correspondent james rosen reports in another fox news exclusive the deed has now been undone. >> foxcy for international development or u.s.a. id has cancelled the no bid contract it awarded to a firm owned by the donor to the obama presidential campaign. instead, the contract, which offered $24.6 million for the training of afghan lawyers and judges will be put out for competitive bids as when the bush administration first awarded it back in 2004. >> in a fox news exclusive- >> -- fox news broke the news of the cecchi a week ago. they say it was unrelated to fox news reporting that it was based on the fact that a rival firm had launched a protest that was improperly overlooked by the contracting officer in kabul. when fox news contacted them a week ago they made no mention of the ard protest or the contract's. instead defended the contract as proper. >> back in 2008. >> i will defend the abuse of no big contracts. the days of big sweet deals of halliburton will be over when i am in the white house. >> candidate obama vowed to break down on no bid contracts. >> in some cases contract

the top anchors doing play-by-play, james rosen is joining us live in washington. top anchors here, working the story, too, as well and you in washington, sir, so, it is important to all of us, i guess. >> reporter: unmistakably it has taken on the transportation of a presidential news event, and what with the network anchor cut ins and the pool coverage by which it is shown to america and the security sweep taking place and even the arrival of mr. woods, on cue at precisely, we are told 1 minute, 30 seconds after the top of the hour. but it is important to note that tiger woods is not a politician. he's not -- does not depend on the good will of the american people, or the electorate, if you will, for his influence or livelihood, and i might be in a minority in believing that this is totally unnecessary for him to do. if he wants to continue playing golf, surely, the pga would have no objection to its most profitable enterprise of all time, or commodity resuming his golf career, the place where he has dhoenz do this, the home, of the pga tour, tpc sawgrass suggests

james rosen, thank you, sir. >> thank you, megan. . megyn: back to the campaign trial in nevada.sident obama talking a bit about the economy and to boost the image of senate majority leader harry reid. >> harry reid is one of the toughest people i know. he does not give up. he knows what he cares about. he knows we believes in. and he's willing to feet up for it. megyn: harry reid is in the reelection fight of his life. record unemployment and high foreclosures in nevada causing a wave of voter anger. anita you spoke with senator reid yesterday with what did he say about his latest poll numbers? >> i did have a chance to sit down with senator reid and we did chat about those poll numbers. at this point he seems unfazed. he knows he has polls showing unfavorable ratings of above 50%. but he insists those polls are coming from one local newspaper that doesn't like him have much. he suggests he has his own internal polls that say something else. >> we are look at a poll from a group that has never been supportive of me. i'm going to continue to be who i am. the people know me. those

james rosen live at the baltimore police headquarters, he joins us now by phone. d here, james? >> reporter: jon, that sound you may be able to hear in the background is the collective sigh of relief on the part of the maryland and baltimore law enforcement community that this error may not have resulted in the kind of damage that it could have. what we know is that sometime before 10 a.m. eastern time today the police task force in baltimore, this is a baltimore city police, maryland state police and corrections officers, nabbed raymond taylor in martinsburg, west virginia. it is accessible via the mark train if you transit through washington, d.c. and switch lines to the brunswick. this task force, by prior agreement, can cross state lines. we understand that's how they got him. however, they will still have to follow established expedition procedures. it's unclear exactly when he will return to maryland. it is most likely he will be returned directly to the super max facility where he normally spends his life sentence for attempted first degree murder. jon: jame

james rosen is live in d.c.ith how this works. >> reporter: the findings have been published in a new issue of an academic journal, the archives of pediatric and adolescent medicine, this study marks the first time that a long-term program has divided students as test subjects if you will into different groups wherein some sixth and seventh graders were subject to ab stenins-only education and others that and the instruction of condoms during sex. it was remarkable, one third of the group reporting they became sexually active in the next two years, 50 percent for the second group, however, experts pointed out this abstinence program was not the classical approach, the children, for example, were encouraged to delay sex until they felt ready, not necessarily until marriage, and the use of condoms was not dispairming dollars at any point. jane: will this change how the obama administration would view an anstinnence curriculum? >> there's some evidence it might. the obama administration essentially replaced the abs

jon: james rosen, live in the capitol, james, thank you. jane: thousands of soldiers in riot gear patrolling the streets of kashmir, that region that has been rocked by violent protests after the death of a teenage boy, protestors were throwing rocks, going up against government troops. this boy was killed by a tear gas shell fired by police. kashmir is divided in pakistan by both countries in its entirety. jon: president obama began his day at the national prayer breakfast. vice president biden, spain's prime minister and heisman trophy winner tim tebow also in attendance, tebow getting all kinds of attention these days, cbs will reportedly air a prolife commercial during the super bowl that features tebow and his mom, she says counters drurnlg -- doctors urged her to have an abortion while she was pregnant with tim. molly line in washington, what did we hear from tebow? >> the crowd of the national breakfast did hear from him but tv cameras had been shown the door by that time. the 2007 heisman trophy winner was expected to give the closi

. >> james rosen joins us live. how did the president do on that no-bid contract? >> talked a good game. year he a memorandum that was supposed to implement tougher guidelines. fox news has you ever covered the awarding this year, last month, january 4th, to be precise, a 25 million dollar no-bid contract by usaid united states agency for international development to a firm owned by a democratic party donor, early donor to the president's campaign. after fox news reported this a week ago it took about a week al we word this contract has been cancelled. in fact, the state department tells us it had nothing to do with fox news' reporting it was as a result of internal review. we had an interesting admission from pj crawley at assistant secretary of state familiar to many americans because he does the on camera daily briefings for the state department. when i reminded him of all of president obama's statements over the past two years. he said "you make a valley point if you want to say this violates the basis on which this administration came into office and campaigne

james rosen is live on capitol hill covering that story for us.s official proceeding in boston, there was nonetheless some controversy. what was it? >> well, duval patrick, the governor of massachusetts and the secretary of state signed the necessary paperwork and certified cot brown as the winner of last month's massachusetts race. outside his home scott brown took the opportunity to explain why this swearing in is being sped up, and in so doing he paid a compliment to the secretary of state. but after signing the certificate of election, he took the opportunity to lecture him. >> he took a procedural vote because i should be there, i'm the elected senator. we have been patient. the secretary of state has done a nice job in getting the certifications and i'm looking forward to going down there. >> i hope we'll be able to see an up or down vote on all the nominations of president obama. >> not often the secretary of state offers an opinion on the conduct of the united states senate. scott brown will be sworn in by vice president biden around 5:00

and hague was in an interview for the buck the strong man and he describes to james rosen, who doesn't know who kramer is that he asks a question, james rose and asks the question about salt and how the military viewed salt and he begins to go on, and i'm paraphrasing, describing how kramer was the father of henry kissinger and brought him through the -- made him what he is and he turned his back and says you know, kramer detests kissinger today. he used the word detest kissinger because of china and because of arms control, because of vietnam. he spells it out and that's now available also on the nixon tapes that is available to you. so this is a very strong help feeling so you can imagine we've never read the reality of the kramer kissinger split because we didn't understand kramer and i will say this to you, if you look only at the kissinger and nixon relationship you will never find kramer except as a mentor to henry kissinger. you need to look at the relationship through kramer because hague is the key to what is going on in his relationship to kramer. nixon never understands the