but washington's got to do something. i think that's a little bit of a shift on the republican rift about big government and government's too much and we shouldn't be -- no, here's joni ernst saying here are certain things that need to be done, and can be done if president obama is willing to work with us. so she puts it back on obama if he's talking about bipartisan cooperation. on these points i think joni ernst was effective. >> she was effective partly because we've never seen her before. the rhetorical presidency was born with teddy roosevelt, and some have talked too much about too many things. barack obama is unquestionably the most talkative, to put it politely, president we've ever had. any difficulty or any moment of tranquility is to go give a speech. so people are thoroughly tired of this. that's why four times more people are going to watch the super bowl next week than watch this tonight. and along comes someone we actually never heard before. what a refreshing experience. >> well, the panel will come back f

in fact, there's widespread anger with the entire political class in washington julie. and what i pick up from this poll and others is people want cooperation, they want a clear agenda to move america forward and business as usual as it's been practiced, whether by the republican leadership or president became they have just had it. >> mcconnell and are both not polling well amongst republicans, what does that tell you? >> well, it tells me how -- just how fragile the republican coalition is. there's a narrative in washington by the main stream media, and people who play in politics, and the political class there that they're working orb a strategy, they're doing this they're doing that. well, let me tell you what's happening, in this polling that i was involved with and the question not only do 6 0% of the people want someone new, and only 25% of republicans wanted boehner to be elected speaker again. but more -- interestingly, 2/3 of the people thought of the republicans thought he was ineffective, in opposing obama, and a quarter, excuse me in ---split right down the

krauthammer took a government job in washington. and it was not what he really wanted, but it put him in the right neighborhood e. >> once i am in washington isn't that where they do politics. >> and his folks word about their son tossing away a doctor's livelihood but didn't discourage him. his wife robin left her career in law and became a painter urged him to it follow his dream. >> she encouraged me to follow my heart and with her wit and humor and generositty of spirit has co-authored my life. >> in a moment, charles's co-author helps him to answer a higher calling and he finds himself moving left to right after the break. when heartburn comes creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue ...and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum, tum tum tum...♪ smoothies! only from tums. >>> live from america's news head quarters. i am leland viter. heart ache and tears in the start of the new year for the loved ones on the domd asia a

su but yet washington, d.c. the but yet washin politicians, it's not the status quo, they're not happy with them. and if washington and if washington ever wants to see them actually improve and get beyond the economy they need to start following the track records of those that are showing leadership and action in their own party. >> so richard's talking point on the left that people wanted obama to fail from day one, i don't think that's fair. i don't take any pleasure in watching the president perform as poorly as this president has. but what makes me generally depressed is the decline in american race relations. i want to play you a clip the president did with national public radio recently. pretty disingenuous. i think you'll agree. listen. >> is the united states more >> racially divided than it was when you took office six years ago, mr. president? >> no, i actually think that it's probably in its day-to-day interactions less racially divided. but but i actually think that the issue has surfaced in a way th

catherine herridge is in washington. but first to rick leventhal in paris. what are officials saying? >> the prime minister says that very serious and high risks remain paris still a city on edge tonight. still on high alert. and there are grave concerns that more attacks could be imminent. today we saw first hand some of the 10,000 french police soldiers and several thousand police officers now being dispatched to protect 717 jewish schools across the country some of the troops arm with heavy weapons and new equipment, including antilie logical nuclear and chemical capsules. one of the assail rans targeted the market to kill jews and initially intended to attack a jewish school before killing the french appliancewoman. also today french authorities believe the three terrorist were funded by an organized terror network and their arsenal of weapons came from abroad. the funding described as significant and suggestion that a larger group may have helped coordinate attacks. >> what do we know about this suspect now being held in bulgaria? >> he is a french citi

not in washington but in the states. we now have in the last -- since barack obama took office there are more republican governors and more republican state legislators than any time since the 1920s. we went from eight states where we had a republican governor or republican legislator when barack obama ran in 2008 to 24 today. >> wow. >> so what that means is you've got all these republican governors out there while barack obama's discrediting big government liberalism in washington, republican governors are implementing conservative reforms, getting them passed, making a difference in people's lives. the smart thing to do for the party would be to take one of those outsiders, one of those proven reformer and make their standard. >> kirsten, what do you make last time around there were many they beat up on each other for so long that mitt romney emerged damaged. already the grenades are getting lobbed as governor huckabee points out. >> well i think that depends on whoever emerges out of it sort of depends on how they de

