tsarnaev april attack left three people dead and more than 200 others injured. foxnews.com report err janna winter will be back in sports continuing her fight to avoid jail time. they will hear her plea and reverse a ruling which orders her to go back to the state of colorado to testify in the trial of james holmes the accused gunman carrying out the july 2012 dark night movie massacre allegedly days after the shooting wintery vealed a shocking twist to the investigation. holmes sent his psychiatrist a notebook before the attack. the judge ordered her to turn over the notes and testify about who gave her that information. >> a meningitis outbreak has been declared after a case of the disease is diagnosed at the school in march. a male student living in campus housing was diagnosed and hospitalized after developing symptoms of the disease. tests are being done to determine if the student the latest student is related to the other six cases already associated with the school. >> obamacare enrollment falls far short of the target. wall street journal reporting 50,000 people enrolled in private

reporting live in oakland janna ktvu channel 2 news. >>> you wouldn't think a few words could cause so much trouble, but ktvu's tom vacar did the math and tells us just how much money is at stake. tom. >> plenty of money is at stake. here are the agreed provisions. they are in black and white and they are indeed signed by both parties. >> i sat down with labor lawyer and former bart board member mike to discuss the hugely expensive family clooef clause in the new contract. >> in 30 plus years of following bart negotiations, nothing like this has arisen before. >> the signed tentative agreement, part of the larger agreements already approved by the union. it allows up to six weeks paid leave to care for a close family member. >> bart management says that this provision on paid family leave was bargained out of the contract in a very early stage. >> under the expired contract, employees did not get paid for family leave. they could use up vacation time, sick leave, and any additional paid time to offset the cost, but after that was exhausted, employees footed the rest. >> a good part of

janna and i had a long talk about going on the ticket whether we could still balance that. we believed we could. therefore i went on the ticket. >> it was a short campaign.tick. >> it was a short campaign. >> it was an 88-day race. we have to make that decision, but the point i made in the beginning was, i've got important work to do, i've got to focus on that work, and i don't want to cloud my thinking based upon what does this do to juxtapose me with this person, that person, i don't want to think about that. i want to focus on my job right now. >> do you have a timeline? >> not exactly, no. >> with that, why don't we get a few questions from the audience. there must be a few for congressman ryan. anybo anybody? none at all? has you totally convinced? yes, please, right here. got the microphone. >> governor christie last night spoke quite directly, rich lester, sorry, governor christie spoke directly last night about the need to get across the aisle and if he could get 70% of his agenda passed in through compromise, that was moving the state in his case forward by 70%. li

. >>> fox news reporter janna winter is heading to new york's state court to protect confidential sourcesher reporting on aurora. she broke the story james holmes sent his psychiatrist a notebook before going on the rampage that left a dozen people dead last year. winter who lost a lower court ruling in the case is arguing new york with its strong shield law for journalists should quash the subpoena requested by holmes team. what i find unconscionable an accused mass murderer could put her in prison for doing her job. >>> a tip of the hat to espn for an important story that led to suspension of incognito for bullying another player jonathan martin. >> identified incognito in multiple incidents over the past two seasons involving martin and other players. >> sports network also disclosed incognito left his teammates vile and racist messages including n word. he regrets racist slurs. espn has lucrative contracts but it didn't stop them. >> good for them. >> what was fascinating about the story. we had a lot about bullying, cyber bullying, the guy that left the team, martin, 300 pounds. >> h

reporter janna wenter is heading to new york courtroom on tuesday to hope to protect the stories. she broke a story tied to a gunman who went on a shooting rampage last year inside aurora, colorado, movie theater and she learned that homes sent psychiatrist a notebook detailing the plan. and court is trying to force winter to testify on her reporting of the shooting investigation. if she is asked to reveal her sources, and she doesn't, she could be facing jailtime. winter is hoping a new york court of appeals will rule that new york law protecting journalists also protects her of having to go to colorado. >> well coming up, we have decorated combat marine lieutenant colonel oliver north joining us live on the weekend before veterans day. he will give us a reaction about a possible deal with iran and he will tell us more about the inspirational new best-seller "american heroes on the home front." it showcases stories of the brave heroes who have been on the front lines. stay with us. [ male announcer ] this is pam. her busy saturday begins with back pain, when... hey pam, you shoul

janna is the largest shareholder. keep an eye on those shares. >> thank you very much. time for the "power lunch" countdown. a lot of nail biting and sweating at goldman sachs today. i guess more than just normal there. hundreds of mid-level bankers at the firm will find out if they made the cut to be named a managing director. mary thompson and kate kelly join us. what can you tell us about the presumptive class of new mds at gs? >> the formal announcement made. 280 of them, slightly larger tha than last year's class of 266. most about 200 in revenue producing roles, shouldn't be a surprise, things like trading, investment banking, et cetera. coming into this year a lot of question about how big this class would be because it's the last year that they're going to be named on an annual basis. from this year on they're going to be named every other year. so some people were thinking they're going to name more, but keep in mind, goldman has been in a cost cutting mode and keeping compensation costs in line is one of the easiest ways. >> 280 new mds. where's the party toni

let's go to janna now. >> what a story so far and the headlines coming out.is returning to the top of the news as hearing are back on and a new poll is out. and a new warning to parents about spicy snacks for kids and detergent pods you might use. and a segment for treatment of depression that doesn't cost a thing. and the appenniversary of the t get-tysbuget-ty gettysburg address. >> and getting a statement from the governor of virginia saying our thoughts and prayers are with the family and our state unites in prayer for deeds and his family. he is 55 and served in the state senate going back to 2011 representing bath county. he lost two state-wide governor races against bob mcdonald. the statement from the governor is now in and we are waiting more news from the richmond times dispatch and others in the state of virginia >> we will get your more as week. in the meantime, msnbc sparking o outrage over what he said about sarah palin. is his apology enough? howard weighs in. >> all right. we are back. we have appen apology to sarah palin after suggesting some

. >>> plus a court of appeals could end up deciding whether fox news reporter janna winter spends timen jail. our media panel weighs in on her case next. jon: fox news alert. capitol hill senior producer chad pergram is saying house is debating its own fix to the you can keep it promise. president obama made the about face announcement that millions of americans can keep their canceled parties for another -- policies for another year assuming insurance companies are able to let them. congressman fred upton's bill they're debating now, would let insurers sell plans that obamacare would otherwise ban. they would heat new people sign on to those same plans. we'll have the result of the vote when it comes. we should note that the white house is threatening to veto congressman upton's bill. >> right now an intense search underway for a man who reportedly fell out of a small plane and into the ocean off the coast of miami. patti ann browne with the details from our new york city newsroom. patti ann? >> that's right, jenna. yesterday afternoon a small plane was flying off the florida coast, j