keep it up. if you want to see a bipartisan compromise, a bill that could pass in both houses of congress and that i can sign, let your members of congress know. nbc s kelly o donnell joins me now, and break it down, kelly, because it does change by the second, it seems. where do we stand right now? well, this is one story where news is instantaneous, because things have been changing, and things predicted have fallen by the wayside and a new set of realities has merged today. so, here is where we are. the house has worked to try to change the bill that bears speaker john boehner s name, and to make it more attractive to hard-line conservatives and absolutely critical to bring it to the floor to get it passed. that is important because what happens in the house moves to the senate for them to act. much of what is happening here really involves the intricate rules of congress that most of the time we don t get into in the stories that we cover here, but it matters immens
put on a performance, crying over her husband of six months. they re breaking the news to her. of course, all the cops know she set this thing up according to them. now, according to this cop that she s trying to hug, he barely got the words out, your husband and she started wailing. like she anticipated the bad news. another cop says, no matter how much she wailed, she couldn t squeeze out a tear. they keep telling me how lucky i am today and i can t really it hasn t hit me yet. good evening. i m nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us. everyone, very quickly, thank you for all of your calls, e-mails, support. my first novel, a murder mystery thriller eleventh victim, finally in the bookstores today. part of my proceeds go to wesley glen ministries, a charity that gives a loving home to the mentally handicapped. again, i want to thank you and i hope you like the book. and now, a young mother with five little children in her minivan barrels dow
captions by vitac www.vitac.com breaking news tonight. a young mother with five little children in the minivan barrels down the wrong way on a packed interstate, slamming into another vehicle. tally eight dead. one child hanging on to life. tragedy? yes. accident? no. toxicology reports mommy high on booze and pot. bombshell tonight. blood is not thicker than alcohol. we learn the family cuts all ties with drunk mom s husband as surveillance video emerges tonight of drunk mom just before the fatal crash. what does it reveal? police set to interview the sole child survivor, but will daddy give permission? legal eagles say, no way. prosecutors set to meet with police. will criminal charges follow? long island mother diane schuler was stoned and drunk when she plowed into the bastardis suv, going the wrong way on the taconic parkway. schuler, herself, was killed along with her 2-year-old daughter and three nieces. she left the campground in new york and went to mcdo
funeral procession and ticketed for not wearing seat belt. that hitting made them miss a family member s burial. did the deputy go too far. debate coming your way. slogan comes to us from don weaver. 6:00 a.m. you could be sleeping miss fox & friends and all day you will be sleeping. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncicap.org steve: you missed that rooster, didn t you? brian: did i miss that roost err err. gretchen: brian is back. we re not sure where you were. brian: extensive journey down 27 to monday montauk. it s totally different climate. 60 miles away. a lot of big fox fans there. they would watch you guys every morning and go this is what you guys missed. steve: we missed you. glad to have you back a lot to talk about today. brian: i m touching my knee and you are touching yours. what s on your mind? gretchen: why don t you continue to touch your knees and i will do the headlines. brian: that s a g
as angry voices are raced at town hall meetings across the country. as we draw closer to finalizing and passing real health insurance reform defenders of the status quo and political point scorers in are going fiercer in opposition. some have been using misleading information to defeat what they know is the best chance of reform we have ever had. mike, with another good morning. reporter: good morning. let s talk about the president s message. how are you reading it? reporter: i think it s interesting that the president is hitting back and specifically noting some of what he characterize as misleading information out there on the internet and arriving in people s e-mail box as we get lawn cutting going oh, street sweeping bright and early on saturday morning at white house he says misleading information, and he specifically mentions one that is particularly gone viral, probably heard about it over the last week, as have viewers the bill would lead to youth in as