at fox news chief urologist dr. david sumati gives us a real world example of the lady's doctor addiction. >> that's not-- she is sees her doctor, when was the last time you went to seat doctor. >> twoiers ago. >> exactly. >> and you. >> i have had lyme disease for the last ten days. >> so that's what happens, so you are basically paying for it. >> that's what happens. women get bitten by an insect, they get lyme disease am a pan gets bitten by an insect, he becomes a superhero. not fair. (laughter) (applause) >> stephen: not fair. and folks it's no wonder the brown haired guy who is not steve doocy won't go to the doctor. he hates wearing that cone. folks, he's not alone. the fox doc explained the obvious reason why all men, always go to the doctor less. >> we are using the health-care system much less. you know, also, our body are completely different. we only have the prostate. women have the breasts, the ovary, the utterus that get checked. >> yeah, men only have the prostate. (laughter) meanwhile, women are lik

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other than perhaps on fox. as opposed to, let's say, somebody said that about, i don't know, hillary clinton. >> exactly. let's go to the can you imagine segment part of this particular talking point. if rush limbaugh said this about sarah palin it shailin -- sorry. hillary clinton. what would we be talking about? or sarah silverman. we haven't heard a peep from any of the women on that america or management on that network. that speaks volumes. >> that's part of the larger problem here. that the mainstream media isn't more upset about this. you know, i've been complaining about the -- the way our civic and political conversation on cable tv is debased. and msnbc has led that drive in a calculated way. because they have no journalistic function. they have no rep pratorial infrastructure anymore for business reasons. once you go down the road they have gone down of nothing but hosts sitting in front of a camera doing opinions, you have to keep turning it up and turning it up and turning it up and be more and mor

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effect of the reproducing fox's story. -- about 30% ird of americans watch fox. a waning 30%. because they are older, conservative. but they're very loyal to fox. whereas other people either tv as much or they bounce around. there are targets of that ampaign there in 2007 to persuade rank and file conservatives they should not be ympathetic to the idea of action on this. i think there's a lot more and rch that is being done can be done on all of this. but the thing to remember is hat the american media system is really changed. it's a big block like ia that's operating 19th century america media did. n media was america frankly partisan. the democrats, republicans, bag when there were whigs, were the whigs. they just put the message out. like. what fox was it's not really hidden. i'm not saying something that's statement. this is an open thing that fox people say themselves and established s been by research. but up against that, what you media a lot of other sources that have become fragmented, young people don't watch television anymore very kill daret they watch and john st

what fox really needs is an in-house psychiatrist. >> joining house in is fox news in-house psychiatrist dr. keith ablow. [ laughter ] >> jon: this isn't going to work out well. dr. keith ablow despite the fact that he is a mental health professional with a segment called normal or not, i can only hope he is the voice of sanity and reason. >> do you really believe children are going to turn transgender from watching chaz [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back my guest tonight cohost of msnbc's morning show his new book is called the right path. again, welcome back to the program joe scarborough, joseph. nice to see you. [cheers and applause] how are you? thank you for joining us so late. i know you have to get up at 4:00 in the morning. >> it's awful. >> jon: it's a terrible thing. >> it's horrible. talking about the show or me getting up at 4:00 in the morning. >> jon: the show is lovely. i watch the show. i haven't seen the show. >> if you did, would you love it. >> jon: eisenhower and reagan, in my belief would not win primaries in the republican party anymore, they would be consi

"fox files" repeatedly tried to contact mr.s attorneys for an interview but didn't hear back. do we get any clues to the mindset of a dictator by looking at his home? >> you can tell this is a person who works on a very crude and brutal basis. >> how does the brutality relate to a love of luxury items? >> dictators feel inside vulnerable, unworthy. they need everything around them that would suggest they're the opposite of that, that they're loveable beyond belief, that they're worthy of incredible wealth, so they have to surround themselves with constant reminders of how special they are. >> saddam hussein had about 65 palaces. not quite like buckingham palace. they looked like 1970s american hotels. >> and fox news cameras witnessed it all during the invasion of iraq. >> chandeliers as big as cars and very horrible ones, too. really fascinating about saddam hussein's separation with these weird paintings, but they're very kinky indeed. >> "fox files" tracked down the artist. it was news to her that copies of her art ended up

