in obama land -- >> let me paraphrase what ben was saying, adam, that you're a great writer when it comes to technology, but you're a stone cold moron when it comes to subjects like this. >> don't you know i love you too much. >> this is a tactic by the leadership in one city in this country that specifically goes after walmart. there are exemptions in in law to companies like safeway and other supermarkets, so that's -- >> unionized. >> and i want to bring derrick k. back in, hold on a second. meone mention that had d.c. is a boom town. there's no doubt that it is. ward 8 where marion barry is, a councilman, has 38% poverty, the highest in 30 years. it is so nuts for places like that, by the way, there are a million ward 8s in this country to deny people a job, to deny people access to things that would make their life more comfortable, this to me seems suicidal and mean-spirited. >> imagine just a few people deciding for people that would line up for jobs at wal-mart immediately to get those jobs, and by the way, around the country, the last i looked, i thin it was like $7.50 minimum wa

president barack obama landed in arlen's last month he talked to children about how russia's the peace process is in northern ireland while at the same time discussing the possibility of arming syrian rebels if he is more mature counterparts one of the few people to call him on it was irish and pique larry daly who joins us now in a wealth of part deputy daly thank you very much for your time now your speech in parliament was not so much about president obama as the reactions by the irish media and irish politicians to his visit but since it became an almost overnight sensation let us remind the viewers what you had to say on that day. now i ask you is this person going for the hypocrites of the century award because we have to call tings boy their right names and the reality is that by any serious examination this man is a war criminal now it's not like these viewing is extremely rare i think it's shared by many people around a while but you don't really hear it articulated by western policymakers very often so my question to you is whether there and. political risks in your view atta

charles: president obama landing in tanzania just a few hours ago. has he accomplished anything?s about diplomacy across the country. across the world. he was fighting two wars and putting ends to them. you are less on the defense. charles: $100 million. this is the kind of trip that he should have taken after all this. he is meeting with officials. he is meeting with the government. there has been a big push back against politicians from either side of the aisle. this is a big push back. >> i push back on him a lot. a bad couple of years. charles: thank you very much. nicole: i had to rub my eyes when i saw it myself. it is true. one of the reasons why you have analysts now counting best buy is because of the agreement that they have been doing with microsoft and samsung. having that store within the store should help. charles: riding these companies off too early is a big mistake. a report on the irs scandal is coming up. david asman has the story. all about a former democratic governor. that is next. ♪ with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewas for

now he's acting as if obama isn't the law of the land, obama care isn't the law of the land.ttacking the major sports leagues for helping the country make the transition to health care law options, ideally chaos, saying the nation doesn't want the coverage tens of millions of people will be getting for the first time. i suppose he'd prefer sending everybody back to the e.r. where they can wait like beggars until the republicans come up with their own health care plan. fat chance of that happening. millions of people waiting in the e.r. is their health care plan. more and more the republican party has begun to operate like parties in those countries where you never say the other side won, congratulate them and move on. no, he plays by the rules of perpetual insurrectionist who deny the validity of election they didn't win, historic legislative battles they lost. the american people decided otherwise. barack obama has the title president of the united states. mitch mcconnell has the title, too, not quite so great. sore loser. that's "hardball" for now. "all in with chris hayes"

still to come on the show, president obama lands in tennessee, taking the pulse of america's real economythat ahead of the latest gdp report, which is due out tomorrow. >>> welcome to "worldwide exchange." if you're just tuning in, i'm children ch karen tso. investors are looking for more clues on the end of qe-3 and central rate hikes. >>> chrysler warns on profits sending shares lower in the markets today. >>> bp under pressure, it must raise provisions for its gulf of mexico compensation fund while underlying earnings also come in below expectations. >> it has been an unusual quarter, with a 45% effective tax rate, 10% more than a year ago this quarter, and we also have been subject to something called the russian duty lag effects which happen all the time. >>> also in earnings reaction, barclays trading lower as it reveals plans to raise bigger than expected 5.8 billion pounds in capital to meet fresh demands from the uk's banking regulator. >>> if you're waking up in the states and just joining us, thank you for switching over. this is how we're looking across on our markets this mor

