because we got xyz in place we're dependent so i can't consciously support this. >> any comments. >> i have a question so i went to visit the school and actually our next to the body president shows quit impressive and i think that overall the school was impressive i thought i'd spend maybe an hour there i took about two hours i decided it was so interesting i so, so. students i felt like couldn't be successful in some of our larger comprehensive high schools i felt like and everybody knows that roll types of a sensitive topic to me we lost a lot of students we can't service in our regular traditional facilities i love what you're doing i love it is up at davis it was empty i went up to see matt when he was up under and didn't have the same feeling i feel like you've made it a community and the students you serve it is i thought was fabulous i really liked the whole school the teachers and speaking to you, mr. henderson and i like the counselor everything about it i wanted to commend you guys i like you're in our facility and actually, i think being up there in gloria davis i get los

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not as known as other people that you were being asked or told that you needed to cast to get studio xyzo sign off on. we have issues on things from time to time. i'm starting to get the sense that you are doing the same thing do years from now. i think more greatly because you expose us to them. >> i don't have an objection to working with established stars, it's just for me at the end of the day it's most important to have the right person for the role and i will keep searching until the right person comes along and i will just know it in my gut. there is an excitement. i want to be inspired to go to set every day and work with this person and create a character with this person. that's where excitement comes from. >> i'm about to ask you. plug your ears for a second, gugu. it's embarrassing to brag about you when you're sitting here but when you met gugu how did you know she was right for this role? >> it was literally an immediate thing. she started reading lines. we were in a crappy little room in a crappy little place and honestly it was like dirty walls and dirty carpet. >> hold u

and they covered it up and they fudged the numbers and they got cbo to do xyz.ama is the one who repeated it. the promise of obamacare is if you are not in need you will be okay. then it turns out lose your plan, get higher premiums, deductibles. you are not going to your own doctor. you will have to drive two hours to get a hospital. that, i think, what undermines it entirely. i think in this year you are hopefully going to have a chance to destroy obamacare one stroke at a time. >> yes or no, does the gruber situation affect politics around obamacare going forward? >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> yes. >> that's it for the panel. stay tuned for a lively weekend update. here i can just.. you know, check my policy here, add a car, ah speak to customer service, check on a claim...you know, all with the ah, tap of my geico app. oh, that's so cool. well, i would disagree with you but, ah, that would make me a liar. no dude, you're on the jumbotron! whoa. ah...yeah, pretty much walked into that one. geico anywhere anytime. just a tap away on the geico app. it's time

so we can site yemen as an example it's a success because xyz hasn't happened. was heading towards chaos over the past few years. i mean it's all started with the protest movement of 2011 and how poorly the transition was handled. >> let's talk about the transition within yemen, 60% sunni, 40% shia, they are talking about death to america and death to israel as part of their mission. >> the houthis like to sort of have -- put out the image that hear quite anti-american and have this death to america chant. though they haven't really -- american journalists deal with them and there's not aall the sort of relationship with houthis and western journalists there are with i.s.i.s. and western journalists. the conflict doesn't have sectarian roots as sunni versus shia roots. the conflict has a history in family politics and tribal politics and this sort of thing as yemen is a very tribal society. however it's unfortunately becoming more sectarian and it used to be in yemen that yemenis told me sunni and shia prayed in the same mosque and that doesn't happen very much

there was no -- at no point did the democrats say because we don't agree with ronald reagan on xyz issuehan we can't work with him on social security rereform or tax reform or other issues. he said we'll fight on that. we'll join together on that. as a consequence, the country will make progress. i understand that members of the republican party are going to disagree with me and law enforcement and the e57ivangeli community and other colleagues on the need for immigration reform. i get that. they have made their positions clear. there's nothing wrong with them arguing their position and opposing legislation. but why they would then decide we're going to shut down the government, makes about as much sense as my decision to shut down the government if they decide to take a vote to repeal health care reform for the -- 53rd or 55th time. i understand there's a difference there but let's keep on doing the people's business. >> does the shut down anxiety in any way affect your timing at all on immigration? >> i think the main concern is making sure that we get it right. that's what we're focus

that means we're just going to pretend they're xyz holidays. >> next year muslims do get the holidayut only because it falls on yom kippur, officially known as a no school day. megyn. >> trace, thank you. >>> with the grand jury ready to rule on a controversial police shooting in missouri, we today heard from president obama, attorney general eric holder and local officials all concerned about what comes next. and they are advising folks now to stock up on supplies, on food, on water and plan potentially on staying indoors for several days. we have a full report after the break. >>> in a "the kelly file" exclusive as well, we will speak with one of the men in charge of keeping the calm in ferguson as we discuss what's happening there. >>> plus a shocking update on the attack against three american sailors in one of our allies. the cold truth. i have a cold, with terrible chest congestion. better take something. i'll catch up later. awww... truth is, theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms

