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good morning i'm martha maccallum. this report is released just as the senate gets ready to debate the proposal to raise the minimum wage to $10.10. bill: my friend, this will cost a lot of jobs. how do you see it? >> raising a minimum wage is the mainstay of the president's economic policy cbo, government's own bean counters objectives down the line analysts say one-half million jobs will be lost by 2016 if you raise the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour, bill. bill: i wonder if people thought that they conclude it will raise income. is that a fair tradeoff? >> let me get to that. 16.5 million people will get a raise, but, will only add $2 billion in real net income. that is a direct quote from the cbo, real net income, only goes up $2 billion. that is in a $15.5 trillion economy. one more item. 30% of all of that money, actually goes to people who are already making three times the poverty level. only 19% of it goes to people below the poverty level. you be the judge if that is a good trade. bill: very interesting when

also good morning to my partner, martha maccallum. you have never looked better by the way. martha: thank you. you look pretty good out there actually. it is a winter wonderland and it is a tough one. more snow days for the kids. they will go to school into the middle of the summer at this point. millions of people are still in the path of this storm. we're tracking it closely up here from the 12th floor where it is vertical when you look at snow outside the window here. thethe storm is blowing into the northerly this morning after slamming the deep south and arrived on our part of the shoreline and leaving half a million people without power. causing complete chaos. storm warnings all around the region. forecasters predict this mom sister could dump as many as 15 inches of snow. this is like a shadow over i 95 all the way up the east coast and will be like that in parts over next couple days. bill: certainly will. we positioned people up and down the coast. team fox coverage, laura engel on the streets of new york city. she is moving around in that vehicle. john roberts back

martha: i'm martha maccallum. lois lerner back in the news today. she was the head of the organization accused of targeting 500 conservative groups. when she was called to testify she refused. >> i have been advised by my counsel not to testify or answer questions related to the subject matter of this hearing. bill: now a new hearing whether the investigation on that scandal was a sham as republicans call it. mike emanuel tells us with the emails. >> reporter: an email where lois lerner looking into the irs targeting of con rrp groups is cc'ed on this email. the regulations were released last november that some lawmakers say would shut down conservative groups. the house ways and means committee said this proves the new rules were in the work for years. >> i'm pretty sure that means hid from the public. would you agree with treasury and the irs fabricated the rationale for a rule change it would taint the process? >> reporter: house democrats are acuting camp of trying -- are accusing cam of trying to -- accusing camp of tries to keep his political

happy tuesday, i'm martha maccallum. here in "america's newsroom." >> good morning, martha. >> hi, irrake. >> i'm eric shawn sitting in for bill hemmer. it's a non-partisan report and predicts 65% of small business will supreme premiums go up. those plans cover 11 million people and employers will likely pass those on to guess who, the workers. martha: that is the way it usually works stuart varney joins us from the "varney & company" from the fox business network. tell us where the numbers come from. >> medicare & medicaid services office of the actuaries. they're bean counters. middle of the road bean counters don't take idealogical position. they studied employers with full-time workers less than 50. they insure their workers privately. the study found as you reported, martha, 2/3 of these employers with 11 million workers will pay more. they didn't say how much more but paying more. this study did not include any extra payment payments for deductibles. didn't include problems working out who is your doctor and who is

i'm martha maccallum. back to this stunning admission that comes from inside the insurance industry. a source telling fox news quote the numbers are not as high as 3.3 million. it's lower. the numbers are inflated and the question is by how much. stuart varney joins us from the fox business network. >> reporter: that 3.3 million is an inflated number. it may be 10% to 25% too high. 3.3 million people enrolled does not mean 3.3 million have paid for insurance. 10% to 25% hasn't been paid. the word "enrolled" has to be defined. that's a financial problem for the payers and the insurers. 25% of these enrollees are young people 18-34. this program need 40% young people signing up andfying make it financially viable. insurance official say the administration has to have these numbers, how else do they calculate the subjects does and they will be how else do they calculate the subsidies. if you don't have enough young people that means a financial problem for the insurers who will have to either put up the premi

