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let's face it the u.s.a. is changing rapidly and some things that are happening are kind of nuts. here now to help us out with first effort barney farce attorney. wendy walsh human behavior expert and author of the upcoming book the 30 day love detox. all right. dr. walsh, begin with you. you just heard the discussion with the marijuana clinic guy. not clinic but social club guy. and he says. >> right. >> no difference between smoking a joint and drinking a beer in a bar. and you say? >> i say i have seen cat scans of both and the red wine that you and i like to drink, bill, is far worse on our brains. you are right, they shouldn't be getting in cars until we have breathalyzers that can connect detect that there is marijuana in their systems. >> bill: i don't drink. >> at all? >> water and maybe a fanta. dr. farce, this is the argument that you can have a glass of wine and a beer, that's exactly the same as sitting there in club 64 in denver, colorado all night, it's no difference and you say? >> will, i think you have got the answer, which is you have made a personal choice not to

on the social front the latest stats available show there were 1,200,000 abortions performed in the u.s.a. in 2008. that means more than a million americans will never be born. should the country be proud of that? yet, we see wild applause when proabortion zealots speak at the democratic convention, for example. exactly what are they applauding that more than a million potential human beings are dead? drug front panoply that drug use will be legal in the u.s.a. close to 30 million americans are addicted to something. yet, some people are happy, happy that, yet, another indocks can't will soon be widely available. does that make any sense to you? as far as children are concerned they can see the lowest forms of depravity on the internet. yet public schools are mandated to virtually ignore religion. let's recap, enormous amount of entitlement spending drive the nation into bankruptcy. judeo religion philosophy deemphasized in schools. abortion and drugs more widely available. should would he be celebrating this move to the left? you make the call. and that's the memo. now for the top story

in the netherlands, cycling is inherently more safe than in the u.s.a. because all car drivers are also cyclists. 60% of the people in the netherlands cycle at least three

in the netherlands, cycling is inherently more safe than in the u.s.a. because all car drivers are also cyclists. 60% of the people in the netherlands cycle at least three times a week. 80% at least once a week. so all the car drivers are also cyclists and they know as they turn right that there is an 80% chance that they will cut off a cyclist if they don't look. so there is also safety by numbers. one last thing and that is about liability. when i hear about cyclingi

now here in the u.s.a., traditional forces are scattered. the left is better financed, letter organized, and more motivated. mitt romney lost the election partially because hundreds of thousands of traditional voters stayed home. they didn't like romney. perhaps he wasn't conservative enough. the result, a triumph for liberalism. if traditional americans want to stop the trend, they have to do it at the ballot box. and they have to convince younger americans, minorities and apathetic people, which there are plenty that the country is headed for disaster. liberalism itself is not bad thing. if you look at american history some of our greatest accomplishments were driven by liberal leaders. now we are looking at an emerging nanny state. libertine social policies that a client of religion and incredible, incredible selfishness. that's what's on display here in america. if traditional people don't stay in -- stand up we will become sweden. reaction from our barack and hard place duo here now monica crowley and alan colmes. who punched you? >> it

french armed forces are fighting al qaeda but the u.s.a. is standing back. >> there is no consideration of putting american boots on the ground at this time. we have commended the french for this effort to try to go into mali. >> joining now to analyze colonel david hunt in boston and lieutenant ravel peters in washington. should americans care about this. >> absolutely. while we bogged ourselves down in average teaching hygiene methods to afghan villagers al qaeda has been spreading around the world. bill, nowhere have they had more success than in mali. they now control an area larger than the state of texas. and the french god bless them they are doing the right thick. the french army is a shadow. can't do it without transport aircraft. communications. >> bill: you would assume that's happening. >> it is. owe he bama administration is not helping the french out. >> it's much closer close europ. that's why the europeans are so worried. the only good news, bill. is the al qaeda guys in northern mali. they have so alienated the local populat