president obama just landed in missouri.iving another speech along the same lines as the one he gave a few hours ago. tomorrow he heads to jacksonville. the president will get more specific about some of the economic proposals he will put on the table here. when you listen to what he had to say earlier today, very similar to what the president has been saying all along. many proposals he put on the table are definitely things we've seen before, green energy spending, infrastructure, projects, job training programs and a higher minimum wage. the president says it is now congress's turn to act. >> i'm laying out my ideas to give the middle class a better shot. so now it's time for to you lay out your ideas. [applause] you can't just be against something. you got to be for something. >> he ought to work with us and the bipartisan majority to delay the health care bill, to gift american people their families and individuals the same break he wants to give to big businesses. >> so that right there is the beginning of a fight over

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president obama is due to land in tanzania. he announced a $7 billion energy plan for the continent. he says it will double access to electricity in sub-saharan africa over the next five years. withoutted south africa seeing nelson mandela remains in critical but stable condition. he did visit the present nelson mandela was held in for 18 years during apartheid. >> like billions all over the and the american people have drawn strength from the example of this extraordinary leader and the nation he changed. nelson mandela showed us one man's courage can move the world.

landed. >>> president obama made an unscheduled visit to the second annual kids' day dinner at the white house. when asked his favorite food, the president replied broccoli. i'm not going to say he's a liar but i don't know that i believed that. president h.w. bush all about outlawed that from the executive mansion. >>> new york's infamous governor eliot spitzer is back in the political arena. late night comedians could not be happier. >> it looks like elliott spitzer will be the new comptroller of new york city. how many of you feel better knowing that he will be comp troelg things? i just hope he can comp troel himself. >> and that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> joining me now for the latest on the weather is bill karins. your favorite food is esparrasp or spin fish. >> if you have enough butter, it's fine. >> chantal? >> the path looked dangerous to the southeast and florida. overnight it fell apart. i'm happy to pass on news for anyone who was worried about this from the bahamas to the southeast. this thing hit the wall last night. it's moving too fast at about 30 miles per

. >>> obama care is already the law of the land, the nfl as we've been telling you has rejected a white house bid to try to help promote the law to the american public. now the obama administration is teaming up with a whole new set of recruits, thousands of them. we'll tell you where you'll find them. >>> and tomorrow marks the 150th anniversary of a three day battle that is considered by many to be a turning point in our nation's civil war. this week, americans will be commemorating the battle of gettysburg, and fox will be there bringing you all of it in the road to gettysburg. we'll show you. depends on me. and my team? is 50,000 strong. ♪ hey! hawkins: this is what it feels like to be part of a team. a winning team. the action team. are you in? get in on the action at actionteam.org. are you in? >>> i'm harris faulkner, this is the fox report. it is the bottom of the hour. if you are just joining us, the obama administration is trying to push its new health care law in a different way. the latest ambassadors for obama care are librarians, an army of 17,000 libraries across the nati

land. in fact we have done less, and the obama administration right now is on the verge of issuing regulations that will cost u.s. billions of dollars to comply with unnecessary regulations when it comes to hydraulic fracturing. you say who is regulating high drawlic fracturing? the guys that always regulate for the past of 60 years, state government, and they've done a darn good job. they don't need the department of interior to tell them how to do it. and that was a remarkable success story. you've heard also, the field in north dakota, that's oil. the texas field, that also is oil. but you take those two fields, the balkan and the texas field, and the texas field has gone from five years ago it was at 500-barrels a day and is now up to 5,000-barrels a day. and you take the north dakota field and the texas field and you add them together and you add a billion and that's is less than the monterrey field in california near bakersfield. that is federal land, and right now it's under a federal judge's moratorium because of a lawsuit by environmental groups. sow county see the kind of future we 1

that acres of land that have been leased for energy production far outstrip land that's been preserved or conserved during the obama administration. >> conservationists say oil and gas production on public lands should be balanced with other uses. >> their economic drivers for tourism, the outdoor recreation industry, agricultural uses, clean water, you name it. >> reporter: while the time it takes a company to obtain a drilling permit on federal land has gone down from 300 days it took a year ago, critics say the process is still too long. >> for instance, a permit in texas or oklahoma or north dakota, you can get 15, 45 days. on federal land, 230 days. >> reporter: in sharp contrast to other parts of the country, up to 70% of the land in western states is owned by the federal government. bret? >> alicia, thank you. >>> lawmakers are not exactly giving president obama's new epa administrator time to settle into the role she was confirmed into late last week. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel shows the battle over the science of clean air. >> reporter: newly confirmed epa administrator a gina mccarthy

