. >> fun, i call her unflappable, no one is like kirsten. >> reporter: englund's family declined to talk on camera but made a statement saying they are devastated by the senseless killing. her brother-in-law in southern california tells me over the phone that he also blames the suspect's mother for the crime. the mother, a mental health worker, told authorities that boyce is mentally unstable. she apparently reported him missing two days after she last saw him. why did it even get to this point? this guy was a ticking time bomb and she should have seen

surprising to you at all, kirsten? >> no, part of the problem is showing the hearing would have actuall discredited them because i think if anybody had a chance to see firsthand, they probably would start to realize, wow, this sort of sounds like what people have been saying, the accusations that people are making against the administration were being borne out. so i'm not remotely surprised by that. >> so people who actually watched the hearings felt the gravity of the situation. i mean, saw the news value in -- >> yeah, and a lot of them have to do with television. it's the visual image of seeing three whistle blowers being sworn in and testifying in front of congress. what we do know about modern presidential scandals is it's rarely the original crime or the original event that gets folks in trouble. it's almost always the cover-up, and the cover-up has almost always been a juicy target for journalists. but not so much this time. and until this week's hearings, we've seen a media so willing to mock this story or to

kirsten? >> yeah. i would love to see a conversation come out about this.e what i have found in doing reporting on this is how misinformed most people are. even pro-choice people. even those i know who are very actively pro-choiced were arguing with me saying, no, you can't just get an abortion up to 24 weeks for any reason. you can only do that up to 12 weeks. it's like no, you can do it. this is wrong. in pennsylvania for any reason you can do that i just think people don't really understand what the laws are and what really people are allowed to do in this country. >> bret: quickly, down the road, does this change the debate. >> it completely changes the debate. a question is will a group come forth that will allow this debate to occur. >> i'm very skeptical that there will be no a real debate on it? >> absolutely no question it changes the debate. >> bret: that is it for the panel. stay tuned for something light on a heavy day. st week, , and even next year. for seeing your business's cash flow like never before, introducing cash flow insight powered by

today that's talk to carol kirsten lecturer in islamic studies at king's college in london. i'll be back in a few moments more news for you including russia's government ideologist renowned for his pay our tactics heads for the exit after more than a decade of power breaking we hear why in a couple of minutes. i . love the song and. we will remember that we will. find out that. he. and i welcome back not a man known as russia's great cardinal has resigned his vice premier after more than a decade in the hallways of. became a renowned audiologist as a leading figure behind the scenes in the government for more on this and his resignation that. this was a shock that she wasn't what led to it yes it came as a bit of a surprise today. had been marking his deputy prime minister and dmitri medvedev carbon of the. responsibility for government policy and media policy. his resignation follows a particularly fractious cabinet meeting with president putin yesterday where putin criticized the cabinet for ticking boxes but not following through with substantial policy reforms he called

. >> last thought kirsten? >> i don't see how greenhouse gases are helping the world.standard of living is risen. >> hold on you asked me to answer this. >>. >> not because of greenhouse gases. it is not causation. and i think it is despicable for liberals to look for opportunities to talk about things that are important doesn't make sense to me. timing is important. but look, i support gun control and it is not because i am despicable. >> no, but you know, we have to go and we don't have time for the whole discussion. trotting out families from new town in a gun debate was despicable in my mind. thank you. kirsten powers great piece you wrote last week. >> the government leaking information on the work ethic of a benghazi whistle-blower. but first we pay tribute to those who sacrificed their lives in that terror attack. with an adjuster. ted is now on hold with his insurance company. maxwell is not and just confirmed a 5:30 time for tuesday. ted, is still waiting. yes! maxwell is out and about... with ted's now ex-girlfriend. wheeeee! whoo! later ted! online claims ap

