shannon?nk you very much for keeping us update. >> you bet. >> shannon: do you the commissioners step down. >> what about the hundreds of rulings they have issued since being appointed. joining us a man who once served as the chairman of the nlrb. thanks for joining us today. >> happy to be here. thanks for are having me. >> shannon: imagine a big thumbs up from you on the court decision. your reaction? >> the court decision is very well written and very scholarly. the conclusion is in escapable and really invited by president obama who did something which no president in american his tore arery has done and that is to purport to name recess appointments during a short break in a continuous senate session. the president doesn't have unilateral appointment authority. it is shared with the senate. the president nominates, the senate confirms. and the reason for that is our founders were concerned that unfit characters would otherwise receive high government positions. >> shannon: i thought that

>>o. >> shannon: all right. we have had heard suggestions about what the vice-president may present and the common ground of gun rights advocates. and in these recommendations this week, is there anything have you heard about background checks or eliminating certain types of weapons that you think would be beneficial? or are you more concerned about limits? >> well, it's a connection of the slippery slope and the nibbling by a thousand cuts. that's been going on since the mid-90s. if you go back, there is a marvelous clip of senator dianne feinstein, after they passed the original so-called assault weapons ban. and by the way, those are not assault weapons, they are semi-automatics. they are not sawrlt weapons. after they passed that ban, she said, that was the best she could get f. she had her way, she would have banned them all, scooped them all up, she said, turn them all in, mr. and mrs. america. the daily cost has written that's the real agenda, to prohibit the ownership of firearms. it's very clear they wi

shannon. >> shannon: how do they remember him today?well, we have the ceremony as you saw in our report there, but then they have people from the marines and we have people from congress and of course his family speaking about it, particularly talking about military service, remember, he'd served in the navy during the second world war and he could become a commander-in-chief and what led to his geopolitical debt and the way he approached china it would be incredible like dealing north korea today and considered prior to pretty much an enemy and how it was a brave politician with an immense world vision and that seems to be his long-term legacy and perhaps history remember him more kindly in the future. >> dominique di-natale live. thank you. >> they are reminders of the innocent lives claimed by a ruthless murderer. memorials in newtown, connecticut. so many generous and caring people across the country thinking of the victims and entire town and now it has a request it hopes will be honored. and also an evacuation at the country's bus

shas why shannon was there. and we invited shannon to be there.ve i'm surviving this moment without just falling completely apart. >> through all of this, carolyn and shawn had one bright spot, the possibility of still having a child from their own embryos. in late august, they finally received some good news. their surrogate was pregnant. >> it was just such a huge relief. i felt like our world had been tilted and then kind of went center. and to me, that was the way things were supposed to have been. at that moment. and we were very, very happy. >> happy, but overwhelmed. at seven and a half months, carolyn and her doctor became concerned that she was once again facing life-threatening problems in her pregnancy. first, she developed a problem with her liver. which could potentially harm the baby. and then, her doctor found that her blood pressure was rising, to a dangerous level. >> there was a lot of anxiety building in us, are we going to be able to get this baby further. is our baby okay? it was absurd. it was absurd. >> september 24th, 2009,

shannon. >> all right, dominic. thank you. >>> right now crews searching by water and by air to find a plane that disappeared from radar after leaving an island paradise. one of the passengers on board is a member of a family-run fashion empire. the latest on that developing story. also a new bombshell report said disgrace cyclist lance armstrong is exploring whether to admit he used performance enhancing drug. he is not saying anything publicly about that claim but now his lawyer is. plus we go live to aurora, colorado where a gunman has once again targeted multiple victims. the same town where a movie massacre occurred months ago. >> four people are dead after an hour-long police standoff in aurora, colorado. that name may sound familiar. six months ago aurora was the scene of a gunman's rampage as a movie theater that left a dozen people dead and this was the scene today. a s.w.a.t. team arriving at a home after gunshots were heard inside that home after 3:00 in the morning local time. police said when they first

