on himself. at last check law enforcement are still@mall and deployed a robot to search for explosives. the gunman triggered panic in the mall. still no identity of the shotter and we don't have a clear reason why he went to the mall in colombia, maryland. i am harris faulkner, and now back to huckabee. >>> the state department is warning american athletes to not wear team usa gear outside of the olympics village in the next month's olympics. that is after several european countries received e-mail messages warning of a terrorist attack. international olympics officials shot down the treat and hunt continues for black

i am harris faulkner. now back it huckabee.prime minister ariel sharon died at the age of 85. and he was ininstrumental in the early days of modern israel history in 1948 fought with the israel defense force. he was a celebrated person and a powerful military figure leading troops in all of israel's major conflicts including the war for independence, six day war and yom kippur war. he led in major settlements in judea and in 2005 he ordered israel citizens to leave gaza and forced them out of their homes and communities. the sincerity of his intentions in giving up land with hopes of peace didn't change the outcome of creating a more friendly environment in gas a. nothing will tarnish his reputation, as one of israel's mightiest and most effective warriors and leaders. his life was a living sacrifice for the nation of israel that he loved and served. ariel sharon, dead at the age of 85. our prayers go out to his family. >> just two years after president obama announced the war in iraq is over. new development has his administra

i'm harris faulkner. let's bet you back to the judge., foxnews.com. >>> the facts can no longer be denied. not even by the white house. the benghazi massacre could have been prevented. with me house intelligence committee member com kevin nunes. congressman, good evening, did the administration lie to us? >> well, they -- not only did they lie, judge, but they continue to lie. and, you know, we are still waiting for witnesses to show up. we are still waiting for phone records. it's getting -- it's very very frustrating. i know the american people are frustrated. but i really appreciate you staying on this issue. >> well, you know, congressman, it's not many of us were surprised at what happened. i mean, it just, you know, made sense, based on the pieces that americans were putting together. but this came so late in the game because the administration chose to lie over and over. the families would have gotten closure a lot sooner had they not done that. >> well, and what is sad is i think they are doing this to cover up their middle east

jamal, as you said, shot officer faulkner five times, as well as 12 inches from his face, having hisdespite arguing that jamal's conviction was about race, debo adegbile told the commission it was only about justice. listen. >> our commitment in the constitution is to follow our procedural rules even in the hardest cases, perhaps especially in the hardest cases so that all of our rights can be vindicated. >> yeah, we have now learned that a rally for jamal in 2011, this woman, an attorney for the legal defense fund team said it was an honor to defend abu jamal, saying there was no question in the mind of the legal defense fund that the justice system has completely and utterly failed jamal. and in our view, that has everything to do with race and that is why the legal defense fund is in this case. al also, after seen maureen faulkner on "the kelly file," the senate republicans now contacted her and she tells fox news that she will file a petition to make public her complaints against the nominee, debo adegbile. >> trace, thank you. well, the naacp may be standing by this defendant, b

i'm harris faulkner.le seconds, back to huckabee. >>> the state department is warning american athletes to not wear their team usa gear outside of olympic village during next week's winter olympics in russia, and that's after the u.s. and several european countries have received threatening e-mail messages warning of a terrorist attack. international olympic committee officials have shot down those threats, but the hunt continues for black widow suicide bombers plotting to disrupt the winter games. >> russian police are looking for a female terrorist suspect targeting the olympics. security officials say the 22-year-old penetrated the 1500 mile ring of steel surrounding sochi with plans to attack the winter games. but she may not be alone. two other female extremists have been named, believed to be planning an attack on the final leg of the olympic torch relay. these so-called black widows don't fit the mold of a typical terrorist and can more effectively blend into a crowd. they're trained young muslim w

i'm harris faulkner in today for shepard smith. fox report weekend saturday and sunday, 7:00 p.m. eastern. in seven seconds "your world" with neil cavuto. >> snowed in. folks in the northeast tigging out from up 20 two feet of snow as frigid temperatures sink in, and for air travelers stranded by the winter blast, it's anything but a blast. >> can i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." 24.3 inches. that's how much snow fell on boxford, massachusetts. minus 52, that's the wind chill in fort kent, maine. and 15 minutes. that's how long it takes for your skin to freeze in this kind of weather. even if you are not caught in it, well, you're feeling the effects of it and we are all over it. we have

