all right, tucker and ali. >> tucker: thank you, clayton.ine headaches? sure you do. instead of reaching for the medicine cabinet you may want to check out your kitchen cabinet first. >> alisyn: nutrition specialist and author of the calendar diet, a monteneg month month guide to cure what ails you. >> so excited to be here. >> alisyn: you see some foods as medicine, basically. >> i really do, to be clear not to replace medicine, but to support it. a healthy diet supporting traditional medical care, and if it does the trick on its own, stick with it. >> tucker: and let's say i had migraine headaches, what would be your prescription. >> that's great. doctors orders. many people think of omega 3 fatty acids in fish and you know, sardines and things like that being good for the heart, but they're also very good for the brain and research shows that they actually may help migraine sufferers. including these foods on a regular basis in your diet could be really beneficial. >> tucker: sardines? >> good for you. >> and people don't think, they thin

. >> tucker: appreciate it.oming up next, the left is coming for your guns, america, but are all the newly proposed weapons bans leaving you at the mercy of criminals? one new york state sheriff said, oh, yes, these laws are leaving law abiding citizens very vulnerable. he'll explain in detail coming up. don't forget to log on to our special companion site hannity live and share your thoughts on this and more. on this and more. go to hannÇ@2x@x@x@x@x@x@x@ [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be ta

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tucker, clayton, ali? >> tucker: thank you.case you weren't invited, there was a huge to do in venezuela this week. hugo chavez died. there was a massive funeral to which world leaders, some of them anyway paid their respects. ahmadinejad was there. gregory meeks, the queens congressman embroiled in corruption sandals was sent by our president. >> he was dispatched by the president. this goes to show you how much president obama really likes hugo chavez. they dispatched the one democrat who is listed by some on the most corrupt list, the citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington has gregory meeks listed on their most corrupt list. they sent him down there. and a number of other hollywood celebrities also showed up. >> the reverend jesse jackson was there and sean penn. he has been a vocal supporter of hugo chavez for years. it's hard for me to understand the appeal. >> for most people. >> alisyn: dictator and totalitarian regime there. there is sean penn. he wrote an op ed about a year ago about what he -- how he sup

. >> tucker: appreciate it.ing up next, the left is coming for your guns, america, but are all the newly proposed weapons bans leaving you at the mercy of criminals? one new york state sheriff said, oh, yes, these laws are leaving law abiding citizens very vulnerable. he'll explain in detail coming up. don't forget to log on to our special companion site hannity live and share your thoughts on this and more. go to hannitylive.foxnews.com. we'll be right back. [ man ] i got this citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. we'll leave that there. you got a weather balloon, with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. go. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it i [ man ] so i used mineo get a whole new perspective. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] earn points with the citi thankyou card and redeem them for just about anything. visit citi.com/thankyoucards to apply. and redeem them for just about anything. today is gonna be an important day fo

now, let's head over to tucker outside. >> tucker: oh, yeah!sh today and even if you're not many americans getting ready to celebrate st. patrick's day, what better way than with food and cocktails. joining us now with great party ideas is entertaining expert and owner of event styles, mark addison, it's literally freezing here, but that's not stopped you or me from celebrating. that's an irish milk shake? >> it's an irish coffee. that's hot and enjoyable. so, in here, we have irish whiskey, and bailey's irish scream a cream and coffee. >> it's awesome. >> it will keep us warm throughout the segment. >> and we have variations, mocha and whipped cream, everybody loves whipped cream and bailey's hot chocolate. if you're not a coffee drinker, there's something for you, and a bailey's martini as well. >> tucker: i approve. this is the best looking ham and eggs setup i've seen in my life. what is that? >> green eggs and ham. irish i am. >> tucker: of course. >> we put them on the rings to make them look like shamrocks, and the ham is glazed here and

tucker instructed them to be very polite and quiet and was very sedate. he didn't want anybody being arrested for disturbing the peace. >> was interesting because tucker cited the city attorney at the time, the case went to court but they didn't really do anything wrong. they just wanted to read and tucker had another case, and one of the retired army sergeant wilson and that really started the idea. he wanted wilson to be able to get a library card and he tried and was turned down and even though he paid taxes in the city he wasn't allowed to get a library card. so there were two cases going on at the same time. the court case for willson and for the five young men during the senate in. there is no reason to send the five young men to jail to make them serve any time for what they did or give them any sort of punishment since then said they asked for continuance after continuance during the court case and eventually the charges against the young men were dropped. for the wilson case the main issue was they were saying that when the library, the alexandri