jay's team, shannon's team. by having both of those units in place i think there is going to be a really powerful team. because you can't just open up the data. you have to do things like this, where you get the community together or you have people actually talking about it because the demand side, as we were talking about it, will be there because there is going to be someone there. there have to be people working with it who are getting out there. i think this is what this city is going to be really powerful. in terms of other cities doing as well, chicago is doing some really interesting stuff. scary cool stuff. they're taking 3 in 1 data, pothole request and crime report and matching it up with social media. they're getting this really deep and rich picture of what is going on in the city. and you can do that with data when you think about it creatively. philadelphia as i mentioned, they are really active in open data. and new york, again with 3 in 1 is doing smart analytics. i think that's what you'll see

this has some of the best people, shannon and jay are doing t. they've been doing it awhile so they know what they're doing. it's great. last year i was building this adopted tree app and i found it on the data portal. it had like some weird geo data like it was in some form i couldn't use. i just dropped jay a note and like within 24 hours i got the data fixed and it was perfect. so, it's those kind of relationships that matter and having the right people in place. so, i think the chief data officer, these guys will end up joining a rock star team. >> not a question, but just a comment to say thanks to the city's innovation office. we're a small company from ireland called building i. we take permit data from cities and show it to anyone who wants to see it. we started off in ireland, discovered the san francisco data and came over here and now we've got an office up and running here with san francisco data. so, it's great to be able to do that. just one note of caution of how do you prevent kind of third-party data integrators from owning that

moore journalist and radio host of the shannon moore show nightly on k o n ninety five point five f.m. in ten twenty am anchorage and also the host the t.v. host of more up north shannon welcome back to you dream of me happy new year tom well thank you the same to you it's great to see you environmentalist have been warning about the dangers of drilling in the arctic for as long as anybody's been talking about doing it how did something like this actually happened. well you know it's curious ministration really how that's true and it was. really a part for me last year when ken salazar when asked about his plans for dealing with you know what we're going to do if there was a spill in the arctic we don't know how to clean up oil under ice and it's so precarious the environment is so precarious there what was he going to do it and he actually said i don't believe there will ever be a spill which you know is sort of the abstinence program i think for some people that end up to be parents as teenagers i don't think it's really going to happen but it is been and it has been this remeeting

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how you is this strategy work out for republicans, shannon? >> shannon: the president says if they refuse everyone from business owners to average americans will suffer but republicans are calling his bluff saying the debt ceiling gives them leverage that will force democrats to get serious about spending cuts and entitlement reform. here is house republican jim jordan. >> let's do it for a change instead of saying oh, give us more revenue and we promise we will cut spending later. give us more borrowing authority and let us run up the credit card more. we promise we will cut -- this is lucy and charlie brown on the football and the american people are saying we are not going to try to kick it this time. >> shannon: whether or not the president wants a debate the republicans say he will get one. >> shepard: what about the possibility of more tax increases. pelosi was suggesting that is on the table? >> shannon: republicans say they have given the white house hundreds of billions in new revenue and time to handle the other hey! did you know tha

but within a minute, shannon is safe on the beach.y, but he knows it could have been much worse. >> this great white shark about four meters ten grabbed me and i was underneath the water looking at the shark face to face. >> despite his rendezvous with death, shannon still surfs. a rubber glove protects his a rubber glove protects his fragile hand, a constant reminder of how fierce and fast these ocean creatures can be. >> quite scared to go out there. i just feel very lucky to be alive right now. >> elbow reef, key largo, florida. a nerf shark gets cozy with a diver and sens him to the hospital. >> instantaneously it hurt. it was almost like a firecracker going off in my mouth. >> for more than a decade, diver dave marcel has been leading scuba tours for curious thrill seekers. >> working with wild animals in their natural habitat is something that most people only could dream of. >> the reef is teeming with life. fish of all shapes and sizes, beautiful coral, a rare chance to interact with some of the planet's most interesting chara

