representative mike rogers says that the president and secretary sebelius are married to a time line rather than put security first. let's watch him. >> i think they're married to this political timeline. i think they believe that their politics is hired in the success of the web site let alone the product once it gets work. i think that's a serious mistake. no business would do this. i think the president could get a lot of points here if he stopped, backed up and said, we're going to close this thing down until it's fully secure up to modern day industry standards. i think he could get some kudo points for this. instead, he's decided i'm mired to this thing and give god, we're going to do it no matter if people lose their personal information or not. that's wrong. >> okay. so in addition to the headline where a third of the people who have signed up, really signed up, that's a pretty big headline of the the other one is apparently the web site is not safe. congressman rogers is absolutely right. there is a big item on the drudge report right now that says that one of these white ha

correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. so mike, what is the latest on an effort to strike his budget deal this week? >> welcome in the house and senate budget chair has been talking and hoping to cut a deal with senate democratic budget chair patty murray and house republican budget chairs patty murphy and paul ryan have been talking about this and they are trying to find a modest deal in the bottom line is we won't expect it to be a huge deal. and here is a leading senate democrat on what they take with where things stand. >> negotiations are making progress, moving in the right direction and they haven't closed the deal. but i hope that as part of it, the negotiators will take to heart what the president had to say in their working families across america that are struggling and they need a helping hand. reporter: that is a push of democrats in recent days trying to get unemployment extension involved in this and they are due to run out for 1.3 million americans on december 28. in recognizing there will be a lot of democ

we had governor mike huckabee on last weekend. he thinks she will have to answer. >> i never disagree with charles but i totally disagree with him here. think about the money machine she has in place. think about the weight and strategy machine in place. think about bill clinton, an incredibly popular ex-president who can stump on her behalf. i don't know that the republican party right now has someone on equal footing. >> that is the point. do republicans have enough to coalesce and align their forces around one particular candidate? we don't know at this point. perhaps 2014 will begin to shake some of that out and by 2016 we'll see a front-runner in place. but the bottom line is if the republican party fails to reach out to blacks, hispanics, latinos and the wide berth of people that president george w. bush always challenged them to do, they may have a problem with a message problem. they're doing well through the affordable care act but when it comes time to get into the general populace, they have got to be able to bring ever

. >> so she's giving an excuse there, mike, as for why secretary of state clinton did not go on the talk shows. do you agree with her on that? >> no. i think it's the secretary of state. when you take up the role you assume a certain responsibility. one of those responsibilities is accountability. making sure the communication strategy is properly played out given the significance -- >> you know a lot about that. you have experience in making sure people are safe in situations like that. or at least that you're calculating the risk, right? >> absolutely. it all goes back to what the risk assessments were. i personally have been involved in civil contingency planning for hot areas all around the world on behalf of the uk government. what that means is you go in and you look at the threat assessments and you advise back to the uk government on what the situation is like. if you're in any doubt in terms of the safety of the diplomats and the uk civilians that happen to be in these countries, then you take the appropriate action. it's quite clear, what we can say right now, is that we do hav

is this really a symbol of the management style of the president, governor mike huckabee weighing in. >> i think people need to realize as bad as the website is and it's clearly been a train wreck it's nothing compared to what happens when people finally get into obama care and now we're learning that, for example, in states like washington state nine times more people signed up for medicaid than to pay for insurance. good managers understand you see the whole field of play, you take the problem, you take a big problem break it down into little problems, you assign people and task them with the responsibility of fixing it and hold them accountable. you check on them constantly. he doesn't check up on things. he done know what's happening. every time he is asked a question his answer and the administration i don't know. he found out about it when he read it in the papers or saw it on tv. this is the most amazing president of who is unaware of what he's managing. >> the governor talking about some state's problems. out in california if you go to the website and don't even complete the a

listen to senator, democratic senate diane feinstein and congressman mike rogers. >> terrorism is up world wide. statistics indicate that, the fatalities are more up. >> more groups operated independently of al-qaeda have joined them around the world. the threat is higher today and we are probably less safe. the more efforts they try, the more perfect you have to be in order to stop something. that's a huge challenge. >> that may be -- that news may be new to you, but not to general jack keane. fox news military analyst, been saying this for years. general, your thoughts about those two coming out and making those statements on national television, what's behind that? >> i think it's frustration, the fact that we're not making the kind of progress we should be making. they're probably validating what fox has been saying for two years, that clearly is on the rise. at the heart of this problem, brian, last time we dealt with an ideology that was seeking world domination was communism. we organized against it. we have no formal alliances against al-qaeda or radical islam like nato or th