. >>> president barack obama paid tribute to mandela by visiting his cell. the first family landedtanzania about an hour ago, the last leg of president obama's african tour. on the schedule, a news conference with tanzania's president, a visit to the power plant where the country's president will unveil a new $7 billion program to enhance africa's electric power network. >>> much closer to home, this morning san francisco police are searching for the gunman who shot and injured two men as pride celebrations were wrapping up. police say someone fired several shots into the crowd near the civic center in the area of larkin and grove streets. this happened about 6:30 last night. two men were shot, both in the leg and taken to a hospital. investigators say at this point they don't know if the victims were the intended targets. they're looking for people who were in the area who have pictures or video of this shooting. >>> counties across the bay area will start issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples this morning. santa clara county even offering an express marriage ceremony serv

lands. in fact, we've done less. and the obama administration right now is on the verge of issuing regulations that will cost us billions of dollars to comply with unnecessary regulations when it comes to high hydraulic fracturing. now, you say who's regulated high drug ill -- hydraulic fracturing? state governments. and they've done a darn good job. they're all pleased with the way they do it. they don't need the department of interior to tell them how to do it. and that was a remarkable success story. you've heard also, you've heard also the bakken field in north dakota, that's oil. the texas field, that also is oil. but you take, you take those two fields, the bakken and the texas field, and by the way the texas field has gone from five years ago it was at 500 barrels a day, it is now up to 5,000 barrels a day. and can you take the north dakota field and the texas field, you add them together, and you add a billion, and that's less than the monterey santos field in california near bakersfield. now, that is central land. some of

the president has a responsibility to take care to fatefully execute the laws of this land and president obamaver and over again disregarded the law. whether it was on immigration when he decided to order his administration to disregard the law of the land. to disregard the immigration laws passed by congress. or on obama care when he finds parts of the law that are politically inconvenient rather than trying to change them. he simply says, we're not going to follow them. we decide or i decide in the case of the president, who the law applies to and who it doesn't. and that's not the way our constitution works. that's not the way a system of government that limits government power to protect the citizenry is supposed to work. >> how is it limited? how is he limited then? what check is there on the executive branch if he continues to make these decisions to his administration as well? you see eric holder who despite the ruling we got from the supreme court a few weeks ago on the voting rights act, making his announcement that he can go after states including texas, regardless of that sproem cou

inpresident obama has landed tanzania and will soon hold a press conference for the country's presidentc-span radio covering that event. the last of his african trip. this morning door is english- language paper has the headline "obama mania." the former president is they're working on the president's emergency plan for aids relief. a bilateral commitment by the united states government to support hiv/aids prevention, treatment and developing countries. george bush began the program in 2003. president obama's administration has continued it. tomorrow they will join together for a ceremony taking place at the u.s. embassy in honor of the 1998 bombing that killed 11 people. he will also meet with embassy officials. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> making the transition from journalism to books is exhilarating and completely overwhelming and frightening, but wonderful. >> why did you make that choice? pico i have long wanted to be working on a book because of the freedom that allows you to dive into a topic and lose yourself and go off on a tangent and have enough

the obama administration,on, advised governments against allowing snowden to land on their territory. >> we are clear we would like to see him return, if he was granted asylum that would impact our bilateral relationship. >> reporter: his is one of several country that has offered asylum to the snowden.own. >> the united states does not do govern us. we are a free country andcountr sovereign and no one governsgo ups. >> reporter: the brazilian government has begun an investigation of its own.ow officials are there checking whether telecommunication firmsi operating inside of the firmsrms cooperating with the u.s. spying program. in new york ainsleyer tha ainsla live in new york. >>> the military released videod says that the gunmen fired on soldiers. prosecute testers are angry at last week -- protesters are angry at last week's coup that removed morsi. and some are saying that the we should cut off aid, but the th government says that that is not the best into the united states. >>> caribbean island bracing more rain as tropical storm chantal is headed their way. >>> later d.c. counc

