he wanted revenge on harry as much as he wanted the money. >> despite warning harry not to call policearned that harry did just that because of a journalist who had heard about the kidnapping from the police scanner. >> and i went immediately to the plaza and parked my car. there was not a lot of activity. >> so he walked into david kopenheffer's store and asked what was going on. >> he looked at me and said no, hasn't been a single thing going on. it's been a very quiet night. there isn't anything going on. at the time i was talking with him, i didn't know that he had killed her. so i did not make a connection that here was a cold-blooded murderer sitting in front of me. >> after learning that the police were involved, kopenheffer most likely stayed in his store instead of going to the ransom drop site. and harry didn't see the next ransom note kopenheffer left for him at the railroad bridge. based on the forensic evidence, david kopenheffer was arrested and charged with kidnapping and first degree murder. >> one of the things that we did is get a writing sample from kopenheffer and h

it was harry reid being harry reid.plays hardball and then some during the 2012 election he spread a rumor mitt romney hasn't paid any taxes in ten years. >> the murder trial for oscar piss torya is set to start on monday. they are getting help from the company. he claims he forgot his pass word to his iphone. they are flying to apple headquarters to try to bypass the pass word. they believe the messages could provide vital messages in the case against piss totorius. >> happening today authorities releasing the audio from radio traffic from emergency workers during the week of the george washington bridge lane closures. 911 calls paint a picture of total gridlock in fort lee, new jersey. this as lawmakers release more documents of their investigation of governor chris christie. including one that says are we being fired. >> hours from now thousands of top secret documents locked away in the clinton presidential library will be released. do they have to do with white water? do they uncover more of the lewinsky affair? wi

. >> well, our first guest says senator harry reid is wrong. obamacare is a horror for real and to her patients and her employees it is a horror. obstetrician joins us. good evening, doctor. >> good evening. >> when you hear cincinnati majority leader harry reid said these horror stories are wrong and untrue. what do you say to him? >> i would just certainly hope that he said that in haste and that perhaps the information that was given to him came from a source that wasn't correct. this is not the case that we are seeing in our practices and with stories patients are telling us. >> all right. well, let's go specific. let me go first to your patients. you have patients who have insurance. and they go to you. but now you have been knocked off one of the insurance networks. is that correct? >> well, i have been not dismissed but have nothing offered participation status in some of the subsections of one of the insurance companies. and that was insurance that would be covering individuals taking out insurance through the affordable care act or thr

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reid i haven't always been all that kind to harry reid but i have to tell you something harry reid twenty years ago stood up against nafta and he said you know what this is bad for the country and it's harry reid again who has his hand up saying if i'm not only skeptical about this deal there is a deal that has no oversight it has no transparency at all but he went as far as tom is saying to his fellow democrats look you would be well advised not to push this now coming from harry reid who runs that senate who raises money for all those people in the senate that is a very clear message it's almost a message that is so clear that the democrats thinking about supporting this fast track has got to say you know what this may not end well for me because he may not be there to raise money for me so there's a lot of meaning to harry reid coming out so strong it almost it almost gets the point to. we can almost say this might be dead except that you have a small faction like the john kerry says harry reid's going to change his mind about this if we give him enough time it's very interesting dynam

nation, regular viewers know i love my "harry potter" books.applause) there's just something about a kid with dark hair and glasses who saves the world that just speaks to me. on sunday "harry potter" author j.k. rowling rocked the muggle world this revelation. jim, accio footage. >> j.k. rolling said hermoine granger should have ended up with harry instead of ron. rowling says she put ron and her nighny together for very personal reasons. she goes on to say it may not have been the best match. >> stephen: yes! j.k. rowling finally admited what we readers have known all along. harry and hermoine are perfect for each other! you don't need a sorting hat to figure that out. it's as clear as the chemistry between dumbledore and voldemort! (laughter) that who must not be named-- their love. (laughter) well, j.k., i demand you give us the ending we deserve with a new book "harry potter and the realization he's made a huge mistake." (cheers and applause) in this one harry turns his back on his wife and kids and has an affair with hermoine at the hogsm