i have lost tucker. tucker? tucker? tucker? >>tucker: thank you.itt romney urged the panel to look at republican governors for guyance going forward. >> i would urge us all to learn lessons that come from the greatest success stories, 30 republican governors across the country. these are people we have to listen to and make sure their message is heard loud and clear across the country. >>tucker: we have one of the republican success stories he referred to, wisconsin governor scott walker, governor walker, thanks positive -- for joining us. do you grow with governor romney, the future is in republican governors in the state? >> it is. president reagan said it is important to remember the federal government did not create the states, the states created the federal government and that is where the reforms come, thankfully in american the majority of states are led by republican governors and that is where the reform comes. >>tucker: you had a well publicized and amazing in the end successful battle against organized labor if your state. will we see th

i can't believe it is over tucker. remember where you were when you first heard girms gone wild. >> joe franis used to e-mail me in prison. he was railroaded by some guys in but a decent guy. >> in fairness. the got railroad indeed the trailer as well ngetting people drunk to take off their clothes. he was like the thomas edison of i don't know what but i don't care. i just don't care. you were a camera man for him. >> no, i just dressed like i was. >> i know it is a disappointing trend. women are getting less wild. we gave women the vote in 1920 they went (bleep) it is it a steady increase and boiled over and women are geth less wild. we need to do that and allowing them in combat is not going to do it >> what are you talking about? >> that's what i am thinking. >> way, i think you are on to something. maybe they will stop stroting now. >> it is a terrible thing to say. >> and speaking of food. they can do better than we can in kitchen. you ever look back and say what a missed opportunity? >> no, i do not. when i spok

tucker had instructed them to be very polite and very quiet and it was very sedate. he didn't want anybody being arrested for disturbing the peace. >> it was interesting because tucker had -- the case went to court but the young men really didn't do anything wrong. they just wanted to read and tucker had another case that was going on, a case of a retired army sergeant, sergeant wilson and that really started the sit in idea. he wanted wilson to be able to get a library card and wilson tried and he was turned down even though he paid taxes in the city. he was not allowed to get a library card. this court case, so there were two cases going on at the same time. the court case for wilson in the court case for these five young men at the sit in. he understood the men weren't doing anything wrong and there was no reason to send these five young men to jail to make them serving time for what they did or give them any sort of punishment. it's been said that he asked for a continuance after continuance during the court case and eventually the charges for the men were droppe

tucker had one of younger brothers of one of these men waiting outside. tucker came over with a photographer as soon as he heard the police were being called. it was florence murray who took the one shot that we have of the policemen and the young men coming out of the i building. tucker had instructed them to be very quiet, very polite. it was very she sedate. he didn't want anyone arrested for disturbing the peace. >> it was interesting because tucker had to fight the city attorney at the time. the case went to court, but the young men really didn't do anything wrong. they just wanted to read. and tucker had another case that was going on, a case of retired army sergeant, sergeant wilson. and that really sort of started the sit-in idea. he wanted wilson to be able to get a library card, and wilson tried s and he was turned down. and even though he paid taxes in the city, he was not allowed to get a library card. this court case -- um, so there were two cases going on at the same time. the court case for wilson and the court case for the five young men d

a young attorney named samuel tucker had been working on for some time. >> samuel tucker was a native alexandria. wanted to be a lawyer for two reasons. it is a in town who rented space from tucker's father and became fascinated with what lawyer watson did. the other took a trip on a street car with his brother and to d.c. and they were coming back from d.c. and they were asked to move once the train can't alexandria. they refused. tucker's brother either refuse to move. when i got off the streetcar he looked up and fly down a police man and had the young man arrested. likely the charges were thrown out because the boys are scared charge is it not be thrown out, but the judge that they haven't created any disturbance of the train to do anything illegal, but it gives a sense being a lawyer j.d. power to make things right. >> report at 1939 kitty sargent named george wilson who worked to come into the library and apply for a card. wilson had been denied on technical grounds. the city was able to drag its feet and slow things down. so they samuel tucker did was go to the neighborhood, fi

booty. >> tucker: i can throw a knuckleball.rom home. this hurts family with two working parents. your e-mails are pouring in. >> alisyn: and releasing hundreds of illegal immigrants from jail because of the sequester, but turns out that number would be in the thousands. ♪ investors could lose tens of thousands of dollars in hidden fees on their 401(k)s?! go to e-trade and roll over your old 401(k)s to a new e-trade retirement account. none of them charge annual fees and all of them offer low cost investments. e-trade. less for us. more for you. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. with three of your daily vegetable servings so, i'm working on a cistern intake valve, and the guy hands me a locknut wrench. no way! i'm like, what is this, a drainpipe slipknot? wherever your business takes you, nobody keeps you on the rd like progressive commercial auto. [ flo speaking japanese ] [

