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Jenna: right now some disturbing new evidence al-qaeda stab -- may be extending its reach with the help of iran, director of intelligence james clapper saying that partnership between region and al-qaeda -- iran and al-qaeda -- the opposition may not be aware theyre there. we had the attacks you alluded to, the two bombings in damascus in december, i think it was, and the two additional bombings in lethel, both of which were targeted against security and intelligence buildings and had all the ea...

Forever. the thing is, you know, topomax which is the one for anti-cons anti-convulsants, you have a hard time keeping patients on it, they feel foggy. there was another drug, phen-phen, that caused heart problems, there were a lot of lawsuits. the company that makes the one seizure med is not interested in marketing it together. its a third party. jenna: its interesting that they would be prescribing these two medications together, with the side effects youre describing. is that something that ...

Conservatives. i think he needs a larger idea than his biography. hes running on im a businessman, i can help the economy, but if the economy improves, thats less of a saleable argument. i think he needs a more philosophical argument, maybe its tax reform, maybe its something else. this campaign is about its bigger than me. jon paul gigot is editorial page editor of the "wall street journal". just as a remainder, paul will host the editorical report, 2:00 p.m. on fox news on saturday. jenna: 50 ...

The stand, then stops the proceedings and has a recess until tomorrow. why do you think he did that. >> reporter: i think the judge came dangerously close in causing a mistrial in that case. because the attorney was out, that attorney was considered crucial to the defense team and the judge made him go ahead any way. the reason i think the judge changed his mind, and i think he did it in the nick of time to avoid a defense motion for a mistrial, or at least mistrial that might be granted by an a...

We know the poor young lady was dead and the pillow was wet with blood and her nose was in the pillow. the defense expert testified that what happened is she may have suffocated on the pillow, and george was not responsible for her death. yes he may have roughed her up and had a physical confrontation, the defense would have you believe, she leaves the room, she false a sleep in this pillow, wet with blood, she sufficient indicates, george is only guilty of involuntary manslaughter and first-deg...

Injecting yourself every day because you need too much of that medicine. its for really tiny amounts of medicine. jenna: its so fascinating that they could even do it. well be watching the developments, doctor. thank you for coming in again. jon: i would be afraid to receive radio signals through your stomach. is that your stomach making grumbling or are you trying to talk to me. a $25 billion settlement designed to help struggling homeowners avoid foreclosure. in some states the people who need...

Story even more about senate republicans and what they are a growing to move this bill forward. tell us more about that. >> reporter: they could have insisted on a 60-vote threshold to pass this measure in the united states senate. instead they are allowing a simple majority. so if you have, say, 97 senators present and voting, a little math, that could be passing the bill with as little as 49 votes. well get the final numbers in a moment. that was significant. meanwhile a short time ago here is...

Out in the court process. jenna. jenna: remarkable invention at that. really interesting story, molly, thank you very much. "happening now," preparation for a high profile funeral tomorrow as family and friends and fans say a final farewell to whitney houston. has the media coverage of the singers sudden death be fair & balanced? our panel debate, our news watch panel in less than three minutes. ♪ ♪.

Extension which the white house believes is another step in the right direction. jon: they seem to win the political battle with that one, didnt they? >> reporter: the republicans had talked about demanding that be paid for, had talked about when it was only extended for two months in december that they would have a much bigger battle in february. it looks like theyve given in on this one, the president seemed to have the upper hand in that debate an has another victory. jon: high-fives in the o...

The banks? we are hearing out of bankers on wall street, they fear that states will issue debt, issue bonds built on the backs of the settlement money just as they did with tobacco money, call that money in now and spend it all at once. ally financial which is part of the robo signing foreclosure setment owes $17.2 billion back to u.s. taxpayers. the company is struggling and wanting to go public. jenna: well continue to watch this. liz mcdonald from the fox business network. well move onto anot...