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then goty nuer, ich matched e cuom f ortticinrts t. clest ot mpingcent at o i'a beever find yr clest ot mpingcent at o i'a beever >> reporter:you likely remember the incredible so- called "space jump" in 20-12 by austrian daredevil felix baumgartner. >> reporter:now, 16 months after the stunt -- the go- pro camera company has released new video showing the 24-mile plunge from baumgartner's perspective. >> reporter:this is what he saw after making the breathtaking leap from a high-altitude balloon. >> reporter:baumgartner made the jump from 128-thousand feet in altitude -- a world record for a manned balloon flight! >> reporter:he fell at speeds up to 843 miles per hour -- faster than the speed of sound -- and landed safely just over five minutes later. >> reporter:so how does baumgartner plan to follow up this epic stunt? >> reporter:baumgartner said he hopes to use his skills as a professional helicopter pilot to help in rescue operations and fire fighting missions, in europe and the united states. >> pam: coming up. >> pam: the city

ich of the frustration that have on this issue is frustration generally with what is happening in syria and the anyoing assertion by so m that it is hard. so much about syria is hard. it is difficult, even as there are now more than 130,000 syria ns who have been slaughtered. so this is one very small area where i t is difficult, yet do malakiieve that the government, that the prime minister discounts the suggestion that there are planes flying from iran. instead are flying over iraq with those weapons to be delivered to hezbollah, used to prop up assad and kill the syria n people? >> do i believe that he knows it is happening? i believe we have given him an enough information. >> how do we test these? when are we going to start testing? how do we do that? again, this is one very discreet -- i'm just bringing in everything else that goes into syria at the moment, which this committee has focused on extensively and will continue to focus on. very discreteone area, one very discreet point that is weapons from iran to hezbollah that flyover iraq. it is one discrete area where perhaps we ca

i just want to remind us billions of are people in the world who are deeply religious, who get enr iched by the wonderful sense of community from their religion. they worshiped together, they eat together, they live in their communities and enjoy each other's company. billions of people, but the same people do not embrace the extraordinary view that the earth is somehow only 6000 years old. that is unique. here is my concern. the united states ahead, what makes the united states a world leader is our technology, our new ideal is -- new ideas here if we continue to issue science and issue -the science, weghew will not move forward and make discoveries. we will not invent and innovate and stay ahead. so if you ask me if ken ham's creation model is viable, i say no. it is absolutely not liable. so stay with us over the next period and you can compare my evidence to his. thank you all very much. [applause] >> uh, very nice start by both of our debaters here. now each one will offer a 30 minute illustrated presentation case for user their to consider. jrmr. ham, you are up. >> the debate topi

it's an area where federal certification process makes states in ich the some ways desire it. there certainly needs to be a able to ody to be uphill machines and give the -- give states s and some comfort in the quality of machines. underwriters will be tier? >> something like that. state directors forming a group is the model before the e.a.c. e.a.c. and its e is a straight question. >> but it is a question that is mportant because if it doesn't get fixed then away don't get get the don't certification, correct. >> yes. i'm partial to the state directors' solution for it. i think that can happen much ex-tkrbsly with the -- expeditiously with a greater need. role inuld be a federal the of the expertise and expertise that would need to be brought to it. but that is not necessarily hrough the current certification process. >> mr. bauer, your thoughts on question. >> i think it is important and is i do believe we would not ave arrived at this conclusion and made this recommendation if the e.a.c. in this particular hadn't been in some state of paralysis. so if your question is had

some good people to help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, ich rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. bill: northeast is getting its turn at this storm. day after deadly storm pummeled southern u.s. with ice, sleet and snow. live pictures from philadelphia. the forecast there, it is not good frankly. if you do not have to be outside don't do it. folks could see a foot of snow. rick leventhal checking things out. what is it like now? good morning. >> reporter: most people heeded that advice. there is heavy snow coming down. it was mixed with ice pellets earlier. streets are virtually deserted. they had nine inches of snow that fell at philadelphia international airport. that is the fourth time this winter they had six inches or more. that is the first time it ever happened in the history of philadelphia. this is a look at market street. this is normally a very busy thoroughfare. it is is virtually empty except for a few businesses and other work vehicles. the city was pretty smart, closing all government offices and all school

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and you participate with that ich thatn the way in wh information is going to be given to the public,which the number of reporters in the snowden case actually did. are those reporters, not the others, are those complicit in what may be a crime? a and i'm going to give you very unsatisfactory answer. i am not going to play the hypothetical game. >> that is not hypothetical. that actually did -- >> i realize that. and my answer is, i will answer for my own reporting and my own judgments, but i am not going to sit in judgment on others, especially in this case where my own newspaper was involved. >> ok. now toto take a minute identify ourselves for our radio and television audiences. this is "the kalb report." i am marvin kalb. and i'm here talking with "the new york times" columnist thomas friedman. >> very frustrating -- >> only on certain issues. a you have been at this for long time. 33 years with the times. upi before that. if you had it to do all over again, would you still do it as a journalist? >> oh, god, this is the most fun you can have legally that i know of. [laughter] grow

some good people to help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, ichound out. bill: good morning. fox news alert. president obama doubling down going after the fox news channel in the second round with bill o'reilly. did you see that one? another interesting round. so much to talk about. martha: good morning, everybody at home. the president could have used the interview as an occasion to talk about benghazi, the irs interview and obamacare. but he went with this tactic. >> regardless of whether it's

some good people to help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, ichmorning. it's monday, february 10. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. in the crosshairs, new reports this morning the white house is considering dropping a drone on an american citizen. the breaking details coming up. >>> and obamacare killing jobs. now democrats are in full spin mode. did you see the sunday shows, saying it's a good thing, you'll have more time to cook. are we on a dangerous path to destroying the american dream? we report. you decide. >> pure breed, pure hero. meet the westminster dog who sniffs out cancer and saved his owner's life. "fox & friends" final hour on this day starts right now. >>> welcome back, everybody. we have to say clayton, you're in for steve today. steve's dad passed away at the age of 81, so he's back in kansas. >> thoughts and prayers with his family. steve mourning the loss of his father, jim. so sitting in for steve. again, we hope the family is doing well this morning out there in kansas. >> absolutely. our thoughts and