thank you so much for joining fox and friends first. heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> we begin this morning with a fox news alert. they are at a tiny airport. the trum of playing out at a tarmac in wichita, kansas. this cargo plane dream lifter mistakenly landed there last night. it was heading from kennedy airport in new york to mcconnell air force base in kansas. it landed at a small airport instead by accident. the massive plane needs more than 9,000 feet of runway to take off but the runway is more than 6,000 feet. they are going to bring a tug to try to turn that jumbo jet. >> emergency evacuation slide inflates while in the air. it knocks over a flight attendant. eventually they made an emergency landing in orlando. the flight attendant is okay. she suffered bumps and bruises. the faa is investigating what went wrong. >> incredible new photos to show you. what appears to be a fireball shooting across the sty. it happened over portland, oregon last night. the question now, what is it? there are conflicting reports thi

. >>> fox news sunday is a presentation of fox news. >>> a bomb threat forced the evacuation of the airport in alabama this hour. this is coming from the airport's website and local reports. we are working to do our own reporting on this, but this is the first of what we are learning. the threat was receivered around 4:00 p.m. local time there, and flights have been delayed and some have been diverted. some have had to go to other airports just to get on the ground because they did not have the fuel to stay in the air to wait this thing out. most of the roads around the airport have been closed down. most of the people in the airport are gathered outside now awaiting word. a bomb threat at the birmingham, alabama, airport. >>> and under construction, and that's what the message is. we knew about it and now it's picking up. you have gotten one? what happens when you get cancelled and you get sick? are you covered? >>> a former competitor of president obama is weighing in on all of this, and governor mitt romney suggests the bumpy rollout of the affordable care act has put the president's leg

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that is tomorrow only on the fox news channel. check out your local listings. >>> well, greg, a little positive pr could go a long way in the obamacare rollout mess especially with small business owners. how this group could sink or save the legislation. >> plus will kindle make the naughty or nice list this holiday season? we will take a close look at the folks from consumer reports next. >>> it is time for a look at some of the top headlines. a harvard university says its annual budget deficit has soared to $34 million over the last year. that's more than $25 million increase from last year. the school says it has now put measures in place to try to rein in the spending. relatives of the late civil rights leader malcolm x are trying to block a chicago company from selling copies of his recently published diary. the publishers say they have a signed contract for the book and the family says they did not get the proper permission. a 25-year-old model from venezuela has been crowned the new miss universe. gabriella isler taking the

we will see you next fox news sunday. >> fox news sunday is a presentation of fox news. >> help is on the way from the united states military, people suffering half way around the world from us after one of the planets strongest storms, a super typhoon hit their nation. a super typhoon is a storm that has winds above 150 miles an hour. it is equal to a category four or five hurricane. the philippines, good friends for the united states, a place with a strong democracy but having a tough time helping its own people. our planes are in the air and some have already touched down. they will do some search and rescue. the storm itself has slowed down a bit now expected to hit vietnam within an hour or so. where has it been? you're seeing that now. the philippines. the red cross says 10,000 people may have died here, maybe more. absolutely no estimates so far on how many are injured and need medical care to survive the night. this is what the typhoon left behind. carna carnage. hell on earth. >> we walked from the hotel. it took three hours. but, our goal is i must go out of this city. >> yo

i mean, this is sort of what fox does. know, megyn kelly, incidentally, when she wants to be, she can be a very good journalist. she's a lawyer, she understands how to interrogate somebody and how to ask questions. but this is obviously a show where that's not what the game is. they want somebody just to come on and sort of give the republican line, and she is just there to sort of cheerlead. and, you know, there were no -- there were -- it's pretty clear there were very few probative questions asked either by megyn kelly or the people that prepped, the producers. >> what's par for the course. what's happening here is fox news is bringing people on with excuses. not with absolutes about the health care law. and they are, as i can see it, big-time bending stories to present to the american people as absolutes. what's your take on it? >> that's correct. that's correct. i mean, it's just not the case that this somehow the employer mandate is going to make his business not vital. it's just not -- that's not reality. he does ha

