a police chief in pennsylvania mark kessler is training private citizens to become snipers and resist what they call a tyrannical government if need be trust me when i tell you this i mean i will take my uniform off and i will stand with freedom before i stand with the ironical folks absolutely not i will not in any way shape or form support anything that goes against the constitution or the second amendment sheriff associations from eleven states said they would ignore any law passed in washington that would significantly regulate guns we won't enforce federal regulations or federal laws were not required so there's a separation of powers in and we won't there is a tradition in american thought. of states doing what they want despite what the federal government says of course that led to the civil war well now we see a revival of the same kind of philosophy well we don't like what washington says so we're going to do our own thing we have the right to do it well no they don't they're part of this country whether they like it or not and and federal laws will be enforced. the obama adm

she did raise questions about the kessler versus john burger coverage that we talked about last week. we need them but do we need them more than national bureaus or foreign bureaus? >> jon: good question. that is going wrap for this week. thanks to our panel. i'm jon scott. thanks for joining us. keep it right here on fo

a police chief in pennsylvania mark kessler is training private citizens to become snipers and resist what they call a tyrannical government if need be trust me when i tell you this i mean i will take my uniform off and i will stand with freedom before i stand with the ironical folks absolutely not i will not in any way shape or form support anything that goes against the constitution or the second amendment sheriff associations from eleven states said they would ignore any law passed in washington that would significantly regulate guns we won't until several regulations or federal laws were not required so there's a separation of powers in and we won't there is a tradition in american thought. of states doing what they want despite what the federal government says of course that led to the civil war well now we see a revival of the same kind of philosophy well we don't like what washington says so we're going to do our own thing we have the right to do it well no they don't they're part of this country whether they like it or not and and federal laws will be enforced. the obama admin

she did raise questions about the kessler versus john burger coverage that we talked about last week. we need them but do we need them more than national bureaus or foreign bureaus? >> jon: good question. that is going wrap for this week. thanks to our panel. i'm jon scott. thanks for joining us. keep it right here on fox news channel. we'll see i right here next week. >> kelly: hello, i'm kelly wright. >> heather: i'm heather childers. chilling claims of cyber spy, hacking into u.s. businesses as well as virtually every power institution in washington. we find out how it could impact everything from national security to every day lives. >> and blade run are out on bail as he awaits trial for the shooting death of his model girlfriend. one person that holds his fate in their hands. plus.... >> heather: so have you ever thought that snowplow drivers intentionally plow people in? this guy did. then he posted the proof of his nasty handy work online. now he is speaking out and so are his angry and cold victims. >> kelly: first a major showdown in washington over looming spending cuts set

kessler has cerebral palsy and contained to a wheelchair but now has a sport she can be competitive in. >> it's probably one of the best experiences. it's an experience that i'll carry with me through out my -- when i graduate from high school. >> while the final score does matter in the world of sports, it seems everyone is winning, just by being a part of this team. >> giving them to chance to put on the bcc letters and represent their school and play another school, they didn't have that opportunity before. it's cool to see them interact with each other and it's gotten bigger and bigger. >> reporter: bcc plays in the winter. come spring it's alleyed soft ball and in the fall hand ball season. bcc takes great pride and are held to the same standards as their other varsity programs. >> very cool. thank you. >> thanks. >>> you may see him in the nba one day. we will tell you how long this toddler has been hitting these amazing shots. can you believe that? >> he can give me some lessons. >>> have you ever done a little digging on a date on facebook? maybe it's a blind date or semi-blind

jim kessler of americans for gun safety says, quote, if you are going to die at the hands of a criminal with a gun, it's going to be a handgun. and statistically speaking, which is what he means, that might be true. but it's not handguns that terms to crack down on. the other need on this show we heard from connecticut's new senator chris murphy, who represented newtown when he was first elected to congress in the house. he is now a senator and represents the whole state. we called senator murphy's office tonight to get his reaction to this reporting of how gun policy reform might move through the senate. he said, quote, too many people in washington want to eulogize specific pieces of common-sense gun reform before the debate has even started. how can we wait for another state to join connecticut on the tragically long list of states devastated by gun violence? there would be more girls and boys alive in newtown today if the ban on military-style and magazines had been on the books in december. she does not yet have the votes she needs to pass it, but she is not giving. she has key sup

additionally, glen kessler has some broken promises up on "the washington post."es anyone really pay attention to the promises? handed out in a state of the union and then go back and hold anyone to them or is this just for show anyway? >> sounds like politico and "the washington post" only ones doing that right now. people generally don't pay attention to what the president's proposals are. he's been talking about a national infrastructure bank for years now. >> right. >> i guarantee you hear about him wanting innovation and nobody really goes back and checks on most of these promises. obviously, the very big ones saying i intend to get an immigration bill done this year, that's something the people keep tabs on, gun control legislation, sure. but a lot of times the presidents roll out the task forces and other programs to build and people really don't check up on what's going on with them. they may establish them and then let them die. this particular working group that we're talking about the residential mortgages working group has more words in the title over

she did raise questions about the kessler versus john burger coverage that we talked about last week. we need them but do we need them more than national bureaus or foreign bureaus? >> jon: good question. that is going wrap for this week. thanks to our panel. i'm jon scott. thanks for joining us. keep it right here on fox news channel. we'll see i right here next week. with. >>. >> heather: hello, i'm heather childers, welcome to a brand-new hour. >> kelly: i'm kelly wright in for gregg jarrett. topping news this hour, five days until massive budget cuts kick into effect and no signs at all of compromise in washington. >> heather: more potential trouble for the family of former olympic star oscar pistorius, word that his brother is involved. >> and key senators calling for a biometric i.d. card to track every american worker. privacy debate ahead. >> heather: but first, growing concerns over efforts in washington to avoid a looming budget crisis. with just five days left, five, before a series of across the board spending cuts known as the sequester take effect. lawmakers on both side

and if you go back and read glen kessler's original fact clerks he spent half of it looking -- check,mining that he had never done it before he arrived at camp david. i mean the whole thing made no sense. >> who cares! >> stephanie: exactly. back to my original point. is that anything to do with your headline. will the fox news empire in a ratings slump where is roger -- roger ailes' magic touch. they were wrong about everything about the election. look at mitt romney getting caught in this moment in the debate with obama about when he called it an act of terror because they only live in the fox bubble, right? >> that's right. if you look at the fox ratings you know the first term turned out to be a goldmine for fox. because you know, remember they hired glenn beck the first week of obama's first term. his ratings went through the roof. the whole tea party they marketed. they were branding this anti-obama movement. and it was a goldmine for them. early in the second term, indications are it is the exact opposite. fox news posted their worst prime time ratings in 12 years. in the month