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she lived in washington worked in washington for the president and the administration she lived there when she was part of the white house along with her husband when he was president. you look at everything people dislike about washington she embodies it. >> in other 2016 news ben carson says he will be making a decision in the next three or four weeks. we will keep you posted. >>> al sharpton inserting himself into yet another controversy. he is lasting hollywood for the lack of diversity in the oscar nominations even tying him to ferguson. in the time of staten island in ferguson to have one of the shut down oscar nights in recent memory is something that is incongruous. the only category we're well represented is the best picture nomination. it is a movie about being shut out of out of society now we are shut out of hollywood. >> he is meeting to talk about possible action around the world. >> is al sharpton out of line? or does he have a case? we will share your opinions later p on the show. >> the rest of the country is warming up. >> don't get used to it. it is january. >> mari

welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. yemen was one of president obama's examples of where the u.s. was getting it right on foreign policy. that's what he said a little more than four months ago. the situation in yemen has gotten progressively worse. tonight yemen's president and his cabinet have resigned. and worries that increasing danger are even stronger and the increasing al qaeda presence. >> reporter: state department officials say they have reached out to yemeni officials in the capital to get more clarity about the resignation of the president, his prime minister and cabinet one day after yemeni officials announced a 10-point truce. the president agreed to give more recommendation this morning when they had not withdrawn from around the president's residence and remained inside the presidential palace. the truce appeared in jeopardy. the state department not calling this a coup has left open the idea of working with them. the u.s. officials say they have not indicated that they plan to target the u.s. embassy or

how different is the culture of washington from silicon valley? >> it's almost a little more academic versus corporate. there's not a ceo-type style of being in charge. >> smith comes from google-x which has developed ideas like the drone delivery systems. >> we call them moonshots, just like kennedy. we choose to go to the moon. >> she says she wants to transfer that approach to government. what is san boxin? >> it it is like it sounds. >> tech officials play with ideas like new uses for unmanned aerial vehicles. >> somewhere in our future the jets are the future but we are not there yet. we are playing with the idea of delivering critical medical devices but a uad or looking at crops from a morn devicemoving device. we would never teach them not to write when we teach them to read. but we often teach them math science and other things without history of making and create. >> the absence of the technical skills was one of the reasons for the big president obamacare website setback. >> we had contracted a lot of technology out to other people. and

what did you think about what scott said in washington? he said there's only a small window to take some air out of the balls inspected and locked away or put in a secure place and locker room and then they're brought out. what's your experience with that? >> yeah. i think both teams have -- they each have their own balls and a small window when you don't have the footballs and before the games. i mean the guys are tossing them around. i really don't know when they have time to do that. there's a lot to be learned in the next couple of days and hopefully the truth comes out soon and we know what happened. >> all right. likely punishment? what's the impact on the super bowl really? how does it affect their mind-set going in? >> i think if anyone can handle this it's the patriots. they have handled issues before in the past. this will be an issue for the media and covering it and talking about it but the patriots will have a firm grip on what's going on and the focus of the super bowl win. >> sort to speak, right? >> yep. >> thank you very m

is this washington works? get the bill passed. get on the books and worry about the expense later. >> the bill is meant to fix a terribly complex healthcare system. what you get is the kind of complexity that nobody can understand and people are still trying to understand it. you said at the beginning of the show people are going to pay a higher penalty than they thought. in part that's because the press never reported that the penalty was that high. bill: we did here at the fox news channel. >> for sure. but if you picked up the typical news paper said 1%. for many people it will be a lot worse. because the subjects does apply in a rigid way. there is a couple in my book who make $64,000 a year and they get a $9,000 subsidy on their $14,000 a year. if they make 64,050, the $9,000 subsidy goes away. so if they didn't estimate their income the right way ... bill: don't you found that this is the habit of washington? pass the bill, seen it we'll worry about the finances count road medicare, medicaid, social security, and now the arg

