it was 33 days ago. >> peter doocy reporting for us live this morning. >> this gun debate is a big talker this morning as well. last night on "hannity" things got very heated during a debate over the new york state gun law that just passed yesterday. >> hannity going head to head about democratic state senator over the state's new regulation. >> you tell me how this law makes it safer for a stay at home mom or maybe a woman who lives at home after a divorce because of a restraining order how does that make them safer? >> it makes it harder with the person with the restraining order against them to do damage to this woman. makes it safer for her children to go to school. >> you live in new york. you have got to be on drugs, with all due respect. >> no, i am not actually. no need for to you say that. >> with all due respect, if you are thinking that the criminals are going to obey the laws. you are not thinking straight. i am talking about law abiding citizens. >> you are not listening. i am not the one on drugs. we are going to make it as difficult as possible for those criminals to exert

peter doocy is live in washington with more. >> hi heather. president obama signed 23 executive actions yesterday that he thinks will strengthen existing gun laws. the president was surrounded by children who wrote him letters about their fear of the guns. the president can't do everything he wants with executive actions. so he told congress they should pass new laws to ban assault weapons and magazines that hold more than 10 bullets and a law that requires universal background checks for all firearms purchases. >> there will be bun dits and politicians and special interest lobbyists with an all out assault on liberty. not because that's true, but because they want to drum up fear. >> they issued a frustrated statement saying president obwe bam ma >> the speaker of the house john boehner's office says committees of jurisdiction will review the president's proposal. speaker boehner also said if the senate passes a new gun corolla they will take a look at that, too. >> peter doocy in washington thank you so much. talk do you again real soon. >>

. >> peter doocy in washington thank you so much. have a great day. >> it is time for a look at who is talking. let's switch our focus to the controversy the most deadly weapons for the country of egypt as part of the massive 8 package. >> 20 are being handed over to the country those critical of this they fear the weapons can one day maybe be used against israel. last night hannity sent his cameras to a flight museum in texas. there he showed just how deadly an f-16 can be when it ends up in the wrong hands. take a listen to a former u.s. fighter pilot lieutenant colonel bruce bleakly. >> behind me is a lucky martin f-16 fighter. it first flew in 1974 and has been in the air force inventory for 85 years. it can climb to 60,000 feet and extremely maneuverable which has made it a very successful aircraft in air to air combat over the years. it has internally mounted 20 millimeter volume can cannon. the vulcan cannon can fire the shells at a rate of 100 rounds per minute. in addition to a being an effective air combat airplane it can d

peter doocy has more in washington. hi there, peter. >> good morning. in about 6 hours at 11 he will meet with gun violence safety. tomorrow he will meet with vice president biden and other leaders to try to come up with proposed changes to the way items are sold and the way guns are seen in movies and the bhan tally i mentally ill use guns. >> as the president said he doesn't want to prejudge any recommendations any stake holder might represent. he did in his meet the res interview respond to a question about the specific recommendation the nra had made and saying he was skeptical that putting more guns in school would solve this problem. >> republican lawmakers are likely to make dramatic changes to gun laws difficult. there are things said last night that could save lives future without prestricti -- restrictig g rights. >> one key measure we could adopt is to prevent the dangerously mentally il get firearms in the first place. that is where the key measures will come. >> democratic governor andrew cuomo is getting ready to roll out major changes to

peter doocy has a preview. that starts at 9:00 a.m. right?cretary of state starts at 3 information hours with testimony in front of the senate foreign relations committee. at 2:00 she heads over to the house side and talk to the foreign affairs committee there. many lawmakers waited more than 4 months to hear from secretary clinton. we have a good idea about where their heads are at right now. >> we need to focus on the attacks in benghazi what she knew when she knew it what happened before leading up to where the security was gone how we are going to find jutis. >> he means for the families of the u.s. ambassador for stevens computer specialist shawn smith and glen daughterty who were all killed when he was bombarded after attacks on september 11th. specific things include why ambassador steven's body was missing for more than 11 hours and why assets were ner deployed. secretary of state clinton is in the office for two weeks. state department officials say she has been studying for today's testimony. >>> shy he had a chance to talk the peop

