it turns out he is report that go megyn kelly, who we knew was moving up to prime time might be takinghe 9:00 slot of sean hannity. that's shocking to everybody, because he seemed such you a stable part of the fox lineup, and everyone said she was going into prime time. everyone assumed it was 10:00 for van susteren's show but van susteren said i have a contract and i have to be in prime time. sean hannity has a contract that runs through the 2016 elections. roger ails came out and said sean is definitely staying with with the network. that means they're moving him. ok? one other part of the musical chairs, seth smith, roger ails was saying with shep, you know, we want to do a different news program with him. he's a liberal, right? kind of. he's as liberal as it gets on fox news. it's possible they move him down and shuffle everyone around. noah, you're the conservative, i don't know if you watch fox news. >> i have multiple t.v.'s in the office. i watch them all. cenk: what's your take away and does it mean anything about sean hannity if he's moved out of a prime time slot. >> i have

i'm shannon bream in for megyn kelly. ariel castro learning his fate, pleading guilty to kidnapping three cleveland women and holding them hostage for years. and castro gave a bizarre and rambling statement claiming he's not a monster. the women were just 16, 14 and 20 when they vanished. earlier we heard from amanda berry's sister who begged people to respect her privacy so she can be the one to explain to her young daughter exactly who her father is and heard from de jesus' cousin who faced castro and said in spanish, may good to have mercy on your soul. finally, we heard from michelle knight, the first woman he kidnapped. his crimes ripped her away from her own young child. she vowed her long nightmare would not ruin her. >> ariel castro, i remember all the times that you came home talking about what everybody else did wrong and act like you weren't doing the same thing. you said, at least i didn't kill any. you took 11 years of my life away. and i have got it back. i spent 11 years in hell. now, your hell is just begi

our producer told me megyn kelly and rick fullbaum are graduates from syracuse which are fifth and shepherd smith went to you have the of mississippi which was 14th and hemmer went to university of ohio which was 16th. do you know what this means? >> no. >> todd kelly is stocking all of them. >> true. that is an interesting and completely pointless list. >> greg, your senior year was a blur, right? >> my four years was a blur. >> what senior year? >> i actually cleaned up. my first two years were nothing but drinking and bad grades. and then i realized if i wanted a job i had to become -- i cleaned it up. boy that was a boring story. i expected something funny to come out of my mouth and instead it was just a little spit. coming up, ralph maccio is dead -- set against making a karate 4. he probably can't lift his leg past this point. i kid. what is this? a 15-ton ball of fat? i think i have died and gone to 15 ton ball of fat heaven. >>> was it a proper greeting for a player's cheating? on monday alex rodriguez made his season debut shortly after mlb suspended him for using performance enha

i'm shannon bream in for megyn kelly. an intervention into syria comes come at any time.e the use of long range stealth bombers. chuck hagel said our armed forces are ready to act immediately if president obama gives the command. meanwhile, officials are lining up international support in the wake of that horrendous chemical attack last week and momentum is building to send the assad regime a strong message. ed henry poses this question to white house spokesman carney about what threat it poses to the u.s. security. >> the message from the candidate obama was that it poses a threat to the united states. >> i believe it does. allowing the use of chemical weapons on a significant scale to take place without a response would present a significant challenge to -- threat to the united states national security interests. >> chief white house correspondent ed henry has the very latest developments. hello, ed. >> reporter: good morning. what i was asking about in 2007, the "boston globe" asked the various candidates for 2008 whether or not the president had unilateral power to la

i'm shannon bream in for megyn kelly. the white house saying regardless of any new evidence collected by u.n. inspectors on the ground in syria right now, the president is certain the assad regime is behind the deadly gassing of its own people. and the administration is working on an intelligence report that will say just that. here's white house deputy press secretary, josh ernest. >>> separate from the conversation they're having today, we have discussed our commitment to producing for you and for the american public to review, an unclassified version of an intelligence assessment about the assad regime's use of chemical weapons in syria. it's my understanding that that report has not been finalized as of this moment. but that we are still on track to produce that report before the end of the week. >> not today? >> i'm not ruling out today. >> live now at the white house, senior white house correspondent, ed henry, fresh off the briefing. it got pretty spirited in there today thanks in large part to you, ed. >> reporter

