marjorie, start with you. republicans combed through old videotapes of democrats in addition to bark bookkeeper obama and found places where democrat politicians promised if you like your health plan you can keep it. it sounds like an effective strategy to me. what do you think? >> absolutely, the republicans with the stalemate on immigration reform and government shutdown. obama care policy is somewhere where they can play out and so what the appetite is for the public. implementation it is not a giant success. it has been a failure. and certain messaging that is problematic case in point. you can keep your health care plan. >> johnathon, the target seems right today. will it be this right in 11 months. >> the public policy polling, the arkansas senate race the republican is up eight points and michigan, republican up by two points and we didn't think that that was a competitive race last week. there is a massive shift. senator la ndroa ux in lewisville seen her approval rating go down. i don't see how they c

marjorie, let me start wu. one thing that every american knows about the affordable care act that it has a lousy website that hasn't worked well. what does the president need to say to a skeptical american public? >> it is better late than never. we need to hear about the benefits to the a ca. every consumer is thinking of how is this impacting me? and one of the things that is not talked about what it is doing for the over all cost of health care. ak a or not that would sink us all. 2010, medicaid spending that is happening is dropped. medicare is static. and overall spending by health care providers has dropped in as well. it will help to control costs. >> all right. that may be down the rod. but what about today johnathon? how does he explain it and put the anxieties of so many at ease? >> he will bring a couple of people on the stage who supposedly benefitted. we are spending 2.6 trillion on the law. i hope they can find some people who benefits. but there are literally tens of millions losing their coverag

. >> all right, marjorie anders, spokesperson for metro north. stay with fox news for the latest updates. we'll continue to update you with the latest information. thank you for watching "fox & friends" this morning. thanks for joining us. >>> new details coming in on that deadly train derailment in new york city, as we have been reporting here at fox news. authorities say four passengers have been killed in that early morning train derailment that happened in the bronx, new york, right next to the spuyten duyvel station in the southern part of the bronx. happening this morning, dozens more have been injured. you're looking at the aerial video of the scene. we're told four train cars of the train flew off the track as it was going into the curve. that was just a few hundred yards from the station. the train from poughkeepsie going south to new york city this morning. hello, everyone. i'm eric shawn. welcome to america's news headquarters on this sunday. >> i'm jamie colby. there are numerous emergency crews on the scene. we'll stay on the story a

marjorie starting wu. the summit is confusing.y are not technical gur us and not talking about how to fix the website. why did they call them together. >> it is an interesting thing with nsa and it is important bridge building with relationships. and it is also to show the public in earnest we are trying to address the issues. in terms of technology expertise, it is like hiring the expensive contractor after you hired the cheap one. it is too late for. that but it is a gesture to say. >> it is middecember. johnathon, when s is this thing going to be solved? >> make it stop! it is an idea they should have had four years ago when they designed. this we know the president knows the value of technology industry and he had them advising his campaign in 2012. he was interested in having them come and revise the election campaign but governoring they are not in the process. he doesn't talk to the senators, he goes and gives speeches in their congressional district and a way for him to value the optices arizona opposed to go verning. we n

marjorie anders is on the phone with us right now. heard about four. is that correct? >> i can't confirm exactly. it's obviously a very in flux situation. there's a lot of things happening, people being rescued. there are a number -- i can say there are a number of fatalities, and there are dozens of injuries. this is a horrific situation, and we're getting great cooperation from fdny and nypd and local emergency responders. it's a horrible situation. >> marjorie, briefly, ten seconds, do we have any indication what the cause might have been for this? >> i do not know. that's obviously going to be the result -- we're going to find that out after a long investigation, but certainly, we're going to download the black box from the train. >> all right, marjorie anders, spokesperson for metro north. stay with fox news for the latest updates. we'll continue to update you with the latest information. thank you for watching "fox & friends" this morning. thanks for joining us. >>> new details coming in on that deadly train derailment in new yo

their rates will go up to subsiddize everybody else. >> marjorie back to michelle snyder.lked about what a great job snyder did. and retiring with praise. but darril issa of california wrote saying that documents and interviews indicate mishil snyder was involved in bypassing the recommendation of delaying healthcare.gov after testers raised concerns about serious vulnerabilities, if it was not michelle snyder, who was it? >> that's a million dollar question. it is interesting to see kathleen sebelius to stand up and not me. they have not had any increases in spending and in fact a decrease in medicaid spending and higher enrollments. and i would say there has been accountability. we paraded the president's clips out him saying it is on me. kathleen sebelius and there is not hiding. it will come to play in the elections and not any way to hide from it. >> marjorie, and clifton, happy new year to you guys. >> thanks. >> 55 tax breaks are set to expire at years end and that will affect millions of americans. molly henningburg has the details on this. >> hi, patty ann, what t