the victim, 57-year-old kirsten englund from castro valley who friends say was killed while on a trip to visit family members, her body found at on overlook along the coast. before being caught monday night police believe he was on the way to the russian consulate in san francisco possibly to seek asylum. cops surrounded the building to keep everyone safe. his mother originally called in to warn police that he had been raving that the government was out to get him. >> she had indicated that he had talked about the recent bombings in boston as well as colorado and columbine. >> what we plan on doing is investigating all aspects of the case including the mental health issues for there are any at play. >> reporter: the prosecutor says he will be tried here in marin county before being extradited to oregon to face that murder charge. he is scheduled to be arraigned here in marin county court tomorrow at 9 a.m. in san rafael, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> alleged victim kirsten englund is survived by two sons and several siblings. investigators have not released the cause of death. >>> more bay

. >>> new york senator kirsten gillibrand will introduce legislation today to change the way the military with sexual assaults cases. the action comes as yet another serviceman in a accused of sexual assault. the case involves a sergeant at to ft. hood who is supposed to prevent these assaults. >> reporter: there are nearly 8,000 women staked at ft. hood. the army's criminal investigation is centered on a sergeant who was a sexual assault prevention and response card fator there. we've learned the sergeant allegedly had a relationship with a subordinate female soldier that involved prostitution. he allegedly approached two other female soldiers to do the same. they refused. the sergeant has been spned from all duties and could be charged this week. last week, police in virginia arrested another man, air force leiutenant colonel jeff krusinski for allegedly groping a woman in a parking lot. he was in charge of the air force's sexual assault prevention unit. defense secretary chuck hagel had this to say. >> sexual assault is a despicable crime and one of the most serious challenges facing t

joining me now is new york senator kirsten jillengillenbra. you for your tireless advocacy on this issue. the potential to take this out of the chain of command seems like it may be on the horizon. how optimistic are you about that? >> well i think it's really important that we fight very hard for this. because what the victims have told us is that they do not feel safe in reporting these crimes. they feel they will be marginalized or retaliated against or be blamed themselves. so if you're going to change the culture of the military, you have to see these cases actually go to trial. be investigated. and find perpetrators accountable. so i think you have to change the system by changing how justice is served. and that means allowing victims to report directly to a trained military prosecutor. who will then decide whether the case should go to trial. >> senator, you know what's shocking to me is that these cases, these incidents are seeming to rise. at a time when they should be falling. and sexual assault in the military has been going on for

joining from you watts washington is kate obenshain and kirsten were powers who said this. the president is so centrally involving himself with repeated lies. i will call them lies because they are lies. they are on tape. nobody thought that he called it a terrorist attack. >> bill: all right. now did you get any blow back from that powers? >> nothing more than the usual. >> bill: because you use the the word lies in the context of the president and that is pretty strong. >> sometimes do you have to call a spade a spade. the "the washington post" called it a whopper. and gave up four pinocchios. i called it a lie. it is. it is transparently a lie. >> bill: why do you think then the president is putting his reputation on the line. >> i don't know. >> and people like you in the "the washington post" who support the president, why do you think he is doing that? you must have some thought about it. there has got to be a reason the man is putting his whole reputation on the line here. >> i don't know if he he doesn't remember what he he said but the he is playing word games. it'

joining from you watts washington is kate obenshain and kirsten were powers who said this. the president is so centrally involving himself with repeated lies. i will call them lies because they are lies. they are on tape. nobody thought that he called it a terrorist attack. >> bill: all right. now did you get any blow back from that powers? >> nothing more than the usual. >> bill: because you use the the word lies in the context of the president and that is pretty strong. >> sometimes do you have to call a spade a spade. the "the washington post" called it a whopper. and gave up four pinocchios. i called it a lie. it is. it is transparently a lie. >> bill: why do you think then the president is putting his reputation on the line. >> i don't know. >> and people like you in the "the washington post" who support the president, why do you think he is doing that? you must have some thought about it. there has got to be a reason the man is putting his whole reputation on the line here. >> i don't know if he he doesn't remember what he he said but the he is playing word games. it'

