john scott and we're watching several major news stories this hour. police in new haven, connecticut have locked down several schools. an anonymous caller said his roommate was headed to yale with a gun. we don't even know if it could all be a hoax. we will let you know if anything happens. >>> investigators scheduled to release a report right now on last year's mask massacre at sa hook. and a dangerous winter storm on the move. hundreds of flights canceled. head, how it could affect your thanksgiving travel plans. >>> and inside the deal with iran, why critics say iranians are getting off easy. >>> but first, from the fox news desk, a major development for that 16-year-old in stubenville, ohio. more school employees are facing charges in the case. this after an investigation into whether adults knew of the rape and failed to report it. >> it started out about the kids, but it is also just as much about the parents. about the grown ups, about the adults. how do you hold kids accountable if you don't hold the adults accountable. >> a judge convicted th

john scott and we're watching several major news stories this hour.ve locked down several schools. an anonymous caller said his roommate was headed to yale with a gun. we don't even know if it could all be a hoax. we will let you know if anything happens. >>> investigators scheduled to release a report right now on last year's mask massacre at say

. >> john paul scott here, deputy director for the mayor's office on disability. i participate in a number of national standards making groups that operate by roberts rules of order. one of the things that we do in the accessibility committee that drafts the national building code is vote on excused absences. there could be conditions, health conditions or special conditions where a member might not be able to attend and they petition that body to have an excused absence. i think it would behoove those with a disability acknowledge that we might have a condition where we need a reasonable accommodation. also under roberts rules of orders there can be an amendment to a motion. the motion can still proceed on at the meeting with an amendment. someone just writes down that section and bring it bake later in the meeting so the cochair assigns someone to draft that language if it needs to be that precise and they can bring the item back or write it now and make it a friendly amendment. >> councilmembers? would you like to comment to his suggestion? derek? >> i just wan

. >>> the family coming home for thanksgiving, we thought up with john scott.the worst of that fight. >>> no. 3, things not going well for jason kidd. home player. kidd actually did that to call a time out because he was out of them. >>> no. 2, back on the ice the hurricanes highway robbery with the glove. have another look. manager -- magnificent flash. >>> then no. 1, that was the end of vandevir's 900th career victory. beat florida gulf coast 83-59 in mexico. game wasn't televised. there was hardly anybody there to see this amazing accomplishment. no. 900. and we'll be right back. ,, >>> weather in new york city. are these floats, which are not inflated that quickly, by the way, are they going to be able to fly tomorrow? winds could be 30 miles per hour tomorrow. we will have to wait and see. will the floats float? >> something to wake up to. >> yeah. raider game tomorrow. >> raiders and cowboys 1:30. >> have a wonderful thanksgiving. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's t

john scott remains on top with 87 points. we are tied with 85 points.n it's chelsea ingram with 84 points. you can still sign up for the 2013 pro-football challenge. click at the link on the top of the home page. you must be over 18 to play. one entry per person. go to the website and sign up now. >> reporter: thank you. still to come, quarterbacks are getting hurt throughout,,,,,,,,, . >>> gearing up for a tough game. we have the sports report. >> reporter: we've seen joe flacco take a beating this season. he says he feels fine midway through the regular season. the number of injured quarterbacks around the league continues to rise. just last night jay cutler is on the sideline. he's watching his team knock out aaron rogers who suffered a small break in his left collar bone. rogers will miss games while wallace fills in as backup. the packers lost to the bears. meanwhile, flacco rolls with the punches. he's been sacked 25 times so far this season. that has him on the pace for the most sacks in his career. this year alone, 12 teams have already lost qua

. >>> the family coming home for thanksgiving, we thought up with john scott.worst of that fight. >>> no. 3, things not going well for jason kidd. home player. kidd actually did that to call a time out because he was out of them. >>> no. 2, back on the ice the hurricanes highway robbery with the glove. have another look. manager -- magnificent flash. >>> then no. 1, that was the end of vandevir's 900th career victory. beat florida gulf coast 83-59 in mexico. game wasn't televised. there was hardly anybody there to see this amazing accomplishment. no. 900. and we'll ,,,,,,