." >> and i am martha maccallum. so the chaos in ukraine could be about to explode. russia is flexing their military muscles conducting drills up and down and now the ousted president is in the middle of giving his first news conference. yanukovych is speaking to the press now. >> amy kellog is monitoring of the this. >> reporter: a top official says the two airports that were taken over by some sort of russian troops are back under ukraine's control. it isn't clear who the gunman were that took over the airports. both of these cities were in ukraine. they are pro-russian forces but whether or not they are part of the russian military -- russia does have a port where they keep their black sea fleet so there is always a number of troops on the ground. russia isn't confirming what went on but they would not be likely to. there are still checkpoints being held. no shots have been fired, no one hurt, but dramatic scenes as two airports, and one is a sem eyi autominous county. >> what is yanukovych saying about the circumstances regarding kiev and putin and mosco? >> repo

i'm martha maccallum. this time the white house is giving companies another year to cough their employees. it now goes through 2016 which is an election year of course. bill: the story this time is what? >> reporter: if you have an employer between 50-99 full-time employees, the employer mandate has been delayed until 2016. that's a one-year delay in this section of the employer mandate. plus the mandate has been relaxed for some trades and industries like volunteer fire departments. that's the latest delays. >> you have got an employer mandate delay until 015. insurance cancellations delayed about a year. online enrollment for small business delayed until 014. individual mandate delayed for some until next year. i don't know about you, but my head is spinning. >> reporter: if you are running a business your head is spinning, too. these are complex and detailed rules and they shift all the time. this is the chaos and confusion that is unfolding. if you are running a business, it doesn't matter what size. h

send us pictures from the storm and send us a tweet @billhemmer and martha maccallum. coming in already, places where you do not see white. and it's covered all over the place. bill: we would like to see it but stay safe. martha: giving ex-cons their voting rights back. that debate is raging after attorney general eric holder says convicted felon should eventually get back their right to vote which he believes will stop them from committing more crimes and getting thrown back in jail. >> these are not only unnecessary and unjust, they are counter productive. these laugh increase the likelihood that they will commit future crimes. martha: joining us now anow alan colmes, and jack kemp. is eric holder right about that? does it make sense on both of those counts? >> i like what he just said. it gives people a sense of dignity. if you have done your time for the crime you deserve to be integrated back into society. i'm not talking about violent crimes. we are talking about crimes that are not violent. if you are african-american and get disparate treat the from the justice

i'm martha maccallum in for megyn kelly. >>> welcome to hannity tonight. we have a jam-packed addition to the show. america, are you ready? let's roll. >> why did you decide to stop? >> i was 22 and i got panicked for my life. >> the inside story of the drug bust in the phillip ip seymour hoffman case. we'll tell you how this all went down. >> they can ask me anything and i don't know the questions ahead of time. >> that is absolutely the case. >> you asked and i asked. another edition of ask sean. ♪ >> some loved it- >> if another country found america to be beautiful let them sing it. >> some hated it. >> america should be sung in english. >> coke releases clips of some of the people who performed in the commercial. could that change people's minds. >> i think people will feel really good in themselves to hear it in many other languages. >> two nights left for leno. >> nbc said they would like me to be just like bob hope, dead. >> we'll take a look at some of jay's most memorable moments. >> what the hell were you thinking? >> hannity starts right here r