heather: kirsten, i want to get your opinion in here. what do you think?ent needs plausible deniability in terms of stuff that happened at the department of justice because this is just his policy. they're kind of walking it back but the real i he didn't need to tell eric holder to do this stuff. the president has been perfectly onboard with persecuting whistle-blowers which has been the whole point of the investigation into the ap and into fox. so i haven't seen them really feeling that they need to, there is no need to like, find that he was actually involved in this. it was the administration's policy. there's that. honestly i don't think most americans really care about it. we care about it a lot because it is the media. the irs scandal is another story. that is something everybody is upset about and there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever that the president had anything to do with it or frankly anybody in the executive branch had anything to do with it. i don't even understand the idea of trying to pin that on the president. >> look. let's go throu

the one and only rachel maddow joins me next and kirsten gillibrand by another case of sexual assault in the military. >>> plus, i'll talk with a man who's now free after spending hard time in prison from trying to stop the bush administration from giving away public land to big polluters, so stay with us. >>> more breaking news tonight on a story we've been following closely and reporting here. florida teenager kiera wilmot, who blew the top off a water bottle at her high school, kiera was arrested, expelled from school, and get this, faced potential felony charges as an adult. well, today some really fantastic news. the state attorney's office of florida has decided not to file criminal charges in the case. kiera is currently attending classes at an alternative school and waiting to see if she'll be allowed to return to her school next year. we'll continue to follow the story here on the show and at our website, allinwithchris.com. weigh you down? as soon as you feel it, try miralax. it works differently than other laxatives. it draws water into your colon to unblock your system nat

kirsten powers. gop guru, karl rove and former democratic congressman dennis kucinich.have to come up with a better name for you than guru. >> either that or i start wearing saffron rose. >> chris: how you serious is the irs scandal and how do you think the obama administration is did doing the white house in trying to handle it? >> i think it is quite serious. we don't know what its dimension is are and so on. the reason why this is problematic for the administration is one is that this action coincided with the political interests of the obama team that it so say the action was taken overwhelmingly against conservative groups. and the second thing is that the administration has had trouble telling the truth about it. as recently as just the other day you had the on his way out acting director saying on the hill argue gowing with the idea that any one was targeted and then, of course, congress asked for information which was not forthcoming when the irs higher ups found out about it in that never and congress was never told. another case where there has been difficulty

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brit hume, fox news senior political analyst, kirsten powers of the daily beast website, gop guru, karle, and former democratic congressman dennis kucinich. we need a better word than guru. >> either that or i start wearing saffron robes. >> chris: i would think you'd agree we're a long way from watergate at this point, but how serious is the irs scandal and how do you think the obama administration is doing, the white house, at handling it? >> i think it's quite serious. we don't know how far it goes, the dimensions and so on. two things about it. the reason whyis problematic for the administration is -- one is that this action coincided with the political interests of the obama team, that is to say the action was taken overwhelmingly against conservative groups. the second thing is, that the administration has had trouble telling the truth about it. i mean, as recently as the other day, you had on his way out acting director saying on the hill, arguing with the idea that anyone was targeted, and then, of course, congress had asked for information, which was not forthcoming when the ir

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the one and only rachel maddow joins me next and kirsten gillibrand by another case of sexual assault in the military. >>> plus, i'll talk with a man who's now free after spending hard time in prison from trying to stop the bush administration from giving away public land to big polluters, so stay with us. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. . >>> more breaking news tonight on a story we've been following closely and reporting here. florida teenager kiera wilmot, who blew the top off a water bottle at her h