have a great week, and we'll see you next fox news sunday. >>> a fox extreme weather alert now, a dangerous situation. in the midwest, 10 different states affected, extensive damage reported. in illinois, structures reduced to rubble, trees uprooted, cars turned upside down. illinois, indiana, southern michigan, western ohio all at greater risk of people being told to take cover. i'm greg jared in american news headquarters. >> it's serious enough to bring you this special coverage because some 53 million americans right now across nearly a dozen states and several major cities are all caught in the crosshairs, these pictures just giving you an example of how severe the weather has been. the national weather service is calling the risk significant for severe weather. dangerous thunderstorms and destructive tornadoes all possible throughout the rest of today. we want to get straight to meteorologist janice steen in the fox news weather center. janice, what have you seen so far? >> we've seen dozens of high-risk tornadoes, and the warnings they're putting out is very rare for this time of yea

all fox broadcast stations.are inside a two-minute warning as president obama gets ready to speak to the nation and the world about a deal over iran's nuclear program which had been reached this evening in geneva, switzerland. our secretary of state john kerry among the six world power leaders who were around a negotiation table trying to get iran to dial back its nuclear program. we have had several fox news contributors by phone. as soon as the president speaks we will also go back, speak with them and do a little analyses of this deal. drips and drabs for those people who are just joining us have been coming in. the sticking point, would iran stop enriching uranium and doing what the world thought was moving toward a weapon with its nuclear program, or would they dial that back. if they would, what would it cost us. the president expected to tell us at least in some detail about that deal. we've gotten forward word from the white house in a statement exactly what they are giving up. iran, of course, is seekin

again, it's a fox business exclusive. the man whose reporting was so onnpoint that twitter turned tail and ran from fox business, we're talking about charlie gasparino. he's got the very latest on twitter's heavy-handed attempt to manage the news. he, by the way, also has breaking news on jpmorgan. he's coming down the hall right now, stay tuned. ♪ ♪ when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new dpwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never beentronge [kevin] paul and i have been [paul] w..foreve [kevin] he's the one person who loves pizza mo than i do. [paul] we're obsessed. [kevin] we decided to make our obsession our livelihood. [kevin

go watch fox news believe -- people who watch fox news believe it is a hoax. they name is dr. grant was -- >> my name is scott grant. was a president trying to address an issue or executive action -- through executive action? >> sure, one used in all of the time. the basic story is second term outidents rely much more international cues. here in theseeing second barack obama term is exaggerated her of what would -- 80 82nd term resident -- any second term president. would've not had that many second term presidents. it's a fair question to ask it.e president have used a lot of important changes in domestic policy as well as global policy happened in the united states during wartime where a side effects. , the public-act sector was built after the union victories in world war ii and civil war. people want executive action to take care of it, i do not think started another war is a good idea. -- let's wreck and the problem happened in the past. -- let's recognize the problem happened in the past. found during and after the civil war by republicans pushing through things they nev

maybe that's a valid criticism against fox news. i don't run fox news. have my own problems as a factor. i look at it this way. >> yeah didn't you do more on it? the mistakes. >> because everybody makes them. it doesn't have anything do with people's lives. the perception of benghazi wouldn't have changed by lara logan's report. the guy was sharl ton. it happens. i feel sorry for "60 minutes." i think they are anna noble enterprise. i will cut them slack on a mistake. >> you take a lot of slack which is within your purview, msmnbc. >> i don't spend much time on msnbc. >> a lot of people think when msnbc has done by doing left is set out to copy fox news, only on the other side. >> they are not making any money. i mean, they are not doing very well. their audience is going -- is very low. so i don't know. they can do what they want over there. look, the only thing that i don't want is personal attacks designed to injure. if i see that over there, i will dip in a little bit. chris matthews saying why doesn't he write a book "killing o'reilly." he is just k