who was convicted of murdering a philadelphia police officer, daniel faulkner in cold blood said to havehim and fired more times after the initial shot. five total. he was working for the naacp's legal defense fund at the time he volunteered his services now he is up for this top post. in a moment, we'll be joined by a reporter, to help us on the reporting in a bit. first a chance to speak with the naacp's washington bureau director and senior vice president. thank you for being here. so, you know. there is no question. i practice lawed for nine years. no question, that, you don't always agree with the client you represent. but you also get to decide which cases you take unless it is a send -- assigned to you. this case was not assigned. i think i am messing it up. it wasn't assigned. he volunteered. volunteered to defend a cop killer. what happened here x mr, play e plain why they should get behind this nomination. >> first, let me say our hearts and prayers go out to the faulkner family. a shame when we lose a public servant as dedicated's he was reported to have been. it requires lawy

on this nomination. >> so first, just let me say our hearts and prayers continue to go out to the faulkneris a shame in our country when we lose a dedicated public servant, as dedicated as he has been. our hearts are broken. our legal system is adversarial, and you are expected to make sure that both sides of the cases are heard. and indeed, not only do we determine whether somebody is guilty or innocent but also make sure that indeed the punishment is consistent with our justice system. >> right, but he didn't have to take the case and then he took the case and essentially got this guy's sentence reduced from a death penalty to life in prison. and actually argued to the court that the conviction, that his conviction should be overturned. a man who you know, the defendant in this case has never publicly stated that he didn't do it. and in fact according to witnesses admitted he did do it. there were eyewitnesses who saw him standing over the cop, shooting him in the face as he died on the sidewalk just trying to make an arrest of the defendant's brother. and so people out there say all rig

ask if xeljanz is right for you. >>> i'm harris faulkner, and this is the fox report.of the hour. if you're just joining us, we're looking ahead. president obama preparing for his state of the union address. about where the country is right now. the customary speech before congress comes at a time, though, when americans are saying they are more dissatisfied with government now than they have been in any time in the past 13 years. new polling showing 65% of americans surveyed say they're dissatisfied. that's up from 47% in 2008 and 30% in 2001. it is ticking up. why? let's bring in our political insiders for fox news. and you can join the conversation, too, on twitte twitter @fninsider. john, former republican congressman of new york. pat caddell, a former pollster for jimmy carter, and fox news contributor, and doug shone, pollster for bill clinton and fox news contributor. great to have you here tonight. doug, what is driving this dissatisfaction specifically? >> there are three or four things, and we're at a cataclys mm moment. first, the economic condition in ameri

. >>> welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm paris faulkner. a large part of of the nation is expected to get hit with some of the coldest temperatures we've seen in years. the dangerous deep freeze is causing major concerns even in places that are used to experiencing cold weather. minnesota's governor is already closing down schools for monday and that is still two days away. temperatures are expected to dip well below zero. and in the negative teens in some northern cities. and that same arctic air also expected to head to the east coast by tuesday. brian yennis is live in new york's central park with more. >> reporter: hi, paris, well, here in central park the temperature is about 25 degrees, considering that last night the temperature felt about negative two degrees in central park. now, here we're learning about the deep freeze. the national weather service says parts of the great lakes and northern plains could actually feel temperatures with wind chills, ready for this? at minus 50 degrees. now, some forecasters are calling this storm t

and i just directed "sound and fury" at faulkner adaptation. >> where? >> in mississippi. and then the last thing i'll talk about is i'm now filming a movie called "the interview" directed by seth rogan and mame goldberg. and i play a t.v. host. >> rose: do you really. >> yes. >> rose: so what do you want to say about that? >> well, i was talking to your producer, actually, and maybe you can relate to the situation. i don't want to give too much away but i play a t.v. host not of your stature. actually, i'm one of your competitors trying to get legitimacy but i'm a bit of a goof. the character's name is dave skylark. so i get an interview with someone and the c.i.a. wants me to take him out. so i've heard that you've had interviews with a lot of -- >> rose: dictators. >> so have you ever been asked to kill anybody? >> rose: no! not only that. i've had no connection before the interview or after the interview with any of the people. most recently assad but before that ahmadinejad. >> nobody asked you to kill assad? >> rose: no, no. >> you couldn't say if they did! (laughs)

