>> shepard: shannon bream in washington. shannon, thanks.e will not be on john edwards' jury after they admitted they could not keep an open mind about the former senator and presidential candidate. who can forget he cheated on his wife elizabeth while she was battling breast cancer the disease that eventually killed her. now john edwards is accused of using campaign donations to hide his mistress. and the baby they made. the charges could put him in the jail for 30 years. john edwards claims he did not know about the payments. and he is apparently cutting back after those $500 haircuts during his white house run. remember this video? nowadays he reportedly pays 12.95 at super cuts. that's according to the reporting of the "new york post" which is owned by our parent company. so what do you think? here is a look at his hair then. and now. where is blago when we need him. trophy shattered in thousands of pieces. he said one player's father accidently knocked the trophy off its pedestal after the school'sable spring game. the spokesman says th

shannon bream with the news. she is live at the supreme court in d.c. t is the law supporter so optimistic tonight? >> they could see most of the justices whether they ultimately agree withholding up portions of this law or not arizona has 360,000 illegal immigrants and felt the need to pass its own law. here is a little bit of what justice ask scalia asked today n that point if in fact somebody who does not belong in this country in arizona hearsz has no power. what does sovereignty mean if it does not include the ability to defend your borders. he wasn't the only one that seemed supportive of the ultimate goals of sb 1070, trace? >> yeah, shannon. what about the justices who had some concerns about arizona's law? >> in particular, we heard that a lot from justices breyer, ginsburg and sotomayor wanting to know how the law would play out. justice breyer gave the example of a man who said he was a resident of new mexico but went jogging in new mexico with a backwater. looking sketchy to police who didn't know exactly where he was and where he was from, w

but correspondent shannon bream shows us tonight the other side has its own ideas. >> prayer and thebortion are sometimes linked. but not often in the way that one planned parenthood clin sick now suggesting. the california clinic teamed up with a group clergy for choice offering a pamphlet outlining 40 days of prayer. including day 27, today we give thanks for the providers around the nation whose concern for women is a driving force in their lives. day 40, today we celebrate abortion is still safe and legal. >> prayer should be invited under all circumstances, even at the circumstance of abortion [ reaction from the pro-life community has been swift. many believing the pamphlet is in direct response to 40 days for life prayer vigil started in 2007. which has spread to more than 15,000 churches around the world. >> i don't think it's ever a good idea to say your prayer isn't authentic. because it reflects where you are. if it's used as a political instrument, it's really not okay. that's what this is. >> the ceo of the california planned parenthood clinic the midst of the controvers

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shannon bream is live in d.c. on the top story from the bottom of the hour. g from these polls today, shannon. >> the polls are revealing when it comes to the motivation of voters two key states whether they're voting for their candidate or against the opposition. results from both states were very similar. we will illustrate this by taking a look at ohio. 71% of obama voters say they are voting for him. by contrast, 63% of romney voters say they are voting against obama with just 29% saying it's about voting for romney. shep? >> shepard: we know how divided the nation is and how evenly divided it is and the candidates are certainly acting like they know it too. >> they are. and acting like they are already in general election mode. this is sparked by something the president said at a campaign event at a college in ohio earlier this week. we will play what he said and mitt romney's response. >> somebody gave me an education. i wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth. >> i'm not going to apologize for my dad's success but i know the president likes to attac

shannon bream is live with that story. p, you have got to be resilient to stay in a game right now with a realtor in the midst of the housing woman. number of realtors and earnings peeked in 2007. since then a steady decline. paul bishop of the national association of realtors say there are longer hours and smaller paychecks. >> it's been really tough for a lot of realtors because they are working just as hard and sometimes harder in the case of working with sellers who are under water or distressed transaction. bev langley has been in the business for 25 years. she remembers the boom roughly 45% of realtors have left the business. got to be aggressive. working long hours. getting to know buyers and working in the foreclosure market. here is her advice. >> you have to learn how to talk on the phone, prospect. you have to learn social media. you have to really be willing to be proactive. you can't wait for the phone to ring. it doesn't work that way anymore. >> a number of realtors we spoke with mentioned social media new ke

shannon bream with the news live tonight in washington. shannon?epard, here is how it went down. judge jerry smith reagan appointee who sits on the sixth circuit bench did not mince word today. over portions of the affordable care act judge stopped the arguments and started asking the attorney for the justice department if she and her boss attorney general eric holder have the right to strike down federal law? he told her three page single paced letter from the dodge on his desk in houston by noon local time on thursday. here is some of what they discussed in court today. she responded to that by saying if you are asking for our position regarding judicial review and the authority of court? the judge said yes as it relates to specifically the statements of the president with regard to the health care law and the authority of federal courts to review that legislation. he repeatedly made references to those remarks about unelected groups of people. all right. well, the president is not unaware of the firestorm that he sparked yesterday. he again touc