good evening and welcome to washington. president obama and his british counter part david cameron stand side by side physically and emotionally over how congress ought to handle iran. they insist the sanctions congress wants to slap iran with will blow up the already fragile nuclear deal and drive closer to a nuclear weapon. james rosen is at the white house with our lead story. >> reporter: after a working session in the oval office president obama and british prime minister david cameron worked overtime to persuade the u.s. congress to hold your fire on more sanctions against iran. >> i don't question the good faith of some folks who think this might be helpful but it is my team that is at the table. we are steeped in this stuff day in and day out. >> the president's remarks came one day after he attended a retreat with senate democrats in baltimore. set to join the majority of republicans to finalize a deal to rein in its nuclear programs. iran is already escaping from the shadow of existing sanctions. >> the iranian ec

and it does cut both ways. >> the media except for the "washington post" mostly gave cnn a pass. but this week anderson cooper to his credit stepped up and admitted he'd been wrong. >> i think if you're going to point fingers at other people's mistakes, should you also acknowledge your own mistakes and we didn't do that on the program. in the wake of the paris attacks, several guests mentioned no-go zones in france. i didn't challenge them and twice referred to them, as well. i should have been more skeptical. >> that was a good step. but it's worth noting there is a history here. french newspaper has referred to one area as a veritable no-go zone where nonmuslims are being forced to move out. and one where you can no longer order a pizza or get a why to come to the horseuse. "newsweek" reported there were 150 no-go zones. and in 2002, a columnist wrote some suburbs have become no-go zones at night. none of this to say that fox or cnn should have corrected their report, but a reminder that when it's all 00 easy to oversimply guy, the subject is complicated. >>> coming up, the pre

chief washington correspondent james rosen live in washington now with an update. james? >> reporter: jon, good morning. to a degree not seen probably for decade tonight's state of the union address will carry a heavy focus on cuba. in addition to alan gross, the former u.s. aide subcontractor freshly freed from captivity in cuban jails attending tonight's address as the guest of the first lady, jorge perez will attend as get of speaker john boehner. likewise republican senator, marco rubio is bringing rosa maria paya daughter of a cuban dissident killed under suspicious circumstances a year ago. to kick off the first round of normalization talks with the castro regime a delegation led by a top state department official will arrive on cuban soil. the executive branch can control whether and when an embassy is open in havana and whether cuba is kept on or taken off the list of nations that sponsor terrorism, only congress can overturn other major parts of cuban policy, such as full lifting of travel and trade restrictions. the professor that is coought "thor" of new book,

it's amassing more power in washington. i don't think it's really all about education or we want more people to go to community college. i think the goal of obama to remake america. that means as you pointed out to amass more power and decision making and more control -- >> yeah. >> in washington, d.c. >> social justice is primary goal. see, i oppose the community college thing. i would vote against it if i were in congress. i'll tell you why. the tuition is rock bottom. and, you know, when i went to college, i painted houses. >> you have to work for it. >> and -- >> i was a waitress. not a good one. >> i worked my butt off. >> join the club. we all did. >> it was good. it was good i did that. >> bill, how -- isn't it important to learn the value as my mom used to say? the value of a dollar. >> hard work and achieve and you earn and you pay your way through. >> otherwise -- >> that's why i would do this. >> it's the entitlement mentality and culture which i don't think we want to foster more of in this country. we have a gr

we are going to continue to self censure. >> the "washington post" ran one of the cartoons but k.t. is it cowardly not to run them? >> i understand why the organizations do not want to they are worried they put their people at risk. if everyone did it if everyone ran the pictures and said, this is what incited the silent, this is the excuse radical jihadist used, it would be a strong statement. we have all the journalists talking moral high ground but they are not doing it. >> we have seen those car troops reprinted in a lot of places and denmark is a good example. the publication that first published the cartoon that got the journalist kill and "charlie hebdo" reprinted it and got fire bombed every paper in denmark now is publishing except for the one who said they have to recollect their people. >> fox news is not running the car troops saying safety of the correspondents and questions of taste are an issue here. cnn president said he is torn he wants to run them but told the staff protecting our employees is more important right now. >> i agree with that. i don't agree you run th