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winter is a member of the fox family at fox news.com. she is based in new york and back in court to hear from a judge to see whether he will recognize new york's should law for journalist for protecting winter from having to give up her sources. james holmes shot and killed the people and killed 12 of them and more than 50 others were injured. joining me by skype is author and fox news contributor ju dith miller. good to have you tonight. >> reporter: nice to be with you. >> you were jailed for 85 days for refusing to reveal confidential sources on a story you covered and so you know the subject. why do they want her sources? >> reporter: because the judge believes that the person who told her that james holmes had sent a notebook to his psychiatrist may be one of the witnesses in the upcoming trial and basically the court asked 19 of the law enforcement people were you the ones who gave the notebook to jana and all of them said no, they didn't. and so the defense is arguing, that one of the law enforcement people actually did help jana

fox taking a a leg up.s unclear where the shooting happened, there are suggestions after word. as lori mentioned the airline stocks, we heard from nicole petallides moving hire, terminal 3 at lax up about 2.4% but all the airlines moving hire. lori: nicole petallides is helping with our coverage. nicole: traders are following this story closely as it is breaking moment to moment, the market receiving momentum in negative territory it happened back and forth and this is a winning week, last friday the dow jones industrials closing 15,570. we are seeing the dow up 34 points, 1758 a gain of 0.1%, to take heavy nasdaq to the downside down 1%, we see any unlike apple with the ipad back and forth in negative territory, airlines that doing well with energy stocks moving on and new ideas today so that is market action overall. lori: the shooting this morning at 9:30 local time at lax, the biggest airport in southern california. and one worker was shot, they characterize this as a multi patient incident from the fir

we have a fox news alert for you. while you were sleeping, iran and six other world nuclear powers reached a deal. what does this mean to our country's strongest allies. what is the leader of israel, by the way, saying about this? we have a live report from the white house. hello, tucker. >> good morning, juliet. >>> pack your patience. how the winter blast could affect your travel plans on the single busiest travel day of the year. the interception of terrible weather and the holidays. tell you more. >>> and take a look at this. don't try this at home. hugging a shark. if you have a shark at home, call me. >> good for you. >> i'd like to know more where you live. in atlanta. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. >>> good morning. my pleasure. good being here. >> wonderful having you. >> cheerful morning person. >>> when we turn the temperature down in the studio, that's when she is not cheerful. >> i'm looking at a fried turkey, i can't cut it. >> we're going to be talking more turkeys. john will be back with

fox news can't confirm that. "the los angeles times" and others are reporting the person who did the shooting was a tsa agent. william is one of our correspondents on scene and is there live. zpl i spoke to a red cross worker who was in terminal two. here's one thing she described, as those passengers, as we said, they went, the tsa check point, then just bull rushed and started going out any door they could. she said one guy was on his kneknew knee, his hands in the air pleading with the cops, saying it's not me, it's not me. i didn't do it and saying how scared she was for that individual. she did not see the takedown of the shooter. if there was one or if he was indeed shot, but that may explain how some people are describing people were handcuffed and taken away because as you know, cops don't know who's involved. so, this one guy came within a few inches of his life, appar t apparently, pleading that it wasn't him. i did speak to an airport sergeant who did tell me that the shooter did get reach security. we

with a fox news lart. tens of thousands of people in the midwest picking up the pieces after dozens of powerful twisters turning their neighborhoods into piles of rubble. >> storm chasers capturing this incredible video of the storm that left six people dead and as many as 37 others injured. the tornado outbreak reeks the most havoc in the city of washington, illinois. you can see the path of destruction it left behind. homes completely crushed just like cardboard boxes. >> i went back to that end of the house and i heard some glass. we don't have any windows in that end of the house. we stood in the hallway where there were no windows and just held each other. >> a powerful scene. take a look at this. this american flag blows in the wind atop the debris. emergency crews will be out searching all of the damage to find survivors. an area of cold city was also hit hard with tornadoes causing buildings to collapse. >> joining us now by phone the public information officer for grundy county, ema. what have you