. >> tucker, you are not -- tucker, i can tell you are about to make an important point and i want tower your important point without even hearing it. this reminds, the fear of gun symbolism is a lot like the other blogers, the satannic frake out. >> they all went to prison for crimes they didn't commit. it is mass his teria. >> it is a trendy kind of frenzy. it is more than that, it is just dumb. if this was a sanitation worker reaching the conclusion the toy sold yerse were dangerous. but in new york city. who runs that. >> more impressive. a teacher saying something this stupid makes you wonder what hands you are putting your kid's mipeds in. >> the bigger question is cupcakes. >> you know what is driving me nuts before we move on. >> the whole rise of cupcakes. i understand cupcakes in the classrooms. if you are writing down 6th avenue and greenwich village, cupcakes stores for adults. >> this is a back lash against atkins. >> until bloomsberg spins them. too many of his friends eat cupcakes. >> it is low class to drink a big gulp but high class for a 8 dollar cupcake. >> i didn't

actually, i believe it was tucker's brother otto who refused to move from his seat. and when they got off the streetcar, the woman followed them and flagged down a policeman and had the young men arrested. and luckily, the charges were thrown out because, um, the boys were really scared that charges would not be thrown out, but the judge felt like they hadn't created any disturbance, and they weren't trying to do anything that was illegal. but it gave tucker a sense that being a lawyer gave you some kind of power to make things right. >> before 1939 he had an african-american sergeant named george wilson who was a world war i veteran. he had worked with wilson to come into the library and apply for a card. wilson had been denied on technical grounds. the wilson case didn't go very far. the city was able to drag its feet and slow things down, so what samuel tucker did was to go to the neighborhood, find a large group of young men who were willing to volunteer to, basically, be arrested. it was a fairly large number initially, but it turns out on august 21, 1939 there

tucker? tucker! >> for the rest of the ride i have tucker in my sights. >> now i believe you.are the best. say it. >> oh, no. you're the best now. >> i'm not afraid to say it. i am the best. >> fun. >> that was amazing. you couldn't really see -- i know i got more air than that. they must have cut that shot. i got about this much. you could have slid paper under it. >> it was minus 4 degrees? >> minus 4 degrees. when you walked out, your skin hurt. >> it looked like -- >> people live there. >> your nose hairs freeze. >> it was freezing. it was an exciting thing. an adrenaline rush. >> all right. >> you better remember actress mary lou henner because she does not forget a thing. >> kevin, oh, my gosh. you should know better than to leave her alone with any men. >> we'll see a party that you can throw to announce the birth of your child. >> and move over spaghetti. new pasta shakes are elbowing their way in after the break. ♪ only degree has motionsense activated by your movement, the more you move the more it protects. ♪ do more. ♪ degree. it won't let you down. in the middle o

tucker went back.y issued him a card, but not for the alexandria library, but for the robinson library for african american citizens in 1940. it came out of the 1939 sit in that occurred on august of 1939 at the alexandria -- what was then the alexandria, library. he admitted that he was assistant vice andrea. it was never accessible. he got 21. he won full access. and a couple of things about that. we were happy that there was a library. especially that their children will have a place that they could study. supplement what they're learning in school, but they also, it was sort of a jim crow library, not a library that was meant. it was meant to appease. it was not meant for them to have full access to the information that they needed. set foot in the live and some leverage. i believe there was a letter in the document section a special corrections. if you're right to me does not consider this a solution. he was full access to the alexandria free library for all african american patrons who are citize

tucker, alley, clayton. >> thank you maria. >> should kindergartners be taught sex education. starting beginning in january. >> beginning in kindergartner they will learn will reproduction anatomy and safe touch. >> here's the new policy. you will learn the basics about anato anatomy. reproduction, healthy relationships and personal safety. thighs are the things they are adding now. kindergarten through the third grade. >> they teach kids all about