i'm shannon bream in for megyn kelly.irginia, the very latest to announce it will no longer offer health care to working spouses of employees as of junior 1anuary 1st, followin similar announcement yesterday's from u.p.s. in a decision that will affect an estimated 15,000 workers. now, the consulting firm towers watson estimates 40% of all the companies it surveyed are going to make similar changes. this all flies in the face of the president's promise under his health care plan you would get to keep your insurance. >> our proposal builds on the current system where most americans get their health insurance from their employer, so if you like your plan, you can keep your plan. if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. i don't want to interfere with people's relationships between them and their doctors. >> but is that exactly what's happening? let's ask editor and host of fox power play. joining us live from washington. what do you think, chris? >> there was like an asterisk. you couldn't see it but the president

i'm martha m maccallum in for megyn kelly. they have quote a credible fear for their safety.mber of people reportedly doing this is so great that customs officials are paying to house them in private hotel rooms while they wait it hear their cases. live near the border in otay mesa, california, digging into what could be behind this, it seems that a handy catch phrase is very helpful in getting add mugs acro mission /* admission right now. >> reporter: some are claiming mexico is so unsafe that they can't remain there and qualify for asylum in the united states. you can see vans arriving well into the night. agents escorting immigrants to their rooms. two border patrol agent remain outside providing round the clock security and very expensive operation but necessary because sources say up to 550 illegal immigrants showed up in san diego claiming this fear of persecution if returned to mexico. those magic words essentially stop deportation precedings. and instead trigger an interview and possibly months, even years, of hearings, that allow the person to remain free in the unit

i'm jamie colby in for megyn kelly.mong the many topics, the white house decision to cancel a summit meeting with president putin and shutting down embassies around the world that adds now pakistan. officials at the state department are going over to pakistan and yemen and the host of the special report, bret baier, to give us more context on this. how are things looking there now? this is extremely broad. >> yeah, jamie. after the embassy closings, the original round of embassy closings you had after the original terror threat, then you had this additional close iing the consulate in lahore, pakistan and you have this sense there is increased intelligence about a danger to u.s. officials all across the world. it's not specific that much about location or time and how the u.s. government or how this obama administration is dealing with it will probably be a focus of this press conference in an hour. >> is adding pakistan a game changer? because usually when i think of pakistan, i think of india being concerned, not us.

i'm alisyn camerota in for megyn kelly.more than 500 people dead across the country. things are relatively quiet at this hour. a curfew is still in effect and will remain so the rest of the month. earlier we learned under the cover of yesterday's violence, more than a dozen churches were reportedly burned. christian businesses were ransacked and christians themselves were targeted for atta attack, it seemed, based solely their religion. here is state department spokesperson jen psaki moments ago. >> the united states strongly condemns all attacks and acts of violence and bloodshed across egypt. we are outraged and deplore in the strongest terms the reprehensible attack is in the past few days against numerous coptic christian churches. we also condemn the recent attacks on public buildings including police stations. there can be absolutely no place for such violence in egypt and call on all of egypt's leaders to condemn such attacks aggravating an already fragile atmosphere. the government has a responsibility to create an

. >> i amnes'm gregg jarrett, in megyn kelly. the u.s.ce gets 70 americans in response to an al qaeda terror threat now being called one of the most serious since 9/11. here's the spokesperson for the state department just moments ago. >> let me make clear what this is and what this is not. this is a reduction in staff in. this is -- we still have a presence in yemen, the u.s. government does, the state department does. we will still be able to provide some services, obviously some limited staff may limit that. and we will continue to evaluate it. >> greg has been in yemen and will continue to evaluate it for us. what's the latest? >> reporter: as you listen to the u.s. department briefing, the u.s. government on very high alert. the word we're getting from yemen is tauthorities there are taking all this seriously. those in yemen have been airlifted to a military base in europe and ramstad, germany and other u.s. citizens advised to leave immediately this in response to what is being called a continuing potential for a terror attack may b

i'm alisyn camerota in for megyn kelly. attacks that occurred at the diplomatedic outpost in september 11. that took the lives of these four people. we wrapped to briefly remind you have the aftermath of this tragedy. susan rice, former ambassador to the united nations went on talk shows claiming the attacks were in response to an anti-muslim movie and had nothing to do with terrorism. in the course of the next few weeks the obama administration began to change its characterization from that to pre-planned terrorist incident. it took the fbi 18 days to get agents on the ground and secure the crime scene. this posed significant challenges to recovering fresh untainted evidence. the demand for answers grew louder as congressional leaders began calling for hearings and issued subpoenas to everyone from security personnel from then secretary of state hillary clinton. it was in one of those hearings we heard from gregory hicks. he was the former diplomat in libya, possibly the last person with whom ambassador chris stevens commu

