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These. i wonder what you think about this current conflict in kenya as it involves al shabaab in somalia and whether this changes u.s. calculus. in your book you write the military's joint special operations command began paying greater attention to fighting a stealth war against militants in somalia. obama lawyers even debated whether al shabaab, which had not carried out acts of terrorism against the u.s., could be a target. was al shabaab a threat to america or a local militia that washington could simply ignore? it was sometimes hard to take the group seriously. sew surely in the aftermath...

Convoluted strategy did not deter ted cruz, who despite getting kicked in the teeth, continued to push ahead, defiant and self-serving as ever. >> folks can do whatever they want to resist change. there are a lot of people who have been in washington a long time that are fearful of change, they're fearful of risk, they're fearful of anything that changes the clubby way washington does business. >> today the conservative skepticism is turning into outright hostility. the wall street journal called cruz's quest a charge into the fixed bayonets. he means republicans should keep trying to defund o...

Hot seat. we had an exclusive interview with him and we're glad you were with us for that. i'm jenna lee. jon: making news there. i'm jon scott. the republican presidential candidate just addressing an explosive new report in an exclusive interview with "happening now". jenna asked him about a claim of sexual harassment that dates back to the 1990s. >> never have i committed any sort of sexual harassment. jon: bret baier is the anchor of "special report". you know, it's not often you get a politician who makes a direct doanl a claim like that, and this was pretty direct. >> it was, jon. i talk...

Trick-or-treating as snowmen at least in the northeast. >> reporter: that is a good idea. jenna: the future of employer provided health coverage could be at risk. a new survey conducted by an independent research firms finds that 30% of employers will definitely, or probably stop offering company sponsored health coverage once the new healthcare law kicks in. jim angl is taking a look at this live from washington. >> reporter: a survey of businesses three years before the new healthcare law takes full effect found that 30% of them, as you said, are already considering dropping employer-provide...

Those hurdles while speaking in south carolina this weekend: >> i need your help. i don't have -- this is not -- you know, i don't have the kind of money that my major competitors have, but i think i can have vastly more people than they're going to have, and with your help, i also believe i'm the only candidate who is capable of fundamentally disrupting and replacing the left in washington, d.c. >> reporter: and for a bit of historical perspective, gingrich is also pointing to his third place finish in last week's cbc "new york times" poll, that's exactly where senator john mccain finished in...