deal can be done without impinging on the rights guaranteed by the second amendment, kelly. >> peter doocy from our washington news room, thank you, peter. >> well, there are now questions today, following another poor jobs report that we received, and why we're not hearing more about the administration's second term agenda on our unemployment crisis. according to the labor department, unemployment claims rose by 4,000 has week and the highest number in five weeks. there are now some 12 million americans or more unemployed, and more than 22 million folks are either unemployed or underemployed in lower paying jobs and the average unemployed person is out of work forks, are you ready for this? nearly 40 weeks. and there's a good chance that a person gets a pink slip now would not see another real paycheck until october, 2013. the labor participation rate remains unchanged. 53.6% under 64% for the entire year of 2012 and that's the longest stretch since the keep deep reception of the early 1980's. angela mcglowan, analyst, and julie, a former political advisor to senator lautenberg of new jer

>> peter doocy reporting from washington. thanks, peter. >>> a major set back for president obama. a federal court of appeals ruled he violated the u.s. constitution when he sidestepped congress and used recess appointments to fill positions on the national labor relations board. whi white house press secretary jay carney said there is precedence for the president's actions. >> there are a lot of cases out there with different courts we respectfully but strongly disagree with the decision. it counters 150 years of precedence. >> let's bring in bob kusiak n managing editor. >> evidences not in recess when he made his recess appointment. it was in pro ferm -- pro form precedence. if i simply declare by fiat that it is in recess it will be so. you can't do that you are violating the constitution. bit of an embarrassment from a former law professor. >> it is a tough blow. when the senate wasn't passing bills it was technically in session. the court found 3 to 0 that obama violated article two of the constitution. >> both republicans and democrats have done these type of recessed appoin

>> reporter: and, two of the most powerful regulation posts, the president has two choices and peter doocyhe story from washington. >> reporter: this week, president obama's nominee to become the next secretary of state, senator john kerry was received very well. his confirmation hearing by democrats and republicans. >> i commend his nomination to you without resignation. >> he'll be a terrific bridge from the hill to the administration. >> reporter: his support in the senate is not expected to d is likely re the expected to become the next secretary of state. but, handicapping the odds for confirmation of president obama's other nominees for important positions, is tricky. like richard cordray for the director of the consumer financial protection bureau. >> president barack obama: after they refused to give him a vote, i took action to appoint him on my own. >> reporter: the president renominated him this week and senator mike crapo, one of 45 republican senators to opposed his nomination last year and, the senator said this week until key structure changes are made to the bureau to ensur

in washington, peter doocy, fox news. >>> the president's stance on tougher gun laws is leading to a boost in sales. at a gun show this weekend in california, some waiting for hours to buy guns or ammunition. people there say events like this demonstrate how concerned americans are over losing their second amendment rights. >> you look at these lines today, this is a prime example of people who are angry and worried. >> estimated 18,000 people attended this event. the ceo of the national rifle association is scheduled to testify next week as we said before the senate judiciary committee on gun control. >>> concerns remain as illinois is set to become the fourth state to issue driver's licenses to illegal immigrants. some say the measure doesn't have enough safe guards to avoid identity fraud and those in favor say it's a public safety measure. governor quinn is expected to sign the measure today. washington, utah and new mexico are the three other states that allow licenses for illegal immigrants. >>> immigration will be among the big issues president obama will face in his second te

peter doocy. >> reporter: the company made more than 200 of the so-called naked image machines, rapidcan, they needed to fix the software so the images people thought were violating the privacy were a lot more vague and looked like stick figures or cartoons inhe stead of revealing photographs. but the companies couldn't outfit with the new automated atr technology by deadline. by june, they'll only see imageries with faster output and legal experts say this move hines up with the basic constitutional rights of travelers. >> the fourth amendment requires you cannot be searched or seized, your person can't be searched without a warrant and obviously this scan ser not a warrant. what they're doing is pulling back and making something that is in line with the fourth amendment and not in violation of people's rights. >> there was steady opposition to the scanners the entire time they were used partly because they use x-rays, but mostly for privacy reasons. and then the house transportation committee said that the tsa was spending a lot of money for scanners, didn't think were keeping flyer