you do not believe in climate science, as tucker pointed out. it is real. i think this is ingenious. this is gore at his best. he is using these funds for good. he is a genius. >> that was valiant. here's my question. mr. carlson, mitt romney could live anywhere he wants -- except the white house -- and so he chose to sell his mansion in utah and buy a mansion in liberal la jolla, california. why did he decide to settle in california? >> mitt romney -- the name rings a bell -- as someone who is from la jolla, i would say he inexplicable, to be honest with you. i would have been happier had mitt romney moved to highland park, texas, for example. there you go. or louisiana. i will say if you are interested in drinking complicated coffee and going surfing, la jolla is fantastic. >> he does not drink coffee. >> that is right. >> just froth. >> i ask you this question last year. i will ask it again because you are qualified, of all the in this room, you know more about this than any. you are personally close to the clintons. do you believe that she will run for

we will begin with tucker. two questions, two minutes each. >> you are close to the former vice president al gore. his concern in life is saving the earth from an environmental holocaust. given that goal, were you surprised to discover he took a $100 million from the oil rich family that runs qatar and the next time you see him will you ask them to give that money to an environmental charity? when our grandchildren inherit a planet that is still alive, they will think al gore. [laughter] climate orbelieve in gravity or any of that. it is real. this is ingenious. he is bleeding the funds from the enemy and using it for good. god bless al gore. it is ingenious. >> that was valiant. mr. carlson, mitt romney could live anywhere he wants except the white house. inchose to sell his mansion conservative utah and buy a mansion in liberal la jolla, california. why did he sell? >> mitt romney. the name rings a bell. vallejo,e who is from california, -- la jolla , it is despicable. i would have been happier had he moved t

they should just forget the tucker act. what a blunder. the tucker act applies unless repealed. adams had just told him the tucker act far from being repealed hadn't even come in the discussion. it didn't take the court long to offer unanimous decision deciding the case robert bork's way for robert bork's reasons. here's another example. the year after he left the solicitor general's office robert bork represented the credit card issuer in a suit about other things. the credit card carries a rate of interest that was legal in the state where the bank had its headquarters and illegal in some states where customers use the card, the issuing bank was sued by a rival bank in low-interest state and his rival contended the issuer was using the location to injury to the rival by a stealing customers. the rival got the first argument and for 30 minutes everything seemed to be going its way. .. customers with poor credit would go to the high-interest bank, a good interest would gut the low-interest bank, everybody would have business and everybody would be better off. it would be almost

the tucker act applies unless repealed.dams had just told the supreme court that the tucker act far from being repealed hadn't even come up in the discussion. it didn't take the correspond to issue a unanimous decision deciding the case bob works way for bob works reasons. here's another sample. year after he left the office, bob bork issued about user repair the credit card carried a bit of interest in weslaco in the state with the banquette headquarters but illegal in some states for customers use the code. the arrival thing in elementary state in his rental content of the issuer receipts and its location ticket and jerry by stealing customers. the replica of the first argument to be going to say. the rival slayer got one soft question after another. then bob bork out but not the legal argument, but an observation about economics. if the issuing bank really was charging excessive interest, interest higher than the rival bank, he was doing a favor for the rentals. consumers should clock. maybe with higher interest because

. >> john: speaking of people who exist outside of reality tucker carlson.tucker is on an almost completely defunct crusade to bring down bob menendez for allegedly using a prostitute in the dominican republic. however carlson was quoted speaking about david vitter's prostitution scandal. he really did hire one. back then, tucker said... >> john: richard you have be in politics for a long time. have you been seen a more blatant example of be careful what you wish for. >> didn't the woman say she was making it up? >> john: the woman in question said she had never seen menendez. >> she was making it up. >> john: accused "the washington post" of lying. >> this whole thing with men endez is crazy. it is a vendetta. i don't know where -- who found this but good for them. >> john: tina, does this prove tucker carlson is to journalism what he is to "dancing with the stars"? >> yes. he's not a journalist. he's an agitator. completely different. like to call him a journalist is inaccurate and something he would say about someone who was also an agitator. >> john: you