. >>> also breaking this morning, another cabinet shakeup in the obama administration, home land security president at university of california. >>> the jury in the george zimmerman trial is expected to begin deliberations later today. jurors have to read through 27 pages of instructions from the judge. prosecutors have presented their closing arguments. and this morning, it's the defense's turn. jurors will decide if zimmerman is guilty of second-degree murder in the death of trayvon martin. >>> and in san francisco, crews are busy breaking apart and removing what's left of asiana airlines flight 214. investigators have found no evidence of mechanical failure. the focus, now, will be on the pilots' actions. >>> and encouraging news about teen health. fewer teens are lighting up, the new survey finds. only 5% of high school sophomores admit to smoking get is cigarettes daily in the last month. that's a record low. down from 18% in the 1990s. >>> and what's being called the best worst movie of all-time is devouring social media right now. "sharknado" is about a freak tornado that sweeps up

. >> you say to the republicans, rather than symbolic votes to eliminate obama care and remove it as law in the land, they could use their constitutional authority to defund obama care and fund the rest of the government? it seems to me that is the only way out, are you saying this is the last opportunity we have? >> yes, this is the last stop on the obama care express. before this law kicks in in full force on january 1st, 2014, we have one last shot. and that shot will occur when this current continuing resolution expires september 30th. we have to pass another one to keep the government funded. some in the liberal media have mischaracterized this as a promise to shut down the government. we don't want that, we don't need it, we can avoid it, we will avoid it. if harry reid wants to force that, that would be unfortunate. he's not going to force a government shutdown because he wants to defend a law that is itself defensible. a law that the president said is not ready to be implemented. and a law that the senate author of obama care has described himself as a train wreck waiting to happen. >> that'

obama here. he is expected to land a little later in the afternoon and he will be heading into a joint press conference with the tanzania president. what this trip has really been about. from there, he will host a business forum bringing together local partners with the u.s. businessmen have come along with him on this trip. president obama has made very clear this trip, for him, is about expanding those investment opportunities for u.s. business. he needs to do that. three years ago, in 2009, china surpassed the u.s. as china's individual trading partner. since then, the u.s. has been playing catch up and given the demographics, the consumer orr yen at a timed class. president obama wants america to step up its game in africa and not be left out when it comes to taking advantage of the opportunities this continent presents. >> there are two u.s. president's visits. george w. bush and his wife. michelle obama and laura bush will take part in an event. will the presidents, george w. bush and president obama meet there? >> reporter: at the moment, we don't have any expectation of that. they have been hav

obama care? it's already the law of the land. why is he campaigning for all this stuff that's already law? it's already going to happen? my theory is, obama has positioned himself as an outsider, not attached to anything that's happening, what he has made happen, he positions himself as opposed to it, and against it, and fighting for everybody else to overcome what he has done. and that's one of the reasons why the constant campaign. so he doesn't appear to be governing, so he doesn't appear to be part of washington. he appears to have this mysterious powerful bunch of forces that are opposing him and stopping him from creating jobs, stopping him from giving people proper health care, and stopping them from making their home values go up. and he does that by constantly campaigning, and never seems to be governing. so all of these scandals he calls them -- they're not distraction, they're real. but he likes them because they detract from the absolute reality of what has happened to this country as a result of policies. let's take a look at selling obama care, because i mentioned that. why ar

is america the land of inequal opportunity as president obama proclaims? he says that's holding the economy back, and i'll set the president straight. also, this guy's been call the al capone of wall street, and, today, the feds took him down, or the firm, but does the federal government have a solid case against steve cohen, or is it a witch hunt? who is next to fall? consumer reports rates the chevy impala the best sedan of 2014, the first time an american-made car got that distinction in 20 years. consumer reports is here to say what's hot about this hot rod. all that and more tonight on "the willis report." ♪ dennis: welcome. never saw a guy happier than when i get to substitute for an anchor here. we begin with my outrage of the day. does our president needs to be on prozac? he should be selling the hope and calling for new growth. instead, he bemoans the inequality of opportunity, and laments that the rich got rich. listen to this buzz kill. >> this growing inequality, not just the result, inequality of opportunity, this growing inequality, it's not