. >>> for the first time, twitter has named a woman to its board of directors. 66-year-old marjorie skardino will join the board immediately. she was the former ceo of pearson and former board member at nokia. twitter has been criticized for the lack of diversity on its board. >>> today, uc berkeley is expected to announce a new naming rights deal for the field at memorial stadium. under the 15-year, $18 million deal, the field will now be called kabam field. kabam is a video game producer for mobile devices. the money will be used to help pay off the $321 renovation and earthquake retrofitting of memorial stadium. >>> excellent attendance good classroom behavior are paying off for 200 oakland school kids. the howard elementary school kids are being treated to the zoo and met some as players. santa made a special appearance. each child received a wrapped gift. the as players are visiting seer your lus ill center today at the care center at the george markum house. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >>> up next on "echo company." dining out green. >> all the disposables we us

(risas) >>> ay, bueno, no pago. >>> ya saben, estarÁ el dasa cantando, marjorie de sousa, tambiÉn el >>> para este 2014 que estÁ por llegar y no lo podemos despedir a este 2013 sin un revoltillo. >>> a quiÉn vamos a acabar. >>> no, quÉ vamos a informar. y tenemos informaciÓn de varios cumpleaÑeros, la sorpresa que se llevaron emilio y gloria este n estefan. quieren ver? >>> sÍ. ♪ >>> en paris nuestra compaÑera del noticiero nacional marÍa elena salinas celebrÓ su cumpleaÑos en la ciudad luz, acompaÑada de sus hijas, felicidades. vaya sorpresa la que se llevaron gloria y emilio cuando se encontraron con beyoncÉ y j c. y fue gloria la que tomÓ la foto. el basquebolista dwyane wade estÁ en medio de la noticia luego que se diera a conocer que durante una breve ruptura tuvo un hijo, es el tercer hijo para el Ídolo de muchos. en londres el prÍncipe williams vuelve a la universidad, se inscribiÓ en un curso de gerencia agrÍcola. en mÉxico causÓ las declaracion que diera xuxa al confirmar que participarÁ en la pelÍcula de la vida de gloria trevi. y en miami la princesa de la bachata leslie g

now, the problem with this sort of criticism is now people are going to point out that marjorie scardino is a woman and maybe less than a fact she ran a major media company and sat on the board of nokia. whatever her gender, though, she's not much of a twitter user. she's tweeted a total of one time. >> all right. thanks a lot, scott. >>> well, tonight a beloved classic gets a major update as nbc gets ready to air "the sound of music" live. ♪ so i need a pulling thread ♪ la, a note to follow sew >> carrie underwood plays maria in the beloved musical, and true blood actor steechb moyer plays captain von trap. the stars tell us they feel ready even with just six weeks of rehearsal in all. >> i go home. i'm, like, dreaming about the lines and the songs. i wake up in the middle of the night and going through scenes in my head. >> sewing buttons. >> i am. i do. >> the original maria, of course, julie andrews, has nothing but praise for carrie underwood. "people magazine" quote andrews as saying, "50 years later it's time somebody else had another crack at it. i think it's great that it's bein

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twitter has named former pearson ceo marjorie scardino to its board.he led the publishing company for 15 years and her addition comes after twitter faced months of criticism for not having a woman on its board. jon erlichman is tracking the story and joins us from l.a. what can you tell us about the hiring process? i know when i -- vico pick costello costello on hiring dave that they were looking for a woman for the board. it now becomes this question, why this pic? there are a few reasons. obviously, having her deep media background is incredibly helpful. but there are other factors, being a good person, a smart person, and additionally, having a lot of internationally -- international experience. this twitter business grows, as a media company, what are some of the pitfalls, things to avoid as you are growing? what about the relationship that she has developed over the years with different advertisers that could be important to twitter? to emily aboutlk this search for a female director. here's what he had to say. >> it was very important to us in th

