. >> of course, tucker.int. mothers and fathers need to be involved in the decisions that involve something of this magnitude, the sexuality of a child. their sexual practices. whether they're promiscuous or not and the consequences of that and to make it easier for 11, 12, 13-year-old kids to be promiscuous is outrageous and it is an insult to parents. >> clayton: this federal judge also had some pretty harsh words for the obama administration. and it raises questions about whether or not a -- your cabinet level secretary in kathleen sebelius can sort of willie willy-nilly make these laws that effect children. this judge says this decision was playing politics. arbitrary, capricious and unreasonable. >> well, but what's he doing? was he not playing politics? is he a doctor? is he a phamacologist? i don't think so. what is he making? irrational political decision not based on the fact that scientists came and brought to him information but his own personal reaction. how dare him condemn kathleen sebelius for

thank you for joining us. >> great to be here, tucker. >> tucker: how does this work?ong before the words "exchange" and "health insurance" were in the same syntans, ala the affordable care act. over the years, 40% of individuals who have come to the company were previously uninsured. we just think that there is an opportunity here for the administration for government to really marry something that is really good in the private sector, somebody like us and others with the objective of getting people covered at no cost to government. >> tucker: wait a second there. why would we do that when we could spend millions hiring navigators to help people understand incredibly complicated and stupid so-called healthcare reform law? >> well, tucker, i don't know about the "stupid" part but the navigator part to me is very, very perplexing. in my home state of california, the state will pay $58 to a navigator for each individual they bring to the exchange. let me give you a flavor for that. the affordable care act objectsive take 32 million uninsured americans and get them covere

back inside to clayton, anna and tucker. >> tucker: thank you, janice dean. great job.hn kerry just touching down in japan this morning and he's wrapping up a four-day tour of asia focusing on calming the tensions of north korea and rehe leased this propaganda video showing missile attacks. ready to defend against kim jong-un. >> the united states has sent ships with missile defense capabilities. the pentagon would think it's easier and chances for destroying a north korean missile. while secretary of state john kerry was in china yesterday, he said he told chinese leaders the u.s. was only deploying the official defensive positions to be as careful as possible. >> the missile defense we discussed absolutely why we have taken the steps we have taken in direct response to the fact that american interests and american territory are threatened in the following way, guam, hawaii, and they brag, your threatened and any president would be irresponsible not to heed warning and at least take precautionary measures. >> secretary kerry said if north korea denuclearizes the need f

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" for little tucker? >> no. if you're an outspoken adult, maybe you have some guts. if you're an outspoken kid, you're a brat. that tells me he wasn't just sitting in the class with a flag, he was in sstigating, ande was instigating with baseball cards. if you don't think this kid is a jerk, i have two words for you: jonathan crohn. >> touche, that was wounding. i died a little bit inside. >> my kid who is opinionated about anything -- >> bill, let me make a distinction between that. jonathan crohn went out and spoke. this guy is talking about being in a classroom where liberal teachers always bother you. for example, if he had been talking about social justice, he would be beloved. >> oh, of course, if he were leading the take back the night rally or talking about aids awareness or the transgender movement, this kid would be -- >> but only with his teachers. this kid is 15. nobody likes someone who is that political at that age. >> i think he's acting up against teachers. i know -- again, i do have a nie

" for little tucker? >> no. if you're an outspoken adult, maybe you have some guts. if you're an outspoken kid, you're a brat. that tells me he wasn't just sitting in the class with a flag, he was in sstigating, ande was instigating with baseball cards. if you don't think this kid is a jerk, i have two words for you: jonathan crohn. >> touche, that was wounding. i died a little bit inside. >> my kid who is opinionated about anything -- >> bill, let me make a distinction between that. jonathan crohn went out and spoke. this guy is talking about being in a classroom where liberal teachers always bother you. for example, if he had been talking about social justice, he would be beloved. >> oh, of course, if he were leading the take back the night rally or talking about aids awareness or the transgender movement, this kid would be -- >> but only with his teachers. this kid is 15. nobody likes someone who is that political at that age. >> i think he's acting up against teachers. i know -- again, i do have a nie