harris faulkner, thank you. >> reporter: or sure.ack down a brown bear. it spent the better part of yesterday hanging out in a pasadena neighborhood. one couple leaving the house completely unaware it was watching them go by, and right now that bear is still on the loose. adam houseley has the details in los angeles. adam? >> reporter: yeah. there's an apb be out for the bear, jon. can we go back to that video? the couple that you just saw there, an older couple from scotland, were here visiting, and you see them walk out the front door of a house, the video we'll show again in a second, the bear's on the porch. they actually lock the door. they eventually walk to their car. the gentleman gets his wife in the car, closes the door for her. as he turns, he feels a scratch on his leg, the bear's scratching his legs. he runs back in the house. the bear would eventually get away, and the bear still hasn't been caught, we've been told, by wildlife and police officials. it is a drought situation. bears do come down right on the edge of the

faulkner said the top big enough for five pounds of meat. it should be out of pocket because of the millions of pounds. most operators. he would use the skype or other pocket they also said that some people can get her to me but the purchases made me restaurant. usually use a pocket to meet bob roll. not the hot sellers the norwegian label the paucity of some other animal. normally we meet and preferred by chinese people eat dog or lamb. that is exposed that the director wanted you to talk me into trying to hide this from now compel the consumers won't notice. this becomes a real dog meat goes for about twenty us dollars. nick bought me the price and let them pick in us dollars. why does that make me was mostly older people in other cities or pompous. because everyone in the city. the truth about the team. looking back on it why not you me with this idea popped out to people in china can eat dog and dog to me why not talk. it's been accused by many media sources that everyone could talk me they leave their part to china are happy to dine the

"kind one" was a finalist for the 201310 faulkner award for fiction, his fifth novel that was publishedjapan -- his fifth novel will be published by little brannen united states. it comes as no surprise that hunt is a translator as well. the translator of english into french and the french work into english. he is the author of numerous stories reviews and translations that appeared in publications such as nick sweeney, plowshares, book forum in "the wall street journal" among other places. he has had residencies at the mattel in france in the land foundation. he teaches at the university of denver in their creative writing program where he edits the well respected journal denver quarterly. hunt move to rural indiana after his high school years after a childhood spent in singapore where he was born and in san francisco to the hague. he earned his bachelor's degree at indiana university. "kind one" seems to me to be an attempt to penetrate the misunderstandings, the corruptions and the mistranslations that savory has brought on this country. the story takes us back to full centuries and

i am harris faulkner, and now back to huckabee. >>> the state department is warning american athletesar team usa gear outside of the olympics village in the next month's olympics. that is after several european countries received e-mail messages warning of a terrorist attack. international olympics officials shot down the treat and hunt continues for black widow suicide bombers plotting to disrupt the games. >> russia police are looking for a female terrorist suspect targeting the olympics. the two-year-old penetrated the 1500 mile ring of steel surrounding sochi with plans to attack the winner games. but she may not be alone. two other female extremist believed to be planning an attack. so- called black widows don't pit the mold of a typical terrorist. and they are trained young muslim women and sent to a venge the deaths of husbands and family members. the manhunt follows the back-to-back suicide bombing. the islamic militant group from the cobbus claimed responsibility. some olistenians told loved ones to stay home. >> preparing for the worse. the u.s. is sending two war ships to t

. >> here's harris faulkner. >> thank you, both. i'm harris in today for shepard smith on the fox news deck. blinding snow, boundary-chilling cold, and things are going to be worse. right now winter storm and blizzard warnings now have moved in. they stretch from the midwest to the northeast. we have been waiting a few hours for this 0 to happen and at it coming together. more than a foot of snow could fall between today and tomorrow. and already chicago with six inches of the snow, more on the way. winds have just picked up in the last few minutes. our crew is standing by live. we're hoping the shot holds. and here, in new york city, just a dusting but more upstate. a preview of what is could come, snow and ice covering things already in cleveland and indianapolis and making driving dangerous, and officials are warning people to stay off the roads. but the snow is only part of the storm's one-two punch. it's bringing sub zero temperatures. here's how things are going overnight. 22 degrees below zero in boston. 12 below in new york.