. >> happy birthday john scott. >> they are swimming in your honor. >> thank you for joining us. >>> all right. it has become what is called a crisis of confidence. it doesn't sound to good. that made senate democrats nervous right now. welcome to hq. i am martha mccowan in for alisyn camerota. >> and i'm bill hemmer. would you call it the martha- thon. democrats up for reelection worried about obama care will drag them down and they want the president to do something about. that chris is here and what are you hearing among the democrats today? >> considerable. we can tell from the meeting that the president had yesterday afternoon not on his schedule with almost all of the senate democrats that are up for reelection in 2014 and they are worried. they are worried about the all of the problems with obama care. they saw what happened on tuesday in virginia where mccoughive had a lead and cuccinelli talked about obama care and cuccinelli barely lost because of the emphasis on obama care. they worry they could face the same problem a year from now. none senator said there is a lot of pen

. >> hello councilmembers i'm john paul scott. i'm making the presentation today for counsel person wong to help him save his voice. we have two meetings that we want to report on and get into the record. we had a meeting on friday october 11th of this year at 1: 30 to 3: 30 p.m. old business was a presentation by me on the status of our ada transition plan what projects had been completed in construction this recent year what ones under construction and which ones are under designed. i won't go through that list i do that once a year for you all. i have to say we're doing pretty good but having challenges getting staff we have good funding everybody is pressing on the bureau of architecture right now. we had a presentation by the better market street focus group in the focus group workshop to make a presentation on the preliminary final report and what were some of the good findings and of course that group then came to the counsel on the subsequent meeting and made a presentation on the whole process. i've talked to the team the

people who came over those two weekends and got drenched that day and i want to thank especially john paul scott for all the work he put into planning and organizing this event. thank you. >> thank you guys very much for your presentation. >> thank you. >> we are cutting time here. okay. we are going to move team 13. public comment. not on today's agenda. is there any public comment? seeing that there is no public comment, oh. i'm sorry. excuse me. >> i will be quick. i didn't get to this earlier. i want to congratulate once again chip on your election to cochair and also welcome derek to the council and i want to say a few words. derek is an outstanding person who has a lot of expert knowledge on local and state and national policies and a lot of wisdom. he is also one of the people that helps me keep stay technologically connected. computers, cell phones, well, derek did a lot of work to set that up. i want to welcome him and also welcome even though she's not here council member i bar a. >> okay, seeing that we have no more public comment. oh, public comment? just period. this is to end our p

. >> hello councilmembers i'm john paul scott. i'm making the presentation today for counsel person wong to help him save his voice. we have two meetings that we want to report on and get into the record. we had a meeting on friday october 11th of th year at 1: 30 to 3: 30 p.m. old business was a presentation by me on the status of our ada transition plan what projects had been completed in construction this recent year what ones under construction and which ones are under designed. i won't go through that list i do that once a year for you all. i have to say we're doing pretty good but

. >> we did see as john scott was pointing out. yellow and red and green tarps and the possibility of multiple injuries and those are portable triage units that are set up. a patient is put on the tarp and indicates a critical and yello not all that serious and green tarp is minor injuries. the larger picture is that lax is shut down and will be continue to be shut down effectively. and that will have ramifications in the united states. of course, los angeles is a hub for domestic and international flights. if airlines cannot arrive or take off from lax, that is going to cause disruption in the united states, people waiting for flights that will not alive. >> we heard one eyewitness account who said that when the gunshots rang out, people had to take cover under the seats in the terminal and then there was a stampede of people finding the exist as they were running away from the terror that was happening inside. we don't know how many people shot, joining us is rod wheeler. rod, thank you for being with us. what are you hearing abo

i would like to say too i thank the public for their comment and thank you john paul scott for your comments too. those were things we didn't hear when we discussed this and we have discussed it lengthy. i would like to go with joanna, maybe go back and finish what she said. finish a little bit of the writing of this and maybe bring it back to the next executive meeting. or did we vote on it and it's gone or put amendment to it. excuse me chip. >> i would respectfully remove the motion and that would allow us to do whatever we want. i just want to also say to john paul that we did discuss with people on the council that had disabilities and might need extra time off and while we didn't make it explicit language there was no intention to force someone off the council to take each meeting to take the case on an individual basis. at the point that someone has three absences within a year, we would have discussion with that person about why and the language does not say to be removed from the council or anything, just at that point we might want to have a discussion with their health considerati