that is because of senator harry reid. >> harry reid says the people out there telling horror stories about their insurance, they are liars. it was before the election in 2012 where harry reid came out of nowhere and said he had on good authority mitt romney does not pay taxes and has not paid them in ten years and he said in addition to that mitt romney has probably committed other felonies. as it turns out mitt romney paid millions of dollars in taxes and harry reid pretended he had not smeared him. yet he had done just that. there are a number of right-minded americans who are wondering mr. reid, what are you talking about? and you do sincerely owe an apology to these people you smeared unjustly. >> 11 minutes after the top of the hour. >> you might not recognize his face yet but our next guest says he could be the next bin laden. >> millions of dollars in campaign donations coming from planned parenthood, so who is it specifically going to go to and why? we're going to explain that as "fox & friends" rolls on live from new york city, where it's 9 degrees right now, folks. ♪ ♪ go l

i'm harris faulkner. new outcry today that the obama administration is overreaching its constitutional powers. recently, it was the minimum wage. now, the latest reaction coming in response to attorney general eric holder's announcement on a national policy regarding same-sex marriage. it came this weekend in new york, and it takes us back tomorrow. holder says the justice department will now give lawful same-sex spouses equal protection under all of its protections, even if they live in a state where same-sex marriage is not legal. this as president obama reiterates threats to use his pen to take executive action on other issues. molly has the debate on the constitutionality of the new policy changes from washington. >> harris, attorney general eric holder says he wants to recognize gay marriages, quote, to the greatest extent possible under the law. so, for example, starting monday, same-sex married couples cannot be compelled to testify against each other in federal court. even in states where same-sex

. >>> i'm harris faulkner. some republicans in congress are laying it out bluntly, claiming the man sworn to preserve, protect and defend the constitution is instead violating it. their argument centers around president obama's use of executive powers to implement an um in of delays and changes to his signature health care law, the affordable care act otherwise known as obamacare. some of those crucial to how it affects multiple americans, including multiple delays to the employer mandating. republicans say there simply isn't much they can do to stop president obama, but some democrats are coming out in defense of the white house saying the president is well within its power to make sure laws like obamacare are carried out. what has triggered this latest burst of criticism? >> it's that move last week to delay part of obamacare and without congressional action. the obama legislation announced that medium-sized businesses will get another year. it prompted mike lee to accuse the president of violating the consti

harry reid called obamacare victims liars. people who senator reid insulted, they are not. >> our insurance company pay to have this testing done. stuart: scott hughes is with us. >> when have you ever seen harry reid ever actually apologize. we solve barack obama at one point apologize him and he backtracked. we are talking 4.2 million people that lost their health insurance thanks to obamacare. that is the truth. stuart: i will say vicious language. using the word liar. does senator reid and the democrats pay the political price for that? >> they should. stuart: will they? >> if we stop playing nice, then they should pay the price. this is an inflammatory language. he was mainly aiming his attacks. they were throwing all of this money in. he says, you know what, there are some debatable issues. stuart: only 26% think obamacare is working well. >> 57%. 60% of independents disapproved. stuart: i have to move on. you stay there please. it is unofficial. i believe an acronym. quick to charles. charles: the people that were drawn

i'm harris faulkner. president obama and fox news host bill o'reilly in a one-on-one exclusive this sunday about where his presidency has been and where it is going with less than three years left in office. and at times, it was dramatic. bill asking about the key issues facing the obama administration and our nation. including the terror attack in benghazi, libya, and the rocky rollout of the affordable care act, and one of the toughest questions centered around the president's broken promise that if you like your health care plan, you could keep it. >> was it the biggest mistake of your presidency to tell the nation over and over, if you like your insurance, you can keep your insurance? >> bill, you've got a long list of my mistakes. >> no, really, for you. wasn't that the biggest one? >> this is one that i regret and i have said i regretted in part because we put in a grandfather clause in the original law saying that in fact you were supposed to be able to keep it. it obviously didn't cover everybody