nuevamente en febrero, sin ella y sin josÉ ron que graba una nueva novela, se espera el retorno de marjorie azucena, comentame tu resoluciÓn para el 2013. >>> mi resoluciÓn es perder, y llegar a 150. >>> en cuÁntos estas? >>> en 290. >>> si lo hacemos hacemos un make over. claro? >>> sÍ. >>> claro. >>> ahora le damos la sorpresa a ella, la que me estÁ grabando, sÍ, a ti azucena. es tu sorpresa. (risas) >>> quÉ? >>> sÍ. sÍ. (risas) es mi camarografa la quiero y amo, hace un aÑo nos hicimos un reto, que era que si perdÍas 60 libras en el 2013 te hacia un makeover. >>> sÍ. >>> lo que yo voy a hacer es como darte un poquito mÁs de luz alrededor de la cara, lo demÁs no lo voy a tocar. solo como hombre. lo que se lleva mucho, muy aclarado las puntas, alrededor de la cara, queda como mÁs luz a la cara. no hace falta hacerlo en toda la cabeza. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> cuÁl fue el punto? el punto que te dijo, que dijo lo voy a hacer. me parece que tiene que haber algo que dice hasta aquÍ llegamos. >>> no, fue cuando dejÉ a mi ex marido. y me dijo que nadie mÁs me iba a querer asÍ gordita, que nunca iba a pod

the life and times of marjorie kemp. it comes out in may. that looks serious. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> that's a good question. what is that book about, liz? >> it is a true story about a woman who was almost burnt alive at the stake by the same man who executed joan of arc. it is a true story. >> that is serious stuff. you are on the wrong show. i guess i can't make jokes about that. to the firs story. will his stare help obamacare. it is day whatever of -- >> obama-apacalypso gate. >> a new campaign featuring maroon 5 squeaker adam levine is aimed at getting people to sign up for their state's health care exchange. lisa leslie, fran dresher otherwise known as the nanny and cal penn who kicked off his contribution with a tweet reading "cover your dong and you will livelong." in fact, cover your whole sexy body, hash tag, get covered. the get covered campaign released this video featuring obama impersonator called alpha cat. warning, this may be the worst thing you have ever seen in your life. >> ♪ no preexisting condition could ever make you listen ♪ ♪ tell a

[laughter] the next chapter that i want to talk about is marjorie in the journalism feature i talk about the world war ii journalists. margaret was a great photographer and she won the pulitzer prize for journalism. she was covering world war ii what to win the pulitzer prize and was quite an interesting person. the most interesting part of her story i thought was when she went into the prison camp and wrote about this because she and a man that was a german-born jew on the reporter for stars and stripes that is a newspaper still today of the united states army and they were the first americans to enter the confines of concentration camp in that area. they wanted to be the first to reach the camp and they were. while american soldiers from the others occupied coming and i'm reading now with regard that they found at the entrance to the concurrence to the campus itself they headed for their first glimpse of the prisoners. nothing could have prepared them for what they witnessed their. the inmates gained control the night before when most of the remaining guards had fled to be unsure of wh

. >> i know you want to get in, marjorie. >> look, there's a lot. no question. there's a lot of education needed and a lot of misinformation or lack of information. but i would say in the spirit of the times and the day, i think we really need to think about what the outcomes can be and where there can be good in it. is there work that still needs to be done? absolutely. when you look at the policy as a whole we have already seen drop inside spending in terms of healthcare spending since the legislation was voted into effect. and that's something that had to happen. whether you like the legislation or not, the cost of health care in this country was going to be other problem for any american -- >> we have to leave it there. i tell you what, we're all learning about this the hardware. no matter if you're on the news or not. from the clink to coworker, one state is giving jail birds a huge break. they might but your cubicle mate real soon. well, did you know auctioneers make bad grocery store clerks? that'll be $23.50. now .75, 23.75, hold 'em. hey now do i hear 2

her great-grandmother was the heiress and socialite marjorie merriweather post, who turned a cereal company >> such a sad story. aditi, thank you. >>> and coming up on "good morning america" -- spider-man is here, helping everyone ring in the new year, look where he is now. we're there as he carries out the great confetti test, next, you don't want to miss it. fetti test. next. you don't want to miss it. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia -- thought to be the result of over-active nerves ]fetti test. next. you don't want to miss it. fetti. next. you don't want to miss it. confe. next. you don't want to miss it. from fibromyalgia pain. so now, i can do more of the things i enjoy. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight including blurry vision, muscle pain with fever, or tired feeling. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight ga

want to thank my guests, michael strahan, of course, marjorie johnson, leona lewis. [ cheers and applausea merry christmas, everybody. see you later. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6a in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. thank you. oh, man. hot crowd. hot crowd. welcome, everybody to "late night with jimmy fallon." thank you. you guys feeling good tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's what it's all about. that's a hot new york city crowd right there. welcome. thank you for watching. welcome. here is what everyone is talking about. big, big celebrity news. this is crazy. lady gaga -- [ laughter ] lady gaga is now saying that sometime in 2015 she will actually perform a concert from space. [ cheers ] i mean, that's great. it's always so much fun when an artist performs a show in their hometown. [ laughter ] i always find it fun and charming. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

