madeline lane is in such fragile health even the homeless shelter won't take her she says. bruce leshan reports she is pleading for help. >> can you pull my arm out first, this one, the right one? >> reporter: 54-year-old madeline lane still has an open wound from surgery to fuse part of her spine, surgery that was supposed to get her back on her feet. >> 23 years of living with pain every day. you wake up with it. you go to sleep with it. >> reporter: but now madeline, her 13-year-old son charles and her home health aide are struggling with another kind of pain. her land lady wants to kick her out of her three-bedroom waldorf townhouse. >> i haven't slept in five nights. i haven't eaten in five days because i'm worried about my minor son who is 13 and myself being put out in the streets. >> reporter: charles county calls it a sad situation, says it is willing to help her keep paying the rent with section 8 funds, but this all may have started because her home health aide is living in the house to provide her the necessary 24 hour care. >> the only reason why i'm here is be

. >> madeline was -- she was grieving. she was stunned. she was in shock. was all the things that you would expect her to be. >> and, remember, i showed you the pictures of leslie and madeline and they looked real happy. does that look like a picture of somebody knocking each other out? i mean, that's what i saw. >> on the night of the murder, as a matter of routine, police swabbed brian vaughn's hands for gunpowder residue, since he was in the house when the crime occurred. >> these are the small micro scopic particles that are left behind when a gun is fired. within a 24-hour period, it is very likely that i will be able to find gunshot residue. >> but under the scanning electron microscope magnified up to 10,000 times, the tests on brian's hands were negative. >> investigators suspected the killer somehow climbed up to a second-floor balcony, broke through the french doors and then shot vaughn in the head with a 9 millimeter gun. the balcony was about 15 feet from the ground. >> this is a balcony without access to the ground level. there's no stairway an

madeline and that i didn't. rested for a week to smudge the cover why are you hearing or reading. she's especially fond of it. yet it is done though. it has boomed. we all. it's a show we put on tomorrow. in. the i know it's a mini performance. at two pm after lunch the actors don't address this i got the mitchell. she has been one to perform. and shouldn't stress again the main points for performance. zhao is organizing this day come on everything you say. the show is ready. lou reed in in the i know . and. she was nervous before her. where bloated speech. he composes and still gets a new car the eye. he said the performance the downfall of the event the one thing though. blue lagoon the eye see students the troupe of sushi. with husband is among the many uses including his wife quietly from the sidelines. noo noo students perform the role so well. ken is confident that traditional offer of a lawn continued to echo in the land i don't think so. what does that mean nobody has the guts but what's new. he says the world is changing. in this image is so revolting the one constant is

joining us now to discuss the president's myra proposal are david madelin, he directs the american worker project. in new york hell lane olin, a columnist who writes about personal finance. she's author of "pound foolish: exposing the dark side of the finance industry" and aaron curier, lead author of the 2013 report. helane, hal almost half of workg age households have no retirement at all. many are saving insufficiently to be able to support themselves in retirement. does the myra at least chip away at this huge problem? >> it's a very, very small step that isn't even going to come close to solving this issue. the issue is not just that americans lack the ways to save, but that they can't afford to save. what we've been dealing with for the past several decades are salaries that are stagnating and falling for most americans except for the top 10% while at the same time the cost of everything from education to healthcare and housing has gone up at rates well beyond that of inflation for the same period of time. so as a result people can't afford to put the money aside. myra might help a

. >> is this a major break through that will solve madeline mccae n mccann's disappearance.y just released a secret file from portuguese authorities with the details about the resort where maddie vanished in 2007. they have three prime suspects who targeted people the same night she was taken. >> a rare polio like symptom leaving them with paralyzed limbs. state health officials have been investigating since the doctor requested testing for a child with paralysis back in 2012. a virus is associated with a respiratory illness and linked to a polio like disease was detected in two states. so far none of them were reported. >>> stories that inspire you and start your week off right. >> a decade's old confession inspire ago group of oklahoma elementary students. kesha henry has more. >> it is kind of hard living with something that you did wrong. >> with the mouths of children and someone who was loved once 56 years ago. >> a while back i received a letter in the mail. >> the principal read this letter to her elementary students a life lesson began to unfold. >> i was there in 1

political strategist, mary madeline and james carville discuss their book "love and war" and then the book "my country tis of thee eye "and then a secret service agent talks about protecting the president and first lady. >> willing to admit -- but we teach people the difference between police officers and what one can actually observe. i believe we're teaching people to think critically about science. i believe the careerationist -- creationists should be educating the kids out there. we admit origin of historical science is based upon the bible but i'm challenging evolutionists to be up front about the difference here. >> i encourage you to explain to us why, why we should accept your word for it, that natural law changed. just 4,000 years ago, completely, and there's no record of it. there are pyramids that are older than that. there are human populations that are far older than that. and it's not reasonable to me that everything changed 4,000 years ago, by everything i mean the species, the surface of the earth, the stars in the sky, and the relationship of all the other living thi