was he maybe at a bar, intoxicating, angry, said to someone, go kill xyz. >> meth and weed does not give free reign to hire people for murder. >> exactly. the house and they raided it -- >> mental. they were probably just for decoration. >> influence him in some way. what do the theories of serious conversation where a plot was revealed? and two specific people were identified. and the person goes at it and kills person x and person y. we don't know. >> i guess, and it would be only that. it would make sense i think, i guess that they wouldn't come up with these charges against somebody as high profile as this man, unless they had some good stuff, but in australia, they rarely release much of anything during the course of an investigation. >> they rarely do, and in this situation, obviously you want to make sure that a lot of information isn't in the media and he's not in the media before tried before a jury trial which is where this this case will go if he's not acquitted or the charges are not dismissed. that's where you can expect this to go. seven to ten years, probation, that's what

but if you at least figure out a way as mark suggested is i disagree with the president on xyz, a, b and c but if are you asking me whether i voted for him or voted for john mccainnd,, i voted for him. >> but you can say i did vote for the guy who was a big outsourcer, no, i didn't. >> that is what is happening in georgia. >> you could have said that about why she doesn't vote for romney. >> are you going to take a hit either way. but in this case you take the hit and you look weasle ooechlt i think projecting that kind of weakness and weasliness is never good for any candidate of any party it doesn't come off with. i don't think she benefited from the way she dodged that answer because everyone there knows she voted for obama anyway it is not a secret. >> georgia, tell me about michelle nunn and david perdue. >> it is a close race, likely to go into overtime. she is a very strong candidate. he has been hurt late by a lot of advertising in her thursday that he is an outsourcer and proud. >> which is the same thing the obama team did with mitt romney. >> to some extent, that's right.

talking about money, if you are on the jury who has a 25, $30,000 per year job, and xyz publication todayare and calls them and says we will give you $250,000, $300,000 to tell your story, are they willing to roll the dice the judge won't send them to jail because they told the story? maybe, but it is illegal, improper and they are not supposed to tell what happened and were not supposed to ever know about the deliberation. charles: what happens next? federal charges, some sort of action taken? >> the attorney general eric holder released a statement saying they are still investigating about investigation is at amateur aspect, they're still looking into this. i don't see it the way the prosecutor presented it, they work very closely together so i don't see that happening although it is easier to get the indictment for the federal grand jury than the state. there will be a claim, but these cases regarding money, they put value on somebody's life and you have an 18-year-old kid who doesn't work, who doesn't support a family, nobody is dependent on him, i don't believe he was a college gradu

not preview the reporting we're doing because i believe you reporting live have documents that show xyzby the time i get back to my hotel room and tell the day i die i would get emails that say where are these documents? plus you want to make sure what you are reported hot -- reporting is true that as you know, there will be reported in good times even if you are such duchies you have been saying they're coming four months and months. >> i will not play 20 questions it doesn't do any good but with all due respect to report this responsibly and i can understand what you do so so, there are other factors that hinder your ability we are not talking about canadian edwards noted but edwards noted. and your experience that may talk about with the canadian press has been a little troubled burger you describe your relationship as difficult and a shocking resistance for months and months and you told me this past to do we have to give specific with a remark -- a member of the cdc was opposed to reporting this. i let him do the dirty work it is then mixed bag we did several stories with the cdc i

if big company xyz says we're hiring 20,000 people, i'm not sure that's a drive.xpanding into x and we're going to spend $5 billion on equipment, that's a buy today. >> it's great that you remember that, steve. >> i'll never forget it. >> what's changed in the three years, there are certain companies probably in the technology space, sort of like in andrew's wheel house, that those companies when they announced that they're going to expand with a human capital standpoint, they get rewarded because they're valued in certain metrics. we have moved from that direction where three years ago nobody was rewarded for it. it's happening now. >> i just want to say one thing. this productivity number is interesting, one of the better we have had. the second quarter revised from 2.3 to 2.9. productivity as rick correctly said was lagging. it suggests a little bit stronger private sector gdp. we don't really appreciate that in government. some think that very statement is an oxy more on. the private sector being 2.9 and now a little lower suggests a little ramp-up. it's good

xyz. the first witness you will hear from is police officer so and so.s is there. and in new york it's 23, here it's a lot less jurors. and they are just regular people. they are school teachers, they are utility workers. and question and answer until they are done and then the witness goes outside of the room and i ask the grand jurors do you guys have any other questions and ask anything. a lot of times they do ask them that, ask them that. do that for as many witnesses as you think you want. the defense only has an opportunity to write a letter to the grand jurors and ask them if they want to hear from their witnesses. the grand jurors don't have to hear from the witnesses. sometimes they do. sometimes they don't. >> who are these people on the grand jury? >> the people of the grand jury are people who just get called for regular jury duty at some point a clerk of the court or someone in the courthouse says here is your choice, you could go to a regular trial jury, like you usually see on tv but there is will the of unknowns there. you don't know how