. >> the indictments say this woman, 58-year-old marjorie diehl armstrong apparently planned the robberyrnes. prosecutors say armstrong needed cash to pay barnes to murder her father. so they enlisted wells, the pizza delivery man, to rob the bank. prosecutors say armstrong and barnes even watched wells rob the bank from a safe distance. wells' relatives insist he had nothing to do with this strange and complicated plot. >> he did not know any of these people. that's why they had to lure him to the tower to plant the bomb on him. >> prosecutors say wells could have alerted someone before robbing the bank, and they don't know whether wells ever knew the bomb was real. kenneth barnes eventually pleads guilty to two felony charges and is sentenced to 45 years, but his sentence is cut in half in exchange for testimony against diehl, ground guilty on three felony counts and gets life plus 30 years. wells is officially listed as an unindicted co-conspirator. said was too strange to dream up. >>> shocking videos ahead. and a wannabe stuntman tries to make his mark. >> better do something quick

it is called the life and times of marjorie kempt. you wrote it. it is a success already, isn't it? top 100 christian saint biography. stuart: it is a religious book. liz: the true story of a woman who lived just before joan of arc and catholic england. it is a story of what was going on leading up to the execution of joan of arc. this woman was chased by the very same men that caused the destruction and burning of joan of arc. a woman who stood u up to the te of censorship, time when england passed a death penalty for differences of religious opinion. she talked about the bible and she got arrested routinely for that. i read her memoirs backwards because oftentime often times ie back end of "the new york times" stories, and so that is what i did, found startling information and the medieval commonsense logic, the voices that come out are truly colorful. it is an exciting book. stuart: now finally we have prince charles holding to a religious theme, supporting christians. i never thought i would sue the day when he would say yes. we are running it on this program even though we are

marjorie from saint simons island, georgia. thank you for joining the program. [no audio} host: marjorie, are you there? let's try ken. we will try to get back to her. ken from colorado. caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. i am retired. i have a traditional ira. i want to withdrawal to buy real estate. i plan on doing the work and basically my son will buy it from me at the end of this year. how much tax what i pay on that traditional ira and some of the remodel that we will do? it will be energy efficient and things like that. mainly, what i want to know is -- with that money, and the work i will do, what is the tax implication? money outn you take of a traditional ira, every nickel is taxed. it is as if you have not made any hundred patients. if you take out $20,000, you'll have to report that under tax reform. that will add to your tax bill. , if you do with that money you do end up selling the house to your son, the money that you invested on improvements will increase your basis. that will produce a loss when you sell the house or reduce the gain whe

marjorie ed scardino, citing lack of women in high positions.ele, sally called the absence of women on twitter's board a joke and said that silicon valley was no better than wall street when it came to female representation. she wasn't the only one. a number of people in the tech community were calling twitter out. people today are saying it is a token hire, but it is better than nothing. >> it is not a token hire. i am going to defend twitter here. one third of their company, executives or board is people of color or women. that is pretty good for a young company started by three men. you look at the other tech companies out there. how many win are on facebook's board, amazon, yahoo? only one woman on each of those companies outside of the c.e.o., outside of an executive. i think the bigger question here is that women aren't on most boards. it is the slowest turnover on anything. i love to get on boards because i am on there forever. they never leave. only about 1% to 2% of boards are turning over. >> and there are not enough women in managemen

marjorie sardino, former ceo of pierson, twitter board director.12-year stint on board of nokia in april. >>> u.s. economy grew in the third quarter fastest pace since early 2012. reading on gross domestic product 3.6%. up from initial 2.%. >>> weekly jobless claims tumbled by 23,000 last week. 2,980,000 people filed for first time benefits. that is falling below the 300,000 mark for only second time in seven years. tomorrow we get the big november jobs report. that is the latest from fox physician, giving you the power to prosper. cheryl: if you thought that you could charge your electric car wherever you please, think again. one man in georgia was arrested when he charged his car at his son's school. former university professor argued that he did not know he wasn't supposed to be using the charger and he admitted he charged his nissan leave there multiple times. value of electricity he used likely in the penney's range. was arrested on warrant for misdemeanor theft and defend himself in court in february. if he ever makings it that far. adam: i l