i don't want to go so far as i agree with kirsten. we don't want to mess with t anything. i think you do what you can to stop mass killing. that doesn't mean you always do it or other factors that don't come into play. president obama in that press conference today, he said, people think i'm not going to do anything. as we know from bin laden and- >> let's play that sound bite about credibility. >> i would just point out that there have been several instances during the course of my presidency where i said i was going to do something and it ended up getting done. there were times when there were folks on the sidelines wondering why hasn't it happened yet and what's going on and why didn't it go on tomorrow, but in the end, whether it's bin laden or gadhafi, if we say we're taking a position, i would think at this point the international community has a pretty good sense that we typically follow through on our commitments. >> yeah. i think it's pretty outrageous what the just did there. when he says "we" he's using the royal we and talking about himself, his credibility, wh

jon: kirsten powers, judy miller, thank you both. >> thank you.hen i host fox "news watch" this weekend, runs saturday, 2:30 p.m. eastern right here on fox. jenna: a great topic ahead for you. jon: oh, it's going to be a busy weekend. jenna: mitt romney is back in the public eye. the governor and his wife ann are looking forward to the 2014 elections and how they can help. chief political correspondent carl cameron is live from washington with more on all of this. carl, what is this all about? what are they up to? >> reporter: well, they are planning a big private gathering at a resort in utah. no press, mostly republicans. there will be some business leaders and big name democrats too. romney and his wife will be hosting this. he'll give a speech on what he considers the challenges facing the country as well as the world, and there'll be a couple hundred people or so on hand. at least three potential gop 2016 candidates including new jersey governor chris christie, big supporter of the 2012 campaign and sky high approval ratings across the countr

joining us from washington democrat and fox news analyst kirsten powers. on a scale of 1 to 10. 10 being the highest. how do you rate this revelation about mr. shulman? >> about a 2, actually. and the reason for that is there is a couple things people need to bear in mind. first of all it's disingenuous so say he visited the white house that many times. he was waved in. at the white house i know this because i worked in the clinton administration. you get waived in. that doesn't necessarily mean you attended the meeting there were regular meetings. >> bill: let me stop you there for a moment. we compared people getting waived in, all of them, all of them, hillary clinton, leon panetta, right down the line. this guy had twice as many waved in than any other cabinet member, any other person involved in the government. >> let me address that for you. and, look, and i'm not saying that there isn't something here to look at. >> bill: you gave it a 2 which is insignificant. >> based on what we know now. if more information comes out. there are some things that c

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kirsten is right here, there are no great options.arly should try to arm the more moderate and reasonable elements. opposition. that would be a easier a year, year-and-a-half ago when the opposition became so radicalized. >> that was better at time the rebels were more clearly defined. now that seems not to bes case as they have more al qaeda influence that makes this tricky. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you very much. bill: there was a moving tribute for former congresswoman gabrielle giffords receiving this year's profiles in courage at the john f. kennedy library recognizing her efforts to reduce gun violence. here she is is with her husband, former astronaut mark kelly. >> i believe we all have courage inside. i wish there was more courage in congress. >> for gabby, her courage is the equivalent of a lunar mission. she has set her sights on a distant horizon, a country that will be dramatically safer from gun violence. [applause] bill: giffords seriously wounded in a mass shooting event in tucson, arizona, back

there he might have trouble i the licensing arena. >> kirsten powers has been all over this case.the break. i want to keep you guys around as we continue to await the news. it should be out momentarily, from the verdict. ♪ [ femalannouncer ] from more efficient payments. ♪ to more efficient pick-ups. ♪ wireless is limitless. [ female announcer ] from meeting customer needs... to meeting patient needs... ♪ to wireless is mitless.s... >> megyn: the jury has reached its verdict now in the murder trial of abortion doctor kermit gosnell. we await only to hear what it is. it's being read inside the courtroom. our producer will bring us the news. joining me now by offend as we wait, who has been covering this. the media were not covering this, and if you poll the american people whether they're aware what this man is on trial for, it's dreadful how many people understand. what it as stake here? >> well, a lot is at stake. first, the grand jury report was very clear this could have been avoided. you have not just babies being murdered and you also had women being mistreated. one woman die