." >>> welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. the senate wants a say in the president's negotiations with iran. the president is promising to veto any new or increased sanctions and basically telling republicans to stay out of it. that is a recipe for a political mushroom cloud here in washington. chief congressional correspondent tells us tonight republicans are lighting the fuse in an unusual way. >> i have invited prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu to address a joint session of congress on the grave threats of radical islam and the threat that iran poses. >> reporter: hours after the state of the union boehner invited netanyahu to address lawmakers on february 11. >> i did not consult with the white house. the congress can make this decision on its own. i don't believe i'm poking anyone in the eye. there is a serious threat that exists in the world and the president last night kind of pafred over it. >> reporter: the president reiterated his call for congress to stand down on new sanctions and made this claim. >> our

so when i get to washington i will know how to cut pork. washington is full of big spenders. let's make them squeal. martha: how could we forget it? bill: she gets her chance in a prime time address tuesday night with the president going prior to joni ernst here on the fox news channel. martha: it is one of those spots, you know people run into problems with before. marco rubio did the water thing. bill: the great tweet he sent yesterday. he said a bottle of poland spring. martha: make sure you're not thirsty when you start a sweep. we'll see how that goes for her. manhunt for a modern day bonnie & clyde. police searching for these two teenagers. they're on the run wanted for a crime spree that spans three states. bill: a 180 at duke university after widespread outrage over plans to play the muslim call to prayer from the tower's historic chapel. we'll tell you what the school says about that decision today. martha: the obama administration drawing fire over the release of five more guantanamo bay prisoners. ed henry taking the white house to task pressing them with very impo

>> this washington yes. the less they do the better. it's a proven fact every two years congress' collective i.q. goes down significantly. these guys are in exception. compare them to the past do nothing congress. harry truman's do nothing congress passed four times as many bills as this congress. when leadership leads they can stay on autopilot for some time. that's what this country has done for ten years. we haven't had grown ups in washington, d.c., for quite some time. at some point, deal with immigration and tax reform and an energy plan. they can't do that. they are playing their political base to get re-elected. >> washington may not be able to agree, but the president has been aggressive in using his executive authority to make things happen. i mean, it's not really gridlock, is it? >> it's scary, if you ask me. the notion he can take out his veto pen agree, disagree make his own rules, why have congress in the first place? is he going to veto something? is gyrations flow through the economy. we need it to be peace and quiet. j

washington, d.c. from new york city. were you a cub scout? >> i was a cub. >> were you any good? >> no. but i was a cub and guess hot den mother was. i. >> i hate to guess it was your mother? >> sounds like a ham sandwich to me. >> i couldn't agree with you more, greta. >> pretty good. room for improvement. >> you'll come back. >> i don't know. it's a very short interview. >> welcome to a special edition of "on the record" the best of 2014. over the next hour, we're going to bring you some of the bigger stories and some our favorite moments from last year from politics to crime and everything in between. first, the top news stories that gripped the nation in 2014. this is a fox news alert. 239 people are missing in what is one of the most bizarre mysteries. the world has no idea where malaysian flight 370 is. >> malaysians are finding it very embarrassing the way the government has handled this disaster. >> world health organization declaring the ebola outbreak in west africa an international public h

washington. >> you're not going over there. you offered to do it -- >> we'll do it in washington at their embassy. >> okay. all right. well then, should the united states, and i know you believe the answer to this is that they should be doing more for badawi, but his wife and children are now in canada. will they ever see him again? >> i don't think so. you know, this -- >> you think he's going to die? >> his attorney, his attorney has been sentenced to 15 years. why? because he was probably sentenc for 15 years for seeking the truth. there is no justice in saudi arabia. it's a mafia that runs not only saudi arabia but the organization of islamic cooperation. when people say where are the moderate voices? they are in prison and beat at the end of sticks. >> well, you are quite courageous, yourself. thanks for being with us this evening. and it's your last chance to vote in the tonight. >>> in last week's opening statement i discussed the obama administration's response to the worldwide terror threat. here's what you said. billy

