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Thing to reform health care. >> we have no idea! come on. >> yes we do. we know what we have isnt working. bill: gentlemen, see you soon. got to run. whats next. heather: they have no idea what will happen there. tearing down a city to build it back up? well tell you about a major city that is hope this the is the solution to decades and decades of problems. bill: this is captured on cell phone. changing the life of the man who made this shot. check it out. >> so happy the balancedded on green. ...

Bill: here now a frightening scene during the fourth quarter of last nights game at denvers mile high stadium. crowds were watching as a fan falls from a second level escalator. >> i heard a boom like when we were walking out of the stadium going home. me and my friend josh rushed over to the railing to see what the noise was. we saw a guy completely passed outlaying with his friend over him and panicking. he was bleeding from the head. his head was broken. there was blood coming out of everywhe...

Lead. bill: you went a bit further with our producers earlier today. you believe the current strategy of engagement is actually dangerous, dangerous how and to whom? >> well, i think that it is proving to be very dangerous here in syria. lets go back from the very beginning, candidate obama wanted to engage our enemies as i said. in syria, that played out because, he took our u.s. ambassador, ambassador ford, and sent our ambassador back to damascus to engage with the sir january, to engage with...

Down here of the capital city of damascus. this gives you a lay of the land what could be if indeed a strike happens, what the targets could be in syria. heather? >> bill, thank you so much. white house advisors briefing senior lawmakers on the situation in syria last night. here is the question were all wondering this morning did congress get their questions answered? are lawmakers ready to back a strike against syria if the president orders the military to act? well talk in just a few minutes ...

For crying out loud. >> i think everybody said that you know what? this is a big rollout and you will have to have changes made along the way, including the president, that he understands theyre going to have to be moments when you have to readjust to meet the realities of the moment. i think what rich trumka said was most important, beyond the political impact of, you know part of the presidents base, objecting to the law as it stand is that he is continuing to work on this. that he understands...

Number of people on disability at all time-high in the united states, at 8.9 million americans. >> yep. where you ask, where are the people going, the 90 million people who are not working? as you said, over eight million people on social security disability rolls. a lot of people are keeping working. older people still working. for the vast theres no jobs. taken out of the workforce. thats it. >> hard to argue with that. stuart varney from the fox business network. thanks as always. bill: gdp l...

Disincentive to employ people over 30 hours. the number of people who are working 30-34 hours a week has dropped 146,500 on average a month. the number of people working 25-29 hours a week has risen 119,000 on average per month. so employers are saying, all right, ive got you, youre working in my restaurant 34, 35 hours a week, you need that many hours plus tips to make ends meet, youre going to get less than 30 hours in my shop, and youre going to have to find another job to make up the rest --...

Of exemptions. no question the unions will have their concerns addressed. ironically one of the main concerns this law will force employers to cut worker hours. unions take credit for 40 hour work week, maybe correctly. this pushes many employers to under 30 hours a week. they describe this obamacare as quote, a threat to the 40 hour work week. that is devastating. bill: i think that is the biggest point to be made here. that is a reflection how this law is changing. >> right. bill: the american...

It is nuts. >> we should have seen the dust and all of the water that just came off the roofs, and it went down the streets. as you can see. heather: that storm leaving thousands without power in the area. thankfully no injuries reported just yet but well keep you posted. bill: there are new problems for the presidents health care law. some of the very unions that fought to get the law passed are stepping up pressure on law makers to fix it. they fear it will harm their members by encouraging em...

[screaming] yes im serious. im not a good golfer by any stretch of the imagination. bill: barton, made a shot with the rental club, rented darn thing, 8 iron. 180 yards out. that is what nauert does on saturday morning. his name was randomly drawn out of a hat. when honey says, i cant stand you playing golf all the time, sweetie i make you money. heather: she will zip her lip. im married to a golfer. i give him a lot of flak about it. but if he brought home a million bucks keep playing. bring ho...