shannon bream has our report. reporter: >> i cannot think of a better person to continue then jack lew. reporter: president obama signaling plans to continue by nominating jack lew. he has handled a string of issues that has impacted the economy. >> he presided over three budget surpluses in a row. for all the talk out there about deficit reduction, making sure our books are balanced, he is a guy who did it three times. reporter: that senator jeff sessions says that jack lew is the wrong one for the job and that without newt gingrich refusing to allow more government spending, the budget achiement would never have happened. jeff sessions accuses jack lew of lying to congress and testify about the president's policy and plan. >> he has consistently and deliberately misrepresented the facts of the president's plan as the budget director. >> in his book, bob woodward asserts that jack lew had a key role in putting together the sequester plan. it will soon unleash across-the-board domestic defense cuts if congress doe

shannon bream has our report.t the same time announcing that it performed a record number of abortions, it also received a half-million dollars in taxpayer money, prompting advocates to sound the alarm. >> we should not be borrowing money so we can pay for more abortions. it is a commonsense disconnect right there. >> after the congress was sworn in, family planning funding was blocked. plant -- planned parenthood says like any other health care provider, we are reimbursed by the government for providing specific preventive services to low-income patients. federal funds and cannot be used to prvide abortions. over the last three years, it has performed nearly a million abortions at a consistent annual rates. during that same time, the organization has had a 30% drop in cancer screenings and more than an 11% drop in contraceptive services. funding battles are brewing across the country as a number of states are thought to block planned parenthood from accessing funds. the obama administration has often stepped in,

. >> reporter: her personal trainer, david, helps to keep shannon and others focused on their dpoals. >> the gym is packed the first two, two and a half months of the year. by the middle of march this has died down. then you have the people or serious about -- who are serious about getting into summertime shape. >> they've taught me tips. i've learned a lot. >> i love it. that's what got me into this. i went through a weight loss competition myself. lost 80 pounds. completely changed my life, my life-style. >> reporter: it's those life changing events, which shannon uses to reach her final goal. >> i think throughout the year this was about 40 pounds i've lost. my goal is to lose the last 10 that doesn't want to go away. >> reporter: it's that personal gratification of seeing them transform their lives. >> even something as simple as them coming into the gym. they do know what to expect and getting them excited about working out and being healthy, getting them to make proper choices, that's exciting. >> reporter: in perry hall, reporting for abc2 news. >>> tonight one local couple spe

steve shannon represents lowdon county. >> we started last night bringing in our state forces and our hired equipment at midnight. a long night already but worth it. >> reporter: so you are paying close attention to the conditions and like we just reported, they have been changing rapidly. so how do you mobilize your crews and what do you do in regard to getting folks out on the main roads? >> well across northern virginia, to include the other counties, we pre stage. bring our hired equipment in. about 95 percent of our snow fighting capability as we called it are hired equipment. right now we have over 800 pieces of equipment on the road through northern virginia. we bring them in early enough to load them with equipment and chemicals and pre stage them in the areas. in most areas we have applied salt on the bridges, the ramps, the overpasses and our primary roughrider routes,. >> those are the hot spots obviously. fairfax county has over 310 pieces of equipment. down in the southern part of the county, right now, frozen precipitation, but nothing is really sticking. here in lowdon

a job well done by mike shannon. may go beyond a division title. reportedly considering a contract extension for their head coach even though shany has two years left. he's done a great job coaching. prove to be more draft day gems. robert griffin iii versus russel wilson. both have surpassed ben roethlisberger's rating. if you add andrew luck to the mix, three rookie qb's playing in the post season. he's never seen anything like it. >> you take a look at 40 years in the national football league and all first round draft choices that play ten or more games, only 7 guys that's winning records and this year there's three guys with winning records. i can't really explain that. but all three quarterbacks playing at a high level. i think it's great for the game. i think it speaks highly about colleges and what they are doing with the passing attacks now to get them accustomed to the nfl and credit to these quarterbacks and how they play. >> sunday the redskins are on pregame show. all the inside angles as the skins take on the seahawks. the fox network