shannon bream on fox top story. she's live tonight in washington. shannon, this thing continues to brew and the attorney general had several lines of defense in this letter that came out today. >> he did. throughout the letter, shep, the doj repeatedly emphasized that the supreme court should defer to congress and its authority to pass laws, especially in the context of what they call the special sphere saying there is even an added level of deference talking about laws congressional under the commerce clause. if that sounds familiar of course it is. it's the heart of the argument of the president's health care law pending at the supreme court, shep. >> shepard: does this end the debate between the federal judges and the administration? >> the doj has finished homework assignment and complied with the judge's order. the debate whether the judge has sparked a public spat that's going to wrap up any time soon. that's not settled. here are two sides on that. >> he thought that president obama had said something and he could get doj to contradict it and

. >> greta: fox news shannon bream is here. shannon, this is bizarre. >> it is. i have never heard of something like this happening. it was obviously direct response to the president remarks yesterday. the judge repeatedly said how does the justice department truly feel about unelected judges striking down federal laws? a pointed request to the lawyer who seemed to be a little caught off-guard. >> greta: wouldn't you expect her to be? >> yes. >> greta: that would be unfush she weren't caught off-guard. >> especially when you get a homework assignment, now you need to get me this letter, specific, single spaced three pages, noon thursday, local time in houston. i talked to someone in the courtroom and saw this play out and say it was a pointed remark, the judge looked dead in the eye of the d.o.j. attorney. and really, it was, clearly playing what he was going to say and specific instructions and a specific point he wanted to make. >> greta: for background. this was in texas, right? federal court of appeals in texas. unrelated matter to the healthcare law, or at l

. >> greta: fox news shannon bream is here. shannon, this is bizarre. >> it is. i have never heard of something like this happening. it was obviously direct response to the president remarks yesterday. the judge repeatedly said how does the justice department truly feel about unelected judges striking down federal laws? a pointed request to the lawyer who seemed to be a little caught off-guard. >> greta: wouldn't you expect her to be? >> yes. >> greta: that would be unfush she weren't caught off-guard. >> especially when you get a homework assignment, now you need to get me this letter, specific, single spaced three pages, noon thursday, local time in houston. i talked to someone in the courtroom and saw this play out and say it was a pointed remark, the judge looked dead in the eye of the d.o.j. attorney. and really, it was, clearly playing what he was going to say and specific instructions and a specific point he wanted to make. >> greta: for background. this was in texas, right? federal court of appeals in texas. unrelated matter to the healthcare law, or at l

we have more news with shannon bream. have a great day. >> shannon: romney's v.p., there is an exclusive list of people who could join mitt romney on the campaign trail in the fall. we will hear from some of the contenders about becoming the vice-presidential candidate. drone duplication. iran says it's making a copy of a u.s. drone that went down last year. what the implications of this news could be for iran, the u.s. and beyond. the immigration fight takes center stage at the u.s. supreme court. arizona's controversial law will go before the nation's highest court this week. we will hear from both sides about the significance of that case. and new reaction from washington over the secret service scandal. i'm shannon bream. america's news headquarters, live from from the's capitol sts right now. several high-ranking members of congress say there is much more to be learned about what happened in the prostitution scandal with secret service agents and members of the military in columbia. they are going to get to the bottom

i'm shannon bream.f american news headquarters monitoring new threats of storms and tornadoes in several states. five people have been killed, dozens hurt and some towns report widespread deduction. mike tobin is in wichita, kansas. >> this is an upclose and personal look at the destruction. this is the kitchen of tim where they were riding out the storm when a tree crashed through the house and left a cut in the roofnd a soggy mess of insulation on the floor of his home. let me bring in tim right now. tell me, where were you when you first started hearing the tornadoes were headed this way? >> sitting here on the couch. and sirens went off and we went up to the storm shelter and then got the kids in there. i walked up the stairs and started watching the storm come in, trees were toppling and i went downstairs. >> what made you finally deciding to down. >> when the neighbor's tree across the street tipped over. it was a sign to get downstairs. >> you were a storm chaser, so you know to respect tornado w

