. >> reporter: the gallaghers have a holiday tradition. gallaghers get a toy to establish a family time and no phone zone. this year the game mom ordered still hasn't showed up. >> i paid extra from amazon to guarantee delivery by christmas eve and it did not arrive. >> reporter: the gallaghers are not alone. upset customers complained on social media, spawning a twitter hashtag u.p.s. failed. the u.p.s. customer twitter account tried to put out as many fires as possible and u.p.s. apologized explaining there were more deliveries than expected. the weather back east did not help either. gallagher said she thought amazon and u.p.s. would honor the guarantee. she defended her sunday purchase for the tuesday deadline. it's kind of last-minute. some people would say it's your own fault. >> i decided on sunday to order it because, you know, christmas can be costly so i just, you know, i was trying to watch my pennies and then i decided last minute oh, it's going to be worth it. we'll have a great time. >> reporter: they are lucky actually. >> i

for the record mary gallagher, for the speakers, i'm not being paid to be here. like them i'm compelled to be here. i believe the marsh is an incredible venue. i want to give a hand to commissioner wiener and supervisor wiener who took steps to help resolve the differences between parties. i would like to walk you through where i think we are in conditions. i have some copies for you should you decide to accept them for the record and in any case i will display them for the overhead. >> i would like to have a copy. it looks like small print. miss gallagher do you have copies? >> on the left hand side are conditions we have agreed to. and the right conditions we have not agreed to. conditional no. 1 and condition no. 2, depending on the hours imposed the noise generation and daytime performances not to exceed 20 a year. 3 trucks can't sit idling for more than 5 minutes. again, i think we have agreed. four, this is in notice to alert owners and tenants of the existence before they think about buying or renting a unit here to help avoid this problem of people occupy

gallagher said she thought amazon and u.p.s. would honor the guarantee. she defended her sunday purchase for the tuesday deadline. it's kind of last-minute. some people would say it's your own fault. >> i decided on sunday to order it because, you know, christmas can be costly so i just, you know, i was trying to watch my pennies and then i decided last minute oh, it's going to be worth it. we'll have a great time. >> reporter: they are lucky actually. >> i got a gift card. >> reporter: the two girls still had presents to open this morning. >> a starbucks gift card. >> reporter: more than some families can say. >> santa was way more organized this year than, you know, u.p.s. >> ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> amazon is offering $20 refunds and shipping charges on orders that were late. >>> christmas is over. the shopping season is not. you can expect to see lots of steep discounts starting today with clothes. experts say december 31st is the ideal day to buy a car because dealers want to meet year end goals. still waiting to get a new tv? wait just a little longer

when the man pursued them, gallagher struck. >> so i pulled out my knife and i stabbed him once.re or less collapsed right away. and we ran away. we got caught the next day. at the time i wasn't really thinking. and i was on drugs and drunk. >> gallagher received a life sentence but is eligible for parole after 15 years in prison. he works here as a barber. >> my mom and dad were middle class, suburban people, doesn't bother anybody. so for me to come into the jail, it was heart break for them. >> shock? >> shock, heartbreak. and that's why i barely talk to them anymore. >> how much time do you think you're going to be in prison before you really have a shot at parole? >> truthfully, i don't believe i've ever get out. that's just my perception of it. know what i mean? >> how does a 22-year-old face the fact when he wakes up every morning that he's spending the rest of his life -- >> drugs. tons of drugs. i've been in this hole three weeks and there's not been a day when i've not had drugs. >> what kind of drugs? >> heroin. >> how are you -- >> smoke it. i seen you looking at my a

andy gallagher has more from mississippi. >> in the back woods of mississippi, ancestors return to a dark place from their childhood. >> we lost our father here. our mother lost her husband here. and today is an opportunity to say, daddy, we still seeking the truth. >> in 1964, kathryn and shirley's father was driving down this road when he was ambushed by a group of white men and shot. these women were barely teenagers at the time, and despite a lengthy investigation, their first contact with the fbi is when they were hand add letter telling them the case was closed. >> you located me to bring me a letter stating that you are closing the case. but yet, you never took time to meet with our family. to discuss any findings, or any interviews concerning our father. >> it is a outcome that doesn't surprise ben greenberg, who spent years investigating the murder. they didn't appear to have the resources or will. >> this is an opportunity to wage the war of america's demons. from the racist past, and that has not been delivered and the opportunity to bring that to bear on this history is d