tucker, aly, clayton?ank you. >> clayton: we have an interesting picture this morning, of what it was like to live in this home. this mother raising these two children there in this family, also their daughter. this comes to us this morning from alyssa kilzer, 23-year-old who used to go to their mom's house, a is a lan, spa. >> alisyn: sort of. >> clayton: if you call it that. she used to run a day spa. moved it to her home. people would come to your home. you are around the family on a regular basis. she went there to get facials and beauty treatments for five or six years. >> alisyn: yes. >> tucker: it's chaotic home. filled with the sounds of arguing and food cooking. and clothes all over the place. she describes a family that became increasingly religious over the years that she -- >> clayton: radical. >> tucker: exactly. >> alisyn: the boston bombers had two sisters. so there were the two young boys, two relatively young girls in the house. this young woman would go for facials got to know them, becau

e >> that would be the tucker tucr barnes i'm cool stroll. >> the tucker barnes swail gathered. >> swaggered. >> i haven't done my taxes. >> reporter: good morning,morn, tucker barnes.tucker barn >> hi, julie. hi, >> he is not impressed thisesse morning. >> reporter: that's me most mornings. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it's only fun to come to work at 5. 5. there was a water main break, west virginia avenues, you weree asking about intha going on, wh. it's a water main break. new york avenue remakes open for business, continuing from river dale. bw parkway nice and easy with no issues to report. we will show you what else is on the road, not a lot. lot. top stretch, still college park headed to 270, lanes are open, if you are traveling leavingleag toward andrews, southbound 355,o the road is still here at cedar lane, pushing everybody up. heading out of bethesda headingn toward the d.c. line. that is a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> all right, julie, thanks. >>> just a reminder, of course,f that is today is the tax deadline. the white house has releaseded president obama's 2012 return. n

i don't understand this, tucker. how is this legal? >> i don't know if it is, but twitter is the perfect medium for jodi arias. i mean she tweets. the question is what is it about nancy grace that sends accused murderers into a tweeting frenzy. not only her, amanda knox. why are they watching nancy grace? if you were on trial you would not be torturing yourself with nancy grace, would you? >> i don't know. she's kind of strange. >> she's hosting the hln coverage. my wife, for example, watches this trial like a monkey stares at a clock. millions of other people, you can't drag them away from it. it seems like this trial has been on tv longer than the amazing race. i guess you could call it "the amazing case." anybody who gives the finger to nancy grace, my enemy is my friend. nancy grace should be on trial for attempting to kill men's desire for women. however, i would say this. what if adam lanza didn't get killed, he's in jail and he's out tweeting bad things about the families of the kids he killed. he wouldn't put up for it so it's

. >> tucker did you get your forecast, during the morning commute. let me show you what is happening. we got a southern storm. if you are watching golf, you saw the same storm that is that pushing to the north and thethe east. we're going to be on the edge of it. we won't see a lot of rain, coo, air, this is warm air trying tog work in. in. today highs will be only in the 50s, by tomorrow back in the the 70s with a lot of clouds and scattered showers in thered shon forecast for monday. mo a lot more in the weather. got 5 1/2 hours to tell it to you. back to you. >>> tucker, thanks.cker, thanks >>> in the top stories the fbi has joined in the search for a missing five-year-old cameron sarafin. believes that she is is with his mother and investigators believe that she crossed state lines. li police have issued a felony fely warrant for her for parental abduction. >>> supporters say at this point it's too close to call. ca right now only three republicane are on board with the compromise. senator john mccain says he is favorably disposed to theo the mea

greg, tucker said twitter is the perfect medium for arias. you said yes, as if you knew exactly what he was talking about. >> i was thinking p saabout sal and pepper -- i was. >> he was an anti-nazi pastor. >> look at andy. captain google. >> i absolutely looked it up. on the other hand, i wouldn't have pretended to know what it was if i didn't. >> yes! bill, you pointed out that arias tweeted of the prosecutor, hmm, anger management problem anyone? >> right. >> this from the woman who stabbed her boyfriend 27 times and then shot him in the head. >> she doesn't remember that part, andrew. you've got to remember that. remember what she doesn't. >> all right, that's fair. bernie, you said arias is a stone cold killer. >> yes. psycho killer. >> allegedly. >> well, maybe in your mind. but in my mind she's guilty as hell. >> in the mind of the founding fathers who wrote our beautiful, beautiful constitution, bernie. >> waste of taxpayer money to drag this disgrace out for six months or whatever the hell it is. >> if you hate the founding fathers o