. >>> we have tonight's campaign update with shannon bream.ow. >> today, the obama campaign released a seven-minute web video entitled fool worth, highlighting what it says are the president numerous successes meeting enormous economic challenges left behind by the previous administration. >> there has been real progress, because president obama never stopped believing in us and responding to us. >> they responded saying, "president obama may patting himself on the back for the slowest economic recovery since the great depression, but there are 23 muslim americans struggling for work. speaking before the afl-cio building and struction trade department in washington -- construction trade department in washington on monday, they said congress is blame blamed me blocking many projects to put americans back to work. >> time after time, the republicans got together and said no. we can't wait for congress. where congress won't act, i will. >> a project that the president won't act is the keystone pipeline that served as elephant in the room in mr. o

jon: shannon bream in washington. rt of relates to this next story we're going to be talking about, thank you, shannon. jenna: there is a theme about the safety of children. that's what we're looking at here. jon: how young is too young? jenna: how young is too young when it comes to safety in particular in this fight over capitol hill. why some lawmakers say the obama administration is going too far with new proposed restrictions to keep kids doing chores like rounding cattle on horseback or driving a tractor. we'll tell you why what is in the works. >>> plus why this decades-old cross in one small town is the focus of a very big debate. some locals there are talking tough. >> i think if they want it moved should come down here and move it themselves. jenna: welcome back everyone. right now several senators are trying to put a stop to proposed regulations on farm work. the rules would restrict your children or grandchildren or neighbors from working on a farm or ranch and doing chores like rounding up cattle on horseb

we have more news with shannon bream. great day. >> shannon: romney's v.p., there is an exclusive list of people who could join mitt romney on the campaign trail in the fall. we will hear from so o

clearly a majority of the court -- megyn: shannon bream reported chief justice roberts was pressing thetate of arizona is not forcing to feds to do anything. they are getting the information and they are going to pass it along and it's still up to the feds what they are going to do or not do. >> that's exactly correct. the answer was no, the state of arizona is not going to do anything the federal government has the right to determine whether there will be deportation proceedings. that's up to the federal government. this is an information sharing issue. this idea that the states can do nothing and that the states just have to sit back and say the states can control this. the solicitor general was asked do you have the resources necessary to enforce the law, answer, our resources are scarce. the followup question is what do you expect the states to do? of course they have to protect their citizens. i think this is important and megyn, this is underscored. the entire debate was this was racial and ethnic profiling and it was the first thing out of the chief justice's mouth when he asked

shannon bream joins us. governor schweitzer has been asked to clarify. what's the latest?: the governor said he meant precisely what he meant and added it has nothing do with romney's faith or church but to reach out to hispanic voters romney would probably like to be able to discuss the fact that his father was born in mexico with you this is awkward because it requires discussing as well the fact that his father was born into a polygamy colony. here's his response. >> my dad's dad was not a polygamist, he grew up in a family with a mom and dad and a few brothers and one sister, they lived in mexico and lived a very nice life there from what i understand >> reporter: the romney campaign says those who would suggest otherwise simply have it wrong. >> onjon so does the campaign expect that this kind of thing is going to keep coming up, are they going to have to go back to the more on questions time and time again? >> well, they know they had to talk about it a lot during the primary and it is coming up more and more and they're also getting a heads up from senator orrin hat

shannon bream will have the latest in a live report.dent obama called out of the presidential candidates by name. we get live reaction from the press secretary jay carney and analysis from brit hume. voters here from washington, d.c., wisconsin, heading to the poll in presidential primaries. we give you a first look at the exit poll data. "special report" from washington starts at 6:00 eastern. a lot of politics and legal issues. now back to new york and five five. ♪ ♪ >> greg: am i like 14 years old? seriously, people. all right. so the head of the general service administration resigned monday. after it was reported they spent nearly a $1 million on your dough at a conference in las vegas. it had a mind reader, comedian and a clown. now we know where bob was when he got that speaking gig. the g.s.a., a glorified office closet spent $75,000 on a training exercise to build a bicycle. which i guess qualifies as obama's first successful green job. yeah. making fun of this is like shooting bat fish in a tiny barrel. but remember, it was pr

. >> greta: fox news shannon bream is here. shannon, this is bizarre. >> it is. i have never heard of something like this happening. it was obviously direct response to the president remarks yesterday. the judge repeatedly said how does the justice department truly feel about unelected judges striking down federal laws? a pointed request to the lawyer who seemed to be a little caught off-guard. >> greta: wouldn't you expect her to be? >> yes. >> greta: that would be unfush she weren't caught off-guard. >> especially when you get a homework assignment, now you need to get me this letter, specific, single spaced three pages, noon thursday, local time in houston. i talked to someone in the courtroom and saw this play out and say it was a pointed remark, the judge looked dead in the eye of the d.o.j. attorney. and really, it was, clearly playing what he was going to say and specific instructions and a specific point he wanted to make. >> greta: for background. this was in texas, right? federal court of appeals in texas. unrelated matter to the healthcare law, or at l