. >> i was just thinking they are like the new carville and madeline. it was a dumb joke i stole. will the pop star have a scar? she wanted a small, furry creature to be in her music video. i was unavailable so she went with something else. a source tells the new york post, the slow loris is the cutest picture on the planet. we established that at "red eye." we were ahead of this years ago. they wanted to use one in a scene, but the animal actually nipped her. they put it back in its box and took it away in disgrace which is code for they killed it. that would be wrong. they are rare and so adorable, but they are deadly. they have a weird saliva stuff. they go like this and touch you and then they kill you. >> or they put it on your head. and then when when you touch the top of their head -- >> they are clever. slow loris are slow physically, but very ogee -- agile. constantine, you are a musician. could this end her career? >> you know what is so funny? art pop, art slop, what a flop. it debuted at number one. this girl has had a strike that toss fear rick -- str atospheric few y

and we are going for middle of madeline jennifer or brandon johnathon. i like.she owes us that after all this time. >> wait until you so the birth certificate. >> we wish you a lot of luck and we'll miss you very much. >> she's been carrying more than us the last nine months. >> and thank you for joining us everybody. >> american nows headquarters starts right now. >>> meanwhile we start with a fox news alert, a lousy jobs reports raising concerns about the strength of american xhechlt welcome hq. >> employers add a mere 113,000 jobs in the month of january. that is far, far less than the 185,000 most economist predicted. >> melissa francis is host of fox money. second month in a row, what is going on here? >> that's what is troubling about it. it is the second month if a row. we averaged 200,000 per month and we didn't think that that was that good. you

it's a little bit like madeline and carville. i had very close israel he friends and i could get the whole scope i going to dinner with the two of them because they would cover both sides of the argument. merri couplehe would argue left in 1-wood argue right, so i didn't have to spend a lot of time going around talking to other people. there's anyk indication he would use it, but there's another option. were 75 orset, there they wouldll stop deals.n to palestinian the new leader of the labor party says he has 59 in a lease knesset now. the palestinian side, a lot of sayimism -- we heard people only mock would abbas really knows what's going on, they're not telling others what is happening. i think they are being very cautious because they know if there's much being said publicly about where they might go on these issues, they will take -- they will face very serious difficulties because there is no on the palestinian perspective on the right of return. i still mentioned that president abbas is being very statesmanlike and constru

i think about madeline albright and those broaches.about how much -- >> the brand. this brand, braid brand has taken us to the olympics because johnny weir wore a tymoshenko braid in solidarity with the ukrainians who wanted to join the eu. again, it's a statement. >> everybody is wondering if she will be the next president, you know -- >> she hasn't said at this point. she has not said if she's going to run for president. again, we absolutely don't know. interestingly enough in terms of the hair braid, it's so popular that they even youtube videos on how to braid your hair like yulia tymoshenko. we didn't want to trivialize it. what is going to be einteresting if hillary runs in 2016, what are her image consultants going to say? what are her brand specialists going to say? it happens in the clothing. three key things spf, structure, proportion and fit. what about this garment makes me look authorative and what about my hair makes me look presidential? it brings an interesting debate and certainly we'll see more of yulia tymoshenko in

madeline becker. go ahead. >> caller: thank you for having me. in your book you describe hillary clinton as a woman of action and her masculine traits to success in the political round. do you think she has inspired other officeholders to defy the traditional gender -- that may put them back and they political round? >> guest: throughout her campaign she got advice from people who said don't embrace the fact that you are woman candidate. people know how strong you are. i think that was one of the things, she had a series of postmortem sessions after she lost and she learned she should have done more. i think it does signal to other women you can be this powerful woman and embrace the fact that you are strong female candidate. >> guest: i want to as the students at the iowa state crowd whether they think they can bring hillary clinton into the -- so if we have any more students i would love to get their read on that. >> host: we can have them think about that next. dana says whited hillary resigned from secretary of state >> guest: it was never he