while this is all happening the lower chamber around the country, the rollout of obama care, the settled law of the land, is under way and the results -- yes, "the new york times" reported that health insurance premiums in new york dropped by 50% because of increased competition and thanks to obama care. today the department of health and human services released a report finding that the aca will lower premiums by an average of 20%. but one man's affordable care is another man's train wreck. locomotive pile-up is the latest craze for house republicans. locomotive pile-up fueled by a zeal to repeal. and this week -- this week was no exception. >> the law isn't wonderful. it is a train wreck. and you know it, i he know it and the american people know it. even the president knows it. >> a democrat senator recently referred to the president's health care law as a train wreck. but what many of us don't understand is why he would allow big businesses to exit the train safely and leave individuals and small businesses on the train for the crash. >> american people need a full repeal of this train wreck legisla

obama care. they passed it. it's the law of the land. >> the great things about the constitution, there are checks in the overreaching. president obama, it's a heck of an admission that this law isn't working because if it were good, he'd want it to kick in before the next election and, number two, there's nothing in the law that allows him to do that. when you have an administration that's playing chicago-style politics, the most powerful constitution -- all they need are 218 in the house. let me briefly mention one this evening before we move on. if it depends upon politicians in washington, it ain't going to happen. the only way this is going to happen is if an army of grass roots americans stand up. that's why this week a national web site was launched don'tfundit.com. if we see thousands of americans calling their representatives saying don't fund this train wreck that is killing jobs and hurting our health care, that's the only way to get the elected representative to listen to the people. >> i want to talk about a couple of other

the plan was here now that they were denied this airspace they had to force the landing into into austria so yeah obama's not going to scramble jets but it looks like the nato allies may be willing to block to assist him in blocking snowden's flight anywhere if he is indeed on this plane so let's pose the conversation here and take a quick look at some of the. nations and how they're responding we are just getting word today that wiki leaks and edward snowden have filed for asylum in twenty one different countries wiki leaks of course was helping him out he's got wiki leaks person actually accompanying him through all this so let's start with the countries that flat out said no or are unlikely to grant edward snowden's asylum bid austria ecuador iceland ireland italy the netherlands norway spain the switzerland all said that he must be president in the country soil in order to ask for protection brazil won't respond finland hasn't processed the request for and said asylum is a non issue germany and poland said his argument isn't strong enough to be granted asylum india flat out said no and snowden withdr

obama made his first official visit to south africa. paying tribute to mandela by visiting his cell. meanwhile, the first family just landedn tanzania. we're getting live pictures right now. this is the last leg of president obama's african tour. a news conference with tanzania's president, a visit to the power plant where the president will unveil a $7 billion program to enhance africa's electric power network. >>> it is 4:51. san jose state makes a big move this morning. we will tell you about that. >>> plus, could the warriors' only all-star be on the trade block? the new rumors swirling this morning. >>> and a look outside to the san mateo bridge seeing good traffic flow here, and bump in the traffic to our feeder routes. of course we're watching the shift as we continue to track the b.a.r.t. worker strike and the effect on your morning. >>> it is 4:55. did you miss out on your chance to see beyonce tomorrow night in the south bay? well, here's another opportunity. this morning, tickets for a december 2nd show at the s.a.p. center in san jose will go on sale. ticket sales start at 10:00 this morning at livenation.com a

but the bureau of land management disagrees commission in his statement. in part it reads the obamatration has made this an environmentally responsible expansion a priority. domestic production has grown each year that the president has been in office with oil production currently higher than anytime in the past two decades. conservationists say they are not against energy development. they want balance and explained that under this administration more acres of federal land had been leased and preservation or conservation. they draw the line at places like mesa verde national park in colorado. >> a pullback. what is right now is a we don't have, oil and gas production. the bom proposing to the lease lands in front of the national park. there are some places that it does not make any sense to be doing oil and gas drilling. >> simply trying to protect our western heritage. melissa: all of these states with all of this potential, doing anything about it? >> there's only so much we can do. it's actually on by the federal government. when you think about texas and north dakota they have