she said, mike, i hate to bother you, but can i ask you, i'm having some trouble. my husband's firm used to insure me. now they don't. i'm trying to get insurance for myself. show's 52 years old, a waitress. the insurance policy was going to be $750 a month. i can't afford that. i need something else. we'll get another one for you. $350 a month but she has an $11,500 deductible. lower, middle income people, you talk to them, you talk about health insurance that costs more than their car payment and house payment together. they're still trying to raise children, put food on the table and put clothes on their back. to me, it's another example of overpromising and under performing. being i'm a bill guy my life. much better to under promise and over perform. we don't see that coming out of watching ton. >> that's for sure. we're going to drive people on to medicare and medicaid in greater numbers? >> i think so. i think that was the goal from day one. there's people that do believe that nobody can decide anything on their own. they don't know what's best for them so th

by the way, mike, you are right. the smaller hat, the skull cap that he wears is called a miter but the taller bishop's halt can be called the papal tiara because it's jewel encrusted. >> we have one more thing to tell you about. this is creating consternation here. delivery workers are scrambling to get these christmas presents delivered. one guy could not take the time to walk a few extra steps. look at this. >> extra steps. >> fedex worker. now he obviously, you see the thing being thrown. there it goes. it slides a bit. the guy throws the package 20 feet on to the porch. the family says there was nothing breakable in that box. they upset and sent the video to fedex. >> he had no idea what was in this package that it cooive something breakable. it was just the way that it was delivered to us the carelessness that he took in delivering the package to our family. >> i know what this is. it's not tlc it's tst juliet. >> what does that mean, mike. >> a delivery man wrote us earlier on the show and he said what is it c

mike owens is the senior vice president of go dmo, one of the companies involved in the health care exchanges. when you get word the exchanges aren't work, what's your response? >> here is another example of an insurance company being forced to handle another glitch inside the affordable care act. if your monthly premium is $200 and you receive a 50% subsidy, your monthly payment ends up being $100, the insurance company is required to seek from the government the $100 and at the end of the year will take that premium payment. if the insurance company overcharges, they'll have to remit the funds back to the federal government f. undercharge, they're going to come after you, the policyholder. that's not going to work very well with policy holders. i'm fairly certain they'll do the job as best they can. >> i hope so. i'm one of the people who think insurance companies are not bad people. i also don't think they're destroying the health care system. yet the administration couched this whole obamacare saying insurance companies are the bad guys and basically we're going to marginalize them and re

navy and 5-year-old joy delarosa and we have the radio talkshow host mike slate ter who helped it all come together. who is that you have in your hand? >> ariel. >> that is the gift she wanted. swr >> terry, tell me what happened when you noticed this red balloon. >> i was standing outside waiting for my wife to pick me up and i see this red balloon falling and it lands in my parking lot and i had to investigate it and i picked it up and i read the note. and it was so adorable it was from a girl age five wanting a mermaid from joy. it put a chill up my spine. it was associated with my mom. >> you weren't on the best terms with her and you thought it was a sign? >> yes, i did. i thought it was time for me to heal. >> you want to get in touch with them and you were trying to do so. you get in touch with mike. >> it was wonderful terry's wife put the picture on our facebook page we said let's do this and try to find joy and her class. we put the call out. the first phone call we got was from a meteorologist from the navy who anlized the weather currents who tried to help us narrow down t

mandela was fascinated at that time by mike tyson and american boxers, muhammad ali. we talked a lot about boxing. he was a poet. he was a great world leader and inspiration to so many, but not a guy who was self-possessed. unlike at love politicians. interested in the world, other people. wanted to know about american politics. fascinated by the american civil rights movement. martha: i think that is such an important point that you make about him and he was, he was sort of regal. he had a very regal bearing and yet he was humble which is such a great combination. >> awesome. i was remembering that when he came to the 50th anniversary of the united nations opening in new york, all the world leaders were around obviously and yet somehow mandela stood out as a leader among leaders because they all flocked to him. they all wanted photos with him shaking hands. i got to go over, i was like, it was unbelievable that the world leaders were almost like, tell us your secret. how did you do this? martha: yeah. and think one of the secrets was that he put everything before him

