shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much.ning to us talk about the possible impact of sequestration, congressman peter king. thank you very much for joining us today. >> shannon, thank you. >> shannon: there are a lot of ways in which this could impact us when we are talking about national security i think of the borders, of course of defense. what are your greatest concerns if this happens on friday? >> actually there is a number of concerns i would have as far as homeland security but i'm speaking for my isself since i'm the former chairman. i very strongly believe at a time when we are struggling with controlling the borders, cutting back on border patrol, cutting back on immigration and customs enforcement it is just a terrible step to take. in addition to that the coast guard which is an eis sentencing part of homeland security. the secret service an a eis essential part of homeland security. and in new york we have a thousand police officers working on counter terrorism every day. as it is we don't get reimbursed enough

shannon? >> i imagine he'll have tough questions in the senate on thursday. >> reporter: could be the hardest hearing we've had. thank you. >>> moments ago a senior official apparently said what we're looking at is a draft of the white paper. not sure if that changed the details for many folks, but we'll follow up on that and let you know more. >>> dramatic new details on a daring rescue in alabama where the fbi managed to free a hostage held for seven days. they were watching the suspect and the boy deep in an underground bunker when they decided it was time to move in. elizabeth pran is live with more. hello, elizabeth. >> reporter: hi, shannon. we have new information for you. school officials came to our location and gave us more details about the school bus that as dragged away from the crime scene. we now know that school bus is retired, and today a new bus and bus number went along charles poland's route this morning, although not all the children were on board. they do expect more chil

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shannon? >> shannon: bad news. thank you, trace.are watching brand new developments out of alabama as that hostage crisis involving a frightened 5-year-old boy enters its seventh day. there could be a news conference at any moment now. we are keeping an eye on that as the boy and the gunman are held up in underground bunker. we are told police are still in constant contact with the suspect and are delivering supplies. including food and toys for the boy. as the small town prays for his safe release. elizabeth prann is live in midland city, alabama with more. hello, elizabeth. >> yeah, shannon. we have been waiting for that press conference to start it was scheduled for about an hour ago, all eyes are on this man jimmie lee dykes the suspect in this situation as he holds that a-year-old boy captive in a bunker not far from our location. authorities confirm they are working 24 hours a day, continuous shift change as they exchange conversations with him and in fact they sent set up a compound right next to our location. over the weeken

shannon?n: there are always consequences to every decision we make. thanks for filling us in on this one. >>> it has been more than five months since the u.s. consulate and annex in benghazi was attacked and four americans were killed. since then every day a new detail or revision or contradiction of what we heard earlier. that was the topic of discussion for lindsey graham on "fox news sunday" and how it relates to a few of president obama's cabinet picks. steve centanni has more on this. >> lindsey graham now says he is worried not only about benghazi but about a speech chuck hagel gave about israel's influence in washington. listen to this. >> allegedly senator hagel said that the u.s. state department was an adjunct of the israeli foreign minister's office which i think would be breathtaking if he said that to have such a view. >> graham says hagel wrote him a letter denying the comment and he will accept that unless more information emerges. hagel's nomination was held up in the senate la

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

shannon on scott quicker to the ball.st. >> bill: thomas wants it in the box. >> tim: laquinton ross. lost the dribble. >> bill: look who is there. >> tim: bruesewitz. >> tim: gives it up to dekker. >> bill: he's in charge of custodial services here. anything you need, he will provide. >> tim: too strong that time with the leaner. pulled down by laquinton on ross. >> bill: good run to the box by thomas. >> tim: they beat wisconsin down the floor for the first time today. >> bill: that's what they have to do. push it. you don't have to shoot it. let the talent get forward, get a touch. >> tim: thad matta with mass substitutions coming up on the next ball. he will get three new bucks into the game. >> bill: got to get some energy. that's why he's doing that. great passing lanes. the bigs are moved way out. >> tim: jackson. >> bill: a nickel-dimer as brust drove. >> tim: time out. alright, if you're thinkin about gettin' a new truck, you're probably thinkin' about fuel economy. well, you're gonna want some torque to go with

jim nantz, former giants quarterback phil simms, and hall of fame receiver shannon sharpe. it's the big game in the big easy, and it doesn't get any better than that. and this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs of super bowl xlvii, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: we are in jackson square at historic new orleans just down want road from thesuperdome, wherecc1: baltimore ravens and the san francisco 49ers are going to face off this evening. we're joined by the commissioner of the national football league roger goodell, plus our cbs sports broadcast team, jim nantz, phil simms, who will be calling the game tonight. and hall of fame wide receiver and cbs analyst shannon sharpe, who seems to me the only guy here today wearing some super bowl rings. >> i thought occasion warranted me bringing out the big diamonds. >> schieffer: mr. commission, i thank you for being with us. some very serious questions now that are on your plate. the president of the united states said he's not sure he'd want his kid to play football if he had a son. what is your