we hope you stay tuned for those reports as the factor continues all across the u.s.a. and all around the world. >> bill: speaker of the house boehner told senator troid go f himself. joining us now from d.c. chief washington news correspondent james rosen. so, rosen, did it happen? >> it did. >> bill: what prompted it? these little verbal things. we remember cheney he did that to senator leahy of vermont. >> right on the floor. >> bill: this wasn't caught on tape. so tell me what happened? >> first of all, speaker boehner took, to borrow a phrase from sonny core lone, he took very very personally some statements by the senate majority leader harry reid made during this run-up to the fiscal cliff package deal in which senator reid said, for example, that speaker boehner is running the house like a dictatorship and also perhaps even more insulting that he was placing his interest in retaining the speakership which requires him to be elected speaker. that election takes place tomorrow. he was placing his interest in retaining the speakership ahead of the nation and its nee

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the factor is coming right back as we continue all across the u.s.a. and all around the world. >> bill: imlacket segment tonight. crime, guns and sanity. today on capitol hill, more hearings about gun control. a lot of blather, nothing urgent. we have the story with rosen and cammeron with what went on in a few moments. here is something interesting on the front page of the "new york times" today they actually ran an article that said despite chicago's tough gun laws, the murder rate there continues to be out-of-control. more people were killed by chicago gunfire than among coalition forces in afghanistan. can you believe it? 440 people including as many as 57 children gunned down in the streets. now, the factor has been reporting about why this is all happening. but apparently we overlooked one thing. >> now, there are credibilitying factors that are contributing facts that are not under anybody's control it may seem odd. one is actually the weather. there is dramatic increase in gun violence when it is warmer. we are having this climate change effect

the american dreamland. >> jon: oh, boy, here we go. >> independent u.s.a. it's an entire city developed around patterns. [ laughter ] >> jon: i call it argyleville. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] not to rain -- [cheers and applause] beautiful town. not to rain on the future generations but aren't patterns pretty much the opposite of freedom? they are all billion regimentation. the repeatinging pattern is what makes played played and not -- i'm sure i'm misunderstanding, glenn beck -- >> true freedom grants citizens the right to choose and you can't have someone else making the decisions. we don't want the state telling house to live our lives. i want my freedom and my choices back. >> jon: yes, freedom and choices back! take us, sir, to this new place of freedom and choices where the nanny state can no longer smother us under the giant tyranny. >> this is right here the marketplace. the marketplace is where people -- there's not going be gap here. there's no ann taylor. you want an ann taylor, go some place else. [ laughter ] >> jon: excuse me, sir. free

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wade legalizing abortion in the u.s.a. now there is an expansion of abortion rights going on here in new york state. here to tell us all about it is are kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl what is the expansion. >> if a woman in her third try nester she can only get abortion if her life is in danger. what this act would do is make that she could get an abortion in third trimester if her health is in danger. >> it's objective there are no standards that say if there is a condition that is irreverse tillable cybil? >> it's just health but a doctor has to say under his or her good judgment. that's medical term. no judgment what metheny's. >> you can and this is going to be a broad expansion because right now is criminalized to receive an abortion. >> i think it's 24 weeks. that is an -- andrew cuomo the governor doesn't want any criminal deal. isn't this contactually what was going on in kansas with dr. tiller who was assassinated. called him tiller the baby killer. one of the few late term abortions in the country and for $5,000

take a look how drastically the crime rate has fallen in the u.s.a. over the past decade. nationwide, violent crime down 23%. why? because of strict mandatory prison terms for chronic criminals. if you read the late james wilson, the nation's smartest criminologist, you will see that punishing violent criminals harshly is the key to public safety. so let's recap again in a very simple way. banning guns doesn't work. but limiting heavy weapons like assault rifles should be considered by the individual states. background checks on gun buyers should be mandatory. so should gun registration. but the situation will not get any better in chicago or anywhere else until gun crimes are federalized. by the way, new york state did pass a tough new gun law yesterday and it forbids publishing the names of legal gun owners if they object. take that, the journal of news in west chester county. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. president obama will ask congress to quote ban military style weapons. also he he will sign a number of executive orders about things like sharing da