welcome to "fox & friends first". >> a little yankee doodle dandy.the hour on this veteran's day. we begin with a fox news alert for you as the philippines real from typhoon haiyan's devastating damage. >> the storm plowed into vietnam packing powerful winds and forcing hundreds of thousands to evacuate. david typer -- piper is live in thailand. what's the latest there? >> hi, heather, yes. it was feared that vietnam was going to be hit next by typhoon haiyan. there was a mass evacuation from the coastline. but overnight the typhoon hit land fall between the chinese and vietnamese borders. it has been downgraded to a tropical storm. it is turning into a humanitarian disaster in the philippines. hundreds of thousands of people are in need of medical supplies there. inds of 200 miles per hour and with death and destruction in its wake. as many as 10,000 people may have died in one city. it was struck by storm surge caused by the typhoon. houses were demolished. the airport is operational again and u.s. marines have arrived in the c 130 aircraft with su

eastern on fox.nks, chris. >> thank you, jamie. >> jamie, there's a powerful and deadly storm system crossing the southern part of the country. wait until you hear what it could do to your thanksgiving day plans. stay with us. fox news channel on sunday, all the news you need to know. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. is a really big deal.u with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. prescription tamiflu attacks the flu virus at its source. so call your doctor right away. tamiflu treats the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual beha

. >>> i'm bret baier in washington and this is a fox news election alert. the polls are now closed in new jersey and virginia. fox news can project that republican governor chris christie will easily beat democratic challenger barbara buono a state senator who has never been competitive against the incumbent and possible 2016 candidate. in virginia the gubernatorial race is too close to call. although terry mcauliff appears to be leading ken cuccinelli and robert sar vimplet. >> sarvis. this vote is too close to call. our fox news exit poll shows 52% of virginia voters think cuccinelli is too conservative on the issues while 41% think mcauliff is too liberal. we have our eye on this race and others including the new york mayoral race. we will bring you all the info as soon as we get it keep it here on fox news channel. america's election headquarters. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonigh >> what we said was you could keep it if it hasn't changed since the law has passed. >> the president getting in deeper and deeper contradicting himself over obamacare and

>> fox files. >> please help me. i smoked too much. >> it is called spike and it is killing across the country. >> it was in the freezer? >> it was hidden on top of the meat. >> we go where they sell it. >> living large, dictator style. >> the vulgarity of some of these homes. >> it is over the top. >> she went from real housewife to skinny girl mogul. >> i am excited to be here. >> we are behind the scenes of bethany frankel's new ventures. >> i am not afraid to own it and be who i am. >> meet the bhman who turned th star-spangled banner into a rock anthem. >> we are the counter culture. >> i am kimberly guilfoyle. >> i am heather nauert. >> that's next on "fox files". >> my sonic lass was full of life, very energetic, he loved the outdoors. >> it was a typical wednesday afternoon september 2011, colorado springs, colorado. 19-year-old nicholas checked in with his mom stephanie before heading out with friends. >> they were going to run over to the quick stop and get some smokes. he said, love you mom, bye. he left a

a fox news exclusive. new evidence of just how seriously the obama administration was taking the possibility of failure and embarrassment ahead of the disastrous health care rollout. ed henry has been chasing this down all afternoon and has obtained new documents. >> good evening. confidential documents obtained by fox suggest people inside the administration just one week before the website launched had fears it may fail. more fears than they may have let on publicly. top aides to president obama were nervous healthcare.gov would be, quote, unavailable and become an embarrassment. a private e-mail sent on the 25th to government colleagues and the website's contractors was aobtained by darrell issa. it references a meeting the previous day that included the president's chief technology administrator. he wrote, when they were here yesterday, one of the things todd conveyed was this fear the white house has about hc.gov being unavailable. chow warned park would be back for more answers on september 30th and

it's a fox business exclusive. and in technology news apple's ipad mini with retina display went on sale today, apple had previously said it would go on sale this month. didn't give a specific date, but now it's out there. apple's stock not really moving on the news, right now we do take a look at apple at the moment. hold on one second, and we do have apple up just a fraction of a percent or, actually, just about 1%. and twitter is introducing a new feature called custom timeline. this allows users the add an organizing structure to the tweets they collect and share with others, and it can only be done with twitter's tweet deck application. the stock has been volatile today. let's take a look at shares of twitter, we do have twitter at the moment down just about one and three-quarters percent or 77 cents as you see, previous day it moved higher, today up, down, all around but right now down at $42.13. remember, the highest trade was around $50. it's a 9% drop since the micro blogging site went public last thursday

