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Will it become more difficult situation for lebanon once again where we have on one side supporters of saad hariri and on the other side supporters of hezbollah clashing in the streets as we saw in 2008. >> greater middle east keeping a close eye on whats happening there. and finally king abdullah. >> king abdullah of saudi arabia. >> this is kind of fun. >> well, you know, he had back surgery in new york. >> right. >> hes 87. >> had the whole wing of the hospital to himself. we get it. hes a ...

Following back surgery at a new york hospital the king flew out on his own boeing 747, while two wives left on separate smaller jets. ♪ ♪ >> bret: our top story at the bottom of the hour, the presidents "state of the union" address begins in about two-and-a-half hours the focus is expected to be on domestic concerns, such as employment and the economy. but there should be some mention of the hot button international issues as well. white house correspondent wendell goler is following that pa...

Women to risk their lives, that is why i always tried to put my ass on the line and be with you. if it wasnt for my back surgery i would be standing right there it with you in afghanistan. i will get well and get out there and get on that deployment. we have nothing but respect and admiration and love for you and the rest of the screaming eagles and all of our men and women from the coalition who are fighting the good fight. i just want you to know that we are very proud of you and thank you ver...

Steve forbes is recovering from his back surgery. good to have you here. how are you? >> better than the markets. martha: talk to me about this job number. >> the companies are reluctant to hire. they dont want to bring on payrolls why the workweek has been going up. they are uncertain what healthcare is going to do, what tax increases are going to do so they are trying to make do with what they have. martha: factory orders, i assume a lot of businesses dont want a lot of inventory sitting aroun...

June along with leisure and hospitality, education and health services and also temporary staffing. and that last sector is often considered an indication of potential full-time staffing to come. but retailers, financial services firms and, most damning, the construction industry all cut jobs. one leading economic voice amongst conservatives portrayed the anemic growth here, a gain of only 83,000 private sector jobs when leading analysts were forecasting a gain of 110,000, as a reflection of the...

See if there was anything that really is out of line here. so its a mystery still. mika, joe? >> i love it. kelly odonnell live in columbia, south carolina. >> have fun, kelly. >> good luck with this one. thank you very much. steve forbes is with us on the set recovering from back surgery. good to have you with us. >> good to be here. >> we have so much to talk about this morning. but "the new york times" talking about more debt in greece and france and germany. it seems like this is the age of ...

Can injure somebody. they breached that duty when the dog did duty and nobody immediately cleaned it up and he slipped and hurt -- he knocked out his teeth and he has some real injuries. he will get -- he will get money. megyn: mark, there was duty. >> there sure was. i think this lawsuit is as compelling as this one i was considering against fox. right before i came into the skewed ohio i walked into a wall. no one warned me it was there, no one told me how heard it was and i suffered injury. i...

>> he looks like you. bob has a bad back. hes not been able to get insurance. his employer doesnt offer it and because of his back insurers dont need to get near him. hes expensive. back surgery costs a lot of money. >> hes not the best friend of the insurance company. so whats going to happen immediately like within the next three months is hes going to get to join a high-risk pool, which is sort of a fancy way of saying a group of people who get together and buy insurance. >> people in souther...

Where would you have gone? >> i would have continued in canada with the whatever treatment i could find there. it was very minimal, what i could find. eventually i would have ended up probably in major back surgery and probably a partial cripple for life. >> what do you say as you look at the u.s. now moving towards the canadian system of health care? >> i dont know if i have enough information about how the health care system is working here. >> youre glad that you could come to the u.s., right...

You know, caused some of it, but it just kept getting worse and worse and worse. [♪...] and then i went to the doctor and he ordered an m.r.i. and the m.r.i. showed that i had two herniated discs and then i went to therapy-- i went to a chiropractor first, then i went to therapy, and then i, but i was taking pills too, and then they gave me some steroid shots in my hips and as long as i took the shots, i was o.k. but you cant take them shots all your life. [♪...] and he said, "well, you got ...