if during the clinton administration al gore was the afterthought and everybody was talking about madelinelbright running for president. that's what's happening now. yeah, democrats are bleeding old, white, blue collar guys. if anyone can reach that demographic, it's joe biden. >> it's joe. and on hillary clinton, a new book out. hrc by jonathan allen and amy parnes. they had a fascinating nugget. david petraeus saying that hillary clinton would make a tremendous president. giving her a pass on benghazi. her impressive qualities were in tough times. in the wake of benghazi attacks, i thought she was extraordinarily resolute, determined and controlled. tom cole, if david petraeus is giving hillary clinton a pass, praising her for the way she handled the benghazi attacks. takes the wind out of the sail. >> i don't think so. it was a debacle. she should have known security was not taken care of. she calls it herself her greatest regret in her time as secretary of state. so i think it'll be an issue. do i think it's a deciding issue in the campaign? no. i think americans look at presidential c

there four or five times year when i was the director much thei enjoyed very fact that it was like madeline had some close israeli friends and i could get the whole scope of the by going to dinner with the two of them because they would cover both sides of the argument. one part of the couple would argue laughed in the other would argue right so i did not have to spend a lot of time going around talking to other people. i don't think there's any indication that he would use it that therelot, too, were between 75-80 votes, 120 in to veryould go seriously enter negotiations with the palestinians on a peace deal. the new leader of the labor partner says -- party says he peace talks now. a lot of pessimism and not knowing what's going on. we have heard people say that would reallyabbas know what's going on. they are not telling others what is happening. i think they are being very cautious because they know if there is much being said publicly about where they might go on these issues, they will face very serious difficulties because there is no good solution from the palestinian perspective on

was the right person to talk to and after 15 hours of labor giving birth to an absolutely adorable madeline marg rit west who is a lot of expression and out and super model career in her future. and we have a picture of their proud person. congratulations to liz and brian and made. >> i would like to say to brian, rest up, buddy. it is difficult with the midnight feedings and get your rest. >> would you give advice to liz at all. or just brian. >> i am giving it from the male perspective. and that was good. brian do all of the work. you can so how that works. enjoy that beautiful new baby. >> thanks for joining us, everybody. >> a fox news alert. defense secretary chuck hagel plans to shrink the military to preworld war ii levels. we are about to hear the details. i am alisyn camerota. >> and the proposal would slash the number of service members and contains billions in cuts targeting benefits and pay raises. and officials maintain it is needed but could our country's security be compromised. we'll bring in lieutenant oliver north and author of american heroes on the home front. >> great t

was the director general of the peacekeeping, i enjoyed very much the fact, it's a little bit like madeline -- i have some very close israeli friends and i could get ahold scope of it by going to dinner with the two of them because they would cover both sides of the argument, one part of it, the married couple would argue left and wandered argubright so i didn't have to spend a lot of time going around talking to other people. now, just to mention, i don't think there's any indication he would use it but there is another option. we heard a lot, too, that in the knesset, there would 120 in the knesset as you know, would vote very, very sicily and into negotiations with the palestinians on a peace deal. in fact, though the new leader of the labour party said he has 59 in a peace camp in the knesset now. the palestinian side, a lot of pessimism, a lot of not knowing what is going on. we also heard people say that only abbas, president, the lead negotiator really knows what's going on. they're not telling others what is happening. i think they're being very cautious because they know if there i

i think about madeline albright and those broaches.much -- >> the brand. >> but this brand, braid brand of yulia has taken us to the olympics. because wier wore a braid in solidarity with the ukrainians that wanted to join the eu. miller represented this hairstyle. it's a statement. >> everybody is wondering if she will be the next president. >> she has not said at this point. she has not said she will run for president. again, we absolutely don't know. interestingly enough in terms of the hair braid it's so popular that even youtube videos on how to braid your hair like yulia tymoshenko. we didn't want to trivlize it. she is a woman who wanted to change her image. what has to be interesting is if hillary runs for president in 2016, in terms of her image. what are her image consultants going to say? what are her brand specialists going to say? one thing when one wants to convey authority it happens in the clothing. three key things structure, proportion and fit. what about this garment makes me look authorative? what about my hair make

madeline puts our heart health to the test next on nbc. [ male announcer ] when three world champions male announcer ] ...tom daley... [ daley ] my hands are shaking! [ male announcer ] ...and ian thorpe. i'm a turkey. are we revealing that? gobble gobble. [ male announcer ] go to royal caribbean's youtube page to get exclusive content and watch the competition unfold! >>> february is heart health awareness month. here's a fact. one out of three deaths for american women is due to heart disease. it does not have to be that way. diet and exercise play a big role. here's trivia to get us back on track to better health. nbc diet and health editor. hi how are you? >> today we're going to have a game. pay attention. this is going to be competing for all the right ages. put one hand behind your back. i'm going to tell you. press this. before we start, i'm going to tell you it's really important that lifestyle change, what you eat, how you move, all these things have a great impacts. your jegenes are not your desti when it comes to heart health. pay attention to this. have one hand behind yo