pastor jeffers and brian silva and father morris.her morris said he was spat at yesterday's guy pride parade. >> i don't want to make this about me. there were a lot of people who are gay. who have been fighting for gay marriage for a long time who have been probably spat on and a lot worse by people on my side. >> were you wearing my collar? >> i had my cauler -- collar. i think people were excited about having won this victory. probably drunk. perhaps wonderful -- >> you're not saying this representative of the guy community. >> not at all. it shows there is tremendous amount of emotion and tension on both sides. we have to get above that to say let's use rational arguments and respect. >> brian, this is what you've been fighting for. you've got a supreme court decision. even though in a dissent justice scalia said i write separately. and justice thomas warning religious institutions could be forced to do things that go gejs their values. >> should churches synagogues mosques, if they have a different view a religious view on gay m

jeffers. dr.rs, in that sense, knowing the background did the family make a mistake by -- did they exacerbate it perhaps by having a reality television show on top of all this? >> look if i were giving advice to the duggars right now, and i'm not, but if i were i would tell them they need to go home and they need to heal as a family. forget the cameras. and they need to heal as a family. and frankly, again, that's their choice to make. that would be my pastoral counsel. but on this law issue, sean it's easy to say, yeah a 14-year-old ought to be turned over to the police. law enforcement should be called. it's easy to say that if you're talking about somebody else's child. but if we're talking about our child, i understand. i think most of our viewers understand -- >> but sean -- >> to try to bring about healing. >> but it was on his own family members. >> we don't know that they didn't talk to this family and work it out with them. we don't know all of the details. >> mark? >> listen i would say

robert jeffers. al to me pretty powerful people would say they forgive him. i don't know -- i'm a christian, pastor i don't know if i would have that level of forgiveness. i know that's the teachings of christ. him on a cross and he said that. forgive them they know not what they do. it's harder in real life. here's the question we have. he goes into a bible study on a wednesday night. even said that they were so nice to him he almost didn't do it. he knew he was going to kill these people. we're talking about getting in the mind of an evil mad man. now it raises questions, because i wouldn't be surprised if an insanity defense is brought up. he walks in, sits there with an hour with the intention of killing them. he wipes them out one after another. let's one survivor go to tell the world in all of this. are we dealing with evil are we dealing with a chemical imbalance? is this a psychiatric issue? he indicated on facebook and friends that he had these evil racist beliefs. what are we deal ing with here if we're going to get do the bottom of this? >> look ov

keith ablow as well as pastor fox news contributor doctor robert jeffers. there are a lot ofexamples. it's interesting christians are often attacks. you don't see as much said about other religions. >> christians losing their business. a marine being court marshalled because she has a bible verse. it doesn't rise to the level of having your head chopped off by isis in the middle east but it's all the same attitude that allows for those attacks, sean. i want to remind that the nazis weren't able to take the jews to the creamatoriums. the nazis had to change public opinion. they marginalized the jewish people. >> christians are being marginalized the way jews in germany were? >> absolutely. they are being treated as objects of contempt by the media and once that happens, then the taking away of further rights will be very easy. >> you know marco rubio, dr. ablow, did talk about a conflict potentially is coming. those that practice their faith may be finding themselves at odds with the law of the land gay marriage being one of those big issues. where do you co

waiting game. 2-year-old malia jeffers has a 101 degree fever.rble. trouble walking. her parents rush her to the emergency room. a nurse says it's a virus and tells the family to wait. so they do. for nearly five hours. malia's fever climbs higher. her bruise gets bigger. she can't even stand up. mom and dad ask for help again and again, but the hospital says keep waiting until finally malia's father barrels past the nurses' station into the e.r. and begs. the real diagnosis? shameful. a flesh-eating bacteria is rapidly spreading through the toddler's tiny body. >> any break in the skin can occasionally become infected. if you're unlucky enough to be infected by a particularly virulent strain of bacteria and it gets into your bloodstream, it can kill you. her liver failed, but every other major organ was probably also failing at the same time. they missed the fact that she was desperately ill. >> to save malia's life doctors have to amputate her entire left hand, fingers on her right, and both her legs. >> is it always obvious who should come fir