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shannon bream with the rest of this story in d.c. what's at stake here, shannon?ep, what the justices decide could establish a national standard for how police and prosecutors handle drunk driving cases. in this case the driver did refuse a breathalyzer twice and was forced to allow his blood to be drawn but all before the officer who took him in had a chance to get a warrant. that officer testified he was worried that key evidence would be lost if the blood sample wasn't taken right away. stephan shapiro argued that's just not the case. this is a very different situation than the situation where somebody can flush the drugs down the drain and they are gone instantly and totally. the dispation of alcohol in the blood is slow and gradual and often takes many hours. >> as you noted the driver tested nearly twice the legal limit. the evidence was thrown out because there was no warrant, shep. >> shepard: sometimes, shannon the justices give a clue or hint about how they might rule. how about this one? >> they all seemed very concerned about any chipping away at the f

>> shannon bream live in d.c. thank you very much. very first day of 2013 means president obama's inauguration for his second term is just three weeks away. the planning and the preparations have been going on actually for months. half a million people are expected to attend the event. either along the parade route or at the event itself. that's fewer than four years ago when more than a million-dollar spectators descended on washington, d.c. as jennifer davis reports, the logistics are just as challenging. you could say this hum of construction represents the foundation of our country. these are the stands that will showcase the peaceful passage of one presidential term to the next. >> we feel good that america has had this tradition for hundreds of years. >> they aren't expecting the record setting crowds of four years ago but senator chuck schumer who is involved in organizing says they are still planning plenty of pomp and circumstance. >> the inauguration seems to be gaining in strength in terms of the interest people have the nu

shannon rights 10 kilometers to and from work every day. >> i started being a full-time commuter in april 2010. i rode my bike to work one day and fell in love with that, and i have been writing every day since. >> on a bridge leading toward downtown, a counter tallies up the number by passing by. more than 100,000 since october. nearby, we met the seattle mayor, who was also biking to work. >> what you see in cities across the country is that mayors are looking to accommodate the growing demands a bicyclist. new york, chicago, said francisco, washington d.c., major cities are all embracing bicycling as an alternative for those who want to take it. >> less than 2% of trips in the u.s. are taken by bicycle, but the two-wheel trend is growing. analysts say it will shift away from americans traditional reliance on the family automobile. >> the car is not on its way out, and i would support -- our be surprised to see it ever on its way out. however, it will none have the dominant position that has today. >> in seattle, employers see bike lanes as an asset. >> the business is we are trying to

correspondent shannon bream tells us about another big topic today. gun control.begin with white house correspondent wendell goler on the partisan tone over the debt. good evening, wendell. >> good evening. >> bret: the party that doesn't control the white house is rarely happy about raising the debt ceiling. >> reporter: recent years a genuine threat not to do so. >> raising the nation's debt ceiling, the president told reporters is a necessity caused by spending in the past. not something to trade with congress for spending cuts in the future. >> they can act responsibility, and pay america's bills. or act irresponsibly and put america through economic crisis. >> treasury secretary geithner says accounting maneuvers let us hold out till march and obama suggested he is prepared to hold out longer by prioritizing what bills the government paid. >> social security checks and veteran benefits will be dela delayed. we might not pay the troop or honor contract. >> republicans reacted swif swiftly. john boehner said consequences of failing to increase the debt creeling

analyst shannon sharp said belichick made it easy for you to root against the patriots.n't be a poor sport all the time" shannon sharp. >> the ravens took to twitter to celebrate and show fans what they were missing in foxborough and we will share that with you. here is a pick -- peckture torii tweeted out. this is them with the t-shirts but someone got makeup on it and another one from smith this is one of the guys on the plane he wrote underneath afc champs and terrell suggs tweeted this with coach harbaugh and he he said he made coach turn his had to the side. and there it is. he looks cool. and recognize these guys we will show you oriole adam jones with michael phelps on the sidelines. they were excited. i wouldn't say as excited but almost as excited as the ravens. >> talking about the hat we have the hat for you right here. we have got the shirt right here which you saw in the twitter photos. makeup courtesy of mike. but we have a new shirt coming out now this one is code for superbowl. fans only produce the original shirt dowel during the 2000 and 2001 season and