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welcome, everybody, brand new hour starts now of "america's newsroom," i'm martha maccallum. shawn in for bill hemmer. the president has signed a compromise agreement promising new elections and constitutional reform. but, sadly, the deadly political crisis is not yet over. martha: as we look live now in the streets of central kiev, unconfirmed reports coming in of renewed violence. you can see someone on a stretcher as we speak. it has appeared to have quieted down in some respects there. the demonstrators, though, have said that they will not res until the president -- rest until the president has resigned from. a reporter joins me now on the phone from kiev. tell me what is happening on the street, what the reaction is to this signed agreement. >> reporter: well, actually, it's like the guys on the street aren't even paying attention to it at all. i mean, today was extremely, is extremely crowded down on the street. there's lots of people going down there. they're bringing, you know, more food, more supplies, there's more guys signing up to join these barricade self-defense

i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer. martha: yes you are. welcome back, bill hemmer.o see you. bill: great to be back with you, martha. documents show that high level officials knew of security risks, serious risks now, with some of these websites but went ahead and approved them anyway 4hours before the launch on october 1. -- 48 hours a top security officer writing the following. quote, the front office is signing them whether or not they are a high-risk, end quote, that from late september. martha: chris stirewalt, fox news digital politics editor and host of "power play" of course on foxnews.com of the good to have you here. >> good morning. >> it is stunning when you take a look at this. documents revealing exactly what their concerns were about these connections. let's take a look at this first one that we have here. let's pull that up. got it? there we go. cms views october 1 connections to the nine states as a risk due to the fact that their document may not be submitted completely nor reviewed by october 1. we all know of course the significance of october 1,

send us a tweet @billhemmer and martha maccallum. you might say the president was very transparent on this issue in terms of going after fox news and what he thinks about liberalism. some say he promised to be transparent and this was a very transparent comment. bill: this strategy pops up about every 18 months. it might be back. martha: the quadruple murlder who escaped from a mitc inch p - from a michigan * prison. he took a woman hostage and made her drive across state lines. she got away when they stopped for gas and made this sunningly calm 911 -- this stunningly calm 911 call. >> i'm at a gas station in indiana. i'm getting gas. i'm hostage to an escaped convict from the ionia correctional facility in ionia, michigan. >> you are being held hostage? >> yes, paying for gas. martha: mike tobin is live in chicago. it was transportation that ultimately derailed him. >> reporter: michael elliott told that woman he wanted to get as far away from michigan as possible. he abandoned the red jeep liberty shortly after that carjacking vict

good morning, everybody, i'm martha maccallum. here in "america's newsroom." >> i'm eric shawn. i'm in for bill hemmer this morning. the violent showdown between the east and the west unfolding right on russia's doorstep, just when the country would have the whole world focus instead on the sew think olympic games. [shouting] that renewed violence raging in the heart of ukraine's capital kiev, just hours after both sides seemed to have reached that truce. martha: amy kellogg is live in moscow for us today. amy, what happened to the truce? >> reporter: well, martha last night when they announced the truce there were still scenes of people poe testing on the square and there were fires. i think everyone had their doubts this would really hold. however it is not clear how it all fared up in the violent way it did this morning. scene of hotel lobbies turned into triage centers. churches also turned into triage centers and makeshift stretchers all over the place. bodies on board. snipers, really, the dramatic change this morning. there were initial reports that possibly a sniper shot

. >> i'm jamie colby in for martha maccallum. this ethiopian airline was headed for rome and landed in switzerland instead. >> reporter: it happened overnight at ethiopian airlines flight 702. while it was still in african air space the alert went out that the plane was hijacked. that came from the copilot who locked himself in the cockpit when the captain went to the bathroom. there was a request for asylum and the government not tampering with the person involved in this hijack. then the plane was diverted to switzerland. after -- after several circles he land. then the cockpit window was popped out and the copilot lowered himself down on to the tarmac. bill: why do they think he did this? >> reporter: there is a history of hijackings and attempted hijackings, but rarely by employees. according to authorities in switzerland, the man could get as much as 20 years in jail for hostage taking. as for the folks on the plane, and there were 140 italians among the passengers. they are being bussed to milan, italy just across the borde