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visit them when the u.s.a. today high school sports will announce the winner on thursday tonight. >>> the washington redskins still have some football left in this season, but it doesn't mean you can't take a look ahead to next year. the skins 2013 list of opponents was released today. here is the home and away list. aside from their normal divisional opponent, they will face the nfc north and west this season. it will be a tough game at home for the san francisco 49ers. on the road look at that as mike shanahan will return to his former stomping grounds and face the denver broncos. the coaching carousels will continue today, but the first to land a new home could be andy reed. they said that he could be the next cardinal's head coach by the end of the week. interestingly enough the eagles host the cardinals next season. and that will be one heck of a game and, of course, lots of folks are talking about kyle shanahan. the redskins offensive coordinator being on the short list. no statement from the redskins yet,

wal-mart also said it will buy more goods made in the u.s.a., $50 billion more over the next decade.hat it has discovered rocks on mars that were once saturated with water. the discovery was made by the "curiosity" rover. it sent back pictures of rock with deep veins and mineral deposits which indicate water did flow on the martian surface a long time ago. the rover will soon drill into the rocks to collect samples for analysis. not far from the statue of liberty, a new new york landmark is getting a crown. construction workers today began installing a steel spire on the building known as one world trade center. that spire will make the skyscraper across from where the twin towers once, stood the tallest in the western hemisphere-- a symbolic 1,776 feet. a ten-year-old tipped the scale at 260 pounds until a special program helped him reshape his body and his mind. that story is next. next. see, i figured low testosterone would decrease my sex drive... but when i started losing energy and became moody... that's when i had an honest conversation with my doctor. we discussed all the sym

the nissan leaf, once built exclusively in japan, will now be built in the u.s.a. starting this week, 300 autoworkers will begin production in smyrna, tennessee. nissan, however, is remaing mum on how many cars will be produced. sales of the leaf in the u.s. are being called disapointing, with just under 10,000 sold. meanwhile, sales of gm's electric hybrid, the chevy volt, topped 23,000 last year. apple may have a cheaper iphone in the works. according to the wall street journal, apple is considering creating a less expensive version of the popular device. the iphone would be made from less costly materials such as polycarbonite plastic or even materials recovered from used iphones. apple has not confirmed or denied the report. still to come, our resident film critic is here with his list of oscar picks. the films and actors that could make the cut this year are coming up in movies and money. but first, why automakers are adding a new curve to this year's consumer electronics show. chuck coppola has details after the break. (woman) 3 days of walking to give a break

were done worse than the u.s.a., worse than candidate, worse than germany, worse than france because of his decisions. now last week, now last week the chief economist of the imf said this. he said if things look bad and at the beginning of 2013, which they do, he was talking about the uk, then you should be a reassessment of fiscal policy. so prime minister, after two years of no growth, county prime minister tells what he should do anything differently in the next two years? >> first of all i would say that he should listen to the managing director of the imf who said this, she said this, when i think back myself in may 2010 when uk deficit was at 11%, when you were in office, right? and i tried to imagine, and i tried to imagine what the situation would be like to take if no such fiscal consolidation program had been decided, i shiver. that is what the imf says about the plan of the last labour government. now, he raises the issue of growth. >> order. it is not acceptable to shout down either the prime minister or the leader of the opposition, and the public have a very low opinion

. >> time to announce the u.s.a. high school sports of the game week poll. several games for you to choose from, including a game in silver springs as kennedy visits spring brook on the boys and the girls side at south lake. go to wusa today to announce the winner on thursday night. >>> new year's day means for many of you another day of work and another day to relax. for some, they will recover from last night. however new year's day moons lots of college football. plenty of exciting bowl games today as we take you to the beautiful views out in pasadena. now look at that. it is 99 for the rose bowl game, wisconsin at stanford. and it is in the first as they face the hand off to give it to kelsey young to take it in from 16 yards out, taking a 16-point lead for the final minutes of the game trying to stay alive, but it will be batted at the line of scrimmage as they intercept and that will be your ball game as they win their first rose bowl since 1972. i would love it. i have never been to the game there. and they are just amazing. >> yes. >> of course you'v

