the lucky friday mine is in mullan, idaho, 500 miles north of boise. this is the same mine where a man was killed in november. and another man was killed during a collapse in april. once again, if you are just ginning us, 6 miners have been rescued after a mine collapse, the lucky friday mine in mullan, idaho. rescue teams are trying to see if there are more people below the ground, stuck in the mine t. produces silver at that mine. it employs 267 workers. and after the 26-year-old was killed in november, the mine did close. i'm reading a statement if from the individual who is obe the mine saying they ceased mining operations at the lucky friday mine after he was killed in order to focus their attention on the emergency response and to provide support to the affected employees and their families the. that happened just a month ago on november 17 tlooks like, according to this press rel: here we are, another month later with another accident. the six who were found have been transported to the hospital. we are not sure if anyone is stuck below the grou

the lucky friday mine here in mullan, idaho is owned by the hekla mining company. after two deaths earlier this year the company was cited four times for safety concerns and fined a million dollars. the company says the mine will be shut down pending an investigation. natalie? >> all right. for those miners though, lucky mine living up to its name. thank you very much, miguel almaguer in mullan, idaho. >>> lawmakers are racing against the clock to avoid a government shutdown this friday. early this morning house republicans revealed a $1 trillion spending bill in a bid to muscle democrats into finalizing legislation before friday's deadline. and as partisan bickering over a payroll tax cut extension drags on a new poll from the associated press this morning finds that some 60% of respondents want those cuts renewed. >>> the obama administration says one portion of its new health care law has reduced the number of young americans without coverage by $2.5 million. that provision lets children stay on their parents' insurance plans until the age of 26. >>> yet another

you're just joining us, several miners are trapped following a collapse in the lucky friday mine in mullans 500 miles from boise. rescue teams are on the scene. there is no word how many miners are underground. stay with fox news channel for more of the developing story. we're going to continue to keep you posted. if you heard about this from local stations there. this news hasn't made it to the wires yet. so this is breaking news and we'll continue to get more information on this. if you're just tuning in there has been a mine collapse lucky friday mine in idaho. fox news confirmed there are miners there trapped underground. i'm reading an article that says a 26-year-old was injured at the lucky friday mine november 17th, he later died from injuries. and he was just 26 years old. and we're being told that another man, a 53-year-old man was killed during another collapse there in april. accord together article it does say they did shut down the mine, they did cease after the death and just to gather more information. we'll continue to keep you posted on this. now back to "hannity" which is

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miners are safe after an accident in northern idaho that land last night at the lucky friday mine near mullan others were treated at the scene. earlier this year two miners died at that mine in separate incidents. >>> the latest auto crash test results are out for new cars. 115 cars were named top safety pick for 2012 setting a new record. they performed well in all the insurance institute for highway safety tests including front, side, rollover and rear-crash tests. toyota had the most >> announcer: this weather report sponsored by party city. nobody has more holiday for less. >>> if you wanted to follow the strategy of a single stock investor, there are 50 billion reasons to choose warren buffett. >> his former daughter-in-law is an expert on his stock-picking med. her latest book is out and she joins us this morning. nice to have you here. >> good morning, pleasure. >> what's nice is first of all for anybody it is a quick read. you're going to give us a synopsis this morning, but everything is understandable and very much about common sense. one takeaway for me is patience. how much of war

. >> the mullane case specifically takes into account the interest of the individual receiving notice. there could be no greater interest of an individual been receiving notice in a capital case into the dislike is at stake. ultimately, we don't think this court has defined a constitutional violation. >> once you're in court and let the lord on its up to your lawyer to follow what goes on and core. that's the assumption of the federal rules. and it seems be a perfectly reasonable assumption. i'm not about to hold that they are unconstitutional simply because an extraordinary requirement of notice, which is not required by the constitution, has gone awry. >> here mr. maples did not have an attorney that was serving in an agency role in any mental sense. that's laid out in miss the mods amicus brief. it's laid out in our case. what's more is the state didn't we think white and reasonably rely on a role that local council was not performed in alabama. >> your case it seems to me turns critically on butler's role. how much in addition to what he did or didn't do we have to do to put them

susan mullan ory talked about how disconnected from reality he was.ealize, western civilization rests on my shoulder, just like churchill, just like fighting the nazis. he has always been that way. it is frightful. it is -- it is a frightening thing. and that has nothing to do with ideology, even. he's not right on ideology, because he's too all over the place. he is politically unmoored. but you listen to him say something like that, that he helped defeat communism, such an insult to ronald reagan, such an insult to george h.w. bush. such an insult to -- >> mikkel gorbachev. such an insult to pope john paul ii who was one of the key players in that entire process. >> the big brzezinski. >> yeah, there were a lot of cold warriers that worked with ronald reagan to win the cold war. newt gingrich was a back pincher. >> 26, 48 hours after saying i didn't need the money to lobby because i may so much money. shades of lobbying at the very least. forget the lie. to be so disconnected from the -- very people that you're appealing to. >> i'm afraid he believe