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peter doocy is live in washington with more. rifle association president said today he does not think an assault weapons ban could pass congress. senator john mccain doesn't think it could either and john mccain explained this morning why he doesn't think an assault weapons ban should pass congress and he used the overseas example of mass murderer. >> we obviously have a situation where crazy people, deranged individuals, have access to guns. how do you do that? in norway, a country with the most stringent gun laws, a guy was able to slaughter a huge number of people in norway. we need to look at it in the entirety. >> senator john mccain does not believe taking guns away from people will reduce gun violence but he thinks public safety would improve by figuring out a way to keep guns out of the hands of deranged individuals something that the democratic senator murphy agrees with but murphy wants to go further with a strict assault weapons ban. he described that legislation this morning. >> it is a tighter ban than the previous

our peter doocy with the news live for us in washington. and peter, after all of this task force and that information coming together. do you have any indication that republicans and democrats are finding common ground on gun control? >> harris, both sides said they think it would be wise to figure out some way to prevent the sale of firearms and ammunition to people who are known to be mentally ill and dangerous, but actually implementing that idea has already been a source of intense debate and so has talks about enhancing background checks. >> should we look at improving our background check system? i'm willing to listen to what proposals come forward on that, but again, i don't know that that would stop what happened in newtown and i think we need to be very thoughtful in how we go forward with what happens and make sure that whatever is done actually is a solution to the problem. >> former mississippi governor haley barber summarized the general republican argument against strict gun control this morning, on meet the press, by saying si

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>> heather: peter doocy reporting from washington.egg: changing the way the president wins the white house. some republicans state lawmakers pitching a plan to change the rules for how the electoral college votes in certain blue states are allocated. the focus move is outraging democrat, including the head of michigan's democratic party who calls it, quote, election rigging. let's bring in former republican congressman of ohio and former democratic congressman of pen opinion, joe sestak. gentlemen, both of your respective states, blue states, have republican controlling both houses. so they could make the change and congressman sestak, i looked it up, it does leave it up to the state legislatures to determine the calculation. so why not? >> absolutely. we have to respect that the states can do what they decide to do within their own borders. that said, before they take a step like this, for whatever reason, i think they have oarlock at the whole of the united states. so for example, if one or two states does change it, let's say texas

. >> peter doocy is live from washington with more. >> peter do we have you there? >> yeah, i am here. >> during her testimony in front of house and senate committees secretary clinton kept mentioning in addition to the poor americans who we that were there was one diplomatic security agent who is seriously injured and is recovering at qualiti walter reed medical center. 25 to 30 other survivors were evacuated and she got testy when challenged why the sur vooir's accounts have not been used to set the word straight. >> we were misled there were protests and something sprang out of that. that was easily not the fact the american people could have known that within days. >> with all due respect we had four dead americans was it because of a protest or guys out for a walk who decided they would kill americans. what difference at this point does it make? >> secretary clinton was not always that combative, though. at one point while reading prepared remarks she choked up. >> i stood next to president obama as the marines carried these flag draped caskets off the plane at

. >> peter doocy, thanks so much. have a great day now. >> it is time to take a look at who is talking. bill o'reilly addressing us last night reacted to the latest economic data on "the factor." the last quarter was the worst economic performance since 2009. >> in a talking points memo he talks about how the president could have such a high approval rating despite the bleak report. >> america is in a bad place economically. the folks don't seem to care. there's no if he a question the are giving him a tremendous amount of slack. the president's achievements have been few. obama carries the law we know that but corporations bike lo boston scientific are laying off workers largely because of the cost they will occincur from ob healthcare. if that trend takes hold we are in trouble. we are living in an interesting time. we have a popular president a bad bad economy and everybody paying more taxes. doesn't add up. pardon the pun. >> a new "washington post" poll says 57 americans have a favorable opinion of president obam