. >> bill: just for the record afghanistan is the 28th happiest country and the u.s.a. ppiest country right ahead of france. >> every time i see footage from the streets of afghanistan, and see them crowds surfing those coffins down the main drag at noon, they look so happy it's like the cornfield on hee haw reruns, right? >> i don't think the survey is one we want to take to the bank. >> the survey was taken to colombia. >> bill: next week, miller i want you in that hat. >> i'm wearing it now just not on my head. i'm wearing it now. >> bill: phoenix, february 22nd close to a sell out. l.a. march 1st at the nokia theater tickets going fast. ditto washington, d.c. april 26, dar constitution hall. west bury long island. check them all out on bill o'reilly.com. if you can't see us live there is a dvd of the bolder fresher show. did you see it on deck that notre dame football player had a fake girlfriend. did katie perry shock the kids at the inauguration? juliet huddy moments away. >> bill: back ever the book segment tonight. did you see that we begin with manti te'o the no

this is likely to be more subdued out of deference to the economy and national challenges faced by the u.s.a. and the new president there are metrics to show. four years ago there was about 2 million people that showed up. this time around, experts are predicting somewhere between 600,000 to 800,000 so it could be a third of the crowd four years ago. in addition these are not expensive activities trick when you consider he has taken the oath of office and in his second term but they will do in ceremony. last time around it cost $53 million and obama administration raised that money. a lot of money but that was pretty significant amount of cash. this time around, in order to raise something close to it. they changed the rules. no more limitation to private donors, they are using corporate money something that barack obama disdained but that is something he would like to steer clear of. $50,000 cap made it kept to small donors, they have blown that off, too. they are not likely to match the number four years ago, $40-50 million, another time the second time around enthusiasm tends to wane. cro

so -- >> the u.s.a., the government in a room withthe drug prescription companies 0, whom you're not a great fab and have good reason not to be -- they would come out better in the deal? >> the veterans administration does and it comes out better in the deal. >> these are the same private insurers? if you look at it -- who have already, on average, lifted their premiums, 50 75% since the healthcare law went into effect, when they were supposed to cover all of these things they hadn't had to cover before, and their premium increases, which few democrats saw coming,-under now etch -- are now etched in stone. >> that's because states like mine and california don't have any authority to actually do anything but review these rate increases. states that have reviewed those rate increases have actually forced those rates down, and because -- >> they don't. they don't. you might be right, might have the power and authority in private but let's say something like unite health care tries to push in a 20% increase and they get an 18% increase. still a big increase. i guess what i'm getting at,

there are more than 2 -- 200,000 living in the u.s.a. >>> he said he came up with the elaborate hoaxild a romantic relationship with the football star. they communicated on the phone and through social media and he also said the football star had nothing to do with the hoax. >>> the excitement has no big impact with seat sales in collar. the 49er said the seats are almost cold out. they go for $80,000 a piece and fans get to stand behind the harbaughs and they also get to see them play in the super bowl on sunday. >>> 5:49 is the time, sal, you are definitely keeping an eye on sunny veil, that is the troubled traffic spot. >>> yes, three lanes are blocked and the crew has been there since the beginning of this. the big,big spilled fuel on the dab big-rig spilled fuel on the lanes and it is growing in traffic as the morning wears on. side roads are also beginning to get crowded and this is just before fair oaks and janine de la vega is there and she is keeping an eye on how long it will take to be cleared but as soon as we know, we will let you know. >> it is just yet getting into san