land side by side. >>> president obama's aprooufpr rating stuck in the mid-40s. >> it shows a split over the president's rating. 48% approve of the way he's handling his job. 47% disapprove. >> his approval numbers have been in the mid to high 40s in the poll of polls dating back to march. we are seeing a bit of a worrying trend in afghanistan as if there weren't enough already. a sharp increase in the number of civilians killed and wounded since the beginning of this year. the report blames most of the casualties on anti-government groups. >> the reason is increase of improvised explosive devices or suicide vests. >>> john kerry is heading to pakistan one day after the u.s. hosted the first direct middle east peace talks in three years. this is the first visit to pakistan by a u.s. official since parliamentary elections this may. >> the secretary is expected to discuss some controversial drone attacks and the u.s. troop withdrawal from afghanistan. >>> she's just a 11 years old and she says her parents are trying to marry her off in exchange for money. >> she says death would be a better offer. her sto

landing. >> president obama is reportedly considering pulling u.s.roops out of afghanistan faster than expected. >> and the frustration with hamid karzai -- >> at the center of the trial. >> who yelled for help on that 911 call? >> the former lead investigator testified. trayvon martin's father acknowledged that was not his son screaming. >> i know that was my son's voice. >> 300,000 people are without power from a flash flood in the canadian city. >> after being severely burned, a car slams into one of those pumps. >> all that -- >> jets head coach rex ryan made a trip to pamplona spain and ran with the bulls. rex was unhurt. >> and they win! >> and all that matters -- >> one of the nation's most famous landmarks, the washington monument will be lit each night while the monument is being repaired. >> on "cbs this morning" -- >> you're telling me -- >> i don't have the right one. >> do you still have that picture? >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented with choice hotels. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." cha

she probably really likes the plan before obama health care was passed, which was insurance rates were skyrocketing and they were going up without the plan. landsing obama's for skyrocketing rates -- obama's plan for skyrocketing rates question much it is big is this manipulating the rates. host: let's get a response from veronique de rugy but let's also look at what the impact of this law will be on the economy and what it has been so far, since that is the focus of our topic. guest: let's not forget the law beeneen -- has not implemented yet. a lot of what we are talking about our predictions of what is happening here at when i say premiums are going to go up -- or new york premiums likely to go down. these are predictions. but it is a pretty consistent message -- actually because of the law. premiums may have been going up before, but now we are talking about the direct impact after implementation on premiums is they for the most part, with rare exceptions, are going to go up quite dramatically for a segment of the population. the young and healthy people. because one of the direct consequence is that we see is we see people proactively resp

paying the price of so the response of the establishment to the crisis in our land is to be more subservience to the west. when obama visited us they would make no points of criticism everything was wonderful because they say only most american companies into this country to create employment but the reality is that most of the american companies who come in come in to avoid paying their taxes. which means to again it's ordinary people who so for the very wealthy who own those companies who benefits just a few days ago i had a chance to interview one a british m.p. and we talked about the so-called special relationship that exists between america britain and to some extent the rest of europe and one bad relationship was initiated by one thing churchill it was manned to prevent and not that great war and i think you would agree with me that these days rather than averting great wars these relationship is sometimes used to facilitate them but my question is whether you think there is any chance of actually trying to rein in they say anglo-american militaries and through all diplomatic means through democratic. means o

land? president obama says he won't use the military. >> no, i'm not going to be scrambling jets to get a 29-year-old hacker. >> reporter: but if snowden finds little comfort in those words, he would then need to look at other options. most of them much longer, complex and expensive, involving private aircraft and the cooperation of multiple countries that are prepared to defy the united states. he could try hopping from one sympathetic nation to the next through the middle east and africa before making the final jump to south america. or there's the long way via the arctic and the atlantic. a risky ocean journey that would be a real struggle for most aircraft on one tank of fuel. phil black, cnn, moscow. >>> also, we're keeping a close eye, as i said, in the developments in the george zimmerman murder trial. the prosecution and defense attorneys are arguing over whether or not the jury should be allowed to consider manslaughter and aggravated assault charges in addition to the second degree murder charge. something the prosecution wants the defense does not want that. they're getting ready

