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The 9,000 people who live here one mile from texas are back in the stone age. >> no police, she says, no water, no electricity. you wake up and hear gunshots. houses on fire. were scared. violence by drug cartels in the big cities like juarez gets media attention. no one knows or even records how many are killed in small towns like this. where the state, the police, and the people have already given up, where a nations flag flies in surrender. now gwatney loop pay is not alone. in laredo another...

One health care group estimates there are more than 7 million serious and preventible mistakes each year. those mistakes reportedly kill an average of about 7,000 americans each year. alicia acuna is following this story live in our rockie mountain newsroom this afternoon. how is the pregnant woman doing now, do we know? >> yes, shepard, talked to her. she says she is on bed rest right now and also told me earlier today on the phone that the doctors right now are just waiting and watching becaus...

Am waiting outside your house. and when police confronted the man waiting outside suckerbergs house, they told him to stay away. that was a verbal warning. did he not listen to that warning, shep. >> shepard: but now he is backing off of all of, this right? >> yeah. because he reportedly now says he is a peaceful man and if mark suckerberg thought that he meant him home, did he not. he now says that mark suckerberg, he knows, is he a very busy man answered will now respect his privacy. a judge o...

Count on a response from super granny. >> outside and she was running down with her handbag in the air. >> tonight, the story of a senior citizen who became a hero with her handbag. >> shepard: leading the news tonight, president obamas plan to help states get out of debt by collecting more taxes from businesses. republicans claims that will destroy jobs. but the white house reports its trying to help local governments cover the cost of unemployment benefits. all of this as red ink has governors...

Quote: there is no right to pick and choose which federal laws a state will follow. and, by the way, the supreme court is not a fan of nullification either. the last time it looked at the concept it shut down a number of states that had passed laws in an effort to having to comply with desegregation as ordered in brown v. board of education. shep? >> shepard: shannon bream life on the hill tonight. thanks. cold. fox news alert. bone-chilling temperatures. subzero wind chills sweeping across big ...

Any court. shannon bream with the news life tonight in washington. first of all, how does this nullification process work, shannon? >> shep, its a centurys old theory that states can simply invalidate or refuse to recognize any federal law they believe is unconstitutional, like the health care law. idaho state senator republican authored the bill now pending in idaho. take a listen. >> what it will do is simply cause us to tell our state agencies that they are not to participate in any aspect of...

Financial regulators. the bill also creates a consumer financial protection division at the fed with the director appointed by the president and confirmed by the senate and financial firms with assets exceeding $10 billion would have to follow the new consumer rules created by this agency. shep? >> shepard: of course, the banks have done a lot of lobbying. they have spent more money on lobbying in the last year or so than just about anybody anywhere. so republicans are all against it and democra...

Urged about mr. obama to allow him to replace emanuel saying the presidents staff, quote, havent served you well. >> and oldest game in washington, when you are afraid to attack a president, you pick out the chief of staff and blame it all on him. thats whats going on here. >> emanuel supporters say dont forget he told the president not to put all his eggs in the health care basket. once he went against his advice he showed true loyalty by supporting the presidents plan hundred%. >> shepard: wer...

Covering overhead once they get out in the workforce. shep? >> shepard: anita vogel live in l.a. this afternoon. anita, thank you. a massive pour rout damage has left millions of people in the dark just two weeks after a devastating earthquake killed hundreds. the top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. capitol hill, here is -- chile here is how the concert looked. benefit for quake victims. many folks left their homes and police officers had to guide street traffic. the countrys pres...

Squad of spies operated. our mike emanuel is working the pentagon for us tonight. mike, who is this guy at the center of all of this? >> well, shep, his name is michael d. fur long. a civilian assigned to work out of san antonio, texas under u.s. strategic communications. a strategic command, rather. his title is defense intelligence senior leader, a source familiar with the matter says the cia station chief in kabul, afghanistan became very concerned about his activities and ultimately leading ...