andy gallagher, al jazeera, mississippi. >> coming up.al jazeera, how to safely recycle high tech trash. >> al jazeera's investigative unit has tonight's exclusive report. >> stories that have impact... that make a difference... that open your world... >> this is what we do... >> america tonight weeknights 9et / 6pt only on al jazeera america . >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm ricialg. herrichelle carey, here is your. nelson mandela was laid to rest in his ancestral village. he died on december 5th, he was 95 years old. ukraine trade agreement citing a lack of agreement from the ukraine president. tens of thousands fathered at independence square, below test in their fourth week. gaza's only power plant is back online for the first time since november. diesel was allowed into gaza to restart the plant that ran out of fuel six weeks ago. >>> the garbage made up of computers and electronics called e-waste contains toxic materials. hazard to the environment and also to the people who handle it. >> year after year we buy more electr

to the pleaded guilty most broke the law by accident destroyed story reporter one woman death and gallagher cast an absentee ballot on behalf of her daughter but recently moved to minnesota and but she wouldn't be eligible to vote however after she mailed a ballot her daughter texted her that she had been eligible to vote at which time gallagher's self reported the incident to the delaware county auditors office earth the republicans widespread voter fraud doesn't exist shame on secretary shultz for perpetuating the myth that adults and very very ugly show the republican north carolina state senator is under fire today for an anti obamacare tweet he sent out sunday morning rich referencing the supreme court's june two thousand and twelve decision to uphold the affordable care act's individual mandate. justice roberts' pen and obamacare has done more damage to the usa than the swords of the nazis soviets and terrorists combined that's right bob show things that obamacare and it's up to give people access to affordable health care is worse than the nazis the fact that anyone would even consid

trace gallagher spoke with her from los angeles today. >> her name is julie dalton.ional field hearing about the affordable care act. she was emotional, compelling and, yes, congress was listening intently. dalton told lawmakers in 2009 her family dropped insurance because of cost. in 2011 they decided to take the president at his word that if you like youren plan you can keep it. they got a plan and they liked it. unfortunately as millions of americans have learned, it was not grandfathered. listen to julie. >> up until then i wasn't aware that there was such a thing as a grandfather clause. if we had known that we would have tied to comply with that. >> her plan she was paying $375 a month for was cancelled. her new plan? $1,180 a month, an 800 dollar plus increase. they cannot afford it. then they learned they qualified for subsidies. instead of being relieved she was angry. >> my husband had to make decisions just so we could take subsidies. that's not what we want. we find it abhorrent that we would be self-reliant only to burden our children and grandchildren t

gallagher. kenneth christening which is right mr this friday and of course besides that this proposal another important topic of course to be discussed and that is iran. that we remember that there were a really fun than that the inning with a new word that the only openly to the point of not being there till the new trade deal that would not reach for the ppl i put one nation and can run over to nuclear program in the buggy and kidnapping americans didn't really work that they can clinch lankan port in the bedroom will be up having to let all you want nuclear program remember that the hilly part of the palm ensuring that the liquid that are defined in geneva a historical day. i don't think you take out the center. now from jerusalem. france's defence ministers and that the central african republic this friday. sean even to the unfair for talks with the country's interim leaders some sixteen hundred french troops are currently deployed in the region. part of the un mandate to restore order after

twras gallagher as the kelly file investigation. trace?when the president's uncle was arrested we learned he was here illegally and that he was the president's uncle. i think i will call the white house. the white house said there was no record of the president meeting his uncle omar. this week omar obama testified not only had he met his nephew but barack obama even lived there. there is no support the president met his uncle. it is unclear what evidence they are they were looking for even though omar obama was mentioned in the book there was no mention of them ever meeting. today press secretary jay carney pinpointed the actual problem. >> the president said he had met omar obama and he stayed with him for a brief period of time until the president's apartment was ready after that they saw each other and after law school they gradually fell out of touch. >> the problem was nobody ever asked the president if he net p met his uncle. the white house says his president has not seen his president in more than 20-years. uncle omar was allowed