good job, mike. >> as always, you can follow me on twitter, guys. at fox light michael. >>> we do. >>> 19 minutes before the top of the hour. does this remind you of your office christmas party. >> hey! >> you come to these christmas parties often? >>> joe casone has the dos and don'ts to save you a job. >> looks like a new reality show. >> then the judge says he willfully lied to congress. why did james clapper still have a job especially after what he said yesterday. judge napolitano up next. >>> quarter before the top of the hour. quick headlines on this thursday. the fcc is holding a vote later today on whether air passengers should be allowed to talk on cell phones on airplanes. won't that be relaxing. according to a new quinnipiac poll, 60% of americans don't want that to happen. they want to fly in peace. thousands of people don't have mail. yahoo mail down since monday night. the company blames the problem on hardware. >>> nsa director keith alexander defending his agency's role on spying on the american people. remember? >> like holding on

here's mike rogers. this november saying that these theories have been debunked time and time again. listen to mike rogers who has access, by the way, to information and secret sources that an intelligence reports that people like reporters on the ground in benghazi do not have. listen. >> i will tell you this by witness testimony and a year and a half of interviewing everyone that was on the ground by the way, either by an fbi investigator or the committee, it was very clear to the individuals on the ground that this was an al qaeda led event and they had pretty fairly descriptive events early on that led those folks on the ground doing the fighting to the conclusion this was a pre-planned organized terrorist event, not a video. i mean, that whole part was debunked time and time again. >> and how about greg hicks. remember him? he's number two in benghazi. he was there at the time of the attack. >> yeah. >> and remember what he said when he heard susan rice on the five sunday morning talk shows. you'll

. >> mike educated me the most and told me about what this is all about and how they need help. >> i met him after my first 30 days in inpatient. he became my counselor. >> he came in highly motivated and willing to go through a process. when someone is willing to do that, there is usually a very high success. >> michael has now been sober for nine months and is still working on his sobriety every day. >> every day i feel great i don't have this drive do get my fix for the day. >> something else that's important is that there is hope, that addiction is real and that it's an illness and it can be treated. >> stephanie colbert hopes the death of her teenage son nicholas is a warning to others. it kills. >> for one, get the word out there that synthetic marijuana is very harmful to use. store owners need to stop selling it. i just want our kids to be safe. >> gaudy, lavish, exotic. "fox files" brings you a closer look at dictator style. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked himp. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle you

devastating news out of pew rare toe rico where "magic mike" star lost his abs. he is in a tank top and it is not hiding the flesh -- fleshy growth of his stomach. tatum was helping to save the white house from a mercinary attack leaving the question whether the disappearance poses a threat to america's national security. this has been a fox news alert and now back to short guy and panel already in progress. >> where did that come from? has there been any updates in the last four seconds? >> there have not been any updates since i read that, no. >> just checking. >> if there are i will break in. >> anything? >> not yet. >> joanne, are you as heart broken as i am -- >> wait. i am being told -- i kid. >> now i will never be able to finish the question. all right. i am devastated by this. to me he was the icon of abdominals. what about you? are you heart broken? >> he looks like a regular guy now. man, i should say something about the double standard about women gaining weight, but i just don't care enough. i still think he looks great. just say you are doing it for

>> thank you, mike. well, many of us are excited to head out on family vacations for christmas. with that excitement comes some anxiety and important decision. what do do about your dogs? do you leave them or do you bring them with you? >> pet expert harrison forbes is here to let us know what we need to know before we hit the road good morning. >> good morning. >> you say 75% of the time the best thing to do is to leave the animal at the house. >> should he stay or should he go? that's the question. our egos as dog owners, he we want want to say oh, fido can't live 10 minutes without me. i'm going to take him with me. truth is most of the times dog does better in their own environment. they thrive on schedule and consistency. is if the only variable is you being gone, although it hurts our ego a little bit. usually the best thing to do to have a house sitter or somebody to come by and do pet walking. >> that makes sense. for that this is a g.p.s. tracker. the dog has one on right here. not only does thi