. >> john scott is rolling your way at the top of the hour. ng, john. >> it is all about obamacare on happening now today. a live hearing on the affordable care act and we will have the highlights. and new polling from cbs confirms a disaster week for the white house. what states are having trouble and the bright spots. and a report on the cost. and also obama responding it is the republican's fault as well. >> hearings and hearing. a major public university taking a stand for free speech and how this could affect conservatives. >> you have the right to think and speak pretty much about anything you want to speak and think about in any way you want to think and speak. >> a nighttime rocket launch lighting up the sky along the eastern seaboard. >> three, two, one. ignition. >> that looks like it wept well. that was nasa experiencing with small chief satellites and putting a smart phone and 28 other satellites up into orbit. one was built by virginia students. way to go. it could be seen from georgia to canada. >> the university of colorado is ex

. >> robert adams, sir walter scott, john macadam, robert burns, todos grandes hombres de edimburgo, unan ¿y quiÉnes somos nosotros para desobedecer a una persona libre de la ciudad de edimburgo? >> gracias, bobby, gracias. >> vamos con bobby. ♪ >> que gran suerte bobby. >> lo felicito por lo que acaba de hacer por bobby, es lo menos que se merece. >> ¿tiene gripa? >> gracias. >> creo que no podrÁ sonarse con ese paÑuelito, le doy el mÍo. >> seÑora greig. >> ada. >> hola mary, te ves preciosa. >> bobby, mi amor, te ves tan bien, john estarÍa tan orgulloso de ti. >> muy bien, bobby. >> seÑora greig ¿podrÍa guardar esto? salvÓ a bobby y tal vez a mÍ, al seÑor greig le hubiera gustado que se lo devolviera. >> gracias, ewin, te lo agradezco mucho. >> hola, bobby. >> ¿cÓmo estÁs bobby? >> ewin, me siento un poco triste por lo que he visto hoy, en el old town, algo debemos hacer, tenemos que hacer algo, no hay razÓn por la que el old town no florezca, con las semillas plantadas en este jardÍn y como primer paso, ewin te ofrezco una beca de aprendiz en mi editorial chambers y cÍa. asÍ que ¿q

representing the board and mark what i think i'm going to do is give you the mic and have scott and john join you to say a few quick words after you're done. our board of supervisors has been terrific. even in the toughest times they have been working with us and fighting with us to find financial resources for our parks. something i know is going to continue in this budget cycle, mr. budget chair. [laughter] >> we are really, really thrilled with the support we've gotten from the board of supervisors for or parks and play grounds and rec centers. so, mark, come on up. let's give him a big round of applause. (applause) >> how about a huge round of applause for the best recreation and park general manager in our country today, mr. phil ginsberg. (applause) >> i don't think we appreciate how amazing phil is and how lucky we are as a city to have him. but today how lucky are we to be san franciscans standing here today? (applause) >> you know, today i have a number of thank yous i want to go through. but first i really want to comment about our parks and our support for our parks not only i

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scott wiener. (applause) >> our district 11 supervisor and another park champion extraordinary narc, john avalos. (applause) >> our city treasurer who does his work to make sure we've actually got the funds to pull this off, jose cisneros. (applause) ~ >> but it's the passion of all of us. and i also want to give a big shout out to the entire city family for their role, mohammed nuru and folks at department of public works had a role, lindsay hirsch. (applause) >> with all due respect to dpw and everybody else who is here, the hardest working staff in government is rec and park. gk, construction manager, mary hobson, project manager. [cheering and applauding] >> director of capital planning, don. our great operations staff, zach taylor, judy auberry who is here, and everyone else who has contributed to this incredible project. so, at rec and park, we're encoloneling people to get out and play. that's our tag line, get ready, 1, 2, 3. >> get out and play. >> we say that because of the importance of keeping our families active and healthy. this is a real serious issue. according to the center for d