joining me now alan katie holmes and mike gallagher.ave one of the far left websites that's very well known that's come out to say -- they said it on another cable channel, that those who criticize those th have racist and sexist stereotypes presenti presenting michelle obamas as an angry black woman and barack obama as an oversexed black man. >> what? >> mike, care to take it? >> that's the fallback position. you can't say anything negative about president obama on any level about anything even as mundane as a selfie without being accused of racism. i will stipulate the narrative that the president and the other two disrupted a somber ceremony with this selfie and laughing and all that is probably false. this was a celebratory memorial. people were dancing. the definitive piece came from john cass in the chicago tribune. he wrote that -- he called it president selfie. this is a metaphor for everything being about barack obama. when nelson mandela died the white house tweeted out a picture of the president in mandela's cell. when rosa p

andy gallagher has this report. >> driving the back roads of east texas is a birth right. this land was left to him by his grand father but his relationship with these woods and fields have changed. the section of the keystone pipeline runs through his property. his main concern isn't that he lost in court but what might happen next. >> so it's going to leak. and the stuff that's in this pipe is not like your common crude oil or gas or anything like that. this stuff is dangerous. it's hazardous. >> reporter: opponents of the pipeline point to similar spills on similar projects in the u.s. in 2001, transcanada's keystone 1 leaked twice. >>> texas is no stranger to oil appliance. this stat state's fortunes weret on this. when we contacted the company at their headquarters in alberta, stated construction and testing are critical to the pipeline's construction. trans canada went on to say, the company won't compromise when it comes to safety. >> you can hear this pipeline through this station. which totally creeps you out. >> but mia legalon says she has spent her life in extr

that turned out to be a deadly decision. >> trace gallagher, live for us. thanks. we will be right back. >>> on this day in 1719, folks in new england made the first recorded sightings of the northern lights of the united states. as the story goes, people watched the sky explode with a strange red light. some of them apparently thought the world was ending. of course, scientists now say the stunning display of color fills the sky when high energy particles interact in the upper atmosphere. we see it more often in spots closer to the north pole but the aurora borealis painted the skies above america 294 years ago. i don't know what got into the dow today. it is angry. weak earnings report had something to do with it. they need to relax. all right now? we will break in when news breaks out. >>> get ready to pay up for that patdown. >> we're going to do that two times in the front and two times in the back. >> we could do that but if you test my junk i'm going have you arrest. >> forget testing your junk. to the new tax the fliers may want to junk. i love that audio.

trace gallagher is with us.rible story and reminder that bad things can happen whenever you're in a hospital. what is the family trying to make happen here? >> taking legal action now because the hospital was planning on taking the 13-year-old off of life support today so now the attorney for the family has sent this cease and desist letter to the hospital, asking them to wait until a judge possibly decided the case. here's the problem. it's very unclear if a court would even take this case to begin with because the hospital has already declared her brain dead, and under california law, a person who is declared brain dead is legally and physiologically dead. the family is asking for a doctor to give their daughter yet another brain scan. there's even the possibility of taking this girl to a second hospital, shep, and getting a second opinion if need be. >> have they explained what went wrong with the tons electricity me? >> the mother says the doctor who did this says he doesn't know, and so far we have very lit

trace gallagher, live.n the weather front, a powerful storm is threatening several parts of our nation, packing dangerously cold temperatures, heavy ice and snow. meteorologists say temperatures out west and in the central plains may top out, go up to zero, through the rest of the week. zero for our high. red cross workers are urging folks to dress in layers or stay inside. thank you, red cross. forecasters say the biggest concern now is in the south. where they expect up to an inch of ice to accumulate in areas around dallas, all the way through cincinnati, memphis expecting ice as well. officials say this much ice could lead to major travel problems, power outages, ice storms. you know the story. we're expecting this ice storm to begin when? >> starting now. and it's going to go through the weekend for some spots. it's a long-term ice storm, and look at what happened temperature-wise in the last 24 hours. , 51 degrees colder than you were 24 hours ago. big spring texas, 50 degrees colder. you can see wher

trace gallagher is working the details. everytime she talked to investigators her story changed. >> she spoke with local cops at least twice, and then the fbi at least once, and it was four days after her husband had disappeared. she is the one that led those search teams out to glacier national park to locate the body and says the only reason she went to work is that is the area he used to like to hike in. listen to her explain why she never notified authorities her husband disappeared. >> why did you not contact law enforcement? >> i didn't know that dish thought he -- i didn't know he wasn't going to show up for work, and then cameron called me about 5:00 -- he called the cops and said -- he told me just to stay out of it. >> he said he would call -- jerk that's what he told me. >> so, the husband disappears and the wife agrees just to stay out of it. clear why the cops were very suspicious of her story, shep. >> this wife just trying to keep convincing investigators that their marriage was going just fine. >> despite fr