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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

and hall of fame wide receiver and cbs analyst shannon sharpe, who seems to me the only guy here today wearing some super bowl rings. >> i thought occasion warranted me bringing out the big diamonds. >> schieffer: mr. commission, i thank you for being with us. some very serious questions now that are on your plate. the president of the united states said he's not sure he'd want his kid to play football if he had a son. what is your reaction to this? would you want your children to play football now if-- >> absolutely. i have twin daughters, just like the president. and i'm concerned when they play any sport. the second highest incidence of concussions is actually girls' soccer. so what you have to do is make sure that the game is as safe as possible. in the nfl, we're changing the rules. we're making sure the equipment is the best possible equipment. we're investing in research to make sure that we can address concussions, not just to make football safer at the nfl level but all levels, and other sports. >> schieffer: well let me ask you this-- and i'm going to ask you this question be

in washington, shannon bream, fox news. >> we thank you, shannon for that report. >> in the meantime,he search for the suspected ex-cop turned suspected killer is turning more challenging by the day. there's a winter storm and it's slowing investigators progress not in the northeast or having their own, they are looking for christopher dorner and police say they're not going to give up. >> our folks just have different clothes and boots on, but we're going to continue regardless of the weather and we have the equipment we need to get up on top of the mountain and our folks have the clothing they need to get through this weather. >> in america today we're running out of a resource we need. >> what we need are people lege s to fill them. that's why at devry university, we're teaming up with companies like cisco to help make sure everyone's is ready with the know how we need for a new tomorrow. [ male announcer ] make sure america's ready. make sure you're ready. at devry.edu. ♪

i can't watch those again. >> no reason to panic, shannon.here's plenty to talk about. >> is there? because i am running on fumes, man. >> we did a six-hour pregame. what more is there to say? >> just be cool. for another update on the situation, we throw it down to our own steve tasker on the sidelines. >> well, there's not much new to report, j.b. the lights went out and now they're trying to get them back on. some players are stretching. some are not. as a favor i would like to ask you not to come back to me because i have nothing to add. back to you, j.b. >> well, thanks, steve. that seems like it's been 15 minutes. no? it's been less than one minute? okay. well, as a reminder, on cbs it's "two broke girls," "two broke girls," very funny show. now, bill, as an ex-coach, who do you think is helped by the blackout? >> well, as i've said seven times in the last 15 minutes, i can see it having advantages for both sides. [ laughter ] that's all i got, j.b. i am real sorry, pal, but that's all i got. >> dan, what do you think the quarterbacks a

shannon, indicated there is a possibility to consider that. director ram, if you want to engage with me on that conversation which we had the last few days. >> yes, thank you, commissioner. as i understand it, the concerns that you've raised, they're kind of three major concerns. one is the band above the base of the building and strengthening that so that there is more of a distinction between the base and the upper part and the middle part of the building. the second is the bulk of the building on 2nd street. and the third is modulation and some relief on the tehema street side. i think certainly -- i think there are architectural expressions one can do to the building to strengthen those elements without necessarily reducing the square footage of the building. and i think given that the commission did approve the square footage, we would be happy to work with the project sponsor on resolving some of those architectural issues before the architectural addendum is approved at dbi. >> i believe that mr. pfeiffer who is now working with [speake

i'm shannon bream. thanks for watching fox where captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. the debate over guns gets even moreen tense. even more intense. >> too many children are dying. too many children. we he must do something. >> chris: a dramatic hearing on capitol hill underscores the deep divisions over how to prevent mass shootings. we will ask two of the leading advocates to make their cases. mark kelly husband of former congress woman gabby giffords and wane la pierre, head of the national rifle association. kelly and la pierre only on "fox news sunday." then, senate republicans go after one of their former colleagues who wants to be defense secretary. >> that is a direct question and i expect a direct answer, yes, or no. >> chris: we will ask the sunday panel if chuck hagel's nomination is in trouble. and our power player of the week. a cheer leader for poetry, all right now on "fox news sunday." >> chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. president

officer shannon uses his baton, but it has little effect on the suspect.tt calls for the officers to use pepper spray. >> i sprayed him, actually emptied my whole canister. >> officer burnett, reeling from pepper spray, runs from the room. >> pepper spray burns. it causes your tear ducts, your nasal cavity to open. probably nine times out of ten it's going to incapacitate someone long enough for you to apprehend them. >> but not so with this suspect. >> it almost seemed like the pepper spray aggravated him. >> bergen loses the shirt in the fray and reaches for a chair and hurls it at officer shannon. >> in the moment of the fight, i didn't even feel getting hit with the chair. >> the brawl moves out of the way of the camera in front of adjacent lockers. >> when you see the lockers moving, that's me hitting him a second time. this time in the chest. it doesn't stop him. >> another officer joins the fight, and the four officers are able to subdue bergen. >> down on the the ground. >> we got him to the ground. as we're handcuffing him, he's yelling, kill me,

