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They are not going to serious for a couple more weeks. most think they will come to some kind of agreement at the end. we know in broad terps what that agreement is going to be like. if boehner and obama could come together they could get within done in an hour but they have to worry about the left and right. that's why a lot of bluster. >> i think nancy pelosi will be key there will be a lot of defections on the republican side, nancy pelosi stays in the house she is a great whip. she has to convince a lot of democrats to vote yes. there are going to be been fit cuts, cuts to entitlement, oth...

She says the two cousins don't usually go to the lake where their bikes were found. authorities are currently draining the lake and have used scent dogs to certainly the area. and the fda approved a new diet drug called qsymia approved for use by overweight and obese people. according to government estimates more than one-third of u.s. adults are obese. pressure is building on penn state university to suspend its football program and take down a statue of joe paterno outside the stadium. the university says a decision on that statue will come in the next seven to ten days. the ncaa says it h...

Now he can count on that and they will be with him all the way. megyn: how does the president manage that dynamic? when i think back -- hemmer and i were cohosting america's newsroom for that town hall. i think back to the passion of the american public who oppose that law and they still reign in the majority. how does president obama manage the anger that a lot of people have about the government in their view intruding with their relationship with their doctors? >> it's been held in abeyance for these 282 days since the president signed the law. a lot of companies, employers and insurance co...

Constitutional as the rest of them. >> this was the hot button issue. >> no question. >> and so in some respects, those who do have a chip on their shoulder so to speak would say, good, we can move forward from here. don't you see it that way? >> yeah, and that's what i think is the most disturbing about that portion that the supreme court kind of held in abeyance in terms of constitutionality, that is it allows personalities driven by motives beyond the law like abio and others, to use that discretion that the court has given them in this interim period to basically take away people's rights ...

Sanctioned by the school who have allowed this sort of thing to go on, you have got liability on the part of the institution itself. >> this could be -- it could be -- >> the charity. >> break their back financially. >> it could. you've got eight victims that we know of, plus the others that we know the prosecution held in abeyance. >> this could affect the university for years to come. financially. >> yeah. and the charity could well go down the tubes. but i also think that there are others above and beyond that -- but i hate to say it, and i said this to you earlier that the finances because...