. >> reporter: marjorie mcqueen shares images of the story at the town's visit center. her husband, a doctor who spent days pronouncing the deathings ohm people they discovered. >> the local hospital was on standby and they had very little to do. that was a sadness, too. >> reporter: the wings loaded with jet fuel fell here. the houses they've all been rebuilt. except for one small patch referred a modest memorial. jormg stobs was lockerbie senior police inspector and one of the first responders on the scene. now 79 and retired, he's committed to keeping the memory of lockerbie alive. >> reporter: how has lockerbie changed? >> the thing is there is a lot of older people who survive and moved away or have gone, and the younger generation although they won't forget it they don't know a lot about it. >> and you thing they should. >> exactly. >> why? >> because i think it's something that should never be for godden. >> reporter: to help keep lockerbie in its youth, a scholarship has been established for two. they launched an ambitious project, to record the oral histories o

joined by michael, a senior research fellow with the employment policies institute, marjorie, a former understand in a bad economy a lot of people trying to live off fast food worker wages very tough, sympathetic to the idea of raising their wages. when workers get too expensive businesses replace workers. so we will see automated ordering, won't we, at fast food places? >> look, in order to raise any kind of salary you're obviously going to -- or any kind of wage you're going to have to change the business model a little bit. it means things will cost a little more, there will have to be a shift in the workers. you have to look at the long-term outcome. you pay workers more in the long run, end up with more americans which can spend pore money which grows businesses and our economy having these low wage workers puts on our systems like social security and medicaid, we end up paying almost $900 billion to bank tellers alone, low wage bank tellers, to subsidize their living. we pay for it one way or the other. >> that's an interesting point, michael. what's your response? in the end the

. >> there was that dust-up over why twitter didn't have a female board member before it named marjorieour resources as well as we can in the country. you don't want the next steve jobs to be in the wrong job. you want that next person regardless of gender or ethnicity to run companies. >> they're trying to do that in japan now. japan has this huge problem. >> the market has toe be the market on this. they're looking for people that can perform. >> exactly. everybody needs the opportunity to perform. >> we have to have awareness of the issue. the only way we can solve it is for people like you to mentor other women. >> listen, i'm happy to hire and fire a woman just as fast as a man. it should be based on execution. >> amen to that. >> that will be the next show for you, mentoring women, helping them through the ranks. it's an important point and reminder. >>> if you haven't gotten your flu shot yet, that could be the least of your winter cold woes. super bugs, thousands dying from drug resistant infections. tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 there are trading opportunities tdd#: 1-888-648-6021 just

. >>> te lo digo por experiencia, mi hermano pésima relación con omar suárez, también marjorie de souza>>> el que trabaja le gusta que le pagan. >>> además dicen que omar paga muy bien. p>>>pero cuando paga. >>> y también que paga el señor, paga muy bien. >>> el que está pagando muy bien ahorita, es nuestro querido sammy que está con una televidente, es maide bridges. >>> hola, ¿qué tal? mi gente, hoy tenemos una mujer especial, una señora profesional que tiene 3 hijas y ella llegó como hace una hora, tuvimos que empezar, porque hay mucho trabajo que cubrir, déjame decirte algo, esta mujer es una belleza, por qué estás tan deprimida, mimi. >>> porque perdí a mi padre este año en febrero, y me siento muy mal. >>> estás sola. >>> sí. >>> vamos a hacer una transformación de belleza, pero de adentro, qué vamos a hacer, a hacerte lucir más bonita para que puedas lidiar con la depresión y también cómo hacer tu pelo, tu maquillaje, y también dar una infusión de positivismo para que puedas afrontar todo, así vamos a ver cómo va cambiando, no solamente dentro, sino también fuera, así que te lo p

host: let's go to marjorie in pratt, west virginia.: i think part of this conversation could be linked to the earlier program more people called in about an essay and edward snowden. spanecember the 21st, c- aired a hearing by senator rockefeller. there was a woman named pam dixon who was the executive director of the world privacy forum. i would love it if you guys could get her on your show. the hearing was about data brokers. experience, -- ex ofion, they did sharing peoples identity, and it turned lot oft this was a people's identities that they should have been protecting. there is oversight with what is .appening that they do senator rockefeller even quoted a statistic that the people who -- i'm sorry, i'm nervous. host: you're doing fine. caller: mr. rockefeller said it .0000 one chance that the nsa will really be looking into a citizen's phone calls or e-mails or whatever. these reported that companies, there is no regulation of these companies .ike experian based well -- they sell lists of people's names them and they share th