>> jimmy: that's what harry always says.ould -- i would be -- i would be remiss if i did not ask you to sing one of your hit songs. [ cheers and applause ] the biggest one. you know which one. you know which one. >> story of my life? >> jimmy: no. >> oh! >> jimmy: nope. not that one. >> no. >> jimmy: no. >> oh. >> jimmy: but it doesn't matter because the words are up on the card, so you'll know all the words. ♪ yeah. go right ahead. [ cheers and applause ] in red. it's in red. >> i don't know when to start! ♪ >> okay. >> jimmy: here you go. [ singing off key ] ♪ you're insecure don't know what for ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you're turning heads when you walk through the door ♪ >> jimmy: all right. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ don't need makeup to cover up now baby ♪ ♪ you is enough everyone up in the room can see it everyone else ♪ >> jimmy: i'll help you out. >> okay. yeah. ♪ baby you light up my world like nobody else the way you do your hair gets me overwhelmed ♪ ♪ but when you smile at the ground it ain't to tell you don't

none of them were taken up by harry reid. when you hear a do-nothing congress, it is a do-nothing senate. biggest john boehner fan in the world, but he has done a lot of good stuff. they have done a lot of good stuff in the house. it goes to die in the senate. again, it is ruling by fiat. to say that congress is do-nothing, it ignores that harry reid is obama's right-hand man in congress to artificially create this a legend need to violate the constitution and do all of these things unilaterally. know there iswe the recess appointments, again another example of unilateral. i don't want to get into many numbers. there are some interesting warns. for everyone law, there are 56 regulations. that is what agencies and boards and commissions and departments are creating. generating regulations. for everyone law there is 56 regulations. this is my favorite. for every one person who goes to court for breaking the law, 10 people go to court for breaking regulation. imagine trying to conduct the home,ss or remodel your or fix your hous

america's lawyer might have been tony oh and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture senator harry reid's filibuster reform was supposed to restore order to the senate so why are republicans still blocking president obama's judicial nominees also a growing number of lawmakers on capitol hill are speaking out about the dangers of the trans-pacific partnership so why is the obama administration acting like the t p p is a done deal and just a few months ago the supreme court said in its voting rights act decision that racial discrimination is really not a significant problem in america today as recent events have shown racial discrimination is very much alive in america and it's time to eliminate it once and for more on that and try and steal it. you need to know this federal judges have always played an important of sometimes problematic role in american democracy that's why presidents have fought to put their people on the courts since the founding of our democratic republic sometimes as in the case of judge john pickering in the fight to control the court. has been colorful of outr

harris, as you mentioned.for the race. >> we don't want to dmraz over the facts that we have experience doing this. and tell me what was it like for him and what was he sensing? >> there are so many sensations going on and a completely unique experience. and they fly the f- 16s and that can go up to two times the speed of sound. they don't fly that fast for air shoes and he was going 600 miles per hour and just under the spode of sound. it is requirements to be able to fly with this time. in case the plane were to crash you could quickly get out of the plane. he is able to because he is got great agility. >> it sounds like he is ready and he can make any situation turn around. >> reporter: he is an incredible guy and over come obstacles. it was a great day for him. >> did you miss it when you watch those. >> reporter: you really hit me with that, harris. you cannot miss flying when you so this. it takes you back to what it is like to feel the jet and fly. it if i was flying with them. i would be in the front s