we're glad you're with us on this friday, i'm martha maccallum. gregg: and i'm gregg jarrett. is under consideration. this would affect millions of americans who had their policies canceled last year only to find they were unable to sign up for new coverage on the crippled obamacare web site or they couldn't afford what was there. and now the administration is considering a plan to let individual policyholders keep those so-called junk plans for an extra three years until after the 2016 presidential election. martha: wow. i mean, this one is a major development k. jonah goldberg is editor at large for the national review online and a fox news contributor. jonah, i mean, this looks like they don't want to deal with it. >> yeah. it's pretty astounding when you think about it. and for -- we tonight know for a fact -- we don't know for a fact they're actually going to do this, this is what some insurance company executives have heard and this is what the administration is considering. no one's announced it yesterday. it's funny, yesterday john boehner gives up on immigration refor

i'm here for martha maccallum. we've had 18 snowstorms this season already. it is all too familiar scene. first you get snow, turns to ice. there is wind. all around nasty winter weather. bill: laura ingle felt all of it. she is back outside again. what is it like? good morning. >> reporter: it has certainly been coming down all morning but not the snow dumbs we've seen in weeks past. certainly this latest winter storm is bringing bringing some dangerous driving conditions and traveling conditions for so many coming back from this presidents' day weekend. this is 8th know whichest winter in new york city. 65 inches in central park. that is double the yearly snowfall average is 27 inches. the record is 75 inches, set during 1995-1996 winter season. hopefully we won't see that again. pens will not be spared. philly gearing up for two to four inches. driving conditions are tough with icy roads. there could be six-inches of snow in western and central pa. in new jersey and connecticut snow is expected to come down until early afternoon. drivers say hitting the ro

i'm martha maccallum. all of this started just over three years ago. it was december 2010 when brian terry was killed in a gunbattle with mexican narcoterrorists. at the scene investigators found weapons that then started this whole story. they were linked to the controversial program that became known as "fast & furious." bill: william la jeunesse has been on the story from the very beginning. live today from the federal courthouse, tucson, arizona. william? >> reporter: bill, as you know this represents just one chapter in what became a national scandal. today for the first time one of brian terry's killers will face justice and the family for the first time will confront him in court. >> i find myself mourning not only the loss of my son but the what ifs and never will bees. i will never see his handsome face again or hear the words i love you mom. >> reporter: josephine terry will say these words at the sentencing of the man that was convicted murder in brian terry's death. >> i need to know what they took from him. not just us from all the brother

i'm martha maccallum.fter meeting with both sides, governor brewer believes she made the right decision. >> with every proposal thats my desk and i gave careful evaluation and consideration especially senate bill 1062. i call them like i see them, despite the cheers and the boos from the crowd. bill: the day after, claudia cowan is live from phoenix with more from that there. good morning, claudia. >> reporter: good morning, bill. governor jan brewer is being applauded by gay rights groups and roundly condemned for those supporting religious freedom. quieting the emotional uproar over this controversial bill that put arizona in the national spotlight. governor brewer vetoed senate bill 1062 late yesterday after meeting with lawyers, citizens and lawmakers. in the end deciding that the measure was a devisive solution to a problem that didn't exist. >> senate bill 1062 does not address a specific or present concern related to religious liberty in arizona. i have not heard of one example in arizona where busi

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legislation are the maccallum and written toros and juan williams all agreed that the legislation was unconstitutional and even comparative to jim crow laws take a look. at what has happened martha is this is spiraled totally out of control and so while the first amendment is a really strong argument i don't know why you would want to bring jim crow laws back to the forefront for homosexual acts is that really a downside if you're a business owner i don't know why you would want to turn business away and if you're gay let's say why would you want the baker of hate bacon your cake anyway unfortunately it has taken a really crazy turn and gotten way out of hand and as one mentioned a number of republicans three three of them who voted to pass this said that they would change you know i have no doubt about it i mean it sounds like the lunch counter one. you know it's i mean it's an unfortunate turn and you know it damages the reputation and there are lots of well so called facts so-called news condemning the new arizona legislation is really pretty funny considering that they've repeatedly stood up for businesses that have refused to serve or cater to gay americans check it out the