. >>> peter doocy live in washington. thank you. >>> it is time for stories you can bank on this morning and joining me is lauren simonetti from the fox business network. let's talk about zach lew nom nae for treasury secretary. he needs to go back to the second grade to fix his penmanship. he is expected to be nominated as treasury secretary. let's take a look at his signature. 8 loops for each of letters of his name. that would be on dollar bills below the seal of the treasury on the right side. take a look at timothy geithner. he had to do to to print. it went from the first one to the second one. the second one much clearer. we have to see if mr. lew will have to do his as well. >> aig has been in the news a lot this week because of the shareholder lawsuit. >> congratulations aig is not suing not to join a shareholder lawsuit against the government and tax payer. which they receive add bailout. >> which they mapaid. >> the terms of the bailout were unfair to shareholders. even without aig's participation that will mov

peter doocy is live for us in washington this morning with more. >> hi, heather and ainsley. one of the big takeaways from president obama's speech yesterday was that he is happy the bipartisan group of 8 senators come together with a plan to inform the immigration system since their plan is pretty close to his own plan. something the senator and president share as a priorityiss a desire to create a pathway to citizenship. >> we have to deal with the 11 million individuals here illegally. we all agree these men and women should have to earn their way to citizenship. but for immigration reform to work it must be clear there is a pathway to citizenship. >> the pathway to citizenship is tied to tiert pored tighter bor security. he didn't say that in his speech. that's something marco rubio who is part of the group working on the details of the legislation is worried about. >> if this endeavor becomes a bidding war to see who can come up with the cheapest way to a green card as possible this isn't going to go well, folks. >> white house officials think republicans working on immi

country shivers and the midwest is bracing for a dangerous ice storm it is the bottom of the hour and peter doocyis standing by with more on that. peter. >> the national weather service issued a wnter storm watch for parts of the midwest. an ice storm is expected to arrive tomorrow and last in the night. the region will be hit with freezing rain and sleet that could snarl travel from st. louis to chicago. u.s. anti-doping agency wants lance armstrong to testify under oath about the use of drugs and cycling he will talk but unlikely with the usda. a testy letter revealed the gulf between the two sides. >> hundreds of people are marching on washington to demand stricter gun control measures. 100 people from newtown, connecticut will be in the march. >>> and it is official. the force is with jy abramings. walt disney company confirmed the report that abrams will direct the seventh installment of "star wars" franchise. george lucas said abram system the right choice. >> can't wait to see it, thank you, peter. the recent unrest in egypt has lawmakers debating sending aid in the country. just today mor

peter doocy has more from washington. >> harris, the tsa told the maker of the machines that took revealing the soft wear so it looks leak cartoons than adults and congressman dated that all scanning machines need automatic target recognition or apr neck -a tech. they will see the faster through put and faster lane for traveler. tsa paid rapid scan 40 million for the machines and now rapid scan has to take them out at their own expense. >> your person can't be searched without a warnet and what they are doing and pulling back here is making something in line with the fourth amendment and not violation of people's rights. >> the republican congressman said he didn't know if the controversial machine worked . a host hard earned taxpayer money. >> tsa is going to use full body scanners that create generic images . the travelers can always opt out if they prefer a pat down, harris. >> all righty peter thank you. >> a massive confrontation playing out in egypt. it happened where several officers are on trial for allegedly killing protestor in the revolutionary uprising in 2011. it included the f

. >> peter doocy is back with more on this. >> good morning. 77 percent of americans are seeing taxes rise for the new year. it is coming to us from the tax policy center from 4.2 percent to 6.2 percent. they are stuck at the bottom of the fiscal cliff so yesterday for the first time in american history president obama used an auto pen to electronically sign the american tax payer relief act in 2012 from the vacation spot in hawaii. the white house counsel had to approve of the move. president obama is the first ever to use a mechanical signature to sign bills into law. he is using a spain style video to talk about change in his second term. >> just like four years ago winning the election won't bring about change. when i take the oath of office i will be more determined as ever. i am glad i have you by my side. >> congressman darrel issa was a no vote for the fiscal cliff bill which had a 41-1 new rish yo of new taxes suspending cuts. he continued blasting that provision last night. we have taken a slug of hair waned said quaint do it again. we are taking this new debt as a result an