>> shepard: shannon bream on capitol hill. shannon, thank you. the senate this evening approved a 50 billion-dollar aid package for victims of super storm sandy. now it goes on to the president to get a signature. it's been three months since sandy slammed into the east coast and caused devastation from delaware to connecticut. the storm hit the jersey shore and parts of new york city especially hard. tens of thousands of people still essentially homeless. living in hotels or trailers. even tents the senate voted 62-36 in favor of the measure tonight. most of the no votes from lawmakers who offered for offsetting the price with spending cuts. the boy scouts say they thinking of reversing dropping ban on gay members and gay troop leaders. they say the national board could announce the decision as soon as next week that does not mean local boy scout groups or troops would have to do the same jim angle is live in washington. if it happens, jim, the decisions would be up to each individual unit? >> that's right, shep. if the national board votes for

fox's shannon bream has more. >> reporter: as police chiefs and sheriffs from around country gathered at the white house to meet with president obama and discuss gun violence, he put the onus directly on capitol hill. >> as we've indicated before, the only way we're going to be able to do everything that needs to be done is with the cooperation of congress. >> reporter: with growing indications that it won't be easy sledding on the hill, a number of obama allies across the country are rolling out plans to go after gun manufacturers and their financial backers. officials in california, illinois, new york and pennsylvania have publicly called on various employee pension funds to divest any holdings linked to the gun industry. >> city of los angeles funds should not go to profit companies that producewomens, designed to maximize carnage -- produce weapons designed to maximize carnage and death. >> reporter: rahm emanuel has sent letters to multimillion dollar banks that maintain accounts for smith & wesson and ruger. he wrote we will send a message that gun owners will no longer support

fox news's shannon bream joining with us that story. hi, shannon. >> hello.the administration is supposed to issue a report about regulations in the pipeline that will have significant economic impact. it is supposed to happen in april and october. those deadlines were never met in 2012. instead we got the administration's regulatory agenda on the friday afternoon before christmas. on federal register where regulations are housed, 77,000 pages. 3700 proposed new rules and regulations. estimated cost of implementing the administration's new regulatory agenda is more than $123 billion and will likely require companies to spend 13.6 million man-hours processing all the necessary paperwork. >> they control cost of products that you, that you buy. they control the, your living conditions, your work conditions. they limited kinds of activities that you can do. they limit things you can do with your own property. they subject people to all kinds of violations that they had no idea they were doing. that of course can ultimately impact somebody's liberty. >> because s

the worker pulls shannon's embryos from a cryopreservation tank and places them on a petri dish with the name "savage" on it. nine months later, knowing she was having someone else's baby, caroline gives birth to little logan and then gives him up to his real parents. >> can you say hello to everybody? say hi? hi? >> to think that a woman carried someone else's baby, albeit by accident, to term and then had to hand that child over to that couple, not achieving her own pregnancy, first of all, she's an amazing woman. and secondly, it's a tragedy. >> happily, sean and caroline recently had twins, isabella and reagan, with the help of a surrogate. mistakes like this are exceedingly rare, but they do happen. nine months in the wrong mom is no way to have a baby. so if you're getting fertility treatment, make sure the clinic is accredited by the college of american pathologists. at number 6, operating on the wrong body part. jesse matlock has a wandering right eye. the 3-year-old needs surgery to have it fixed. he goes in for the operation, and the surgeon cuts into the left eye instead o