judith miller, kirsten powers, thank you.his weekend. we cover the coverage of the week's top story. runs saturday, 2:30 eastern time right here, fox news channel. arthel: new information in the washington bridge collapse. what police say happened just before the span crumbled sending drivers plummeting into the water. and new concerns about when fatty foods give you heart burn. it isn't just pain and discomfort to worry about. a new study says it could dramatically raise your cancer risk. we're going to take a closer look at a surprising new study. arthel: welcome back. be you suffer from heart burn, you know how painful that can be. now a new study finds with frequent heart burn are 78% more likely to develop cancer of the throat and vocal cords. the report finds that the same antiacids that reduce the discomfort could also reduce the cancer risk. dr. david sue matty is the chief of the division of robotics at mount sinai's school of medicine. always good to see you, and this is a fascinating story. a lot of people suffer f

syndicated columnist and fox news contributor kirsten powers. >> testimony done by a department of health top official recounted a meeting under the new administration of tom ridge they decided they didn't want to in peck the abortion clinics because this would put up barriers of access. governor ridge's administration was concerned if they did team inspections they would find too many violations. >> bret: meanwhile, gosnell's clinic become stunningly profitable. prosecutors estimate he was taking in $15,000 a night. close to $2 million a year in cash. and he kept costs low at his ill equipped clinic with an untrained staff. >> and he had them doing jobs that are for professionals. he had them doing ultrasound. there was a 15-year-old who was hired to work at clinic. dr. gosnell gave her a science textbook which she read for 20 minutes and she became an anesthesiologist. another went to a caribbean medical school but was never licensed to practice. >> a doctor went to school in grenada and after the clinic was closed he became a telemarketer. >> he wasn't even there during the day. he wou

syndicated columnist and fox news contributor kirsten powers. >> testimony done by a department of health top official recounted a meeting under the new administration of tom ridge they decided they didn't want to in peck the abortion clinics because this would put up barriers of access. governor ridge's administration was concerned if they did team inspections they would find too many violations. >> bret: meanwhile, gosnell's clinic become stunningly profitable. prosecutors estimate he was taking in $15,000 a night. close to $2 million a year in cash. and he kept costs low at his ill equipped clinic with an untrained staff. >> and he had them doing jobs that are for professionals. he had them doing ultrasound. there was a 15-year-old who was hired to work at clinic. dr. gosnell gave her a science textbook which she read for 20 minutes and she became an anesthesiologist. another went to a caribbean medical school but was never licensed to practice. >> a doctor went to school in grenada and after the clinic was closed he became a telemarketer. >> he wasn't even there during the day. he wou

syndicated columnist fox news contributor kirsten powers. >> they had a meeting under the administration of the new governor tom ridge they decided they did not want to inspect these abortion clinics because it would be putting up a barrier of access to abortion for women. the governor said if they did keen inspections they would find too many violations. >> goz nellsnell's clinic became stunningly profitable. he was taking in 15,000 dollars a night. close to 2 million a year in cash. he kept costs low at his ill equipped clinic with an untrained staff. >> and he had them doing jobs that are for professionals. he had them doing ult soundrasounds. there was a 15-year-old hired to work at the clinic. dr. gosnell gave her a science textbook which she read for 20 minutes and she became an anesthesiologist. >> another employee went to a caribbean medical school but was never licensed to practice. >> there was a doctor who went to grenada. after the clinic closed he was a tell marketer. >> he wasn't there during the day. he would have the unlicensed staff monitor the women and he would come th