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senator mike lee and senator marco rubio. can you name the lie of the year? we can. and has the administration abandoned american pastor in iran? the wife of the pastor is here live. martha and i will see new 12 minutes on a friday edition, the 13th ♪ it feels like carolina ♪ looks like california ♪ shining like those new york lights ♪ ♪ . >>> they've got the number one country song in america and today parmalee is here to make their national tv debut. we are so thankful for that. >> it's part of their new album "feels like carolina" which you can buy today. >> good morning to parmalee. how are you? >> doing great. >> it's been a long trip to the big microphone. >> it has been. we spent a lot of years doing this. so thankful to be here. >> and to have the number one hit song in america. >> it's amazing. >> about toggled. >> yes. about to go to go gold. >> your brother behind you on the drums, 2010, you guys were held up, your rv was outside. scott, you were shot three times? >> three times. >> doctors gave you a 5% chance of survival. >> yep. >> and look at

when he initially just wanted to be a poet, loved boxing, fascinated by mike tyson back in the days when he was getting out of prison, mohammed ali. the fact he became a lawyer was just amazing to him. he never expected he would become the face of the freedom fight in south africa. mandela once said difficulty breaks some men but molds others. one armed with the hope he'll rise even in the end. it always astounded me as an observer how this man that endure s du much could remain a symbol of stability, calm, humility and warmth. it was a position we witness in so few people in our lives. >> without a doubt. i think that's exactly why at this moment you're talking about a worldwide fig yuurefigure. i remember when the united nations had the 50th anniversary, seeing mandela there among the world leaders. you could see the others interacting with him in a special way, different from anyone else. there was an understanding he somehow transended politics, he had as a human being been able to touch the hearts of everybody no matter what your political stripe. child or adult in terms of humanity

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governor mike huckabee will join us to clear up the rumors. >>> what does the perfect christmas picture look like? this is not it. we'll have you shoot like a professional photographer coming up. >>> good morning, everybody, it's saturday, december 14th. inspired by osama bin laden. new details on the man who wanted to drive a car packed with explosives straight into a u.s. airport. >>> the obamacare care mess getting worse. why isn't the press mentioning this? governor huckabee is standing by on that question. >> this just in, what the pope and the super bowl have in common. the answer just a minute away. fox & friends hour three starts right now. >> we wish you a merry christmas and happy new year from fox & friends. >> it's all the people working here. >> the judge is the best. this show is halfway over. do you believe that? welcome to the third hour. it happens before you know it and before you know it, this show will be over. get a cup of coffee, sit down in front of the television. >> snuggle in your bed. >> snuggle up. we're going to show you some fun stuff. i was going to reveal

>> well, we're going to be talking first of all with mike huckabee. it is interesting because we booked him at the beginning of the week because of the fact that he is giving several interviews about the possibility of running for president in 2016. i think if he does he becomes a very credible republican candidate. then, of course, new changes in obama care and of course the whole "duck dynasty" controversy. we'll ask governor huckabee about all of that. then on this christmas season, it's become kind of a tradition around here, we're going to talk to perhaps the most popular, certainly the most watched ee van gel list in the country, joel osteen who has a best-selling book out called "break out." it's a positive message of hope and faith he delivers. i can't imagine people won't want to hear what he has to say a couple of days before christmas. >> chris, you're 100% right. i've had the pleasure of interviewing joel osteen. i know you find him aftfable an likeable. >> i always feel better talking to him. >> chris, thank you so much. everybody at home

mike is out, everybody knows mike. so it is filtered through mike. he has a particular sensibility of what's important. and what's more, and we've seen it on occasion, mike has a toughness to him, probably one of the most important journalism stories in recent years was broken by mike allen, right? remember "the washington post" salon dinners which it later retreated from, that's a mike allen story. mike does not play patty cake. >> at the same time, you mentioned washington post reported that playbook routinely runs a lot of items run by its supporters. >> totally unfair. when mike allen started playbook, it was a few hundred people that were involved. then it grew to a few thousand. now it's 100,000 people or more. >> but there are sponsors -- >> we never had sponsored. it was a new product that tsh. >> but you have sponsors now. >> given the success of it, i it did grow to become something that's highly coveted by advertisers. so it's sponsored. but in tone, in substance, in the type of items, who is in, who is out, that's never changed a lick. no

wi we will see the icy mikes here. also potential of severe weather large hail damaging winds and tornadoes. by sunday moving eastward in toward the northeast. this is a busy travel day. people want to get to where they are going to be for christmas day. look at what we will see in terms of heavy rain. ice across the missouri river valley and snow as well. several inches of it. it will be busy. >> it is a busy season. might as well make the weather busy, too. >>> the time is now about 15 minutes until the top of the hour almost. holiday traffic jam of a different kind after a truck carrying 40,000 pounds of holiday hams over turns on a major highway. >> and then hackers stealing up to 40 million credit and debit cards from americans. what should you do if you are a victim? {off-line} . .. .. inspired by perfection. o >> i love country music. going home for the holidays. it is friday right before christmas. in the news this morning it looks like speed may be the only thing to blame for the crash killing paul walker. the