. >> bill: new economic numbers continue to show a poor employment picture in the u.s.a.. have 7.8% but if americans were seeking the jobs the same way they did when president obama first took office the unemployment rate would be close to 11%. that is how many people have given up. question is will things get better this year? will americans be more prosperous. here a lou dobbs and your prediction is? >> i think we're going to see things improve. not as much as we like but improve substantially so we're on the way to prosperity again. i really believe that. >> bill: what going to drive that? >> we're all going to paying higher taxes including the working people because their social rated going up 2 percentage points. >> i think what is going to drive it is a return to some energy in in the housing market. we're starting to see that, higher prices and march more sales. i believe we're going to see as a result what is happening in washington, d.c. an awareness. republicans have surely learned a licenses. this president has learned a. >> think he is going take it to the limi

close to half of all the abortions performed in the u.s.a. the agency only referred .08% of the women who came through their doors to adoption agencies. so let me repeat. an amazing amount of abortions, very few adoptions. now, planned parenthood will tell you that they perform prenatal services. yet, in 2011, it's estimated that fewer than 30,000 women received prenatal care from the organization. so who is kidding who here? planned parenthood is an abortion mill. that's what it is. and it is receiving more than a half billion dollars from american taxpayers in order to carry out that mandate. talking points believes this is a blatant ru scmplet e a con on the taxpayer. president obama is a big fan of plan the parenthood. the head of planned parenthood was given a prominent speaker at the democratic convention. he knows what it does and how much money it is getting from the taxpayer. mr. obama also knows what the hyde amendment says. so we have a problem, mr. president with all due respect. it's clear the obama administration is spending an e

make this product back here in america. >> reporter: and today, the swing once again is made in the u.s.aa few years ago, when the economy tanked, little tikes considered moving manufacturing elsewhere. but ultimately, they decided to stay, receiving close to $4 million in tax incentives from the government. >> we certainly appreciate the support of the state and the federal government. but honestly, it's not enough to make a difference. it's about the people, it's about the productivity, the longevity. >> everything little tikes does imlates what parents do in the real world. >> reporter: it's why moms are a big part of the research. they're getting suggestions today. >> easy to get in by themselves. they can get in it and walk along. >> i like the floor boards. >> i think toddlers are drawn to the cartoony look it has. the colors are the iconic thing. >> bye-bye. >>> coming up, want a place to bet on the super bowl winner? we have a primate who is calling the game. we'll tell you what he says. >>> super bowl a week away. according to one primate, the 49ers will be the winner. the orangu

the net. deflection foes, team u.s.a. ctorious over he swedes. 3-1 the final and at 6:00 we have highlights. santa clara, a big one. >> ama: up next, >> leigh: here's another look at live doppler 7hd. you can see the cold front spreading the rain across the bay area. if you're heading out tonight you'll need the rain gear. a little break tomorrow afternoon. >> ama: thank you so much. coming up in a half hour at 6:00. get ready to pay more to park in san francisco. the new rules that take effect tomorrow. >> the battle to save a bay area ice rink. join us for abc-7 at 6:00. >>> and that does it for us here at 5:00. i'm ama daetz. for leigh glaser, arch here, thank you for joining us. captioned by closed captioning services inc. >>> this is "world news." tonight -- air scare. as a crew taking one passenger into their own hands, using duct tape to subdue him. witnesses say that he was drunk and making threats. yet another case tonight, the pilot just moments away from boarding his flight from the midwest to new york, passenge

factor continues all across the u.s.a. around the world. >> bill: gak tore follow up segment tonight. as you may know the factor and the fox news channel were instrumental in getting john hammar released from a mexican prison a couple of weeks ago. mr. hammar was incarcerated last august on bogus gun charges and was actually chained to his bed at one point and endured much in that filthy prison. now the corporal is experiencing some major health problems which required hospitalization. joining us from miami, dr. tomas who is currently treating the corporal. doctor, let's walk through this. so, corporal hammar gets released from the prison in mat morose, he comes across the border. he is picked up by his father and the two begin to drive back to south florida. but he has to stop in louisiana and go into a hospital. why? >> well, actually, after he was let go by the prison, he started experiencing a lot of fever, diarrhea and headaches and actually vom miss as well. he was immensely dehydrated he couldn't tolerate working his