trace gallagher has a "kelly file" investigation. >> in fact, when the president's uncle was arrested for drunk driving in 2011, not only did we first learn he was in the country illegally, but that's when we first learned he was related to the president. he was asked if he would like to make a phone call. he said, i think i'll call the white house. then the white house told the boston globe there was no record at all of the president meeting his uncle omar. then this week in the boston immigration court, omar obama testified not only had he met his nephew, but barack obama even lived with him for a short time. now the white house says there was no deception. they just couldn't find any evidence to support that the president had met his uncle. it's unclear exactly what evidence they were looking for, even though omar obama was mentioned in the president's book, the white house said there was no mention of them ever meeting. today, press secretary jay carney pinpointed the actual problem. listen to this. >> nobody had asked him in the past, and the president said he in fact had met oma

. >> miss gallagher, i have several questions. how would you characterize the acoustical capacity of the marsh's building? >> i'm sorry, i didn't get that? >> how would you characterize the building that the marsh is in in terms of it's ability to lock sounds from the adjacent properties? >> it's in pretty sad shape. we wish of were better. this is a non-profit organization. it puts just about every cent it has into providing these sliding scales and free services to the community. we need a lot of money. >> one of the comments made by the permit holder was that this used to be a nightclub? it was forced to have provided a number of different acoustical solutions to reduce it's nuisance value? >> i think stephanie can speak to that. >> i don't know too much about that. i think the acoustical done by my office is some corkboard. that's about the extent of it. >> have you done acoustical analysis on your building? >> no. >> this list that you have, is this list combining the other appeals issues or is it just your issues? >> we have

andy gallagher reports from a cotton farm in the u.s.tate of mississippi. >> reporter: brown was born on his parents farm in mississippi. his family has been here since is the 1957, but the history of african-americans and cotton production has a long and turbulent history in the u.s. enormous profits were made on the backs of slaves, and even in modern times many black farmers feel persecuted. rory just received compensation following a settlement with the department of agriculture which is accused of denying black farmers loans based on their race. >> we didn't expect to be treated like that. we wanted to be equal and competitive with the other farmers and wanted not only that but to make a decent living. >> reporter: life for roy and many other cotton farmers could get harder. government subsidies may soon be cut. for roy that's a loss of $50,000 a year. >> it's going to be really bad if the government, you know, takes the subsidies away from the farmers. it will be really bad. a lot of farmers ain't going to be able to keep farming.

trace gallagher has the update on how to win it. trace? >> the jackpot rolled over 21 times.pot in u.s. history. because there is such a ticket buying frenzy out there, by tomorrow it could be the largest in history. surpassing $656 million. if it keeps rolling over until friday it could hit a billion dollars. in october, mega millions changed the game, increasing the number of white balls from 56 to 75. decreasing the number of mega balls from 46 to 15. so the odds went from 1 in 176 million to win to 1 in 259 million to win. you're wondering how the odds stack up, check it out. your odds of being struck by lightning, 1 in 775,000. being attacked by a shark, 1 in 11.5 million. con sec the tif holes in one, 1 in 156 million. just imagine. a billion dollar potential jackpot if this thing rolls over until friday night. >> so if one of the tickets comes in, new york or new jersey, then i have to worry about being attacked by a shark and getting struck by lightning and all those awful things i hope won't happen. thank you, trace. good news, bad news. we are taking your thoughts o

andy gallagher has for. >> the archives of the ferriday's newspaper is an archive into the past.among the pages there are stories some prefer to forget. >> this is september. free months before frank died. this is an advertisement. he ran it every week. >> the man that died 50 years ago was frank morris, a successful businessman who owned a shoe repair shop. he was liked by the community. white customers let their children play in their shop. that was reason enough for ku klux klan to target him. this is all that remains of frank's business. frank was forced to stay inside at kun point. he was last seen running from the fire, leaving bloody footprints on the road. four days later he died from his wounds. stanley nelson spent years investigating the death, piecing together what happened by talking to witnesses and going through police reports. what he found shocked him. >> the more you duck the more you realised there were bad people here, and what happened then, if it happened now, the murders and beatings and whippings going on, we'd be terrified. >> what happened here is not un