kirsten's point is not backed up by anything in the state department.thing that any of the witnesses said today. you have to look at the fact that even three weeks later, the president and the secretary of state produced this video apologizing for american insensitivity on islam. this is part of the narrative and what happened in libya went against the narrative and they had to protect themselves. it is a coverup. >> bill: all right, ladies. thanks very much. factor tip of the day. what should we do about evil in america? the tip after these messag. it. >> factor it of the day about each in america in a moment but first the mail. >> helen from cedar rapids. >> congress approved both campaigns and they were held accountable. and by the media you couldn't have possibly missed that. from california. >> most americans have cable, kevin. ice not hard to get the picture about benghazi if you want to. tim roe, grand rapids, michigan. >> jim, the use of guns by criminals is causing great pain for this country. only way to discourage thugs from arming themselves

kate obenshain republican strategist and kirsten powers. it's may day. this is a good day to do this. i believe that the far left, which controls the legislators in illinois and in california and controls the city council in philadelphia will spend as much as they can spend until they are either arrested or voted out. say? >> well, i'm not sure where you get the idea that they're the far left necessarily. >> bill: you don't think that the legislatures in illinois and california are far left. >> they are liberal. to me far left -- at least in your parlance usually means that they are nut jobs and i'm not -- >> bill: do you think they are fiscally responsible people in those states. >> that's different. look, i don't think it's fiscally responsible to be spending money when you are in debt without making cuts. this is something across the board that's a problem. i don't think it's just a problem where there are liberals. we certainly had under the republican congress when bush was president. so, we can agree on the fact that they should not be spending mon

kirsten's point is not backed up by anything in the state department.thing that any of the witnesses said today. you have to look at the fact that even three weeks later, the president and the secretary of state produced this video apologizing for american insensitivity on islam. this is part of the narrative and what happened in libya went against the to protect themselves. it is a coverup. >> bill: all right, ladies. thanks very much. factor tip of the day. what should we do about evil in america? the tip after these messages. welcome to the new buffalo... where new york state is investing one billion dollars to attract and grow business... where companies like geico are investing in technology & finance. welcome to the state where cutting taxes for business... is our business. welcome to the new buffalo. welcome to the new buffalo. welcome to the new buffalo. new york state is throwing out the old rule book to give your business a new edge, the edge you can only get in new york state. to grow or start your business, visit thenewny.com are you still s

kirsten?y i think it will have an impact in terms of beginning up the base of the republican party and could have an impact. i don't think most liberals or democratic based voters are probably following it as closely. >> sean: thank you both. appreciate it. coming up next the architect karl rove here to dismantle the administration outrageous lies regarding the irs targeting of conservatives and react to the controversy regarding eric holder. log on to hannity live.foxnews.com. cast your vote for the video of the day. the winning video will be unveiled later tonight. and speaking of it, a sneak peek at the final choice. getting duped into signing a thank you card to the good old irs. >> thank you letter to the irs for targeting the tea party. want to sign my thank you letter? >> sure. >> what do you think of it? >> it is rad. >> it is rad. >> do you want to sign my giant look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8

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. >> reporter: friends say kirsten englund was traveling north to washington to visit sons and sisterne boy at humboldt, andrew, and then going on to see nick at oregon state and then going on to see her sister. >> reporter: englund lived in castro valley and was retired. authorities believe 30-year-old jeffrey boyce killed englund at an oregon rest stop on highway 101. police say boyce then headed south towards the russian consulate in san francisco apparently seeking asylum. he was said to be obsessed with the boston bombings. englund's friend like terry liebowitz are in shock calling her generous and kind. the two friends served on the board of the castro valley arts foundation. >> fun, i call her unflappable, no one is like kirsten. >> reporter: englund's family declined to talk on camera but made a statement saying they are devastated by the senseless killing. her brother-in-law in southern california tells me over the phone that he also blames the suspect's mother for the crime. the mother, a mental health worker, told authorities that boyce is mentally unstable. she apparently