is america the land of inequal opportunity as president obama proclaims?ing the economy back, and i'll set the president straight. also, this guy's been call the al capone of wall street, and, today, the feds took him down, or the firm, but does the federal government have a solid case against steve cohen, or is it a witch hunt? who is next to fall? consumer reports rates the chevy impala the best sedan of 2014, the first time an american-made car got that distinction in 20 years. consumer reports is here to say what's hot about this hot rod. all that and

all of the salesmanship, a recent poll shows over 4 in 10 americans aren't even sure obama care is the you law of the land. a poll last week showed 43% the uninsured, people who stand to benefit most from the law, don't know that they have to buy insurance next year. republicans who are still opposed to the law are trying to capitalize on the public's confusion and use the exchange's deadline to turn americans off obama care. republican senator pat roberts used this week's republican address to challenge the law. >> too little is known about the exchanges. the fear is that only the sick will pay to join the exchange without young healthy people to foot the bill. then all costs will further skyrocket. we must put an end to the fear and uncertainty. it is a train wreck, folks. and we have to get america out of the way. >> but in the midst of this partisan fighting, millions of americans are without health insurance. before the health exchanges open, non-profit initiatives are playing a big role at filling in the gaps. one of those groups -- the national association of free and charitable clinics is teaming

author of the new book figure out what to buy when you leave and those of you in tv land as well, "the center holds: obama and his enemies". we have a number of questions to get to. let me start with one of these. we were talking before the presentation tonight about a question a lot of people ask about the president which is his general affect. in the book you read interestingly about the first debate and most of this watch the first debate and if you were obama supporters you were more mad at him and romney supporters were because there was this sense that he did show up but wasn't interested in being there. >> he didn't show. >> he wasn't emotionally in the game and this is a criticism that nags him periodically, that he seems very withdrawn, emotionally distant, doesn't seem to care. and before, if this is the enormous control he is exerting to enact a racial stereotype or is it just who he is? low blood pressure? that is >> >> that is a criticism that seems to fall in demand creates -- ability to govern somebody who is too withdrawn. you have fallen -- who is the true barack obama? >> as bill daly, f

you know, the thing that's so nutty about this is it's all in cloud quvenzhane land as republican senator burr said, obama's the street toe pen. they don't have the votes to override the street toe. so even democrats are kind of living in a time warp. they're so traumatized, some democrats that they think it's 2012, 2011. it's a fantasy. obama care is here to stay. there is nothing they can do to get rid of it. and so it's just a question of whether they want to face reality or not. this applies to a lot of their other cuts ending amtrak or closing basically defunding the fish and wildlife service. the list goes on and on and on. it makes for you know, nice talking points in republican primaries but it doesn't have anything to do with reality. >> robert, the rift over the affordable care act appears to be the tip of the iceberg when it comes to gop infighting. you wrote earlier this week about the rivalry between senators rand paul and ted cruz, both potential 2016 candidates, both of whom were in iowa last week. are we going to end up do you think with another con tenuous gop primary in 2016 with one of th

on federal land because the obama administration won't let us drill on federal land, it has actually decreased by 7%. is that possible to increase all of our production by 40% except that part which is on federal lands. and yes, in fact, that's exactly what has happened. i think that when they talked about hydraulic fracturing, you know, this is something that's been regulated by the states, and there's a reason for that, by the way. the reason is my state of oklahoma has different formations than alaska, for example, or now with the marcellus going through pennsylvania and new york. that's different, different depths. so the regulation has been very successful. the first hydraulic fracturing job was done in my state of oklahoma in 1949. there has never been a case of ground -- water contamination in over a million applications of it. again, it gets back to lisa jackson. i asked her that question, has there ever been a case of -- a confirmed case of groundwater contamination from hydraulic fracturing. she said no, there hasn't been. so that's the kind of honesty that i like in the an