robert jeffers, dr. keith ablow says with us and bo dietl.n't we have a moratorium on politicizing and historying to somehow advance an agenda? guns are not the issue here. if someone has evil in their heart, bo they're going to find a way to do this. why do the president and hillary clinton do this? >> i just felt like i knew these people. i don't know them. these were nine human beings that were gunned down by a deranged kid. i don't care what his motives were. this was a psycho path savage that killed these people in their act of praying to god. to me it feels like there's people i knew. my problem again is what happened in connecticut, what happened in aurora. i believe this is a bipolar again is going to come out. once they start using these drugs, that bipolar nonsense starts kicking in. >> we'll find out. when we come back reaction from our panel as we continue tonight. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even bef

local engineering steel worker larry jeffers has done work at the facility, he says the two men must have been proficient with the tools or had help. >> either they're very good at what they do, with a lot of good training, or they had some very good equipment or somebody else cut the hole for them. >> investigators say they're questioning several people, including employees at the prison but, so far no one has been charged. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 6:07 right now. a scary moment for passengers on board us airways flight. plane hit truck during take off at philadelphia international airport. a passenger on board flight 1708 sent us this photo. the plane was getting ready to take off for boston, when it made contact with a truck last night. the right wing suffered some damage. the plane returned to the gate and those passengers boarded another flight. no one was injured. but oh, owe so frustrating out on the plane ready to go. >> and then like okay, let's get back to the gate and start all over. all work out though. right now 6:08. for the ninth year in a row cbs-3 a

local engineer and steel workers jeffers has done work at the facility. he said the two men must have been proficient with the tools or had help. >> either they're very good at what they do, with a lot of good training, or they had some very good equipment. or somebody else cut the hole for them. >> reporter: investigators say they're questioning several people including employees at the prison. but so far, no one has been charged. don champion, cbs news, cadyville, new york. >> authorities in new york have offered a $100,000 reward for information leading to the men's capture. >>> yesterday, jurors in the colorado movie theater shooting trial got a detailed look at the scene. the crime scene was awful. prosecutors showed them video of the auditorium where 12 people were shot to death and dozens others were wounded. some jurors gasped at the sight of all the dies. the alleged shooter james holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in that 2012 attack. >>> the cleveland judge says there's enough evidence to bring criminal charges against two poli

father jonathan moren and pastor jeffers weigh in. >>> the federal government warns americans about aisis attack this fourth of july. >> i wouldn't be surprised if we're sitting here a week from today

pastor pastor jeffers and keith ablow is here. >> the blood of our children is on your hands and you

local engineer and steel worker larry jeffers has done work at the facility.wo men must have been proficient with the tools or had help. >> either they're very good at what they do with a lot of good training, or they had some very good equipment, or somebody else cut the hole for them. >> reporter: investigators say they are questioning several people including the employees at the prison. but so far, no one has been charged. don champion, cbs news cadyville, new york. >> officials in new york have offered a $100,000 reward for any information leading to those men's' capture. >>> the federal government's net neutrality rules are going into effect today. the move was cleared yesterday when a u.s. appeals court denied a telecom industry request for a stay of the rules. the new rules give the fcc broad authority to prevent internet providers from slowing down access to the internet by anyone. >>> tesla taking over a new piece of property in fremont. the company has leased the old solyndra plant. but what they are going to do (music) hey! let me help with that. o

. >> as you're probably aware, they have turned over the running at jeffers.a unique collection of businesses. kind of a mini birk shire hathaway. financial services has a lot of different enterprises underneath that part of the business. the merchant bank has things again like energy, national beef, and today, the shares, you know, below what we think revenue tangible book value. and we think the shares trade, maybe as high as the low 30s. the last one is looking overseas, and u.k. it's the, they have taken private, the postal business which i think we in the u.s. should consider. they charge twice what we charge for a letter, $1 versus our 49 cents. and the business owns some real state in the central business district of london, and they pay a nice dividend while you wait between 4-5%. they've cut their debt in half the last year. those are ideas i think we'll at least return a shareholder's money and hopefully get an adequate risk of adjust return. >> trader has a question for you. >> i know you don't dislike all of health care, and you've owned express sc

