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The woman at the center of the agency scandal is placed on paid leave after refusing to step down. molly is live in washington with more details. >> reporter: republican and democratic sources confirm to fox the new head of the irs asked lois lerner to resign and they said no and shes on administrative leave with pay. republicans are crying foul. >> this is the way the federal government works. people dont get fired from their jobs for doing wrong things. they have to go through a process. a jud...

Searches and aerial severance over the last five or six days we have been there. >> i missed that. what agency is taking the lead up here? >> up here its been san bernardino county sheriffs department. >> bill: sheriffs department not the state police are taking the lead in this investigation. the reason thats important is somebody has got to be giving the orders and somebody has got to have given the order to do in. it looks pretty well organized. they are coordinating pretty well. all right, j...

♪ nespresso. what else? >> steve: whether theyre regulating the sick time you get at work or severance pay, the government may have great intentions, but some say they do more harm for the american people than actually help people. john stossel is author of "no they cant" and host of stossel on the "fox business" network and joins us live. good morning to you. >> good morning. im one of those people who say, wait a second. they have unintended consequences. you just have to look at europe wher...

Sold and jobs sent overseas. thats the power of the ad. a moment ago greg said its all about romney killing -- >> thats why i say its a low ball ad. nobody said the president didnt say none of his aids said. >> it is a wink and a nod. >> oh its a wink and a nod on this but not on anything the whi right wing does to obama. >> get involved in corporate takeovers on both sides takeover and takeover ee. most of the times as kimberly points out theres a severance. usually on plant workers if you shut...

Car dealerships. the ad shows images of oklahoma a local news station in the sooner state points out the video shows downtown oklahoma city not lyndhurst ohio as the ad implies. the police chief of bell county california who was making 770,000 dollars a year in salary and benefits is suing his former employer for his vefrns pay. really? randy adams argues he never agreed to resign or give up his severance. he is already pulling down 22,000 dollars a month in pension. the new city manager there...

Sold and jobs sent overseas. thats the power of the ad. a moment ago greg said its all about romney killing -- >> thats why i say its a low ball ad. nobody said the president didnt say none of his aids said. >> it is a wink and a nod. >> oh its a wink and a nod on this but not on anything the whi right wing does to obama. >> get involved in corporate takeovers on both sides takeover and takeover ee. most of the times as kimberly points out theres a severance. usually on plant workers if you shut...

Pay. bell just keeps on going. it is the poster child of california financial chaos and now randy adams is suing for extra money on top of the pension. >> brian: this is not your area but if he has it in writing, i wonder how strong his case is. >> you cant take the pension away. it is legal and he earned it. did he resign or fired and thats the issue at a severance. the place has collapsed and bell collapse only 35,000 people and yet the police chief was making $400,000 in salary and total $700...

We are looking for fun stuff. >> it is tough to top those. >> they are that good. >> you wake up with obamaloney in your pocket knowing i will use this in a right time. >> it is obma. >> that would be obamaloney. >> straight ahead. south carolina redefined corruption and ther suing -- he is suing for severance. he is getting $22,000 in pension payments. stewart varney does not have that kind. when he quits hes done. >> joanne rivers in trouble

this morning the olympic committee responds. "newsroom" begins right now. good morning. happy friday 13th. im carol costello. we begin this hour with a very bad day for the nations biggest banks. jpmorgan chase and its ceo jamie dimon are opening their books and telling us just how much money the firm lost in a bunch of risky trades. the blunder stunned the financial world and fueled more debate on whether banking regulations are tough enough. alison kosik is at the new york stock ex...

states where it is not legal or not. we begin this hour with a free speech decision from the highest court in the land. unanimous decision that could make prime time television even less family friendly than it is now. our justice correspondent joe johns joining me now with a pretty -- i guess you could say eye opening details. lets talk about what is at issue here. and how this is a coup for broadcasters. >> thats true. but i caution that we probably shouldnt go too far in calling thi...