it's taking place right now in washington, d.c. those taking part paying tribute to honoring law enforcement especially after the cold blooded killings, the assassinations really of the two new york city police officers last month. they prompted demonstrations such as these and peter doocy has a different message. hi, peter. >> reporter: hi, eric. there were blue flags and shirts that started at the national law enforcement's memorial down the street and took about 20 minutes to get here to the steps of the united states capitol. a few hundred people showed up and the whole point was to support police in a peaceful way. of the few hundred, everybody who was coming up wanted to make sure that we paid attention and realized that this was a stark contrast to many of the other rallies and marches that we have seen around the country that generated headlines for the wrong reasons. >> it's very frustrating. very frustrating. yes, people make mistakes, but that shouldn't be a generalization for all. so, i mean, that's the only word i can

. >> hello again from fox news in washington. the new year brings a new republican controlled congress to capitol hill and the g.o.p. promises to tackle issues from the keystone xl pipeline to iran and try to fine a way to push back against the president's executive actions. joining us now are two senators expected to name to chair two key panels, from tennessee, bob congresser and from south dakota , john thune. before we get to your committees let's take a look at the big picture, relations between the new republican congress and the president. here is how president obama sees 2015. >> where i see a big problem and the opportunity to help the american people, and it is in my lawful authority to provide that help, i will do it. i will then side-by-side reach out to members of congress reach out to republicans and say, let's work together. i would rather do it with you. >> senator corker, can you do business with president obama on some issues such as tax reform and trade authority when he is off taking executive action on his ow

jon: susan fereccio from the washington examiner. >> thank you. jenna: police say a carjacker order ad victim into the trunk of her car at gunpoint and forced her to withdraw money. fortunately we have good news how this all ended. >>> yemen's government collapsing amid worries the country could end up in civil war. we'll talk about what the united states should do. oh hey, neill, how are you? you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. @oyu0x?h@@8p jon: police releasing new surveillance video from a violent abduction and carjacking. arlington, texas police say a gunman robbed a woman outside of her bank and drives the victim to several atms, ordering here to withdraw money. she was able to escape while the car was stopped at one location. she ran to nearby store for help. the suspect described as black male early 20s about 5'6", seen wearing a gray jacket, winter hat and jeans. if you recognize him, call crimestoppers, 817-469-tips.

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how many of you believe washington in general and president obama understands you? understands your concern. raise your hand. >> not one of you? >> not one of you believe he understands you? second that i want to play, it deals with terrorism. in this case, split between republicans and democrats you're not sure that you're winning the war on terrorism. let's take a look. >> we stand united with people around the world targeted by terrorists from a school in pakistan to streets of paris. we'll continue to hunt down terrorists and dismantle networks. as we have done relentlessly to take outerorists who pose a direct threat to us and our allies. >> republicans and democrats darted up. what is strong for you? >> the fact he's talking about terrorism whenever it goes his actions don't match his rhetoric. >> he's not being very clear who the enemy is. terrorists, yes but islamic terrorists and we need to use that language. >> you're -- some of you are nodding. should he use the language extremist islamings? >> i'm not necessarily as hung up on sem manhattanics as others

there's a lot of things in washington that doesn't affect the average american's lives. no one no one is talking about 2016 this weekend, but people were talking about oil prices. >> they were talking about jeb bush stepping off the corporate boards? >> it's >> it's the biggest story of the year. it's damaged it's damaged our enemies and it's propelling our economy. when obama says we oof been increasing oil production think of this. oil production on federal lands has declined by 16% since 2010. this has happened in spite of obama and not because of obama. it's occurred entirely on state owned and private lands. >> you mentioned the president. presidential library, hawaii? chicago? new york? >> havana. >> you're getting briefer too in the knew year. julie? >> chicago, but the fact that they're having problems is shocking. i think i think they'll get the library in the end. >> what do you think steve? >> i think the real question is where does michelle obama want to run for the senate from. i think it ends up probably in illinois. they'll get their act together. it's mor