. >> let's go to john scott and find out what is coming up. >> we are going to try to keep it clean butnews conference from the president yesterday. we have team coverage, in-depth analysis, judy miller is here and our legal panel is going to weigh in. plus on outbreak of tb, the new discovered knee ligament and myths about jfk including audi recordings from the day he was shot. >> a new knee ligament. >> yes! >> the money making technique that property owners are extra rooms are using. are local government going after these folks unfairly? >> here is a question: is big government going after the little guy? the state of new york has outlawed the process of renting out room tos to tourist. >> victoria doesn't know much about the apartment because they just arrived they preferred to stay in a home while visiting >> a lot better than being in a hotel. it is more convenient because this breakfast is amazing. >> the couple renovated this apartment and decided to make extra money renting it out. >> i love meeting new people from all different parts of the world. >> very interesting. so, i gu

john kasich's interested. scott walker. paul ryan.indal, nikki hailey. >> got to run the clock out. cruz/christie, come on. >> i think christie would be a stronger candidate. no question in my mind. >> it seems like everybody's excited about chris christie and hillary clinton. >> i'm mike pence. you heard it here. >> we should mention amy -- >> now we're just naming everyone. thanks to donna brazile and tim pawlen pawlenty. >> you can also weigh in on our fire back question. would you vote for for a 2016 presidential candidate who did not have peerns in washington? from the left, i'm van jones. from the right, i ' am s.e. cup. >>> out front next, george zimmerman arrested and charged. >> he had broken a table and at one point pointed a long-barrelled shotgun at her. >>> and toronto's crack-smoking mayor acts out again and again. >> i didn't push her. >>> plus lady gaga's revelation. >> i was speaking up to 15 to 20 marijuana cigarettes a day with no tobacco. >>> let's go out front. >>> good evening, everyone

. >> happy birthday john scott. >> they are swimming in your honor. >> thank you for joining us. >>>s called a crisis of confidence. it doesn't sound to good. that made senate democrats nervous right now. welcome to hq. i am martha mccowan in for alisyn camerota. >> and i'm bill hemmer. would you call it the martha- thon. democrats up for reelection worried about obama care will drag them down and they want the president to do something about. that chris is here and what are you hearing among the democrats today? >>

>>im gregg jarret in for john scott. >> and i am arthur and i am in for gena lee.g to create a new part of the obama care site that allow more people to buy insurance withoutousing the website itself. the so- called easy app is the latest sign that the administration is not confident that the website will handle a bump in user traffic. we are hearing this after a a segcant piece of the law was delayed. republican leaders are growing confident that it the law will collapse under its own weight. rnc chair saying that obama care is the gift that keeps on giving for the gop. we don't need to connect the dots. when somebody is getting a cancellation notice you don't need the rnc making that it case. it is made in the living rom and kitchen table. katy is a fox news contributor. good to see you. >> good afternoon. does he have a point in there is more trouble to come with obama care, and that trouble is going to be long lasting, do you believe that there is legitimacy to the claim, katy? or is he fluffing up to psyche out the democrat voting base or both? >> i would agre

john miller spoke with scott pelley about why they made such an unusual decision. >> judges have reversed on the lie by higher courts all the time, but rarely is there a repudiation by a higher court of a judge questioning ethics. the court said the judge actually encouraged the plaintiffs to file the lawsuit, indicated if they did so, she would be the judge on it rather than letting it go to a random system that would select a judge, and the court said -- made statements before, during, and after the trial that really questioned her impartiality in the case. >> what does the nypd say? >> they say their practices were within the law and this judge basically railroaded them. from the cops in the street, very different. the police officers union, pba said if the brass hadn't set quotas telling them how many people to stop, the department wouldn't have gotten into this trouble, so it's mixed. >> well, the outcome of next week's mayoral election could determine what's next with the law. >>> and president obama considered dumping joe biden for hillary clinton. according to a new book, mr. obam

john, what have you learned? >> reporter: what we learned tonight, scott, is that the l.a.p.d. says it will launch an investigation into the allegations by the airport police union. the union is charging that fire at ®i6hpwm., police say 23- year-old paul ciancia opened fire on t.s.a. officer gerardo hernandez at the bottom of an escalator leading to the t.s.a. checkpoint in terminal three. the shooting ended about five minutes later when airport police shot the gunman four times deep inside the terminal. according to the airport police union in the midst of the chaos an l.a.p.d. officer told paramedics that t.s.a. officer hernandez was dead. this, despite a claim by the airport police union, that one of their officers had felt a slight pulse. the airport police union points to this video which they say shows paramedics had made the decision to transport hernandez to the hospital even 33 minutes after he was shot. the question is had hernandez been transported to the hospital sooner would he be alive today? now, that's a question really only the coroner can answer. those result