andy gallagher has our story. >> the local newspaper are a window into this small town's past. but among these dusty yellow pages there are some stories that some people would prefer to forget. >> this is september, he ran it almost every week. >> the man that died almost 50 years ago was frank morris, ran a shoe shop, well liked by the entire community, his white customers would often let their children play inside his shop. that was reason enough for ku klux klan to target him. this is all that remains of frank's business. frank was forced to stay inside at gunpoint, he was last seen running from the corner of the building with his clothes on fire and as he ran for help he left bloody footprints on the road. four days later he died of his burns. stanley spent years piecing together, going through old police reports, what he found shocked him. >> but the more you dug the more you realized that there were some really bad people here. and that what happened then, were happening now, were the murders and beatings and whippings that were going on we would be terrified. >> but what

trace gallagher has more.ly after she had her ness ness tolectomy, her mom said she was alert and talking and even eating a popsicle. then she started to bleed from her mouth and went into cardiac arrest and then pronounced brain dead. the family said the doctor who performed the surgically doesn't know what went wrong and won't release the case because the family won't allow them to. the girl's family says the hospital was planning to take her off life support this morning but they found a lawyer to write to the hospital a creacease and desist letter. >> the family is of the believe only god makes a decision when she is to leave this world. as long as she is living not in pain, they're praying for god to intervene to bring life back to their daughter. >> the lawyer wants the courts to intervene. it's unclear if they will. the girl has been tested for brain activity three times by three doctors, all show no activity. california law says quoting here an individual who has sustained irreversible cessation of all

and where's gallagher and management did protect us, but they said we want the truth. but the truth hurt the kennedy administration, the johnson administration and the new york stock exchange son administration. and as -- nixon administration. and as i said earlier, they were prevailing upon editors and publishers and news directors to disregard our material. at the level of the soldier, the thousands of stories i wrote from vietnam -- and i was out three weeks every month with the troops for days on end with the marines, the 1st cavalry division -- there was rarely an incident where, where you were even criticized by the local, by the unit commanders of the soldiers. they felt your presence was sort of an integral part of what, how america fights wars, the ernie pyle idea, the beloved reporter of world war ii. that wrote about, about soldiers, american soldiers with great sensitivity and who, in fact, died in the field with american soldiers as he continued to do it. and invariably and to this day i go to reunions of military units. last night we were at the marine me

. >> i have one more question for miss gallagher. in your original brief you had a lot of sound remediation efforts to be done by the developer on your building. commissioners fung, i started helping the marsh after that brief had been filed and i have advised marsh that it's not within the purview of board to be regulating on the side. i have made them aware of many contributions and would hope that might have happened here outside of this purview but it didn't. >> all right. thank you. >> i'm interested in finding a way to reduce impacts in recognition of these conditions on the permits. i don't know if we want to have a discussion on it. >> we can. i would like to bring up one thing before we start. people are talking about the step solution as possibly, bear in mind that that may not always work. the reason is this. right now, their configuration has the two steps back on the elevator against the wall that is next to the marsh. i have some agreement with that although i disagree the elevator shaft is providing that as necessary.

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the gallaghers want a refund. >> a lot of people must be upset over this. are any getting their money back? >> reporter: no word from fedex or u.p.s. amazon is offering some upset customers some sort of peace offering, whether thatk waiving delivery fees or some sort of refund. maybe 20 bucks on their next purchase. >> all right. thank you, ryan. >>> of course, most businesses are closed on christmas before the take it all back madness begins tomorrow. but don ford found a few places that are open and they are quite popular. >>> reporter: christmas day, streets empty, businesses closed, except for the classics -- ♪[ music ] >> reporter: -- just around the corner from the berkeley synagogue, saul's deli and restaurant is booming. >> 59 minute wait for a table. >> reporter: must be good because folks are waiting that long. they are dancing in the streets. this couple are treating their family from new york. across town, i know it's a cliche but yes, of course 7- eleven is open. >> we never, ever close. this is my 18th year and i don't remember that i have clo

also li gallagher. we'll talk to michael haney and up next, murray abraham. up next, the top stories in the political playbook. "stubborn love" by the lumineers did you get my email? i did. so what did you think of the house? did you see the school ratings? oh, you're right. hey babe, i got to go. bye daddy! have a good day at school, ok? ...but what about when my parents visit? ok. i just love this one... and it's next to a park. i love it. i love it too. here's our new house... daddy! you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. >>> time toe tack a look at the papers. al qaeda is apologizing for one of its terrorist attacks. it says it never thoauthorized fighters to open fire at a hospital. the attack killed more than 50 people. a statement reads in part, we offer our apology and condolences to the victims' peoples. we accept full responsibility for what happened in the hospital and will he pay blood money for the victims' families. the terrorist group says it was still committed to waging jihad. >> wow. from our