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i'm skipping you, tucker. brooke? >> yes. >> i like how you brought up being kicked off a plane, and people said, you were kicked off a plane and you were like, oh, do i really have to tell this story. and then the story you hated to tell was, well, i was flying to st. bart's for my wedding. really? come on. >> andy, are you just bitter? >> yes. greg, do you have something to add to that? >> brooke, tell them what happened after you were leaving the plane. >> i did stand up and say, this could happen to you, too! and then nobody did anything. they just stood there and looked really afraid and they let us get kicked off the plane for absolutely no reason. and the pilot admitted to us that we were kicked off because the stewardess said i gave her attitude about my dress. >> here is my theory. flight attendant, how old was she? >> it's hard to tell when you're up in the air like that. >> yeah, when you're up in the air, all of a sudden age disappears. she wasn't married. she was bitter and jealous. >> oh! >> not all flig

tucker barnes is here to give us an update. upda >> it's fine, we havehave temperatures in the 50s, it's going to be a decent day, warmem than yesterday. yeste look for the highs today in the low 70s. >> i even enjoyed yesterday. yet >> yesterday was fine.te it turned out fine. fine. there might be a little drizzlez out there, and i will tell you u why on the satellite.e. let's get to the numbers, 57 att reagan national.reagan na we should be in the upper 40s to low 50s, 54 degrees, and looking forward to our tuesday, should be a relatively quiet qut day. we have a little bit of cloud cd offecover across the region and we call onshore flow. with the clouds across from thee east is giving us low moisture,o there's a potential for littlele drezldrizzle out there early. that will bring us in here here tomorrow, a partly to moste mose cloudy day. temperatures a little remember waker than yesterday, low 70s 7s in daytime highs. his. things will get gradually more e comfortable later today. day. cooler by the bay with the the clouds

i don't understand this, tucker. how is this legal? >> i don't know if it is, but twitter is the perfect medium for jodi arias. i mean she tweets. the question is what is it about nancy grace that sends accused murderers into a tweeting frenzy. not only her, amanda knox. why are they watching nancy grace? if you were on trial you would not be torturing yourself with nancy grace, would you? >> i don't know. she's kind of strange. >> she's hosting the hln coverage. my wife, for example, watches this trial like a monkey stares at a clock. millions of other people, you can't drag them away from it. it seems like this trial has been on tv longer than the amazing race. i guess you could call it "the amazing case." anybody who gives the finger to nancy grace, my enemy is my friend. nancy grace should be on trial for attempting to kill men's desire for women. however, i would say this. what if adam lanza didn't get killed, he's in jail and he's out tweeting bad things about the families of the kids he killed. he wouldn't put up for it so it's

right, we now turn to tucker barnes ton get the latest on our weather. milling and about in downtown d.c.? we should be fine weather wise.. we got low clouds and drizzle out there. eventual partial sunshine with temperatures coming back up in n the low 70s, it should be aa comfortable afternoon for us. we aree not expecting any rain, but should get a few showers tomorrow. >> we still need rain? rain >> we always do. >> this time of year we need rain.rain. >> let's get to the numbers, nur we're relatively mild out therer the temperature is not cooling n whole lot with the low cloud clu cover developed overnight. 57 in washington be 54 in annapolis, and baltimore, i balt mean, you really can go from the lower eastern shore in salisburi where it's 55 degrees, all the e way out to cumberland where it's 55 degrees. the temperatures is in cumberland, and good morning frederick, you're 57 degrees as well. let's take a look at the satellite-radar.sate generally quiet.genelly qu you ought to look carefully here. look carefully, there's a lightt milky gray and tha

