for america's news headquaters. now back to forbes on fox. >>> well, folks, the roads are so bad out there that one indiana man is protesting all of those potholes by filling one up with a plant. his video going same week the administration is pushing for more federal funding to repair our roads and bridges but rich you say we already have enough money for the potholes. >> yeah, we do. what's really disturbing here is that in the 20th century we governed projects including the golden gate bridge, the interstate highway system and space travel putting a man on the moon. i don't know why the government is so screwed up but the fact of the matter is they can't. we need more private competition. i was on a private road from john wayne airport to another place in southern california. it was a beautiful road. >> well, as rich suggested it's not rocket science filling potholes. >> there's a rare case where the unions, the big spenders and the president are all on the side of the angels. i think we should be putting unemplo

. >>> live from america's news headquaters, i'm kelly wright. a so let me morning in new york city as the unidentified remains of those killed when the twin towers fell during the september 11th attacks returned to ground zero. they were taken from the chief coroner's office by police and fire department vehicles with flashing lights but no sirens. to the national september 11th memorial museum where they will be interred. as the u.s. continues it's battle against terrorism increased attacks on werners over the targeting of al qaeda operatives forced the temporary closure of the embassy in yemen. two embassy officers were visiting a barbershop when a pair of armed kidnappers stormed in. they reported to be a cia agent and member of special forces shot and killed the would be kidnappers. i'll kelly wright. i'll see you back here at 1:00 p.m. on america's news headquaters. >> as the official in charge of internal investigation at the epa i'm concerned that vital information regarding suspected employee misconduct is being withheld from the oig. >>

meg joining us from headquaters.e have the names that option traders see as the next take over target. what are they? we'll name names tonight. you want to know. >> yeah. >> it's a hot sector. >> into a parfrenzy. >> can you give us a trade on pfizer? >> i'll play the game. i don't necessarily know if it's an earnings play. i think it's evaluation play. it's cheap. they made acquisitions before. they bought american home products or whatever they called it for a ridiculous amount of money. they're still trying to play catch up. it was a steal at the time and we said you can go back and archive the fast money tapes. into earnings and out of earnings. >> really impressive. what do you say now. >> burns. >> i just know he's never seen him ever in his life. anyway, i'm going to move on. apple losing it's market share to samsung but it's fighting back by going after the buzz factor by hiring a buzz marketing manager, tim. >> it's depends on how you want to twist the data. apple has 41.7% of the market. that's actually pos

ctually applaud for america's news headquaters. now back to forbes on fox. >>> check out what happened when dr. ben carson gave his view about welfare in america. >> when you take somebody and pat them on the head and say there there you poor little thing i'm going to give you food stamps -- i'm going to give you a house -- let me finish the thought. >> finish the thought. >> let me give you housing subsidy. let me give you free health care because you can't do that and it's those people over will causing you to have your problem -- wait a minute. >> we are almost close to wrap. what would be much more empowering is to use our intellect and resources to give those people a way up and out. >> i agree. >> so you heard the audience. even the view agrees with carson on this. is there real chance for welfare reform. a city like new york over 20 years cut welfare roles to 350,000. i think you see -- you can see the mood in the nation. if people have real troubles, yes. you have the safety net but people don't want dependence. they want a

. >> coming up next on america, the charge from louis headquate. now back to forbes on fox. >> un-american, louis lerner's lawyer said that's what holding her in contempt of congress would be. they plan to vote on this as early as next week. but what about the irs targeting conservatives. isn't that un-american? >> let's go back to what she said in her apology before congress may of last year. she said we should apologize for targeting groups whose names are like tea party or patriot. we're talking about the massive growth of government spending. it was wrong and incorrect. we asked two broad questions about donor names to these groups. the problem is there is too much money in the nonprofit system. that is what, in terms of political activity. but that's the reality we're living with now is an irs that was choosing to target and potentially for audits to target these groups for further scrutiny. >> okay. if that point could be proved, wouldn't that be more un-american than what loui louis lerner is talking about. >> anybody that thinks that's righ

on america's news headquaters. >> as the official in charge of internal investigation at the epa i'm concerned that vital information regarding suspected employee misconduct is being withheld from the oig. >> well, the watchdog accusing officials at the agency of stone walling it's investigations. now this coming as we're learning that one epa worker had been watching porn up to 6 hours a day at work and it gets worse. he still has his job and he just got a bonus. we're going to get to more misconduct in a moment. but steve, you say the epa is becoming a rogue agency. >> yes and sadly it's not alone. they make up the rules as they go alone. you see it in other government agencies as well and it comes from the white house. if you don't like the law, ignore it. no surprise other agencies are doing the same thing. epa is hurting production in this country. not something we should be doing at this time. >> there's a real pattern of abuse here, is there not? >> we have to keep in mind there's an allegation that's been made f. the allegation turns otolaryngology to be true, something to be