joining me now is senator kirsten gillibrand of new york who is introducing legislation tomorrow thatmilitary moves forward with sexual assault prosecutions. senator, thanks for joining us. >> pleasure to be on, jake. >> we have another case here, the second case in two weeks of a military officer in charge of preventing sexual assaults being investigated for sexual misconduct. you have said that calling this disturbing would be a gross under statement. so don't under state it. how would you describe it? >> it's an enormous problem. it is outrageous, to be honest, that men who are being charged with preventing sexual assault to running these prevention programs, teaching men and women who are serving in the military, are actually committing the same offense or alleged to have committed the same offense. it's disgraceful. we have to do much better by the men and women who serve in our military. we have the greatest military in the world. we have men and women who will sacrifice everything. we should not be asking them to endure this kind of treatment. >> senator, you've held hearings,

as you know, senator kirsten gillibrand has a bill that would essentially knock that out. sexual assault would not have to go through a chain of command. here's what defense secretary chuck hagel had to say. take a listen. >> we're looking at everything, and we are listening to victims carefully, closely. we're not taking anything off the table. and we want to understand all this best. >> karen, you also watched that news conference with secretary hagel and general dempsey. what was your impression? >> you know, i heard the rigtç things from both men, particularly, you know, given that they were talking act the fact that this is clearly a cultural problem and that it's something that they want to make sure that they handle in a systemic way. i thought it was -- that clip right there, i was pleased to hear him say they are talking to the victims to really try to understand -- he goes on to say from the beginning to when it's reported all the way through to how it's handled. that's what we need. i think what kirsten's bill does, senator gillibrand's bill does says, take it o

>> bill: tonight, we will report on all the controversies with bob beckel, kirsten powers, dennis miller, james rosen, and carl cameron. >> bill o'reilly wants to know how you think the country is doing right now. >> it's a longer discussion than a red carpet. bill buy the world stunned by actress angelina jolie underwent a double mastectomy. a close friend of ours did that as well. we will talk about e.d. hill about her discussion. >> late breaking news. the president fires the head of the irs. caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the obama administration going south fast. can it save itself that is the subject of this east coast's talking points memo. headline right now the irs scandal could be worse than benghazi as the president fires irs chief stephan miller. at this point mr. obama had to do that. >> i will do everything in my power to make sure nothing like this happens again. by holding the responsible parties accountable, by putting in place new checks and safeguards and going for

you are cosponsoring this bill and senator kirsten gillibrand is with us today, as well. leon panetta elevated the level of investigation for the most serious sexual assault allegations where local unit commanders will be forced to report allegations of rape, forced sodomy and to a court-martial authority. did that initiative fail and is that why your bill needs to be passed? >> our bill is essential. and i think the best way to explain it to your viewers is this. we've got a 90% problem and a 1% problem. the 1% problem is that 1% af f to trial are overturned by some commander who wasn't even at the trial. and that's 1% of cases. and everyone, i think, agreed we're going to fix that. but here is the situation. the 90% of cases that never get filed, it's simple to understand why. people are fearful. because right now, the commander, whether it's the immediate commander or the high up dmand commander has the power to on the stop the case from proceeding even if the prosecutors say we've got an air tight case. so what we say is this. sure, you can go to your commander and re

i mean, look, i think that i want to give a shoutout to kirsten powers who has stuck with this story has been a kind of conscience media. >> jon: talking about gosnell. >> exactly. she stayed with it and said this is modern and you can be pro-contraception and still cover this case. >> jon: all right. more news watch in a moment. what one story caused a collective cheer by the media this week. the answer next on news watch. alec, for this mission i upgraded your smart phone. ♪ right. but the most important feature of all is... the capital one purchase eraser. i can redeem the double miles i earned with my venture card to erase recent travel purchases. d with a few clicks, this mission never happened. uh, what's this button do? [ electricity zaps ] ♪ you requested backup? yes. yes i did. what's in your wallet? >>. >> jon: we'll warm moment between two of msnbc's personalities. we thought about running a quick caption contest, it's like shooting fish in a barrel. it's too easy. we have this, one of the biggest stories this week, jason collins is gay. n.b.a. center came out on the cover