. >> reporter: lisa tucker had this report. >> people inside know there is extensive pollution that can harm people and do nothing about it. that is outrageous. >> can you stop and chat? >> debby is the director of the agency. the agency reneged on its offer to provide an interview. >> what do you say to those who feel their health is at risk? >> i say that quite a lot happens and we are always open and my door is always open if people feel like the people who work for me are not being responsive. i want to know about it. >> reporter: but those who live here in southern california say she does know they're concerned. many here say that the hazardous waste recycler is poising their ground water with the chemical at the heart of the film "erin brockovich". >> my family had five members and four of us have cancer. >> reporter: the company says it didn't cause the contamination but is cleaning it up. the company says it is working to renew their permit. >> reporter: how do you assess the permitting right now? what letter grade would you give it? >> that's a great question. i don't have a le

cynthia tucker and ron reagan is a radio talk show host. ron, i always trust what you think your heart and brain a altogeth altogether. they're putting down rand paul because he isn't one of them and because he dared to question the use of military power, in this case against individual citizens. where are you, a man on the left of this one? >> well, on the subject of drones, this is a very interesting thing to watch this divide among the republicans where you say the establishment which is reflexively promilitary is running up against the tea partiers who are ideologically libertarians where some progressive lefties might also. yes, i, too, am troubled with rand paul. i don't know that i find myself in agreement with him often but on a stopping clock occasionally he's right. >> did you watch last night because i said a broken clock is right twice a day. >> i didn't see that. >> let me go to cynthia. my question is this. rand paul can be pretty wacky, and he's talking about sitting in some cafe on the corner sipping their coffee and all of

we're going to get tucker some food and log on to foxnews.com for the after the show show and sunday. >> tucker: we will see you tomorrow. >> brenda: sequestration is, but if you think that means the tax hike threat is over, think again. that's the point. >> brenda: sure, but it speaks volumes. revenues mean taxes and we're already seeing how that payroll tax hike is kicking your assets. consumers cutting back on major purchases and hikes cut into paychecks. are more hikes the last thing the economy needs right now. hi, everyone, i'm brenda buttner, this is bulls and bears. let's get right to it. the bulls and bears this week, gary b smith, tobin smith, jonas max ferris and welcome to everybody. scott, they're still pushing more taxes, but did we just get evidence that's the wrong way to go? >> i think we did, brenda. look, taxes are tough at anyti time like this, where gdp growth just got revised to oh, my goodness, 0.1% on the flat side for q-4. unemployment still ridiculously high. there's no way through it. we just hit the rich and the spenders and the job creators in this country

lowe, sabrina lye, robin tucker. if you just want to make your way up this way if i called your name, you can speak. eva chan, donald logan, bernadette, ed kwan. any particular order unless you have a predetermined order. >> the project sponsor will have an opportunity once the dr person is in favor of the dr speak. >>> i'm opposed. >> right, you're in favor of the dr. you're in opposition to the project. >>> correct, that's correct. [speaker not understood]. i'm opposed to the project. >> yes, go ahead. >>> mr. president, fong, members of the commission, mr. sanchez, mr. luellen, i'm [speaker not understood]. i'm a member of the pacific avenue neighborhood association. i'm the panel chair for the 1531 jones street project. i'm a native of san francisco. i was born and raised in chinatown. so, this permit calls for a vertical extension of 13 feet. it allows a four-story penthouse addition of 1200 square feet to a three-story six-unit apartment building 38 feet 9 inches raising the building height to 50 feet. there is

our moderator is jill tucker an education reporter at the san francisco kron cell. i told jill it's hard to find bios online for reporters. they can stay out of google. she's award winning reporter and covered california schools for 14 years and knows a lot about this subject and was honored by the california teacher association and received the highest award about the growing number of homeless students in the school system. she is a san francisco native and was in the peace corps and tout in west africa and please welcome jill tucker. [applause] >> thank you. she just dated me with that 9090 peace corps thing. okay. i want to say how great it is to be here. i have been looking at everyone's name tags and awed by the wide variety of people and i want you to in rolodex. email me. there are great stories i have been hearing today. we have amazing and large panel and it is an honor to moderate for them. real quickly you will have to take my word. i have read their full bios which are three pages here. i'm not going to read all of that but you have to my word these are

