that takes it to a more regulatory regime which can lead to places we don t want to go to reduce the mcnair did not tell baker one of the five fcc commissioners, think you for being on the communicators. we appreciate it. eliza krigman, politico. thank you. anti-abortion activists were in the nation s capital today to mark the anniversary of the supreme court 1973 roe v wade decision abortion opponents were on the national mall earlier to protest the anniversary of the 1973 roe v wade supreme court ruling that legalized abortion in the united states. speakers include members of congress and religious leaders. this is about two hours. what so proudly we hailed at the twilight s last gleaming whos broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ore the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rocket s red glare the bombs bursting in air that our flag was still there oh say does that star spangled banner still or the
the second consideration i would like us to keep in mind as we go through this important hearing is that the reins act may not be tailored to the problems that it is supposed to address. we have got some big problems with whether this is feasible. the feasibility of this act well, let s put it like this. this would affect every law on the books. it is not perspective, but it would involve every lobby that is on the books currently. now, i don t want to suggest that the congress is not up to its work, but do you know how much time that would take? to go through all of the loss to get them the regulations to the loss of kate by the house and the other bodies? it does not seem it does not seem very probable that that could happen. so when you consider the fact that we don t have the author of the bill testifying, and we are glad to see you, of course, but we also don t have the administration testified. why isn t somebody from the administration here? i mean how can we be
rush hour as crews tried to clear dangling power lines and downed trees. it almost out of like a hurricane. it was about 12:45 and it sounded i was in the garage and i did not know if i should take cover or not. i heard a lot of things breaking. parts of virginia hospital center closed. this was the scene in baltimore. nearly 12,000 customers were without power. dominion power outages affected more than 3500 people. at the brentwood post office planned, there is extensive damage following powerful winds that hit while 190 workers were inside. we are going to deliver no matter what. our trucks went out on time today. 130 postal trucks were damaged. loading docks are in twisted ruins. this was cashed the this entire brick wall was blown out by the storm. supervisors say it s a miracle to workers survived inside the truck when the windows blew out. i m very thankful no one was killed or seriously hurt. the two postal workers have been released from the hospital
hey, ready to go over the monologue? sure, gang. where s the cue cards? we re not using cue cards tonight. what are we use sng hey, jay, we re going old school tonight. from her late night appearance on the tonight show. our slogan comes from nick in kingston, georgia three smiling faces on the curvy couch accide, a surefire cure for the early morning slouch. welcome aboard, folks. it is wednesday already. kind of a snowy, icky start to the day. hope you have a great day. you re kicking off with three hours of lots of stuff. you have three huge stories. you have, of course, jim bunning s filibuster coming to a close. you have health care and reconciliation and you have one of the most powerful chairmen ever in our lifetime, 79 years old, to be stepping aside temporarily, for good or not at all? busy day. deal brewing for him. in the meantime, let s talk about this. president obama intends to reveal his final health care reform plan today. the white hous
mark mcgwire s brother, jay, here for an exclusive interview on his brother lying about his steroid use. what? there s going to be trouble at home. fox & friends starts now. wow. what a crazy weekend, huh? i mean, it started with another natural disaster. exactly. snowstorm on the east coast and then a much bigger disaster down in chile and that starts our news this morning with the fox news alert. death toll climbing in chile. at least 708 people now confirmed dead. you re looking at amateur video taken from a pizzeria in that country. you can see ceiling tiles fall as that devastating 8.8 earthquake hit. officials say more than 1.5 million people are affected by the disaster and they believe at least half a million homes destroyed. rescuers still struggling to find victims trapped in the rubble this morning. in the meantime, looters are taking to the streets interrupting their efforts, they re breaking into stores. even siphoning gasoline. in light of the chaos, t