. >>> we have a lot to talk aboutt this, we will start with tucker barnes. drizzle in a few few spots. it's going to be a decent day. we have temperatures in the loww 70s, warmer than yesterday with i'm not going to say a lott of sunshine, but at least a buts little bit of sunshine suns particularly in the second half of the day.he things will improve, 56 at washington. that's the winning number. most of the area in the low to mid-50s. mid-50 relatively mild start to the morning. ite-radar, you can see the can gray there, that's see the low d cover, and it's just the fog that has developed overnight ass our winds have been pushing outh of the east here so we're getting moisture off the ocean.a not expecting a whole lot in thh way of measurable rain today. to just a little morning drizzlemoi and things should turn partly pt sunny this afternoon. with thenny sunshine we shouldr up in the lower 70s, warmer yesterday. otherwise a warmer forecast form the etuesday. 73 degrees by 5:00 p.m. with ath least a little sunshine developing during the day. >> thank you, t

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, to i you tucker.e had our handful on westbound dulles toll, southbound 270 behind me you see in the distance, this is where we havee the person in medical distress, southbound coming out of germantown and out of way to rockville all the way to the the southbound first. first. inbound on the clearance bartona parkway before the bridge there's an incident there, th that's what is tying up the right side of the highway, heads up as you continue over the bridge. no incidents to report out of of canal avenue headed toward to arizona avenue. av the bwi parkway is an eyesore,e, earlier problem at powder mill l road now cleared. now that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> thank you very much. >>> d.c. public schools ares are making critical investments in the upcoming school year in ye hopes of improving opportunitieo for students and educators. those areas include lit literard including an effort to better engage parents. joining us miss henderson. >> before we talk about all of l that the event yesterd

. >> tucker: what? i'm losing my flavored vodka? >> and more on flavored vot vodka sales and gabrielle reese, with some controversy, you need to be semisive, that's how you need to be feminine in your relationship, you need to be sub missive. >> is this i am woman, hear me roar? >> your taxes have gone up, your taxes have gone up, my taxes have gone up thanks to president obama's plan to soak the paplatiopulation, yet, the

when tucker called in, he was correct. >> good for the viewer.. >> tucker doesn't happen in anyn other it was a holding call. [ laughter ] >> he should be able to pick upp the phone. >> we're giving you the direct i hot line to the nfl, not going t to do it. >> thank you very much. >> the tha viewers are influenc. >> the facebook fan of the day.a today we say hello to lauren gay. lauren says she started watchinc the news because of the fox 5 f morning team.rning thank you very much. mu we like that.we lik love thate picture, too. >> for a chance to be tomorrow's facebook fan of the day, like the facebook page and post at a comment below lauren's picture. >>> still ahead in our next next hour, using a murdered teenager's image for target practice. the controversy at port canaveral that cost at least one police officer his job. job. >>> financial protection from the sequester. se we will sit down with a money expert for ways to survive the furloughs without dipping into your 401(k). it's 7:57.:57. fox 5 news continues next. off in the morning, december 14, and he gave me a hug and a kiss

mary madeline joined us tucker carlson. i think those were the ones but one of those on the right. me on the left. that the program lasted for 19 years. nineteen years. it was cnn's second highest rated program after larry king live. it was very successful. it was the first political debate show on television and it was by far the best. i will say that flat out en though, you know, i was part of it. it was the best political show and i will tell you why, because it lasted just a half an hour.

d >> tucker doesn't.'> thanks to everybody. >> you are regulars.ular >> i want to be a regular. >> light rain shower activity across the region. mostly wet of town is where theh rain is hanging out. we're not going to get a lot off rain here. a few 100th of an inch of rain. pushing up towards manassas.assa it's possible a few more showers could move through the district and points north and east.ast. i'm not sure we're done with the rain but you can see it's highly scattered and will remain so. s as we get to the afternoon hours its main system should get dragged far enough to the east that most activity should taper off we'll be left with plenty of clouds. not sure we're going to see sun. let me show you the stmple it's the same storm bringing rain r late yesterday afternoon. caught any of the masters in georgia same little storm system. it's pushing off the peninsula. light leftover showers there up to washington. a lot of that is not touching the ground as it pushes off to the north and east we should s