we'll be right back. >>> this is a fox news alert. sad news, four maerrines were killed at camp pendleton in southern afternocalifornia. officials say they're investigating and no details are being released. >>> also new and breaking this hour, police say six people are in custody being interviewed after three people were shot near a school in pittsburgh this afternoon. it did not happen at the school itself. there have been no charges filed and there are no arrests at this time. the three victims with nonlife threatening injuries were taken to the hospital. it may we're told by authorities be drug related. >>> it's day six of the night fair for philippines residents trying to restore sanity in the wake of that deadly massive typhoon. william is on the ground in perhaps the hardest-hit area. >> it's like our last -- >> reporter: desperate cries for help in the hard-hit city. six days after one of the strongest tropical storms on record level had filipino towns and cities killing more than 2300, aid is slowly trickling in as hundreds w

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. >>> fox news alert. in washington, new details just in on today's shooting at los angeles international airport. shots rang out as travelers add l.a.x. ran for cover. it happens in an area where dozens, maybe hundreds of innocent people were potentially in the line of fire. correspondent adam housley is at l.a.x. right now with new details. hello, adam. >> hey, how are you doing, bret. you mentioned the new details. just confirmed with the fbi that the gunman is named paul anthony ciancia. they have confirmed it, he's 23 years old. his last known address was here in los angeles in the los feliz area, and this morning, they believe, the suspect, 9:20, opened terminal three here at l.a.x. and opened fire. there are several victims. one has died, a tsa agent, and the gunman is injured as well. i'm going to have my photographer swing to the right. people from terminal three are finally being let out. there are a couple thousand people who were in there and stranded in a safe room. some are walking by right a

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take a look at this "fox news poll" that's just out.lf of the voters believe that the president knowingly lied about that. 40% say, well, he didn't know, which, is arguably, even worse, since it's his signature bill. can he survive this thing, doug? >> well, that's why martha's report now was just so timely. because i don't think they can survive with obamacare in its current form without grandfathering in health insurance, particularly five to 10 million people who are having their policies canceled. with bill clinton having said the other day, even if the law needs to be changed, there needs to be protection for those who are losing insurance, and with pelosi saying that the white house is working on a fix, i think by the end of the week, gregg, he will recognize the political reality and come up with legislative solution or an administrative solution to allow people to keep their health care. gregg: monica, especially under the fred upton bill which will likely get passed tomorrow, that would allow not just existing people to keep th

." >>> this is a fox report. tonight we know israel is dead set against any deal over iran's nuclear program. now word president obama has called benjamin netanyahu. wonder what that phone call was like. >> what was concluded in geneva last night is not a historic agreement. it's a historic mistake. >> strong words from our strongest ally in the middle east. israel wants war, specifically an end to uranium enrichment in iran. one topic not negotiated -- the fate of an american pastor. sitting in an iranian prison because of his christian faith. fox reports on the new outrage among people tirelessly working to bring him home. >>> and disgusting comments from a cable news host, slamming former v.p. nominee sarah palin simply because he does not share her opinions. and apparently no consequences for his hateful words. >> the networks condoning those types of statements because there's been no punishment of the fella who said these words, that's hypocrisy. >> tonight, governor palin responds publicly for the first ti

afternoon to you from the fox news deck. president obama is getting ready right now to sit down with state insurance officials as his signature healthcare law takes another huge hit in the polls. there is a new cbs news survey out it indicates but 7% of americans say obamacare is working well and should stay in place as is. 48% say there are good parts to the law but that it needs changes. and 43% say the government should scrap it completely. the problems are also hitting the president in the polls a big way. that seems the cbs survey 57% of the americans don't approve of the job as president. that's all-time high in that poll. 37% approve. that's down from 46% in october when the healthcare web site launched. we have team fox coverage now. mike emanuel has the latest from capitol hill. let's start with ed henry who is live at the white house. between the polls and democrats bill clinton urging him to make some changes. there is a lot of pressure on the president from his own supporters here. there are and with that pressur