harry reid saying he felt in his heart of hearts this in their heart, republicans didn't really want to extend this long term unemployment act. any no vote on extending unemployment is a no vote, because they don't want to extend unemployment benefits. a among has gone by already, and it is only a three month extension. may know there are people out there really hurting. the senator from rhode island who has been responsible trying to draft this measure through, said that although it looks as if there's a lot of partisanship, actually behind the scenes there's been a lot of work, and in this couple of hours of delay, between the original scheduling of the vote, and now, there's been a lot of work going on behind the scenes take a look. >> this was not a my way or the highway. this was trying to find a bipartisan path way. and we are still searching. >> so, dell, let me tell you the time line. the vote is going on now, so whether the votes are there for harry reid and jack reid, this is a procedure vote. they are trying to a vinculo churr. then there will be two more votes. one to clo

goer get the golden globes and oscars, neil patrick harris has been named man of the year.rt de niro and tom cruise. he was honored by being roved on stage at harvard university. joining in the fun, of course, in typical style, the star cast that even had a self-styled jingle from "rent" ♪ why does the whole love world neil patrick harris why does the whole wild world love doogie m.d. ♪ >> hasty pudding's woman of the year is helen mirren who impr s impressed everyone with her on-stage performance of twerking. hey, miley, watch out. >>> time to break out the plastic cups with a major announcement about "pitch perfect" part two 20. anna kendricks and rebel wilson is set to reprise their roles. s of it was a huge hit and launched a top ten hit or viral cup playing craze. ♪ i got my ticket for the long way round ♪ ♪ two boughts of whiskey for the way ♪ ♪ and i sure would like some sweet company ♪ >> oh, gosh, you guys. >> dan's a pro. >> i want to see everyone's try. >> you do it. you show us how to do it. >> she knows. >> dan, you've been throwing me off all morning. but it i

he goes out there and says it oh, that's just harry being harry.nce to him blurting all out falsehood he does this month after month and nobody ever catches up with him. >> if i make a mistake and it does happen if i say something awful i get hammered. >> i know. i agree. he says it in a soft voice. >> is that the trick? >> maybe that's the trick. but it is -- it really is an interesting statement. i mean obviously not all -- it actually turns out that. >> those 6 million who lost their health insurance that's all untrue? >> he is trying to bring attention to the fact but that not all of the obamacare horror stories turned out to be true. >> he didn't say that though. he said he could have said that. >> i understand that and not all of them are true. but not all of them are untrue. and he knows that. and his colleagues are under enormous pressure, running in states that president obama lost by 15 or 17 or more points a year and some months ago. and they are hearing a lot of horror stories from their relatives and friends. i have heard them. have yo

harry smith with a special report on the big money back in colorado. smoking hot weed market and who is cashing in. >>> topping out or breaking out? the stocks that look tired and those who look ready to run. our traders are naming names. let's meet the starting lineup. pete, simon, joe, and josh are with us today. we begin with the real story on real estate with someone who knows the market better than most. ivy zelman is the ceo of zelman associates and called the top and bottom of housing. research in the industry is used by the biggest and best investors p live in cleveland today. it is a cnbc exclusive. cnbc's real estate reporter diana olick is also here today. ivy, welcome. it's nice to see you again. >> great to be here. thanks for having me. >> a year ago on this program you said it was housing nirvana. what do you say today? >> i knew you were going to bring that up. i think nirvana took a pause. during that time house price -- home prices were surging and we had attractive affordability and a few months after i was on we had rates spike abou

i'm tony harris.ide story is up next on al jazeera america. >> it was another month of steady if not spectacular job growth. we'll talk about unemployment and take a look at the president's new retirement savings vehicle myra on "inside story." hello, i'm ray suarez. after americans were moved from