tuck tuckerally?> nice to see the mild temperatures don't go away. >>> a city wants to require all residents to own guns. why they want guns to be mandatory. >> my gosh. >> that is fantastic. that's a rude awakening. creative ways to get your family up after losing an hour of sleep to daylight savings overnight. some include firecrackers. >> why sta chasing him. >> it just made my day. (music throughout) why turbo? trust us. it's just better to be in front. the sonata turbo. from hyundai. [ ding dong ] 20% off teleflora... oh... save on roadside assistance from allstate! discounts from enterprise, avis and hertz! [ male announcer ] aarp has great deals at aarpdiscounts.com. popcorn? [ male announcer ] find offers from regal cinemas, walgreens and kellogg's. they're great! [ male announcer ] and on exciting entertainment! [ taxi whistle ] c'mon guys, the millers just got their cards, too! [ male announcer ] check out the possibilities. aarpdiscounts.com. >> should gun ownership be mandatory? that's wha

nobody is against the second amendment, tucker. >> really? >> i would disagree. >> this is why our economy is in shambles. >> i just want to make sure that no politician, pete included, and pete, i just complimented you and i think you've created two fantastic companies. you've been very successful in the private sector, but this isn't the time to be wooing gun manufacturers. >> of course it's the time. >> and making political profits out of these kinds of people. >> a virginian wrote the bill of rights. in 2013 virginians will defend all of our civil liberties. >> james madison probably would have worded -- let me say this. james madison would have worded -- >> wait. are you saying there's something immoral about manufacturing guns in this country? that appears to be what you're saying. >> no, tucker. >> wait. hold on, let me finish. slow down. >> you said it's no time to be wooing gun manufacturers. why is that? >> i think it's probably not the best time for politicians to be making an issue of economic development when it comes to gun manu

tucker carlson from daily caller.com. juan williams, with the hill.ed columnist charles krauthammer. charles, the new secretary of defense and his response. >> that wasn't a vigorous defense of the united states. it was adequate. somewhat flat. but in trying to understand karzai, i'm beginning to tend toward accepting the irrationality of the irrational. i'm getting there with kim jong un. we look for rational answers why he did "x" or "y." with karzai, he is unstable. i don't want to speculate about his psychological health but the way he acts and the way he speaks he is mercurial and largely incomprehensible. it makes no sense whatsoever to accuse the united states of collaborating with the enemy unless you want america to leaf because we saw the reaction from joe manchin to angeer the americans in to leaving which will leave him alone. without any support, without any state run and he will end up at the top of the lamp post. as happened to the soviet, the leader of afghanistan in the sew yet days after the soviets left. the only possible irrationm

it makes me a little queazy, tucker. >> i get it.s is one of the basic can a nun drums of journalism. people come forward and make agencies. can you know the truth of them. >> bill: face on them and they are out there and they are taking the bricks that come with an allegation. i can understand that. but a protected criminal? >> but, bill, i mean, i have been doing this 22 years, not as long as you, you know the truth. which is 90% of our sources have agendas, they are anonymous, they are working for reasons you don't fully understand. >> bill: why do you believe this. >> here is why. because she did -- she and her partner did an oncamera interview with us for quite some time that was quite specific. and by the way it comports with other stories we have done. we environment viewed a prostitute in the united states who said she had contact with senator menendez. this was not out of left field. again, by the way. this is part of a much larger story about the senator's trips down to the dominican republic with the campaign contributor w

those are tucker carlson's words there. do you have any response to that assertion from him? >> of course. we posted a short version of the story when we learned about the affidavits, a short version around 5:00 and we realized we needed to reach out to several people, the lawyers that were named, the woman that was named. we reached out the all of them including tucker carlson who did not respond to my e-mail or phone calls. but he did send a tweet at around midnight saying that the story was wrong. i would have loved to have included and the colleague would have also loved to have included his concerns about the identity of this woman and that's why we reached out the him. >> carol, thank you so much for your time. thanks a lot. >> of course. thank you, tamron. >>> coming up -- >> my husband's bringing may drink right now. >> so's mine. >> so that was amazon's latest kindle ad getting a lot of buzz at a time when recent polling shows americans are growing more supportive of same-sex marriage but is this ad a good marketing move given the times we are in and the decision we'

that's why we broke up. >> special thank to dianne and bill and tucker and carl. stare at you until the end of the program. ♪ ♪ >> although i spent my career investigating prosecuting and sentencing those who choose to be criminals, my goal was the protection of those who never choose to be victims in the first place. it was a noble cause. likewise, the first order of government is the froeks of its citizens. hello and welcome to justice. i am judge jeanine pirro. in the last two weeks the obama administration opened the jails to release more than 2,000 criminal illegal aliens. that's what i said. 2,000 criminal illegal aliens. let me be clear on one thing. all of us are immigrants in this great country and all of us deserve an opportunity including those children born here irrespective of how their parents entered the country. how unbelievable is how reckless this administration have been with the release of dangerous criminals on to our streets giving them a hope you come back soon so we can report you card. the administration's response? >> this is a decision m