here is correspondent shannon bream. >> i don't want dead people voting in the state of carolina. >>ey says it's common sense for people to show i.d. arriving at the polling place on election day. south carolina is among 16 states that passed laws requiring photo i.d. 16 others require some form of i.d., though not necessarily a photo. several of the state laws have been blocked by the justice department and some are caught up in ongoing litigation. hillary shelton, senior vice president of advocacy for the naacp say supporters of voter i.d. laws have one goal in line. >> if only they suppress those altogether. that's un-american. that is undemocrattic. >> color of change, group founded by former white house aid van jones is challenging voter i.d. laws going after the american legislative exchange council. a group the backed i.d. laws in the past. they accuse alec of trying to stop black people from voting and urged the 85,000 members to exert pressure on a number of corporations including coca-cola who donated to alec in the past. it worked. coca-cola was one of several entities tha

in washington, shannon bream, fox news. >> bret: mitt romney went after president obama today fresh offf the tuesday primary. we talk about it with the fox all-stars when we return. cordin, ford is having some sort of big tire event. i just want to confirm a few things with fiona. how would you describe the event? it's big. no,i mean in terms of savings how would you sum it up? big in your own words, with respect to selection, what would you say? big okay, let's talk rebates mike, they're big they're big get $100 rebate, plus the low price tire guarantee during the big tire event. so, in other words, we can agree that ford's tire event is a good size? big big ♪ ♪ >> nancy pelosi famously said we'd have to pass obamacare to find out what was in it. president obama turned that advice to a campaign strategy. he wants to us re-elect him so we can find out what he'll actually do. with all the challenging the nation faces, this is not the time for president obama's hide and seek campaign. president obama has said he wants to transform america. i don't want to transform america. i want to rest

correspondent shannon bream is here with the late breaking story.d evening. >> reporter: bret, a panel of republican appointed judges from the fifth circuit heard arguments in the case challenging provision of the affordable care act. this is separate than what is pending before the supreme court. a source says jerry smith looks at the attorney for the justice department and asked whether her boss believes unelected judges have a right to strike down federal law. the judge says he wants a letter directly from attorney general eric holder answering that question on his desk by noon on thursday. >> the burden is on those who would overturn a law like this. >> reporter: recognizing the firestorm his monday remarks about an unelected group of people overturning a healthcare law ignited, president obama made a fresh attempt today to emphasize the notion that the judicial branch should respect the work of the legislative branch in most cases. >> i expect the supreme court actually to recognize that. and to abide by well established precedence. >> reporter

why is this creating a conflict for the obama administration, shannon bream?e ordered the f.d.a. by tomorrow to why not they won't allow it to be dispensed without a prescription to young women under 17. though they originally said it should be available to all females of child-bearing age, kathleen sebelius stepped in and limited over the counter access to only those 17 and older. that sparked a backlash from pro-choice community pressuring the administration. center for reproductive society said this -- sh >> the parties will be back in federal court tomorrow. >> bret: how are pro-life groups responding? >> they think it's ironic that they are taking heat from the left because it's been an ally to the pro-choice community. >> we heard michelle obama say for fundraiser for her husband that contraception issue is a huge victory. many people, including myself, president obama has been the most pro-abortion president in history of the united states. >> pro-life leaders were encouraged by sebelius' decision to block over the counter access for plan b. to young wo

. >> stick around, america's news headquarters with shannon bream is starting in 30 seconds, live in c. have a great sunday, everybody. >> eric: take care. >> shannon: calling it quits, newt gingrich decides he is officially dropping out of the race for the white house. what does it mean for mitt romney's matchup with president

i'm shannon bream.it down with karen santorum in hour number two of america's news headquarters. we are less than 48 hours away from three key republican primaries. could their outcomes signal how much longer the gop contest for the nomination will go on. ahead of tuesday the big endorsements keep coming for mitt romney but rick santorum says he is still in it to wen it. peter is live with the latest from the campaign trail. >> maryland, washington, d.c. and wisconsin all have premares on tuesday and all eyes are on the badger state. the real clear politics average of polls shows romney up 7.5 there right now and he concluded a week full of critical endorsements with wisconsin senator ron johnson this morning. >> i never did intend to endorse anybody but i have had the opportunity to meet with governor romney over the last couple of weeks and have long phone conversations with him and i have come away from those conversations fully convinced governor romney is the person to lead our party, to lead our n

shannon bream outside the supreme court. leaving oral arguments, shannon.us what happened. >> reporter: rick they just wrapped up. today only eight of the justices sitting. because justice elena kagan who was the solicitor general for the obama administration sat this one out because she was involved in the original decision to bring this lawsuit against arizona and its law. four different provisions are being challenged today. i have to tell you this was heated bench a lot of questions, a lot of probing. it was interesting too because reset the lawyers who argued the health care case. paul clement of state of arizona and assistant attorney general ba really arguing from the other side. folks from arizona in there including governor jan brewer had to be encouraged. you can't predict what the court will do, seems to be a lot of questions that arizona is sovereign state and has interest making sure peel here illegally can't stick around in the state if the feds are unwilling to get rid of them. the chief justice repeatedly said to the solicitor general we're