our conversation with harry lennix, coming up now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> harry lennix has a resume packed with roles on hits like er and ally mc eel. on theurrently starring blacklist, where he tries to rein in a cagey mastermind criminal played by james spader. he can also be seen in a film version of shakespeare's henry the fourth featuring and all african-american cast. first, let's take a look at a scene from the blacklist. >> i am not giving you access to the fbi files. >> then you will just have to find another criminal to talk to. >> we have an agreement. >> the agreement is for me to bring cases to year. it does not work the other way around. i am not a consultant. i have no interest in cases i have no interest in. find a hit these days with the new series, but you got one. >> we were up against some pretty stiff competition, but we somehow managed to break through. it only took me about 50 years. [laughter] >> what do you think is making this work? james spader. he is a masterful

what does harry reid think about the millions of americans with health care horror stories?istorted by republicans to grab headlines or make political advertisements. >> but the evidence already has reid eating his own words. >> breaking overnight, passengers run for their lives when their plane fills with smoke. you don't want that. >> we cannot breathe back here. go. >> what went wrong on that jumbo jet? we'll find out. >> katy perry causing

cuando viajo a méxico y desaparecio >>una madre que busca tiene más fuerza que el fbi al buscar >>harryegar a ver el mundial a brasil. se comunicaba frecuentemente con su familia, hasta que lo dejo de hacer en fechas importantes >>el 29 de enero falleció su madre, y el se comunicaba siempre, no me llamo >>en su último mensaje contó a su novia que estaba en michoacan y que había sido transportado por militares en una zona peligrosa, >>había salido hacia ziguantanejo, donde se filmó una parte de un film en troncones. >>sus fotos disfrutando de las charrerías y charroos su celular ahora esta fuera de servicio >>joel m oreno trabaja en marreros lugar donde harry paso >>pudo ser un accidente de moto, si no tenemos mucha información. >>el fue una de las ultimas personas en verlo >>la familia dice no entender por qué harry de berg estaba acompañado de militares, y no entender porque se hizo este vínculo >>hago de nueva york un grito a las madres, mi hijo es su hijo, si nos unimos a buscarlo juntos >>hoy es un día histórico para matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo que se han casado en esta

you have to love harry reid, i love this quote. i would hope that administratively, the president will do what he can to take a look at deportations. but he is being burdened by the law as it exists. and we need to change it. that darn law is such a burden. >> well, it is a burden, and i think the president so far at least has recognized the law and done what harry reid wants him to do. itry mains to be seen if the president will do what harry reid says, and if he does, whether that will stand, the question that was raised by shannon's report, and we talked about before. if congress tries to halt this they will not do it legislatively, it will never get out of the senate. the president never signed a law -- he feels free to ignore the law, it hardly matters, the question is whether some litigation could be mounted outside of congress by an injured party of some kind that would get the courts attention and end up on the president's cease and desist, where he's outside the executive authority he's been granted by congress. >> by the

"dirty harry" star clint eastwood saves a man's life at the pebble beach golf tournament. >> go aheadmake my day. >> he made -- certainly made my day. >> why the legendary 83-year-old actor knew he had to spring into action. >>> you've got to be careful when you're eating cheese. you need to have clint eastwood around in case something goes wrong. that guy was very lucky to have an action hero around. >> good old dirty harry coming to the rescue. >> good morning, everybody. we got some breaking news this morning. our first u.s. gold medal to tell you about. sage kotsenburg staging a massive upset. there she is to win the snowboard slopestyle contest. i had trouble saying that. that's because this event is new and making its debut at the sochi olympics. congratulations to her. >> it's an event not without controversy, as well. >>> and last night, that lavish ceremony. i watched some of it. american pride on display as todd lodwick carries our flag. the whole ceremony steeped, of course, in russian history. take a look at these dancers performing a scene portraying the russian revolutio

what do you say to harry reid?rican people harry reid is making the mistake of a lifetime by not putting sanctions back in place before they crumble. that if the pressure is off the iranians militarily -- if they think we will never hit them militarily and after syria, how can they think otherwise, and if the sanctions crumble, what's to stop the iranians from just defying getting a deal of a lifetime? the western european nations have a different view of what the end game should be versus the israelis and most members of the congress. so i am trying to elevate the issue. i've got 59 co-sponsors for a new iranian sanctions bill that only takes place after the negotiations are over and if they fail. and harry reid is following barack obama's dictate. barack obama's running the united states senate. if i could get the bill on the floor for a vote, bill, it would get over 70 votes at a time when we need to reset the relationship between the world and iran. bill: on this bill quickly now, it would help 22 million veter