and gallagher said good point. >> i said you have a point. >> direct your attention both of you to this. form eer secretary of state who has announced her candidacy for president struggling to distance herself from an unpopular president. to win the nomination mrs. clinton will have to master her two step flying on air force one with mr. obama while distancing herself from his unpopular policies. is hillary good at the two-step? this is a moment in time barack obama's legacy will be better. he will have better numbers and it will be an accepted part of who we are and what we have. and she may not have to do the two-step if she runs for president. >> you are for getting the third step which is president clinton and he was the one who got her into the mess. >> right. but i'm talking about right now. which is -- >> right now is not 2014, 2015 or 2016. >> the god mother of obama care has a great ring to it. or the mother of obama care. >> it is better than grandmother. >> this is a poison political issue and i can't wait to see how she is going to get out of this. it is going to defeat her.

i heard dan gallagher said at one point in -- among european regulators, your name is like a curse wordyou ok with that? >> we are good friends and we used to commute from baltimore together. we chat about it and laugh about it since he said those words. i am all right and we remain good friends. >> you had to throw a few elbows along the way. >> i look at it this way. these are really important matters. the financial market derivatives is 400 trillion dollars in size. that is nearly $25 for every five dollar in our economy. there is no doubt there will be differences at times. we were trying to bring transparency to the markets that inevitably might take away a little of the information advantage of wall street but help the rest of the economy. it was the 8 million people who lost their jobs as well. we found compromise. two thirds of our final rules were unanimous. two republicans and three democrats came together unanimously and 85% were bipartisan. ready good ratios for this town called washington. >> you can watch the entire interview, the exclusive interview, online. you can also

trace gallagher is live with why shouldn't they?e of the six winning tickets worth 1 million-dollar each. in california, the lottery first said the grand prize ticket sold in california was from san diego, which had a bunch of members of my family checking noms, then oops, we meant san jose. the grand prize, one of them, the other in georgia, was bought at jenny's gifts in san jose. the owner of the shop gets 1 million bucks. he bought the shop four months ago from an ad in the paper. when he found out he sold the winning ticket, he was very excited. listen. >> what did your wife say to you? >> she followed me and hugged me all night. what am i going to do with the money? be successful in the u.s.a. >> you can see he's very happy that he made the $1 million. he says most of his customers are friends so it's a very good chance he knows who the winner is. >> wow. can you stay anonymous in california? some states you can, some you can't. >> yes, california is one where you cannot stay anonymous. but you have a year to come forward. now

closure, we begin with a look at some of those shocking cases with a report from al jazeera's andy gallaghere archives of the local newspaper a window into this small town's past, but among these pages there are stories some would prefer to forget. >> this is september. >> threen't mos before frank died and this is his advertisement, he ran it almost every week. >> the man who died 50 years ago was frank morris, a successful businessman, he was well liked by the entire community, and they would often let their children play inside his shop. that they say is reason enough for the ku klux klan to target him. >> as he ran for help, he left broaddy footprints on the road. four days later he died from his burns. >> all facts that weren't clear, until years were investigating of his death, he pieced together what happened that night. what he found shocked him. >> but the more you dig, the more you realize there are really bad people here. and that if what happened then were happening now, the murders and beatings and whippings that were going on, we would be terrified. >> what is happened here isn

. >> joining me now allen combs and mike gallagher. found that statement from the president interesting because first of all he says his management style. >> the fact that the president is not a micromanager he is up fixing my website. he's an it guy. you criticize him for that. >> you can't blame him for every glitch. as much of some of you would like it. >> we don't know what he knew there are more and more questions, that we revealed at the top of the show. >> washington is the proverbial pot meets kettle. my goodness if barack obama had been the ceo of a start-up company, sgogoogle, amazon, he would be out. >> america is not a start-up. >> a lot of people are saying that. what happened? >> it is a disaster and everybody knows it and his leadership has been sorely lacking. look at this latest gallop poll. what would you like to see with health care. 52% said scale back and repeal barack obama. >> america has spoken. those are not gretchen carlson's numbers. >> we must take that to the bank. >> do you not think obama care is unpopula