i'm shannon breen in for megyn kelly.early 90 witnesses have testified in the trial of major nadal hassan. and identified him as the man who opened fire in the medical base in 2009. now, it is nadal's turn, and the major begin his own defense in texas. hello. >> the government rested its case about 30 minutes ago, 12:30 local time, 1:30 eastern. you said it, 89 witnesses total we have heard from on behalf of the prosecution over the last 11 days now, week three of this long awaited court-martial on the texas military post, ranging from medical experts who conducted the autopsies of the fallen to fbi agents who processed what the they described as an elaborate crime scene to people who were shot and survived on that november 2009 afternoon. we have seen tears on the stand, even a moment where at least one of the victims stared down major h hasan once his testimony had finished, the first time he had come face to face with him since that day. we have been under the impression all along once the prosecution rested we would m

i'm shannon bream in for megyn kelly.are just getting reaction from the white house daily press briefing. the administration is calling for an investigation but no reaction whether there will be a response from the u.s. and we know france and others are calling for the u.n. to investigation and there are inspectors there already anyway. ed joins us live. hello, ed. >> reporter: good afternoon. the significance, this is yet another possible case of the syrian regime using chemical weapons against its own people. why is that significant? the administration a few months ago already said they believe in fact syria had used chemical weapons on one other occasion against its own people. think back to one year ago this month the president said two very important things. if chemical weapons are used by the syrian regime, that would cross a red line for him and change the calculus and be a game changer and be enormous consequences. we now have the administration saying a couple months ago chemical weapons were used and notice we h

i'm alisyn camerota in for megyn kelly. weekly applications for unemployment rise. the four-week average has fallen to the lowest level in almost six years. we'll break down all of those numbers, including the fine print for you. this comes in the middle of the series of campaign-style features that president obama has been making across the country. selling his economic plan and calling republicans in congress the obstacles to true progress. >> now, unfortunately for the last year or so, we've had an endless parade of distractions and political posturing and phony scandals that shift focus away from what do we need to do to shore up middle class families and create ladders of opportunity for folks to get in the middle class? and as washington heads towards another budget debate, the stakes could not be higher. and that's why i'm traveling around, laying out my ideas for how we have to build the cornerstone of what it means to be middle class. a good job with good wages, a home to call your own, a good education, affordable health care that's there for you when you

i'm martha mccallum, in for megyn kelly.ptian authorities saying at least 149 people have been killed in attacks nationwide throughout the course of the last 24 hours. here's a live look from cairo. things relatively quiet now that military leaders have declared a state of emergency. they have in stilled a curfew on the streets they say will be in place for a month all in reaction to deadly violence we saw playing out this morning. government forces began to clear out. we saw sit-ins part of the protests and we were told they would deal with those by peaceful means. it all changed dramatically in early morning hours there this morning. running battles in the streets as supporters of the ousted president tried to protest. deputy white house press secretary, josh ernest spoke with reporters early this morning as the president is on vacation in martha's vineyard. here is what he had to say. >> the united states strongly condemns the use of violence against protesters in egypt. we extend our condolences to the families of those

i'm alisyn camerota in for megyn kelly. weekly applications for unemployment rise.allen to the lowest level in almost six years. we'll break down all of those numbers, including the fine print for you. this comes in the middle of the series of campaign-style features that president obama has been making across the country. selling his economic plan and calling republicans in congress the

megyn kelliy. secretary of state kelly will be making a statement at 2 o'clock p.m. eastern and the white house briefing will be pushed back to cover the news on syria united nation's inspectors were shot at going to the site of the last week's chemical attack. the inspectors were trying to do the work walking through the town and speaking with survivors and taking samples from victims. there are many. these photos tell the story. the bodies of dozens of innocent children laid out and covered with she'ds. hundreds of people are believed to have died in the attack. men, women and children, an estimated 100,000 people have died since the start of the conflict. the obama administration has possessioned four destroyers off of the coast of syria. we are told that the ships are close enough to launch a missile strike. the pentagon is in watch and wait mode, making on the president to make a final determination to act. leland joins us from the middle east bureau. >> pentagon is in watch and wait mode and the middle east is watching and waiting intently, that is no understat

megyn kelliy. secretary of state kelly will be making a statement at 2 o'clock p.m.the white house briefing will be pushed back to cover the news on syria united nation's inspectors were shot at going to the site of the last week's chemical attack. the in