and in connecticut, scott, it's 62%. >> pelley: john blackstone in our san francisco newsroom. john, thanks very much. some air travelers are sounding off tonight about a plan to allow cell phone calls during flights. the federal communications commission will vote on this idea next month, and we asked our transportation correspondent jeff pegues to look into that. >> reporter: if the idea of using cell phones in flight takes off, don't expect delta to go along for the ride. today, the world's second- biggest airline released a statement saying that they would not allow voice communication in flight, a sound decision in the eyes of passengers like jamie key. terrible idea? >> terrible! i don't want to sit next to someone talking on their phone for several hours. that would be awful. >> reporter: it's not just passengers weighing in. veda shook is the president of the association of flight attendants, c.w.a. >> there's no way to have a quiet car on an airplane. it's a metal tube thousands of feet in the air. there's no way for somebody to actually have a private conversation, an

rick scott will be in an epic battle. rick snyder and johned out the democrats. 14 seats including ten which were labeling at least semi competitive. the top five most vulnerable start in red states. outgoing governor is leaving and he will receive in colorado. a sure bet about a year ago, but not very much anymore. pat quincy is anything other than iffy there. an open seat in massachusetts is a history of electing the governors in open seat races and connecticut rounds out the top five. with the governors, another story line is going to be the 2016 angle and the 2016 intrigue in here. the republican governor scott walker and martinez are early favorites and both will be in competitive races. one or both could lose. all the talk about walker for president or suzanna martinez on the ticket. what would happen if one loses there in the dust bin of political history. other people like jerry brown. he wins with more than 60% reelection has a record to run on in health. a health exchange that works pretty well. does he end up running? andy cuomo. h

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scott, i can assure you blue clear days like this are incredibly rare. >> pelley: seth doane on a better day in beijing. seth, thank you. our john blackstone has gone to the ends of the earth to research the effects of climate change. >> reporter: to find the cleanest air on earth we traveled to the south pole. even there, far from any immediate sources of pollution, scientists find increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the air. since our visit five years ago, c.o.-2 levels have continued the steady rise that began in 1958 at 315 parts per million reaching 394 parts per million last month. high levels of carbon dioxide can create a warming blanket around the earth. the u.n. says the gas is responsible for 80% of the warming effect on the planet's climate. daniel kammen studies climate change at the university of california berkeley. >> the more we ignore the problem, the more we get sea level increase temperature rises, crop failures, we pay a larger cost to address that. >> reporter: is it too late? >> it's not too late to act if we put our minds to it. we have lots of technologies and science and new policy tools available. b

colleagues, i have two great colleagues from the board of supervisors here today, supervisor scott wiener and supervisor john avalos. if you guys want to come up and say a few words. but before i hand the mic over, just real quick, nobody say a word for a second. that's the best sound in san francisco right now, families playing in our parks. (applause) >> and my little boy jack wanted to wave hi to everyone. hi, jack. all right. supervisor wiener. >> thank you. hi, everyone. i'm scott wiener from district 8 and i'm really just thrilled to be here today. this is just amazing. we dot a brand-new playground in dolores park and this is right in the same claytionthv. so, it's a new generation of active recreation for our kids. ~ got and i just want to say thank you to the voters of san francisco for repeatedly investing in our parks in an off the charts way. and you know, last year we had another parks bond and there were some people who got a little grump pi about it ask started campaigning against it. guess what? we got a higher percentage of the vote in 2012 than in 2008. [cheering and applauding] ~ grump py

monica crowley, news director scott hughes and john, what are your impressions of wal-mart and the optics the food drive for their own employees? >> it looks bad. look at wal-mart to see the abundance with the enormous discounts. enormously we have bad spots but it looks bad. lou: low-wage is inadequate consumers they simply cannot bolster because they are not paid a living wage whether you agree or disagree that is the image. record low approval ratings rates going through a roof of. >> although not just job but his numbers on the credibility and trust worthiness. presidential credits -- credibility as a fragile commodity and once it goes the way it is very tough if not impossible to get back. lou: is a credibility crisis for the president? >> capsulate a crisis but also credibility because you have obamacare the most massive wealth redistribution scheme in american history now we know it was based on the presidential live fed directly personally affecting every single american that is why you see the ball back -- the blow back. lou: the tea party i hate to bring this up but the latest p