. >> when he taped chris tucker, that ease his best impression. >> i got it memorized, see. 2517. >>ou close your eyes and listen, it sounds like chris tucker. >> it's to be said on all sides by the inequities of the selfish. >> this guy is insanely talented. >> you know how much i love "lord of the rings". >> that is not for him to decide. >> i am so glad that didn't happen. no offense. >> kept the forces -- >> wondering -- i know they are not. it's taking a long run, you know. >> for some reason, i don't see sly stallone has a dwarf. >> it's nobody's business. >> sten, it is tech time ploration style. > let's do it. >> first, we are going to explore google earth. the motion technology. >> oh! >> you are operating through google earth using the motion of your body. you are not like, you know, typing in, zooming in. >> you don't have to do anything of that. >> oh, i'm superman with my hand. i'm flying over europe. now i'm flying over africa. >> to tell us more about this technology, we have our tech traveler. >> zach. >> hey, zach, thanks for thavling in. >> you are welcome. >> they

speaking of which, tucker carlson is the new host of "fox & friends weekend." go, tucker. according to the report, we can now proudly say that only 25% of our nation's bridges are structurally deficient or functionally obsolete. that's right. there is a three-in-four chance if you drive across a bridge, you will make it to the other side. and america can hold its head high, knowing when it comes to our nation's levees, 8% are in acceptable condition. of the remaining levees, 22% are unacceptable, 42% are constructed of old marshmallow peeps, and 28% don't want to work. they just want to bang on the drum all day. ( cheers and applause ). nation, i believe this inspiring d-plus is a grade we can all be proud of. in fact, i believe we should hang this report card somewhere high where everyone can see it. but not a bridge. ( laughter ) it may not be able to handle the load. ( laughter ) but keep those party hats on, nation, because i've got more good news to report. an environmental protection agency study says that more than half of u.s. rivers are unable to sustain life. but

miriam tucker went to the doctor the very next day.. >> she came back with the diamond in a bag. in a medical bag. >> and the diamond is not even cleaned yet. >> touchdown. >> only one diamond and only one person swallows it. it happens to be the same person. >> tucker plans to keep the diamond in her family as an heirloom that comes with a great story. i still want to know the story behind swallowing the diamond. how did that happen? >> champagne, maybe there was a couple glasses involved. >>> one of the newest members of mensa, the exclusive society with high i.q.s, turns out to be a kindergartner from illinois. gus dorman, 5 years old, already knows all of the elements in the periodic table, every country in the world. now learning long division. >> why not? his parents didn't think it was unusual for a 4-year-old who could read entire books until a friend told them it was unusual. so, they had him tested. now, unfortunately, gus isn't doing so well in school because, you guessed it, it's just too easy. by the way, he has an i.q. of

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

we know that one of them, brian tucker, was in for capital murder.t can you tell us about how dangerous these guys are? >> if anyone is to see these two they are to be considered extremely dangerous, that's correct. brian tucker was indicted in 2011 on a capital murder of a bobby reilly, who is a, was a citizen here in hopkins county. john king is in for evading arrest and theft charges. and but, they are both extremely dangerous. jenna: now, sergeant, i know this is really early in the investigation. this just happened this morning but i'm sure you're aware what is happening to the south of you in kaufman county? >> yes. jenna: the investigation of the murders there. is there any indication at all maybe there's a connection between this jail escape and what's happening there? >> no. that hasn't been confirmed at all. at this point that's just to be considered a coincidental incident. again, i am aware of that, yes. >> sure. we just wanted to ask about it because obviously it is in the news and a lot's happening around the dallas area. really for our