here is the chairman of the house intelligence committee, republican mike rogers. >> the security of this site and the private information does not meet even the minimal standards of the private sector and that concerns me. i don't care if you're for it, against it, republican or democrat, we should not tolerate the sheer level of incompetence securing this site. jenna: our next guest continues to see problems with the obamacare site. he's cyber terrorism expert, former adviser to the state department's anti-terrorism assistance program and also recently testified before congress about the health care website and security. so you're the one to talk to about this, morgan. when we watched the sunday shows, one republican did bring up security concerns. the response was, this is about politics. you're making this political. this is a political fight. and let's face it, there are politics involved in the conversation about this website. if we stride to strip that away, though, how safe is the site? >> when we testified in front of congress, the question was asked, and this was all the wi

. >> but house intelligence committee chairman mike rogers is not buying that and insists that al qaeda terrorists and not the video are to blame. >> there was one group that everybody said was involved, and they say it is an independent radical islamic group but doesn't have links to al qaeda. >> i dispute that and i think the intelligence to a large volume disputes that. do they have differences of opinion with al qaeda, do they have affiliations with al qaeda core, definitely. >> and his colleague adam schiff, on the democratic side of the aisle, had this to say. >> congress adam schiff, does this exonerate the president to susan rice to hillary clinton? >> i don't think "the new york times" report is designed to exonerate the security lapses within the state department that left our people vulnerable. i agree with mike that however the intelligence indicates that al qaeda was involved but there were also plenty of people and militias that were unaffiliated with al qaeda that were involved. >> so bob, i'll start with you because we talked about this over the weekend on e-mail. the st

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. >> reporter: mike most kindergartners, better known at ingram the conqueror has big dreams. >> what do you want to be when you grow up? >> i just want to be a football player. >> reporter: those dreams may have been cut short if it weren't for saint jude's children's research hospital helping him fight a brain cancer and rare form of pediatric cancer. >> ingram was diagnosed last year, march 29th, came home in preschool, said he'd been having headaches and 3-year-olds don't have headaches. >> the headaches would come out at -- they would come out, they had to go -- >> all kinds of headaches and everything and taking ingram for the scan, you get the phone call, what was that like? >> more like panic. i went outside, i said, repeat that. what did you just say? he told me again, i was like -- okay. >> it was kind of scary, because when i heard my mom crying, i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: immediately, the family thought of saint jude. they been longtime fund-raisers for the research hospital that cease 8,000 of the world's sickest kids each year. they never thought their ingr

the ugly, we go on to -- >> when mayor mike bloomberg said take this money, i'm going to push for gun control, it backfired. they kept the money. colorado, for example, decided to keep the current gun legislation in place. meanwhile, the ugly? >> obamacare has to fit and the processes made for that and the ugliness is coming out. we'll talk about that. then we let the viewers say, what do you want to talk about? i was surprised that they voted on my facebook page, common core was overwhelmingly the first choice. i didn't realize it was that much interest in it. this is the standards for every school, central planning works nowhere in life. why would it work in education? we already have plenty in education. >> certainly has parents outraged. who has been naughty? who is on your naughty list and nice list? >> nancy pelosi belongs there for saying government doesn't have a spending problem. we can't cut anything else. >> they cut everything that can be cut. >> chris christie and john mccain we put on for trashing libertarians. mccain called us whacko birds. chris christie said we're dan

congressman mike rogers has been fighting to fix these security gaps and he's got an update at the top of the hour. >> and if you were not a fan of kanye west, you certainly won't be one after this. >> if i slipped, i think about my family, i'm like wow. this is like, you know, this is like being a police officer or something. like war or something. >> performing in a concert is like being in war. kanye, you're kidding, right? details straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. it's tuesday, december 10. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. first it was your insurance. then your doctor. now this. millions could lose their prescriptions under obamacare. what? >> really? and if you weren't a fan of kanye west, this probably won't put you over the top. >> if i slipped and my leg happened, like you never know. i think about my family. i'm like wow. this is like, you know -- this is like being a police officer or something, like war or something. >> very similar. performing concerts is like being in war or a police officer or something? we'll examine those remarks. >> people are taking shots at him now.