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back to you guys. >> thanks, elizabeth. >> so harry reid. cop. >> he goes out there like a bulldog and attacks mitt romney about his taxes. yesterday took to the senate familiar so say some pretty amazing things about the victims, what he says with the so-called victims of obamacare you have seen in the ads and the people we're talking to. he says they're untrue. listen to what he said yesterday. >> despite that good news, there's plenty of horror stories being told. all are untrue. but they're being told all over america. >> it's time to admit that the affordable care act is working. >> in addition, the parade of horrible stories trotted out by the haters of this bill will prove not to be true. the positives will increase, the negatives won't go away, but they will decrease, and this issue will not have the vee menace and potency that others think it will. >> we know that the law isn't perfect. what person or law is perfect? >>out rage on party and facebook. but for harry reid to go up against politicians, understanding. but to go after the

give them hell harry you know harry truman would call out republicans by name. franklin roosevelt did two there were three three republicans that he used to use as a montra the last one was a guy named fish are the other two. but the problem is that i remember two years ago or so that president obama did that interview with as i recall it was c.b.s. news they played it in the evening and he said i'm so damn upset about he used the word damn. you know i mean like you know lyndon johnson would do this nobody think twice about it you know but but when the when obama did it drudge runs this headline obama goes street showing the darkened picture of our first african-american president so he has a unique situation when it comes to taking on. you know being playing political hardball on the other hand he has a big bully pulpit any could be speaking out a lot more on a lot of really important issues that you know so i understand your sentiment i'm not sure that the strategy is to imitate harry truman i would like to see a little more lyndon johnson a little more behind

clemson up to harris, with a rare mishere, k.j. mcdaniels going the other way, gives it up and gets it back. later on in the half, the one point lead, more from harris. he's going to get the ball, knock down another three-point shot, he had 16 points, clemson, they made things interesting late, the cavs hold on for their ninth straight win. it's the first winning streak since the 1981-82 season. american, they lost to lafayette, 74-62. moving on to the pros now, the nba dunk contest, and athlete shoot-out will take place tonight, and the wizards will be represented in both competitions. bradley bill will take parent in the three-point shootout. wall was making his first all-star appearance. putting up good numbers in the first half of the season. he's one of the better athletes in the nba. as for his teammate, bradley beale wall, isn't concerned about his performance tonight. in fact wall likes his chances to take event. >> i got brad. you know i got to take brad. and he's got some tough challenge facing his staff. and there was ot

>> and overnight harris met up with j.j.t he says he has dreamed about for years. >> i'm hoping to reinvent myself, you know, to get this second chance and just really give it a good punch. >> dierks is helping out and helping an incredible man, ezra harris, right ow to the do-over he has been waiting and praying for, of course, dierks came all the way from nashville to see ezra harris have his moment. we know you've got it. come on now, everyone with me together. do it over! ezra, the stage is yours. ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave? ♪ ♪ home of the brave >> yes! i feel like we should have a

are mine. [ squirrel ] it's pepto to-go. >>> i am harris faulkner.x report and it is the bottom of the hour. new jersey govern goff chris christie firing back. against new allegations in the bridge traffic scandal. christie's camp accusing the new york times of sloppy reporting and suggesting he anyhow of traffic lanes shut town. and two former boyscout leaders facing fell no charges. it was an afternoonient rock form aegz in utah. one is charged with criminal mischief and the other aiding criminal mischief and they are due in court the next month. the nba is naming adam silberg taking over. he was stern's assistant and has been the deputy commissioner since 2006. and seeing someone from fox and friends sitting across from me. he's chomping at the bit. we have breaking nows. we have new hall of famers. >> we usually do it in the roochlt >> brian kilmeade in the face. >> nfl honors and retaped an hour ahead of time and bizarre in radio city. the oakland raiders punter went in the hall of fame. and he gets n. that is tremendous and he lived up to the n