his name is brian alan tucker. john marlon king on the left was being held for allegedly evading a theft charge. they escaped from the hopkins county jail northeast of kaufman county, which is reeling from the murders of two prosecutors. sergeant brad cummings is with the hopkins county sheriff's office. how and when did the men escape? >> officers were advised this morning about 8:20 that we did have two males later identified as tucker and king that apparently they were on the recreation yard and they were able to manipulate the fencing area and slip through a part of the fence. and they took off east of the sheriff's office. >> well, you know, that's quite detailed in how you believe it happened. but one has to wonder, how could something like that happen in a place that is known to have high security? >> that's correct. you know, that's one thing that goes through all our minds and i'm sure there will be some sort of internal investigation to figure out where -- what happened, what kind of security breach might

tucker, i do want to get to brit's point about healthcare.n is, you know, is that issue going to be something that will be a good legacy for president obama or lit turn out to have been something that caused him lower numbers across the board? >> well, it's hard to know. i mean legacy suggests decades and we'll have to find out then. but in the short term, meaning in the next three years i mean it's a mess. you can't find a person who can -- will defend obamacare flat out, at least when you hold it up against the promises the president made about it when he was trying to get it through the congress a couple of years ago. the truth is you're not going to see any democrats in swing district running on obama care. you're not going to see a single one say i voted for obama care, vote for me. these guys always over reach, presidents in their second terms always think god has ratified their program. i think obama even more so, and he over reached earli president i'm aware of. martha: i think that is a really interesting point. alan, can you think o

he will hurt him with scream cynics like tucker.ut me a moderate cynic. >> you are characterizing yourself moderate. >> i am mellow in my old age and can swallow it. >> he had 50 of his other administration officials who did the same thing, you could restart the white house tours. >> exactly. >> oh, i calculated the gulf trips, that is a million dollars a shot for the airplane by the inflated by secret service expenses is a month and a half. >> today defense secretary hagel said the sequester cuts and growth and spending are having significant affects on the military. codo you think this is going to be a lasting and will we feel it over time. >> they were design to do that and that's why they were designed to be odious and not just the republicans and punishing them. i don't know the worry and i don't know if anybody knows the answer. many things you could cut that will not hurt our readiness. are they cut? i don't think that is clear. >> flexibility has come back, chuck. >> yes. >> we heard from jay carny that there is flexibility.

the 2010 saturn view went missing hours after brian tucker and john king broke out of jail by slippingng trial on a capital murder charge and king is a convicted drug dealer. >> for the first time we're hearing those frantic 911 calls made moments after an mtv reality star was found dead in his truck. listen. >> i have an emergency. i have three dead people. oh my god. >> are they inside the vehicle? >> yeah, all three. [inaudible] >> "buck wild" shane gandee, his uncle and a friend died of carbon dioxide poisoning. the show's producers are reportedly covering the cost of the funeral for the 21-year-old. >> does this portrait of jesus look unconstitutional to you? an ohio school forced to take it down after it was threatened with a federal lawsuit. the superintendent says it came down to money. people now fighting to bring the picture that's been hanging for decades back. >> we're not just looking at a, a portrait. we're looking at our rights as american people. >> a school club considering their own lawsuit to get the portrait back on the wall. >> it is a patriotic soldier surprise th

congratulations on that, tucker, haven't had a chance to congratulate you.t will happen moving forward from this day, and after what had happened in boston for president obama. he really has, you know, made an effort to not change the course so far, in terms of, you know, his planned events and what he's been doing day-to-day along with making statements about the bombing in boston. alan, what do you think is going to happen to, you know, his agenda moving forward from this? >> hopefully lit have no effect on his agenda. the notion that we should somehow change the course or change what we are doing, it would be kowtowing to what a terrorist does, and the phrase, that's when the terrorists do win. the notion that we should stop the course we are on is probably the worst thing we could do. we need to get on with business as usual, and not allow a horrible event like this to affect how we proceed as a nation. >> and tucker it does seem that that is the effort that is being made in washington. you know, even as we have this ricin scare coming on the heels of th