faulkner, back in 1981, executed him on the street. with his assistance. a loft people are saying, no, he's not qualified. he made the wrong choices in terms of who he's defended, even though everyone is entitled to a defense in this country, and he should not be appointed to the top civil rights position. >> you know what? he was in a senate hearing, the confirmation hearing yesterday. here he is defending himself, saying he should get the job. >> it was about the legal process and it was years after the conviction had been entered by the lower court. several federal courts found that the jury had not been properly instructed and there was in fact a constitutional violation. it was on that basis that the death sentence was thrown out and he was resentenced to life without parole. >> so there he is defending himself yesterday in a confirmation hearing. the guy we're talking about, the convicted cop killer, a number of people heard him confess to killing the cop! >> correct. correct. and it's a reasonable position for a lawyer to say li

prince william county to faulkner county. one to two. manyfá locations including d.c.ithersburg, down to st.t( to four in this corner here. here's the folks that i think up towards westminster that will be doing a littlexd bit ofw3 shove at their worst, because this will be a dry andlp powdery typ of snowt( blowing around and mae mini drift fls the area. friday dangerously cold air with low windchill readings. temperatures will be fallingjf throughout the day. as far as the weekend goes right now, the best day out of the weekend appears it will be sunday. i don't think that that rain that is posted there on your 7 day forecast is going to move in until late during the evening t( hours. what would you rather have, jim? =i42 with cloud cover on sundaye and that rain late? >> really doesn't matter what i wish, does it? it's going to be what it's going to be. and we'llw3w3 accept it at that. thanks,pga veronica. >>> peopleçó waited in long lin braving wintery conditions. look at theok firsti] people to buy marijuana '=t(s&y. high school band on the national stage . >> out

. >>> i am hares faulkner.ew and other person hurt in a shopping mall shooting in maryland today. it is braking news all day long on fox news. we know the identities of the people deceased. two-year-old brian & 25-year-old toyler johnson. the officials thanking first responders for their quick action. >> my deepest thank yous go out to our men and women in law enforcement who arrived on the scene within two minutes of the first call we godgot to 911. and did not wait to go in the mall to do the things that they are trained to do. >> we have more scanner traffic from the first responders as they are getting there and audio that comes to fox news from broadcastify.com. >> as son as my guys get one more store. second floor above the food court and keep it clone. hold it and rework it. pull everybody else out and organize and rework it. and systemically want to clear. some of the businesses have people inside and they cannot get out the back. we'll not bring them through the center of the mall. >> that kind of plan

today a 79-year-old ex-marine named hal faulkner died. i met him ten days ago.was haunted by the fact in the '50s he had been booted from the marines for being gay. >> after being in the marine corps for three years. >> he got an other than honorable discharge. with the repeal of don't ask, don't tell, you can now appeal and get those discharges changed. the one thing he wanted to happen before he died was to get that changed to honorable. ten days ago, he was given papers. >> two marines came to the ceremony. >> it was one of the most moving moments. when i got the e-mail today from his family that he died, i was very sad but also very happy because he died in a -- >> this made such a big difference in his life towards the end of his life. >> when i interviewed him, he was still crying about what happened in the '50s and the way they made him feel about himself. we still have a long way to go towards justice, but we've made some real progress. but this man died in a way different than he would have. >> i love the picture of these two marines in their uniform sh

i'm harris faulkner in today for shepard smith. see you for fox report weekend saturday and sunday, 7:00 p.m. eastern. in seven seconds "your world" with neil cavuto. >> snowed in. folks in the northeast tigging out from up 20 two feet of snow as frigid temperatures sink in, and for air travelers stranded by the winter blast, it's anything but a blast. >> can i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." 24.3 inches. that's how much snow fell on boxford, massachusetts. minus 52, that's the wind chill in fort kent, maine. and 15 minutes. that's how long it takes for your skin to freeze in this kind of weather. even if you are not caught in it, well, you're feeling the effects of it and we are all over it. we have jonathan in jackson airport in atlanta as flight delays and cancellations pile up across the country. meteorologist janice dean on what be a second arctic blast on the way, and phil flynn in chicago on the impact this is having on your wallet. jonathan? >> reporter: the skis over atlanta are kris school cle