warby parker, harry's, what is next? >> we just bought a razor blade factory for harry's. germany. it is in the middle of germany. members,01a7 new team newr exciting for us -- 427 team members, super exciting for us. >> how old are you? >> 33. >> much of that cost? >> $100 million. we did it for two reasons. we are saying so much demand for harry's. people love our product. 90% of our customers tell us they want to reorder. very few companies in the world can make high-quality razor blades. toyou are not going to china get razor blades. >> these are the only people in the world who can make the blades a special one-off product that we would be proud to sell. we have tons of ideas around how we can innovate and make the product better and better. my cofounder is in germany working on that right now. it is super exciting. >> he is 33. you know how unimpressive the two of us are? >> he is in the jesus year. >> he bought a $100 million factory during his jesus year. >> i have done substantially less. >> then jesus and jeff. >> think is a much for joining us. we are going to t

reid and harry reid did this because harry reid knows that in his city nothing goes anyway he at me he's a really little if he gets out there he's still soft spoken and talks about the american people then he pulls this a.p. democracy crap ok when you have so grasping the rule of law the rules of the senate the rules to sit in and now they're going to change them and now things are already changed you know now the senate flips back like there's predicted been twenty forty then the democrats need to also know we have to get back to constitutional no doubt that he didn't win the data may not know what democrats are not he could still have a kill list when the middle democracy is this playing victim stuff is that i let you know it's time i was not about the big bad or i'm only doing i'm only speaking the truth and call you know. the two things i put on the table where you know there were a can the can the can the president actually start appointing people who don't have to don't require a republican stamp of approval which means we get better judges and number two isn't this you mean l

i am harris falkner if nor heather childers. >> so glad you are here with us, harris. >> new roenlment number the are in. they fall short of 7 million by the end of march. >>> the white house is doing a little bit of backtracking now. elizabeth prann is live to explain. good morning elizabeth. >> good morning harris and ain'tly. during a push to get as many folks to sign up as possible by the end of march the president is touting 4 million americans signed up for coverage. >> we now have 4 million americans who have signed up for quality private health insurance through the marketplace 4 million people have already saned up because of you. 4 million. 4 million. 4 million. >> kathleen sebelius has given contradictory statements about the goal of the program. >> i think success looks like at least 7 million people having signed up by the end of march 2014. >> she backtracked on that 7 million during a more recent program. >> 7 million was not the administration that was a cbo congressional budget office prediction when the bill was first signed. i am not sure where they got their numbers

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. disappointing news about jobs, the monthly report falling well below expectations. >>> a cease-fire begins in syria as people are allowed to leave the besieged city of homs and aid to come in. >>> and the winter olympics kick off with the opening ceremony, but not without controversy. >> a shaky start to 2014 for the u.s. economy. the labor department says employers created just 113,000 new jobs in january. that number is well below expectations. can we bring in ali velshi of "real money," ali, good to see you, doctor, what's your assessment of this report. >> reporter: we had a good strong back end of 2013. we averaged 194,000 jobs created every month for 2013. but december brought that number down because only 75,000 jobs from created. we were looking for a better number in january. it would have been around that 200,000 or higher level, but the expectations were 185,000. so when we got 113,000, that made everyone wonder what's going on? it's high enough not to make us entirely worr