tucker is as well treated. so america is the world's police women. we are the indispendable nation. we are the most powerful on earth. there are two ways to do it. the way bush did it, invade and take over at the cost of lives and your money. that's the stupid way. then there is the obama way. find the enemies, hunt them down without having to invade, ockmy and conquer their countries which i don't want america to be in the business of turning every land into wisconsin. >> we have four guys dead. what difference at this point does it make? >> is she here? >> she's not here. she's going to come on later. >> we'll come back to her. >> we'll come back to her. >> i want to thank paul for coming here and thank you all for being nice to paul who is a brave man. i want to thank secretary clinton for gracing us with her presence twice. of course we are the world's police women. it's been left to us because the other so-called world powers are too cheap, morally indirnt or happy to sponge off of us they have neglected t

>> reporter: we put that question to beth tucker, director of operations support of the irs.e inventing out of thin air identities and filing and getting tax refunds. why aren't you stopping this? >> the irs is stopping a considerable amount of fraud associated with identity theft. we have dramatically increased our efforts to detect and prevent identity theft. >> reporter: but you are losing $5 billion a year to this kind of fraud according to the inspector general. that's not chump change. that's a lot of money. and there is i sense that the irs doesn't have a sense of urgency about this problem. >> i would strongly disagree. we stopped $20 billion from going out the door last filing season. >> reporter: tucker says the irs has added new screening filters to flag when something might be fishy and despite budget cuss, the agency has beefed up staff in the identity theft section to deal with the increasing number of victims and triple the number of criminal investigations over the past year. they are also trying to cooperate more closely with local law enforcement in hard-hit

tucker was shot and killed while driving to band practice.olice say he was mistaken for a gang member. >> san jose raised its minimum raise today and we'll tell you how much and how much it helps the employees and the economy. >> how bay area catholics are marking the event. >> back here in just a few minutes. we are getting ready for a warm up now, how warm in the neighborhoods on tuesday, i will let you know. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress. we can figure this out. ♪ [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. this is delicious. ♪ [ male announcer ] save the day in an instant. at&t. ♪ >> investigators are looking in what caused a fire in the home of oakland today. about 8: 30 this morning. it was heavy smoke coming from the home. firefighters extinguish the flame ruled out any injuries. >>>

thank you, tucker. >> thanks, bill. bill: martha.e issued a dire warning for this country. the threat that they are now calling actually more dangerous to our security here at home than al qaeda. bill: hey, there is no hole-in-one for this guy. i guess you can make --. martha: waiting for the hole-in-one reference to the segment, bill. bill: how about, four! he was swallowed by a sinkhole. how he made it out alive. this is remarkable why do people count on sunsweet prune juice to stay fit on the inside? it's made only from prunes, nothing else. it works, simple as that. it's a natural source of fiber and five essential vitamins. it's the smart choice for me. stay fit on the inside with sunsweet's amazing juices. martha: well a golfer is luck can i to be alive after swallowed by a sinkhole. we have a sinkhole story every couple days of, right? he was in the middle of a golf match and disappeared. 43 mark mihal fell eight teen feet. that is magic number. the if gave away beneath him. the only injury was a dislocated shoulder. it could

and of course there will be tucker carlson being as tuckery as ever.ented the word carlson. >> i don't think he did. >> tuck in with tucker, that's what i always say. >> that was his morning show. that was his late night show. >> it was pajamas with a bow tie, adorable. >> exactly. >> that's not true. that's true. i am not true. 45% of recent college grads living at home. couple things, you said whooping and then said you love using the phrase p whoing. >> yes. >> not a phrase as much as it is a word. >> that is true. what if it was two words like whop-ping-duck! >> reporter: -- >> then we would have you checked into the hospital to see what caused that. >> it wouldn't be the first time. >> you also insisted that no young people are living in a crawlspace in your apartment. >> yes. >> the key word there is living. >> i dance around that. that's how i get past the lie detectors. >> it is lawyerly of you. jonathon greg asked if you were surprised how many graduates were living at home and if you were concerned that would hurt your chances of picking them