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Ed was a retired government worker and rosalie worked in the computer industry. their only child, paul, a 31-year-old computer programmer, lived upstairs. he took care of his parents since they had difficulty getting around. >> it's not that they were bedridden or complete invalids, but they certainly weren't athletic and able to respond, in my opinion, to an emergency situation. >> just before dawn in september of 1996, paul made an emergency call to the fire department. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> we have a fire in our living room. it's getting really bad. >> get out of the house. we ...

Ed was a retired government worker and rosalie worked in the computer industry. their only child, paul, a 31-year-old computer programmer, lived upstairs. he took care of his parents since they had difficulty getting around. >> it's not that they were bedridden or complete invalids, but they certainly weren't athletic and able to respond, in my opinion, to an emergency situation. >> just before dawn in september of 1996, paul made an emergency call to the fire department. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> we have a fire in our living room. it's getting really bad. >> get out of the house. we ...

Now the private sector can tell the president you didn't build that correctly. we have tie an black, a republican -- diane black, a republican from tennessee saying the government should tell americans when and exactly when and how they were hacked into if they were hacked into on the health care sites. i can't believe it has come to this. we just rolled out the law and we are talking about people's personal income and household income out there. >> they were warned it would be a huge problem. if you did that in the private sector it would be drowning in law suits. >> you know the computer ind...

Institutions like the post office. fox business' charles payne is here with a chuckle. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> gretchen: all right. now they're going to tax e-mails to make up for budget deficits? >> yeah, particularly the post office because it's sort of like the idea we should have taxed the computer industry to keep typewriters in business longer. it's one of these things where you have an entitlement mentality that hey, we all deserve post offices, even the rural areas where you have a town of four people, three work at the post office, losing a million dollars a year. tha...

Years. reporter adam sexton has this mother's tale. >> reporter: every day for the last 30 years, four months and ten days, mike jarosi has written a letter to his mother gloria. >> you should appreciate the ones that you love and show your appreciation, and -- because you never know. one day they might not be there. >> reporter: on christmas night 1981, gloria's chevy citation was hit by a drunk driver. >> the dash was into my knees, and they had to use the jaws of life to pry me out. >> reporter: michael was 19 years old and 3,000 miles away in california starting a career in the budding com...