>>> i am harris faulkner and this is the fox report.s is what is happening. people around the world mourning the death of former prime minister ariel sharon. he passed away today and he was 85. he was in a coma eight years after suffering a stroke. vice-president boyd boyd will lead the u.s. delegation for the memorial service set for monday. >>> and terry mccowla sworn in as virginia's governor. and former defense secretary robert gates set to give his first interview since the details of the memior that slams the obama's administration foreign policy. many new criticisms focus on vice-president bide boyd. he said action undermined u.s. strategy in afghanistan. molly, gates tells one story about the president's relationship with his military leaders, what did he say? >> reporter: harris, gates described the meeting with military leaders in late 2009 just before president obama announced he would go ahead with the surge of 30,000 troops. then came an exchange that is searred in my memory. bide boyd said he was ready to move forward but

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm harris faulkner. a high-stakes battle between a major labor union and an american employer. members of boeing's machine union narrowly approved a plan that does away with pensions. boeing gained ground after fielding more than 50 bids from 22 states outside washington and threatening to go to a less union friendly state. in the end, boeing will build its 777 aircraft in the seattle area and thousands of those union workers can keep their jobs. with some changes. >>> former first lady barbara bush is back home tonight. she says she feels great after six days in the hospital to treat pneumonia in houston. mrs. bush is 88. >>> secretary of state john kerry described separate meetings with mahmoud abbas and benjamin netanyahu as positive. the secretary is trying to hammer out a deal in that region. >>> it's going to turn off and it will never, ever turn back on. >> what's going to turn off? >> everything. >> ben, did i lose you? >> that was a scene from "revolution," a world with no power, no lights and n

i'm harris faulkner. this coming in that we've been following all day saturday.yland say they're in the process of identifying the shooter and their technicians are working tone su -- to ensure that there is no danger from the guns. police have deployed a robot to search for explosives inside that mall. still an active scene tonight, the mall has been cleared of people, but now they've deployed these devices to look for explosives. everybody getting out, but two store employees died tonight, a man and a mom of a two-year-old were gunned down, both in their 20s. five people were hurt. we're told their injuries are not life-threatening. the suspect killed himself. we still don't know who he is. now back to "justice." >>> this week i went to a meeting in manhattan. in the freezing cold. but when i came out of that meeting, i was frozen. not from the bitter temperatures, but from fear. i learned things that no one is talking about, things that can change my life, your life and the lives of everyone you know forever. i started thinking about how fragile life is and ho

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michael faulkner joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening, greta. always a pleasure to be with you. >> always a pleasure to have you. >> why do you find that insulting that they use martin luther king to push out obamacare? >> i find it insulting because they take bad legislation good mosmry and wonderful legacy of martin luther king how he achieved what he was able to achieve through the civil rights movement. through his life and legacy and writings and all that he stood for to cover up the horrible fiasco as the affordable care act. it is not affordable and doesn't promote health. >> i know you work in harlem, has how obamacare impacted your community members of your congregation? it? >> really hasn't, to be honest with you because it really has not addressed any new issues in new york state, we have always had a healthcare program that truly looked out for the marginalized and the poor. however, the affordable healthcare act was supposed to address issues like prevention. it does not. it does not level the playing field. it does not help people

at the age of 23, dale faulkner raped a woman and went to prison.a new life. >> i was very fortunate there were people willing to help me and so i was able to get out, start a life, start with a good job and worked my way up. i got married, had a beautiful daughter, but i got too prideful. i started thinking, okay, i've got this. i can start back drinking a beer or two every now and then. then i started getting deeper back into the old person that i was before. i started cheating on my wife. >> on parole, falkner had an affair with a woman and her 16-year-old daughter. >> repair the damage i've done. >> legally and everything and moralistically, yes, it was dead wrong. there's no excuse for it. i had no business with a 16-year-old girl. somehow, word got out. i got arrested, and i got charged with second-degree rape. they gave me 20 years running concurrent with the original life sentence. >> now, dale falkner is trying again to rehabilitate himself, starting with a letter to his rape victim of 26 years ago. >> i would give anything to be able to tu

i'm harris faulkner.et you back to huckabee. >>> i want to wish a very happy birthday to cara douglas. she will turn 100 on january 6th, so we say happy birthday and happy new year to you and your loving family. happy birthday, cara. >>> if you walk through new york city's time square on any given day, chances are you will run into pretty colorful character. while most of them are street performers just looking for tips, my next guest poses in his costumes for greater cause. he and his tutu have been to the lincoln memorial in d.c., the golden gate bridge, in san francisco and to the grand canyon in arizona. did he it to cheer up his wife linda who was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2003. he has photographed himself in his tutu around the world and now published a book called ballerina. bob kerry and his wife join me now. and they join me now. so glad to have you here. i wanted the audience to sit -- as close as i'm getting to the tutu, i'm wearing a pink tie in your honor. no way i'm getting in the pink