president in 2016 has to be a governor, somebody like a chris christie or john walker or john -- john walker or -- scott walker or john kasich. do you agree with that? >> no. [laughter] >> why not? you have this mess in washington. the approval rating for congress is 12%. the republican electorate looks at that and says i don't want to redo that, change deck chairs with somebody else in the other party. let's get somebody else who has a reputation for governing and put them in the chair. >> the resume isn't as important to me as a person, their quality of ideas and their record a of reform. i want to make sure that we get a person who will be a standardbearer who can go the distance. i am familiar with what going the distance means. it means a lot. it is not easy to do. but also somebody who will be a good standardbearer, who will be strong on principles come inclusive on ideas, and gives , what i call full-spectrum conservatism that speaks to each and everybody. because i believe this country has just a handful of years before we go down the european path, before we become the social welfare state. and

john glenn. >> the naval aviator would be next. >> scott carpenter became the epitome of the home town hero. he named the capsule "aurora 7." this school at city park bears his name. >> scott carpenter not only explored space, but used his knowledge in a different way - conducting research at the bottom of the o. scott carpenter spent 28 days sitting at the bottom of the pacific in sealab. >> it was 300 metres below the surface, off the coast of california. it was a lab designed to test how long human being could live under water for extended periods. he's the only person who is both an astronaut and aquanaut. >> as friends, family and fellow astronauts say goodbye, scott carpenter will find his final resting place on earth. >> what a magnificent long life he had. what a life of adventure and inquiry. he'll be greatly missed and more importantly greatly valued for decades to come. >> scott carpenter was 88 years old. . >>> still ahead - going the distance. he raced to help the victims of hurricane sandy. now he'll run in his first new york city marathon. we'll introduce you to this modern-da

john mccain. but at that point we have to come together. scottchris christie and john casack. and look outside of washington d.c. and see republicans in the country are doing great things and doing it conservative idea logically and pragmatic and moderate temperly. >> you write about how george bush's two wars andtrina led to the collapse of the republican party. and is what happening now obama care and this utter debakele. whichine the administration and president himself admits, and that looks, no near end, is this worse for democrats? >> i don't know that it is worse for democrats, i tell you who it is worse for. washington d.c. the fact of the matter is recollects 10 or 11 years. we have seen washington drive up massive deficits and bail outs and health care plan and again yes, republicans presented alternatives and barak obama instead of shufing it through the senate with 51 votes, he is paying for that now. >> joel, thank you for coming on. >> good to see you guys. >> president obama made the unlateral decision to change obama care, but is

scott? >> yeah, john. >> reporter: sorry, i wasn't hearing you initially.k, i'm not sure how significant this is. the insurance industry is complaining bitterly about it, saying that it doesn't change anything, but puts blame on insurance companies. you heard the president say, what i'm doing with this fix is saying the affordable care act is not going to be responsible for anybody getting a cancelled policy, pointing toward, instead, state insurance commissioners and insurance companies, saying they can offer these plans in 2014 if they choose to. well, they have had that ability to extend plans into 2014 already. not sure how much of this is going to change. i think the administration is hoping it will buy time until they can get the website working properly. >> you also wonder, john, because the president says because of the issues, people didn't have a chance to notice all of the good that was a part of the aca. the question is, is that moment now permanently gone? >> no, it's not permanently gone. it's just been difficult. this is actually a perfect st

john. these numbers in the poll, what strikes you? >> what strikes me, scott, is that when the president has had low approval ratings number before-- like during the debt ceiling night 2011, people still thought he was trustworthy. cbs asked last year and 60% said they did. now only 49% do. >> that's in part because of his broken promise that you you had insurance you liked you could keep it. this will make it very hard for the president to remarket his affordable care act or to sell other items in his agenda and this is a bruise that's going to keep getting hit because there are credibility tests to come. the president made promises about the law when he was selling it and he's made promises about the web site and those promises are still yet to come due. >> pelley: i want to ask you about something else that jumped out at us. have a look at this. only 7% think the health care law should stay as it is. 48% said that it needs some changes. 43% thinks it should be repealed all together. well, the president only has three years left in his term. i mean, the the