>> gregg: peter doocy in washington. peter, thanks. >> well, new reaction today to the pentagon's decision to lift the ban on women in combat, which could open up thousands of front line military positions as soon as this year. some critics of the policy though they say that the mixing of genders on the battlefield is a dangerous experiment. advocates though say that the move -- women have already proved themselves in the line of fire. steve centanni is live in washington with more on this. hi, steve. >> that debate continues in women over combat. even though the policy has now changed to acknowledge the reality in today's military. women have been serving in certain combat roles for years. but with the stroke of the pen just last week. outgoing defense secretary leon panetta made it official. women can serve alongside men on the front lines. some opponents say this could lead to problems with unit cohesion and combat readiness. >> my issue here is mixing the genders in infantry units, armor units and special forces unit

peter doocy. bill: we are learning more information now about a shooting at a high school in taft, california. that is about 100 miles north of l.a. police say a 16-year-old student planned the attack on two students who he claims had bullied him. he took a shotgun belonging to his brother, opened fire at the school, injurying one student. then a teacher reportedly talked him into surrendering. today that teacher is being hailed as a hero. >> i first want to commend the teacher. i think he saved many lives today, his actions, his time, his ability of what he did in protecting the students there. >> the heroics of these two people, goes without saying to stand there and face someone that has a shotgun, who already discharged it and shot a student that says, speaks volumes for these two young men and what they may have prevented. they could have just easily tried to get out of the classroom and left students and they didn't and they knew not to let him leave that classroom with that shotgun and they

peter doocy has more. >> that's right, the obama task force led by joe biden is working on recommendations that president obama can turn in specific policy proposals with the goal of reducing gun violence. they are talking to victims and folks from hollywood and specific hints that the ce-president gave us about the group's discussion sounds like something out of the latest james bond movie, sky fall. >> we'll be meeting with technology experts, because to over state the case, a lot can change, for example if every gun purchased can only be fired by the person who purchased it. we literally would be unable to fire. that technology exists but it is extremely expensive. >> the national rifle association participated but characterized the administration's agenda as one attacking the second amendment. they don't think they got a fair shake and this is why. >> gun control is a failed experiment. joe biden pushed a gun ban and bill clinton justice department said it had no impact. look at mental health and violent culture and then start to make a difference in our kid's livings. >> on tuesday, t

peter doocy is live in washington. is this vote expected to pass today, peter? >> reporter: it is, martha. that is really interesting because down in the house where it also passed democrats largely did not support this measure which includes the no budget, no pay provision which republicans came up with to support raising the debt limit until may 18th as long as lawmakers stop receiving paychecks until the chamber they serve in pass as budget. the senate majority leader harry reid called it a gimmick but he also said it is important and it should get the 60 votes it needs. republican senator robb portman plans to offer an amendment to the bill later today, calling for a dollar in cuts for every dollar the debt limit goes up. that amendment is unclear. portman argues, this is quote, washington can not continue to raise the debt limit while kicking the debt down the road on deficit reduction and in order to spur job creation to get our economy back on the right track. we must restore fiscal responsibility. this has to start by washington to stop spending money we

peter doocy is in washington with more on the plan that is expected to be unveiled this week. >> reporter: good morning. eric, the national rifle association does not think congress can pass an assault weapons ban or a restriction on high-capacity ammunition. and the nra president explained today, he thinks those clips are tough to regulate because they cost so little to make. >> the fact is that -- we live in a society where, first of all, we have a constitutional right and secondly, there are millions and millions of americans who value the rights that they have under the second amendment and who are involved in the shooting sports or use firearms for self-defense. we think they are going to be hurt. >> the argument against an assault weapons ban was made concisely by haley barbour who said, quite simply, if you make it a crime to have a gun, only criminals will have gun. but many lawmakers -- mostly democrats -- have been trying to poke holes in that argument. and senator chris murph frecontact connect, who attend several funerals for sandy hook students thinks the national rifle assoc