jon: harris faulkner, thank you.new developments in the manhunt of a driver who shot this young man dead on the side of a highway in an apparent road rage attack. who else police say he may have killed. >>> plus the president is considering reforms for the nsa we'll look at possible changes we could see coming up. overmany discounts to thine customers! [old english accent] safe driver, multi-car, paid in full -- a most fulsome bounty indeed, lord jamie. thou cometh and we thy saveth! what are you doing? we doth offer so many discounts, we have some to spare. oh, you have any of those homeowners discounts? here we go. thank you. he took my shield, my lady. these are troubling times in the kingdom. more discounts than we knoweth at to do with. now that's progressive. jenna: right now, today's top headlines and brand new stories you will see here first. we're awaiting release of new documents from the new jersey bridge traffic scandal. governor chris christie apologizing for the actions of his staff yesterday but could

jack faulkner, most middle school kids have cell phones because their parents give into pressure, thereany students feel ostracized. not part of the mainstream, it is intense. and when my daughter's grades began to drop, we took away the cell phone and the computer. the grades went up. and i benefitted greatly drinking green tea, works for me, as well, cameron. and mike, east long meadow, massachusetts, when will "killing jesus" be made into a movie? well, the same team that did killing kennedy is hard at work, killing jesus still in the top five in hard cover and remains number one in audio, thank you, all. the factor tip of the day, according to the director of admissions at the university of colorado, boulder, out of state applications for the university have risen as much as 30% for this year. now, why do you think that is? could it be legalized marijuana? so here is the tip of the day. if you're a parent shelling out a lot of money to send your kid to college and that kid is pining for uc boulder, ask him or her why. in fact, put them on a lie detector. you do not, do not want to b

. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm harris faulkner.e president joe biden will lead a u.s. delegation to the memorial service for former israeli prime minister ariel sharon on monday. sharon died today at age of 85, eight years after a stroke left him in a coma. president obama remembering him as a leader who dedicated his life to his country. former president george w. bush calling sharon a friend and a man of courage. >>> and a situation we're watching live right now, learning new information on the chemical spill that knocked out clean water for one-fifth of the population of the state of west virginia. representatives from the national guard, that you see there, the state officials are holding a news conference. they're analyzing the chemical that leaked into the elk river thursday. and they're also telling people the precautions they need to take, urging them to check on their neighbors now to regularly make sure they have freshwater from the distribution centers set up. four people hospitalized tonight. many more are getting sick

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm harris faulkner. the landmark deal the u.s. will soon take effect, starting january 20th. an official date, iran must limit its ability to enrich and hold weapons grade uranium. president obama says he will veto any new sanctions passed by congress during talks on this lo long-term deal as long as iran keeps up its end of the bargain. >> oh, no, look at that! >> powerful winds knocking down this condominium under construction, carving a trail of destruction through the central and eastern parts of the u.s. as well. winds reaching 86 miles per hour in the raleigh area. thousands of people tonight without electricity. and in new york state, floodwaters over taking a neighborhood. emergency crews rescuing people, officials say an ice jam in the buffalo river caused this. >>> former israeli prime minister ariel sharon has died at the age of 85. he was instrumental in the earliest days of modern israel's history when in 1948 he fought with the israeli defense force. he was a celebrated person as well as immensely powerful military f

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. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm harris faulkner.another delay in the enforcement of the affordable care act. one provision prohibits employers from giving better benefits to top executives than other employees. the irsorce that because they have not given any deadli guidelines on how to do that. they say simply, the denay is not new information. >>> terrorists say non wn will be safe at the winter olympics in sochi, russia, next month. men claiming to be jihadists posted a video on a chechen website. fox news has confirmed the u.s. intelligence community is working together to assess whether this threat is credible. now back to huckabee. our other news source, foxnews.com. you're watching the most powerful name in news, fox. >>> the husband and father of a brain dead pregnant woman in texas are suing the hospital that's keeping her on life support to stop treatment. eric munes you found his wife unconscious at home in november. she was 14 weeks pregnant. she's since been on life support in ft. worth where doctors are monitoring the