it may be snowy in washington today. but harry reid kept the senate in a deep, deep freeze the last 8 years. mitch mcconnell will say legislate, make law go back to normal life. the democrats are ready to hurt them for doing it. we'll see whether mcconnell in the senate and boehner in the house can demonstrate the ability to govern. bill: 70 years 276 house seats that's quite a margin. >> this is a very conservative house and senate. it's not just that it's republican. but the republicans who are there are very conservative. how can they honor the voters who sent them there and demonstrate they can get the job done. bill: that's stirewalt the reverend in washington. martha: congressman ted yoho is challenging boehner for his speaker's post. bill: it seems that 10-20 republicans can go against him. martha: i think they need 29 votes to move anything with boehner. how about the bull run we had at the end of 2014 seems to be coming a screeching halt after plunging more than 300 points yesterday. it comes amid record-low oil

night here in washington. finally tonight, two members of the five actually locked lips in times square last night. it made bob beckel very happy but it might have grossed out some others, including co-host kimberly guilfoyle. this started right here last night on "special report." >> bob, i have got a tough question for you. who will you be kissing at midnight. >> he wants to know who you are going to kiss at midnight. >> okay. ed henry. >> i'm going to make it there and jump on the next amtrak. >> fox news senior white house correspondent ed henry says i didn't go to new york city because he was worried that beckel was going to kiss him instead of me. >> here you go are we waiting for midnight? >> no. here is your chance. whoa yeah. did you pay them to not do it again? >> do it again. i'm going to see if i can restart bob's heart. >> oh, wow. >> she really went in there. i don't know who beckel paid so he could get a second kiss can charles. i wish you would show him the part where beckel turns back into a f

the "the washington post" aaron blake the hill's a.b. stoddard and washington examiner chief political correspondent welcome to all of you. great panel to be here tonight. a.b., let me start with you. when you look back, guantanamo bay for example which the president is still attempting to close some would say by attrition at this point. what else is on the list of things that were promised and not followed through on? >> oh, there were lofty promises. i mean, to give the president credit, did he promise to much laughter to cut the deficit in half by the end of his first term. did he that late but that happened. he made some promises on immigration that he has acted on obviously by executive action. but there were huge ones to end the palestinian conflict to double our sources of renumber energy in three years to lay thousands of miles of power lines connecting americans in their homes to these new sources of energy to lower the corporate tax rate to ensure that americans only waited no more than 30 minutes in a line to vote there are re

catherine herridge in washington. great story, thank you. >> at the battle with eye rages on the u.s. and allies are launching airstrikes every day and kurdish fights are fighting to keep kobani. what is next? a former navy seal and federal air marshal. good to have you on. i want to start here in terms of progress. where do we stand in did the u.s. completely understand the capables of isis and thus wage the proper war? >> absolutely not. and i think a good example of the way these things are being fought was that incredible report with catherine. the kurds and individuals are recruiting people. they're just recruiting people. they're not looking at the tactics these people may have, and the way we're fighting the war from our perspective is, we're throwing things at the battle in a political manner and that's not much better. we're not looking at specific tactics that will win the war. we're looking at things that we can do to prolong it or push it back and there's even been speculation to push it back to 2016 where

i have no idea. >> george washington. >> george washington. >> george washington. >> when was he president? >> 1776. >> 1900s? i don't know. >> way before i was born. >> like the 1910. >> 1983. no? >> who bombed pearl harbor? >> putting me on the spot to where i go blank. >> was it china? korea? >> who was president during world war 2. >> winston churchill. >> are you british? >> no. >> what is the name of our national anthem? >> the national anthem. >> star spangled banner. ♪ o say can you see ♪ >> that's as far as you are going to get. >>> now it is three minutes till the top of the hour. don't go anywhere. our special snow coverage continues. winter whiteout covering the northeast right now, but this storm especially dangerous. we are live with everything you need to know. >>> and it's a rescue like you've never seen before. the coast guard rushed to a ship and in that basket an 18-month-old baby. >> tens of millions of americans in a blizzard. hurricane force winds, thousands of flights canceled and new worries this morning about power outages and flooding. good morning and welcome