washington redskins mike shanahan leslie frasier, tampa b bay's greg shiano and jim schwartz are victims of black monday. the 16th combine for 24 wins 71 losses and one tie this year. >>> flying in help. passengers on board of an ice lodged research ship will need to be rescued helicopter. >> they stomped out in the snow and ice so they can reach us when the weather improves. >> the decision was made after three ice break hers failed to etch radio the ship late christmas eve. 52 scientists and tourists will be evacuated but the ship's crew will stay and wait for the ice to break up. >> he's back for more. a big black bear brakes into a florida man's house for the second time in the last week. the first break happened the day after christmas when he smelled turkey leftovers. sunday night the same bear returned looking for another snack. the homeowner said there wasn't any food out this time. >> no food. i only make mistakes once so i put the food up. i guess he was just checking back. >> the bear sniffed around for a few minutes and then he left. the homeowner is considering building a fe

. >> well, mike rogers who is the chairman of house intelligence, but also is in that energy and commerce committee, and that's what he's been talking about for weeks is this question of security. and look, i'm not comparing it to, but i guess in a way i sort of am, to target, you know. that if you're giving personal and important private financial information out to a site that is not secure, there are all kinds of dangers of identity theft and fraud. again, it does raise the question, why do we have to -- other than the political imperative of if you delay it, that the obama administration would be scared that they'll just delay it more and more and more and then possibly you have an election in november and the republicans take over the senate. but other than that political argument, why not delay it until you've got it right, 'cause clearly it is not right at this point, elisabeth. >> no, it's not right. isn't that what they were willing to shut the government down over? they want it delayed and here we are, delay, delayed, delayed. october, april, july 2013, november 2013, we've had

jenna: a story to watch as it always is, mike. thank you. >> reporter: thank you. ♪ jon: all of the world remembers nelson mandela today. hundreds of south africans, black and white, grieving and leaving flowers outside the home of their former president. this is a live look at what's going on there right now. the antiapartheid icon died peacefully last night surrounded by his family. mr. mandela, became a symbol of hope around. world for his life long struggle against the apartheid system of racial segregation in his country. he spent 27 years in prison for defying that system. after his release he sought not revenge but reconciliation. mr. mandela went on to push for one of the most progressive constitutions on planet and became south africa's first democrat exly elected black president. he chronicled end of apartheid and mandela's election and serving as african correspondent for the bbc. tom, thanks for joining us today with your thoughts. and what were they when you first got the news that mandela pass ad way? >> i had a lo

mike emanuel's on capitol hill. what do we know about the attacks? anything serious? >> shep, that thousands per day number comes from house intelligence chairman mike rogers who didn't get into a lot of specifics about what the u.s. government knows about those attackers. i talked to an expert who says there's really three categories, there's the average hacker, there are the organized crime folks and then you think state sponsor, rival country perhaps trying to see how far they can get inside a u.s. government website. bottom line i asked that analyst why healthcare.gov is so attractive to hackers. >> putting our first name or last name or social security number or address in there now they're bolting on additional components around credit card data, that's a nice data set for those three type of categories. >> and so his concern, david kennedy's concern, is the constant work to get the health care website up and running and then to fix it has left the security side exposed and a lot of americans' private information vulnerable. shep. >> so security was part of the

the chairman of the house committee, mike rogers, who receives regular briefs, suggested there is help that edward snowden had helped. and the former head of the nsa and cia says his activities were catastrophic for the united states national security bill. >> and they question whether the united states is safer when the president took office. >> that is right. on the sunday talk show we heard from rogers and his counterpart dianne feinstein. and she said security has become more advance. and they talked to the bomb maker with aqap who was behind three plots to set off bombs on af aircraft coming into the united states. >> thank you for that story. need an anchor? ron burgundy stopped in north dakota for a newscast. >> this isn't a prototype. there is a real robo cop in town. details after this. >> stay classy, north dakota. the regular news anchor there. the co-anchor had trouble keeping a straight face. >> you look lovely tonight >> are you married? >> no. >> well, i am. it is not too often you can call a sheriff a dummy and get away with it. i have though >> farrell is starring in a

legendary nfl coach mike ditka taking a snooze on national tv. how he's explaining this nap. >> the move to make a plus-size barbie. is it inclusive or aller t wrong? wrong? e-mails next. awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends january 2nd. fodetails, visit vwdealer.c today >>> time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. a little boy with cerebral palsy becoming the latest member of the grizzlies basketball team. the make a wish foundation allowed him to hang out with the team during practice. >> a player breaks his leg during a kick. he is now resting at home. >> mike ditka caught napping during sunday's nfl countdown. analyst key sean johnson was nice enough to wake him up. >> this picture of a plus-size barbie posted on facebook sparked a heated debate. we want to know do you think barbie pro