thank you, tucker. see you both soon. >> thank you.news, breaking right now. five people are dead and one person is injured. there is a shooting situation in manchester, illinois right now. we're told that multiple schools are on lockdown in this. we are also told that, there may be a suspect in custody. this is ktvi. that has not been confirmed yet. we can not confirm the suspect is in custody there were also reports one of those shot included a child who has been taken to the hospital in springfield, illinois. jacksonville school district 117 according to the superintendent there is in lockdown right now as this situation continues to unfold. we're going to get you the latest information on this. we'll get you that soon as we get back. >>> there is a new warning from the world health organization today about a deadly new train of bird flu. it is already showing signs of possible, i repeat, possible, human-to-human transmission. that usually does not happen in these bird flu situations. there were samples sent to the u.s. that suggest

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ken tucker mpr contributor who. >> thanks. >> was it important given the messiness of the situation for nbc to make or encourage jay leno to play nice? >> yes. >> that staged bromance between leno and fallen is indicative of how nbc, they don't want a big mess on their hands. >> they created a big mess, the executives did. still in the situation of dumping a guy who is in first place. >> it's wonderful. i mean, it's wonderful. >> you're enjoying it. >> i'm totally enjoying it because it's not my money being thrown away by nbc by the guy who has gotten more viewers and more or less the same demo as fallon does and going to give it to a guy who will get a smaller audience and essentially compete against the other jimmy, jimmy kimmel. >> yes, "new york daily news" reporting that leno got an extra $15 million to leave early. jimmy fallon will draw a small audience in your view. you also question whether he, essentially, you know, he's the most cheerful man in late night, you write. everybody likes jimmy fallon but can h

back even across into garrett county and into tucker county, west virginia, the good news is, they will eventually dry up tomorrow. it they will be with us tonight. 56 in fairfax. 57 in springfield. temperatures pretty tightly bunched when you get clouds. pretty level playing field. 58 in bethesda. 59 in college park and 57 in waldorf. so, cool and a little bit damp tonight. drizzle, that's it. a good start to may. yes, some early clouds are possible, but then sun and it stays nice thursday and stays nice friday. so for tonight, mostly cloudy and cool. drizzle possible. 46 to 54 and by morning, maybe 5:00 or 6:00, some clouds and becoming partly cloudy. very nice. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. partly cloudy and milder. high 65 to 70. winds east, northeast at 10. sunshine, it happens around 70 and on friday, sunshine. temperatures in the low 70s, which is about average for this time of year. we'll take average. in fact, we like to carry average through the weekend and we will. saturday and sunday, partly cloudy. temperatures in the low 70s. weather will work out nicely. monday and tue

. >> thank you, tucker. heightened security in a number of cities today including the nation's capital. there's an extra presence at thp whitere house. mel li is live with the latest details. >> people and vendors aree starting to gather here on freedom plaza. this is where the emancipation day parade wraps up and there's a street invest val. the celebration is going on as planned despite the increased police presence. it's a few blocks down the road in front of the white house. the secret service has expanded the perimeter. yesterday gawrs could be seen ol the roof. homeland security officers have swept the freedom plaza area with canines in a advance of the parade. met pollan police in d.c. have announced they are on heightenee security status.ty the parade is due to start off after 11:00 this morning down pennsylvania avenue from third street to freedom plaza. yesterday the house had a moment of silence. the. the public event.vent capital police are stepping up security check. they say it's a proactive re

joining me now is richard wolffe and cynthia tucker.ou both for coming on the show tonight. >> thanks, reverend. >> good to be here, reverend. >> richard, i want to put the jindal graph back up. look at this free fall. it's not a hard concept. do unpopular things and you become unpopular. why can't these governors get that by now? >> i think you got a couple of things going on. governor jindal for a start suffered from being the anointed one too early. maybe he believed some of the good press he was getting and tried to play for the "wall street journal" editorial board or maybe the country club republicans. it's a really striking admission when you have an elected official, a governor of a state, go out and say, when i talk to people about it, they didn't like it. well, you should have been talking to people before you roll out a plan like that. and the bigger problem for these other governors, i think, is that when you're elected in the 2010 era, when you've got a wave of angry voters coming in, you've never had to go statewide. you'v