so in the beltway, president obama alone failed to pass gun legislation this spring, all by himself, he did it. technically it was the senate that did it. in beltway land6 senators who blocked that bill. it was all president obama's fault. put it on him. that is how the beltway thinks. in colorado this week, two new gun control laws went into effect. a ban on high-capacity ammo clips, and expanded background checks. in order to be ready for the expanded background checks they're going to have to form the colorado bureau of investigation and added a dozen staff members to their background checks. also delaware, approving the laws, including that state as well, expanding background checks. on the six-month anniversary of sandy hook elementary school, they launched a nationwide bus tour that started in newtown. victims of gun violence and their families are now still traveling state by state to read the names of americans who have died from gun violence since december. when the bus pulled up outside the state house in concord, this is how they were greeted. the gun rights hecklers were chanting the name ayotte, the a grieving father was shot trying to pro

crash landing of the above 77 injured more than 180 people. obama administration sending senior envoy see equipment it is the first to be disbatched since the president was ousted nearly two weeks ago. state department number two deputy team secretary bill burns set to meet with interim government officials and others during his two-day visit. he expected to underscore u.s. support store egyptian people and an end all violence during transition to inclusive democratically he elected government. developing tonight. and update on men dell let's a condition former president of south africa says mandela be discharged from the hospital soon. he has been in horpt for nor man five yikes if recoughing lung inexception. friend who have viced mandela says on ventilate tore. but source there say he will be discharged in near future and sent home to recuperate. >> when fox five into at 10 continues more on the aftermath of the george zimmerman verdict. and reaction people are having here in our area. and bit later look what hospital box office. could this hold

former treasury second larry summers may land that job after months of lobbying president obama. summers is flash point for many off and on wall street. ed butchy, former speechwriter for larry summers, said he would be an excellent choice. he joins us right few for geneva. jim does not agree. good to see you both. so jim, let me kick it off with you. what do you think the market reaction would be if larry summers got the fed chairmanship? >> i think if president obama wants a market rattling circus after confirmation hearing, then by all means he should pick larry summers. i think that is a theory he would be easily confirmable. because of his intellect. because of his time in the clinton administration. i think republicans would use this to put obamaites on trouble. and for housing bubble. and i'm not sure if he is confirmable and if he is, he is a weakened fed chairman when i think you need a strong fed chairman. >> ed, what about you? what's your take? >> i disagree with jim on that. i think if there is any problem for larry summers in terms of confirmation it would be from t

assuming obama care, the aca, the settled law of the land goes forward -- i'm sure there will be hiccups and problems and so on and so forth, but assuming it gets rolled out and it is popular or people like parts of it, there is the record that the republicans now have. they have spent 15% of their time in the house trying to ruin the aca. they have voted 39 times to repeal it. they will then have the legacy of standing in the way of something that could end up actually being pretty popular. >> i think also they've been doing something to help the president politically unintentionally by talking about what a disaster it is going to be. there will be hiccups but to the extent that they are less crazy hiccups than the republicans have been suggesting or basically it is going to blow up the whole country, they be it will actually look pretty good for the president. i think people will pretty quickly forget the 37 votes to repeal obama care. the political challenge that's going to come from republicans offense the next couple of years is going to be to deal with the fact that many states hav

land. they refused to confirm berwick, so in 2010 president obama was forced to recess appoint him. berwick's term ended a year and a half later because that's, under recess appointments. he was never confirmed by the senate to lead c.m.s. although his nomination was pending for 593 days, more than a year and a half. yet, the republican leader says there is no problem here. status quo is just fine. the same type of politically motivated obstruction hobbled the national labor relations board. mr. president, this isn't some brand-new law that democrats came up with. this came into being during the great depression. not this one, the one in the 1930's. that's when the national labor relations board originated. from january 2008 to march 2010 the national labor relathessed board -- relationed board operated with just two members. june 2010 the supreme court invalidated work during this period finding three members were necessary. there was no quorum unless you had at least an extra one. we didn't have it because they wouldn't let us do it. the president obama appointed three members to