>> they have serious concern and mike roger is telling our colleague that the health care wb site is getting attacked thousands of times a day by those seeking unauthorized access. a security expert used the analogy of a house with foundation that is cracked. he said with all of the private information we are putting on this website and aspects of other areas of the government there is great danger of being exploited. >> it can called pivoting. and once the hacker hacks the website, he gains it and goes to other areas to attack other parts of the infrastructure. >> he makes the case that security should be done first and goes out from there. he said there is a great target there in terms of hackers and organized crime and personal governments getting our information and looking around internally into the government. >> three hearing underway today. >> listen up today, ron burgaeny was landed a big interview. >>> president obama's powers under scrutiny and republicans calling it a power grab. >> yngz i think the president has decided congress can't control him, he is going to tax if w

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. >>> former arkansas governor mike huckabee taking on obamacare less than 48 hours before a key deadline is set to take effect. americans have to get insured or face a fine. today on fox news sunday, huckabee explained while he still believes the law should be repealed. >> a buzz word the democrats keep using is we can't make these changes because it's the law of the land, and yet we continually see the president making all kinds of arbitrary changes to obamacare because this law of the land is beating people up and taking from people the insurance they had and they liked. taking from them the doctors they had and they liked. and it was supposed to be $2500 per family less expensive. turns out it's now thousands of dollars more expensive for most families. it's anything but the affordable care act. >> joining us now is the host of fox news sunday, chris wallace. hi, chris. >> hey, patty ann. >> what did he offer as an alternative to obamacare? >> he says the problem is that obamacare remakes the entire health care system. he had an example from the '80s in the regan administration where

bill: check out mike, he's everywhere. martha: the star of "duck dynasty" has been suspended from the show. phil robinson under fire for comments he made on "gq." a coach's tirade. >> absolutely awful. that's about as pg rated i can say sit. our guard were awful. they had one assist and 7 turnovers. they must think it's a tax credit. how are things with the new guy? all we do is go out to dinner. that's it? i mean, he picks up the tab every time, which is great...what? he's using you. he probably has a citi thankyou card and gets 2x the points at restaurants. so he's just racking up points with me. some people... ugh! no, i've got it. the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on dining out and entertainment, with no annual fee.to apply, go to citi.com/thankyoucards more shopping. more dining out. more traveling. and along with it, more identity theft. every time you pull out your credit card, shop online, or hit the road, you give thieves a chance to ruin your holiday. you can't be on the lookout 24/7. but l

mike tweeted us, says, glad to hear somebody is standing up for the people in all departments who put their lives on the line every day. >> k.b. says, there is no comparison being an entertainer to a warrior. west, go back to your fantasy land. >> and kelly writes this: kanye west went too far. my brother was a cop killed in the line of duty and my husband is an active duty cop. to compare his life to ours is an insult at the very least. >> that's right. that cop's facebook post is blowing up all over twitter. i think he said their facebook page, 7 million hits. >> people are hot about that. it's cold outside and we're going to head over to maria. >> good morning. from hot to cold. i actually want to start with a video from yesterday. this video is from chuckville, a fireball in the skies of alabama. you can see it right there. popping up on the video. basically, according to nasa, they took a look at the video and they do believe that it was likely a chunk of asteroid estimated to be 400 pounds and traveling at a speed of around 50,000 miles per hour. that is very fast. around 50,000

you have the chairman of the intelligence committee mike rodgers. adam schiff saying, yes, al qaeda was involved in this. by the way, the video has nothing to do with with this. so there is just a mountain of evidence that suggests it was a terrorist attack. in fact, as my counterpart, congressman from south carolina gou di pointed out in a hear in within the state department they believed the traitors of the t t attack. i could go on and on. we only have an hour on the program. the evidence says no. >> speaking of evidence, the 9/11 attack on benghazi wasn't the first time we saw threats or attacks. you go back throughout the year. we had assassination attempts on the british ambassador. multiple threats for ambassador chris stevens which is why they requested more security. then this happened on september 11th. based on what we have seen in the new york times and with the obama administration and the obama campaign in 2012 it seems they are trying to redefine what al qaeda means. it seems they are trying to say unless ordered came from a dead man,

