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experience, your background, what do you think they picked up on? >> well, certainly they shouldn't say too much, and that's good. rick: yeah. >> they may have a specific threat against an embassy s and they don't want to reveal that they know it, or they may have even larger threat which is simultaneous embassies. but i'm absolutely convinced, rick, that this is the result of the growing rise of al-qaeda in the region, and they have been so emboldened from the success they achieved at benghazi. it exceeded their expectations and actually electrified the movement. they hadn't had a success like that since the original 9/11, and actually shocked the region. they're on the rise, and they -- when they weakness, they attack. and they believe that we're pulling back, and they were stunned, absolutely stunned that we did not come after them immediately after that attack as we did after 9/11/2001. yes, we conducted an
rick: all right, take a look at this. strong winds kicking up desert sands in arizona. a giant wall of dust spotted in casa grande right near phoenix, that area yesterday. dust storms like this are not uncommon in the this time of year. they're known in the weather world happening when downdrafts raise a wall of dust and sand and causing problems for everybody. jamie: right now we're just two months away from the signing up of health insurance from those exchanges promised under obamacare, but many on the hill are having their doubts all of this will go off without a hitch. and our next guest admits the white house should just admit it's not ready. congresswoman diane black sits
it has got to be one of our top priorities. and certainly i would expect it would be funded. rick: general jack keane, fox news military analyst, always a pleasure to talk to you, sir. thanks so much for your time. >> yeah, good talking to you, rick. jamie: so how's this for a deal? if you get busted, you get your charges to go away. all you have to do is hand over your dna. that's exactly what's going on in california's orange county where, believe it or not, police say it's reducing crime. will carr live from los angeles with more on this. >> reporter: jamie, let's say that you get busted for a low-level crime in orange county. you may be able to swap the inside of your mouth, hand your dna over to the authorities, and if you do that, it's like your crime never happened. the program's nickname, spit and acquit. hand over your dna in orange county, california, and the prosecutor may drop charges for low-level crimes like petty theft or public drunkenness. >> i think we're the first to do
>> 80% of them want the individual mandate delayed. so that seems like a pretty decent number to work with. rick: juan, you're right about a republican plan not being voted on. they have a lost ideas. it is available. i was reading through it the other day some notes sent to me from congressional aides on the republican side. you're right, no vote on that. just votes to get rid of obamacare. juan, mary catherine. thanks so much. >> thanks, rick. jaime: well tempers were flaring on the senate floor when lawmakers appear to ignore their fellow senator who is were trying to speak. presiding senator tammy baldwin attempted to get their attention, so it doesn't work. majority leader harry reid stepped in with this stern warning. listen. >> the senate will be in order. >> dad misdemeanor president, madam president. >> the majority leader. >> have people sit down and shut up, okay? it is unfair.
speak to some of the steps we recommend people take and some things they take into consideration within situations like this. >> reporter: jamie, these warnings come at the end of the ramadan holidays and approaching anniversary of the september 11th attacks. jaime: elizabeth, thank you, live from washington. elizabeth plan. rick? rick: jamie, a scary midair collision involving two d.c. national air guard jets. it happened late last night off the coast of virginia near virginia beach. one pilot ejected from his aircraft. he was later rescued at sea. national guard spokesman said the pilot suffered only minor injuries. the other pilot was able to return to joint base andrews. the cause of this accident is under investigation. jaime: there was this woman accused of dumping green paint on part of the flags cathedral in washington. she will be in court today. the paint slashed on a pipe organ and woodwork in two chapels. the incident was very similar to
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u.s.-russian relations and also the question about u.s. surveillance of its own people and overseas, both big topics on "fox news sunday." jamie: i imagine, chris, the closing of embassies will be of interest too to the public. we'll know you cover it all on "fox news sunday." i will see you sunday morning for a preview. >> thank you so much, jamie. jamie: thanks, chris. rick: exclusive new details about a suspected fort hood shooter. army major nidal hasan, sending to fox news several pages of his personal writings on america and islam. the signed documents coming to just days before his military tribunal set to begin. doug mckelway is live in washington with more on this. dug doug, what does he reveal in these writings? >> reporter: among other things he is a committed jihaddist and muslim extremist and that his karnage as work place violence appears grossly off the mark. that is how one of hasan's
victims perceives it. >> the government tried to deny this is act of terrorism. i hope that if people hear the words from hasan's own mouth that they will understand this was an act of terrorism. >> reporter: in one typed document, hasan writes american democracy and sharia law are incompatable. there is quote, inherent and irreconcilable conflict in american democracy. we the people govern what we the people think is right or wrong even if it specifically what almighty god commands. hasan complains that america's ban on cruel and unusual punishment prevents the flog of fornicator or severing of a hand of or feet of a thief which are punishments ordained by god. he is making the case not to military justice but to allah. rick? rick: he is trying to make the case, doug, trying to make a case or broaden his appeal to a wider audience.
people safer. >> reporter: the da tells me one way it's keeping his community safer is when a criminal hands over their dna swab, they're less likely to potentially commit crimes in the future because they know their dna is on record. jim jake interesting. thank you. rick: coming up, mother nature's fury on display, a wall of dust smothering a major american city very quickly. we'll tell you where. jamie: hold your breath. the growing worry on capitol hill that the rollout of obamacare will be a huge mess. we're less than months before millions of americans will be asked to enroll, and there's a congresswoman who's gone so far as to say she believes the white house should just delay. she is calling it a train wreck in the making, and she joins us next. ♪ ♪