after the surgery reed will work from his home in washington, d.c. for a few days to help minimize the straining on his eye. >> this morning cadaver dogs will be back on scene searching for four people believed to have been inside this maryland mansion when it burned to the ground. earlier dogs led investigators to two bodies at the site. they have since been sent to the medical examiner's office to be identified. the $9 million mansion bee loblonged to don pile and his wife. >> a drone full of drugs was too heavy to cross over the border. 6 pounds of meth were found strapped to the zone which crash landed in a supermarket parking lot. it was the first time drones were used to smuggle drugs over the port of entry. >> music execs bracing for a new wave of leaked e-mails. industry sources telling new york coast the concerns detailed the artist salaries including live performance writers will be made public. this comes after the mo of sri division was hacked in november when hollywood secrets were exposed and company data was destroyed. north korea deni

he was asked by a group of christian businessmen and some pastors to come and hold a service in washington and hill downtown los angeles, they put up a big tent and louis zamperini's life was falling apart. he was an alcoholic. he was -- his marriage was failing. his wife had already filed divorce papers. she was leaving him. but she went to hear my father. this young man no one heard of. she gave her heart to jesus christ and her life was changed. and she came back and said i gave my life to gee vus christ and i'm not going to divorce you. he was thrilled and excited about. that she asked him to come hear -- finally she kept pressuring him and he came. the first night he heard my father he got up and he stormed out. he didn't want some preacher telling him he was a sinner. he knew he was a sinner but he didn't want someone else telling him that. he ran out and said he'd never come back. but a couple nights later his wife convinced him to hear billy graham again. and my father at the end of his message, louis zamperini got up to leave again. and as he got to the aisle he remembered the pro

good night from washington d.c. see you tomorrow night right here at 7:00 p.m. >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye" what is adrian broady up to since his last film? watch as we try to catch up to the nation's greatest living actor. and does the president want to make watching "red eye" mandatory for all citizens because it is the best show of all time? >> we haven't done much about it, well today we are doing something about it. >> and finally, have humans discovered the location of the fortress of solitude? and is the man of steel surprised it took us this long to find it? >> it has been a longtime coming now. >> none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> i'm joanne nosuchunsky in for greg gutfeld who is

carl has the details from washington. joishgs welcome to a new campaign cycle and this time presidential. in the early staplings it is almost always about organizing ability and raising money. former arkansas governor mike huckabee winner of eight states has made his move and departed fox news to look at a serious run for president. >> if i were willing to absolutely rule that out, i could keep doing the show. i can't make such a declaration nor is it possible for me to openly determine political and financial support to justify a race. the honorable thing to do at this point end my tenure here at fox. >> he goes out looking for money and grassroot organizations. he won the iowa caucus. and he is a economic popullist and under fire for a super pact that promise to make sure know his poor record of raising taxes and spending as governor. he in addition chris christie a lifelong dallas fan went voiral with an awkward hug of jerry jones and christie's victory lap as charm of the governor's association will closely look at a

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back here in washington. speaker of the house john boehner standing by his decision to bypass president obama and invite israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for a visit. a short time ago, speaker boehner talking with "special report" anchor bret baier. >> you surprised by the push back about your invite of the israeli prime minister to speak to congress? >> no, not really. i believe that the prime minister of israel has a strong voice. he believes that the threat of the iranians haveing a nuclear weapon is a very serious threat. the israeli prime minister can also talk with some expertise about the growing threat of radical islam. we have got a serious problem in the world and the president just wants to act like it's going to just disappear. and so as a coequal branch in our government i have problem at all in inviting prime minister to congress and address those concerns. >> do you think there is antipathy in this administration toward netanyahu? >> of course there is they don't even try to hide it. >

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