and the people who do not have employer provided insurance, ones who have to buy it on their own, peter doocy has more from washington. >> reporter: in some states the affordable care act may not be living up to its name. some insurance companies in ohio and florida raised their premiums at least 20% and look at california where the new york times is reporting anthem blue shield wants to raise premiums 26% and the reason they're able to do that because mek costs are rising for them, too, even though obamacare requires insurance companies to go through the rate rehe view program for any premium increases more than 10%, if an insurance company can prove their costs are going up, it's hard for that rate review program to deny the increased premiums. although some experts say that could put a major strain on the system. >> if they can't afford the premiums, they're not going to get coverage or a state exchange, getting coverage that's federally subsidized that's going to cost the taxpayer money. nothing in obamacare law are going to keep the premiums down, premiums are determined by state by stat

peter doocy joining us life from the floor of the washington convention center.now about that molly, what do we know about what the first lady will be wearing tonight. >> that's a secret right up there with the nation's nuclear codes right now that and the song of the first dance. it does have some significance because the first lady's dress here at the inaug usually donated to the smithsonian. that's why there is a lot of curiosity about it. you may remember in 2009 she wore a white one shouldered think upon dress by a then somewhat unknown 26-year-old designer jason roo. her husband said she was very good looking in 2009. i'm sure he will say something like that today. last first dance beon is is -- beyonce's last dance. >> shepard: who else is performing tonight? >> it's a lot of stuff that you would hear if you got in your car and turned on the radio right now. alicia keyes. stevie wonder. john legend. who is the band fun. we are in a big 473,000 square foot basement. and we expect about 20 minutes from now to see a lot of dancing. even though people are real

one lawmaker behind a proposed assault weapons ban admits it will have a hard time passing and peter doocyn. >> harris, more than 157 kinds of military style assault weapons would be banned by legislation introduced by democratic senator dianne feinstein and she says this morning, she thinks most americans are behind her. >> sandy hook, i think, really destroys all of the kind of tails that the nra are trying to weave about, you know, young people and guns. >> president obama revealed in an interview with the new republican, he takes guests skeet shooting at camp david all the time and that quote, i have a profound respect for the traditions of hunting that is back in this country for generations and those who dismiss that out of hand make a big mistake. >> we heard from one of those hunters, congressman paul ryan. >> let's go beyond this debate and go deeper, and what's going on with mental illness and i hop we don't skip past that and recycled ideas failed in the past. >> and congressman marsha blackburn suggested that banning assault weapons had not prevent mass murder. >> do a so-calle

peter doocy with the news tonight from washington. >> harris, the vice president gave us a very specificxample on friday of an event being kicked around by the task force leading trying to reduce gun violence similar from the james bond movie sky fall thrmpleghts is a lot could change if, for example, every gun purchased could only be fired by the person who purchased it. literally would be unable to be fired that technology exists but extremely expensive. ideas like that don't sit well with the national rifle association who emerged from a meeting with the vice president this week under the impression that the administration is seeking to attack the second amendment. gun control has been a failed experiment. joe biden pushed a gun ban through in 1994 and bill clinton's justice department said it had no contact impact on crime. let's look at violent culture. things that can address the underlying problem. retailers across the country have seen a surge in sales lately as many are stocking up on weapons they apparently come by once the federal government takes steps steps to reduce violenc

peter doocy with more from washington. >> the vice president gave us a very specific example on friday of an idea being kicked around by the task force he's leading trying to reduce gun violence. it sounds similar to something from the james bond movie, "skyfall." >> there is a lot could change if, for example, every gun purchased could only be fired by the person who purchased it, because literally would be unable to be fired. that technology exist, but it's extremely expensive. >> ideas like that don't fit well with the national rifle association who more thanked from the meeting with the vice president this week under the impression that the administration is seeking to attack the second amendment. >> gun control has been a failed experiment. joe biden pushed a gun ban through in 1994 and bill clinton's justice department said had it had no impact on crime. so let's look at mental health. let's look at a violent culture. let's look at things that can really address the underlying problem. >> retailers across the country have seen a surge in sales lately as many americans are stockin