jeffers. >> thank you mr. chair and thank you secretary vilsack for your testimony here today as well as your leadership on these very important issues. in the limited time that i have i was hoping that we could drill down some on the childhood obesity problem that we've got in america. now more than one third of children in the united states are considered overweight or obese, is that correct? >> yes. >> and is it fair to say that this level of obesity is a national epidemic? >> it's of obviously great concern. >> so these children are placed at greater risk of heart disease, is that correct? >> a number of diseases. diabetes hypertension. >> greater risk of liver disease? >> may very well be. >> stroke? >> greater risk of illness. i'm not a doctor. and i did raise my hand to tell the truth and nothing but the truth. so i want to make sure -- >> in fairness, he did. >> is it fair to say that childhood obesity increases the likelihood of bullying in school? >> in my personal experience, i would say that's true

jeffers. >> thank you, mr. chair and thank you secretary vilsack for your testimony here today as well as your leadership on these very important issues. in the limited time that i have, i was hoping that we could drill down some on the childhood obesity problem that we've got in america. now more than one third of children in the united states are considered overweight or obese, is that correct? >> yes. >> and is it fair to say that this level of obesity is a national epidemic? >> it's of obviously great concern. >> so these children are placed at greater risk of heart disease, is that correct? >> a number of diseases. diabetes, hypertension. >> greater risk of liver disease? >> may very well be. >> stroke? >> greater risk of illness. i'm not a doctor. and i did raise my hand to tell the truth and nothing but the truth. so i want to make sure -- >> in fairness, he did. >> is it fair to say that childhood obesity increases the likelihood of bullying in school? >> in my personal experience, i would say that's tr

country built on compromise that somehow now compromises a dirty word if washington and adams and jeffer southern believed compromise is a dirty word, we would still be under the crown of england. >> no prompter off script. kelly o'donnell is in livingston, new jersey. i understand you just spoke to the governor. >> had a chance to catch up with him in the moments right after his announcement speech. it was that mix off stage where there's still adrenaline and perspiration and backslapping going on. we got up close to the governor and i asked him a couple of things. we talked about broadening the party in many ways because he was taking some shots at fellow republicans as well. but also acknowledging that his own poll numbers, his fate has changed quite a bit over the last few years. you remember thomas how people were trying to draft him to run in 2012 when he was at the peak of his popularity. much different now. i asked chris christie about that right off stage. >> part of it is is that, you know, we had the bridgegate situation which turned out not to be anything about me but the cov

rival chrysler ceo sergio marchionne reportedly secretarying help from hedge fund managers asking jeffersm into a merger jeff flock on the story with the very latest good morning to you. reporter: he has been talking about this maria ever since fiat chrysler ipo launched last year, he says, you know the industry spends as a whole about two billion dollars a day on -- the development of new autos because a lot of wasted more than there just when we started talking to him after the chrysler ipo was talk about this auto industry zoilgs embold ended by harry wilson activist investor has forced gm essentially, to buy back a bunch of shares, to distribute a bunch of cash pile he wants them to use that cash pile, to acquire fiat chrysler, interesting concept. i would say if you look at the stock, gm over the course of the past five years now since their ipo stock gained 2% in five years. fiat chrysler on the other hand, look at that stock over the course of the past one year, since its ipo, up 74%. harry is certainly going to get questions about this whole thing, as we go forward, here this morn

you know whether that was the cause of some sort of inappropriate -- >> pastor jeffers this week he saide to put the cameras away focus on the family. go home and focus on the family. >> i would say that's a decision of the family. i don't know that i would have my family on tv at all. you know it's a question the family has to decide is this the right thing for their family but what's been shocking to me is all of these very secular headlines rejoiceing at the down fall of a family that never said it was perfect. >> not really concerned for the children involved. like you were saying. that should be the focus of everyone and it's not from these people that are making the comments about the family. >> that's a whole other question. how this report actually got out, to have victims' names be or at least pointed out who these people were i would like to find out who did that why did they that? >> it was leaked because people hate them because of their views. >> i don't know what the intention there was, but i do know is there are a lot of really bad examples on television. somehow to say t