. >> and i am harris faulkner. and is america ready for an attack on our power grid that leaves millions of us on the dark. we are learning new details about a sniper attack in northern california. the fbi said it could not find evidence that it was terrorism. but there was a lot of damage to the silicon valley electrical grid. it happen last spring and didn't get much attention then until a now report came out. we learned that snipers fired weapons for up to 19 minutes, firing openly at pacific gas and electric substation in san jose, california. and they targeted tran formers and they successfully knocked out 17 of them. the police a ratified and the snipers got away. officials managed to avert a blackout and took them 27 days to repair all of the damage and get it all back on line. now the fresh concern that it may have been a test run for a bigger strike, possible terrorism, that according to a former federal energy official and now a group of law makers is calling for a review of the standard ares to make sure

>> i am harris faulkner and it is the fox report.to speed on what is breaking at this hour. a verdict in the trial of a man accused of killing a tone ager. the jury in found michael dunn get on four of the five counts and a mistrial on the highest charge. dunn was charged with shooting 17-year-old jordan davis in thanksgiving of 2012. they apparently argued over the music coming from the suv. and surveillance video was played inside of the courtroom. dunn said he fired those shots in self defense. and it has been a busy 45 minutes, steve? >> reporter: certainly, harris and with this verdict it is easy to become confused because we are dealing with two different things. a guilty verdict and a mistrial. you have to separate the different counts. michael dunn is likely to go to prison for a long time despite the fact that the jury could not agree if he was guilty of first-degree murder in the shooting death of 17 year old jordan davis. there is a mistrial to the single charge. but the jury did agree and pronounced him guilty on four of

on harry's lap, and for some reason -- harry put his finger near his mouth. >> using no force at all bite harry's finger. thinking it's funny he sticks his finger in his mouth again. >> and all of a sudden charlie decides to clamp down and bite it. >> ow. charlie, that really hurt. >> just the reaction is sort of like the pause. >> ow. >> and charlie bit me, ouch. >> ow, charlie. >> ouch, charlie. >> it's just classic. >> he bit me really, really, really, really hard. >> so his little brother is gnawing on his finger, and harry never makes a move to make him stop. >> it's very brave of harry not to retaliate. he didn't hurt charlie. he took it and realized that charlie really wasn't trying to hurt him. >> but charlie must have sensed his brother wasn't happy because he quickly opens his mouth and lets go. >> that really hurts. >> and that's when charlie starts laughing. >> all of a sudden the baby just goes -- like out of nowhere the kid is full on maniacal laugh about biting the kid's finger. >> he found it funny because either i was finding it funny or the whole experience made him

as a senator, harry truman had worked hard to push a full employment bill.president, he signed the employment act of 1946, a law that changed greatly during congressional debate. it no longer referred to full employment, instructing the government instead to promote maximum employment, production, and purchasing power. what was lost from the original idea? [gross] what was really lost was the right, the right to a job, the right to work, the right to an opportunity for paid employment at good wages. and what was gained? [keyserling] the government had what might be called policies and programs, but it never had a policy or program. the secretary of the treasury proposed one thing, the secretary of agriculture, another, the director of the budget, other things, etc. these were policies and programs. most of them were needed. most of them did some good. but it was a confused, disorganized army. the employment act of 1946 made it necessary that each of these programs be evaluated in terms of the whole. when this act became law, the war was over. the economy eru

what do you make of what harry reid was saying about people with bad experiences with obama care? if you take harry reid's own words there is no problem with obama care or website or sign ups and delivery of services and people are satisfied with the coined of law that was passed. three big lies perpetrated by democrats, you will keep your doctor and policy, false. when americans tell their truthful story about their experiences with obama care, what does the septemberor do who claim they are political attacks he goes to the well of the senate and attack the americans. it is a disgrace! >> what mcconnell said, chris, his behavior is a stop iing. do you believe the people who have come on our channel, and related the stories of hard ships, are they liars? >> i will not call anybody a li. i will admit people out there had difficulty with the roll out whether it was the website or lost their plan, i understand that. i understand that has happen. what i think our message should be in fixing this. in fact the republicans are going to make a out of everything. the reality of what majori