the republican congressman mike rogers and democratic senator dianne feinstein said there are a record number of terror groups operating worldwide. they say those groups have also changed the way they communicate. and that it's less likely the united states will be able to detect an attack before it happens. congressman rogers said leaks about government intelligence gathering have hurt anti-terror efforts. it's been six months since ed snowden revealed the effort ops the national security agency phones' now congressman roger is investigating whether ed snowden was working alone or whether other governments may have played a role. catherine herridge is in washington. other governments to whom is he referring here? >> if you take a close review of the nasa nasa -- national security agency leaked documents they talk about the works overseas, and the chairman of the house intelligence committee, who gets regular brief examination -- briefings, says there is now evidence suggesting edward snowden had helped when he downloaded 200,000 documents. >> we know he did some things capability wise

congressman mike rogers, as head of the house intelligence committee, has regular classified briefings and more significantly, he also has access to the raw intelligence data so that he can make his own assessments. one day after the attack, he told fox news on the record that there was no link to this anti-islam video, that the assault was a premeditated terrorist attack. and since he has maintained an on the record interviews with fox news that it was an al-qaeda-led assault and that the individuals being targeted by the f.b.i. have strong al-qaeda ties, we have confirmed separately through intelligence contacts that two of the primary suspects include individuals with historic ties to the al-qaeda senior leadership in pakistan. they include a former guantanamo bay detainee and one who was a form body guard for the al-qaeda network. so that is a significant body of evidence to assess when considering this new report by the "new york times." >> is there any evidence that the video was to blame fort attack? >> what's striking in the "new york times" story is that it seems just to make

mike huckabee on fox news sunday. >> i think it has come to a point in our culture where political correctness has made itself if you want to take a point of view that is traditional that holds to steadfast old fashioned biblical christian values, which are also values of traditional judaism and even islam, then somehow you are supposed to shut up and keep that to yourself. >> all of this as cracker bar b reverses the decision to remove the duck dynasty products from the shelves. a whole lot of comments from customers on that one. >> holiday travel gets underway torrential rain and flooding across several states including kentucky where at least five people have died. in sashiarkansas tornadoes dama dozens of homes two people are killed during a severe wind storm in mississippi. ice storm in the north causing hundreds of thousands of power outages from up state new york and michigan and sheets of ice falling off in a mall roof in oklahoma. >> in the northeast spring in december. many wearing shorts and t-shirts in 70 degree temperatures. what's next? maria molina is tracking all of this wild w

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mike tobin is live in detroit with this. mike? >> well, the ruling is that this historic chapter nine bankruptcy filing can move forward. also what -- the opinion that was handed down from judge roach, something here that these people behind me here do not want to hear. that's the pensions will not receive a special protection from the court or in this ruling and that means retirement for some 23,000 plus city employees now hangs in the balance. >> not only is it illegal but it's im moral. this is a moral issue that we're dealing with. it is wrong for you to take somebody's pension that has given their lives, that have sacrificed 30 years. >> now, this does not mean that the pensioners immediately get stiffed. it's just as this plan of adjustment moves forward, there's no greater obligation to the pensioners than for any other city contract so the pensioners are subject to reduction and change. also in the ruling, judge roach determined that they of detroit did not bargain in good faith which is a key element to this ruling. howev

bill: thank you, mike emanuel on the hill. senator marco rubio is against this deal, but how will he vote in the end? you'll find out in a matter of minutes when we talk to him, and we will get his reaction to paul ryan's comments that you just heard from mike emanuel. ♪ ♪ martha: new developments in the nsa's surveillance scandal. a presidential task force will reportedly push the overhaul the agency's spying tactics. according to "the wall street journal," the panel's draft recommendation would limit how the nsa collects and stores electronic information on americans. they would also change the agency's leadership. the nsa's director defends the spy programs which came to light when former staffer edward snowed be p leaked them last summer. bill: eight minutes past the hour. have you seen the obama administration's latest campaign to promote obamacare? here we go, roll it. ♪ president barack, president barack, president barack -- ♪ and if my critics get an attitude, i tell them to stop, i tell them to stop. bill: wou