. >> bret: let's find out what america thinks of the state of the union address, here again, shannon bream with the poll. >> and helping to track things online and let's play a sound bite from the president talking tax reform and tell you what we saw. >> now is our best chance for bipartisan comprehensive tax reform that encourages job creation and helps bring down the deficit. . >> when the president was talking about this, there was a coalescence of the party there seemed to be agreement it's time to get something done on tax reform and could be good news for the president if he decides to tackle this and trials to move something on capitol hill. another point you mentioned not so much agreement. what he had to say about the sequester the automatic cuts that will kick in if congress doesn't work out a deal. >> these sudden, harsh, ab tr tr arbitrary cuts, they jeopardize medical research. they would certainly slow our recovery and cost us hundreds of thousands of jobs. >> reporter: these cuts have already been delayed once, they are soon upon us again and if congress doesn't work o

pleased to meet you. >> this is shannon.ean-louis. >> you look great. >> thank you, thanks to you. thank you. i had a trip to new york where i was able to meet doctor sebagh and cindy also. >> it's amazing. it's really nice. >> he's checking the elasticity now. >> the elasticity is very good. because she's using meaningful beauty on a daily basis, shows such wonderful results. >> he was inspecting my skin. was giving me tips, and he was very knowledgeable about what was going on. that really impressed me. >> you need to feed your skin on a daily basis. it's quit essential the same way you feed your body. so, meaningful beauty will allow you to achieve what everybody wants. glow radiance and at the end, a youthful appearance. giving back the confidence to a woman, that's the best thing i can do. >> i want to thank doctor sebagh and cindy so mh because when you feel better about yourself, it is a life changing experience. i love meaningful beauty. love it. >> let's talk about the new meaningful beauty system. at the core of th

shannon sharp, give me a break. god does make mistakes because shannon sharp has a career in broadcasting. >> also too, doesn't -- wouldn't an innocent man, and this is a defender of ray lewis, but wouldn't an innocent man say i am not guilty and here is why. here are the facts. here is an alibi. he offered no information as to why he shouldn't be involved. >> we have 45 seconds hard left. that's tv talk for taking a break. should liberals be used as chum for sharks? first will only din joked become the -- will only -- uh ma din gnaw joked become a dictator in space? >>> have their skills risen once they leave prison? serving time makes criminals better at time as they learn from seasoned vets. a professor at ohio university grow ingrown toe nails. it leads to $11,000 more. as for why, basically you spend a lot of time with other criminals. seasoned veterans who can teachers and the lay of the land. ways to get away with crime. it is like a convention with networking and sodomy. let's see how one former criminal is

that is a fact of life. >> you have a fewestsome of thoe simons and shannon tweed. g. jordan lidy. richard katz and larry king. this is what gene gordon lidy says. the temptation to cheat is very strong. the more successful and powerful a man becomes, the more typical infidelity becomes. women are naturally attracted to wealth and power and will throw themselves to a man who has either. if takes some one with extraordinary self-control to deny them that temptation. if a man wants to cheat i would give him the same advice i was going to give a man that was temped to try heroin, don't do it. >> power is afro dees shee back. >> i would also tell that man don't think you will get away with it. women always know. once you break that bond of trust, it may be forgiven but never be forgotten. you will never get back what you once had. don't do it. gordon lidy. you believe all that? >> i believe what he is saying is absolutely correct. >> women have some power to detect? >> i know my wife in particular has that power to detect. i belt yours hast as well. either one of us better be careful i

i don't think most people would be as toll rant with the activities of gene that shannon is. >> do they have children. >> two children. >> they are happily united. >> they have the perfect home life. if you look at their house, they have a beautiful home, beautiful kids. they go bowling on saturday nights. it is not what you would expect from the rock star of kiss. >> marriage being the cause of divorce aside. no marriage, there would be no divorce. what is the other dominant reason why people get divorced. >> without a doubt cheating. adultery. people have propensity to engage in extra marital relationships. not only the men today, the women as well. >> this is what you say about what adulter ri. >> it is. >> a legal term and also a religious term. >> it is. >> a difference between one night fling and a relationship. whatever the indiscreption the perpetrator has to carry it around with him or her and live with what they have done. moreover for most, if is enormous burden to carry, whether committed just once or multiple times. frequently following the extra marital encounter the offen