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Those shooters were. syed farook was 28 years old and u.s. citizen and communicated with sympathizers before the attack. u.s. and sod daudi officials tee he traveled to pakistan and he met his wife, tashfeen malik, came here on a k 1 visa and got a green card later. they had a child a short time later. they drop that child off with the grandparent claiming they had a doctors appointment. wolf, as you look at the profile, these are things investigators look at, foreign travel and communication. each individually does not indicate anything conclusively and make this terrorism but together, those...

Action suit is urging the leaker to come forward. oregon officials will vote tomorrow on whether to scrap its disastrous state-run health care exchange and go with the federal government version. an administration official says it's working with oregon authorities but did not confirm the switch. the faulty oregon system reportedly has not allowed anyone, not one person, to sign up for insurance. now, to a disturbing story out of arizona. lawmakers here in washington are calling for an investigation into the veterans administration facility in phoenix. correspondent molly henaberg reports on ...

He's had it since the age of 15. his appearance often terrifies strangers. he recalls trying to take a seat on the bus, but told by the passenger next to him to sit somewhere else. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i wanted to answer back, but i controlled myself. i felt my blood pressure rise. i wanted to leave the bus, but i had a doctors appointment. there were lots of people on the bus but no one said a word. not all strangers, however, react like that. earlier this month, he went with his aunt to st. peter's square where pope francis approached him and without a moments hesitation kissed a...

With tens of millions of people flooding the insurance rolls, will they be swamping your doctors' office or hospital? let's bring in our senior medical correspondent, lelizabeh cohen and roland martin. elizabeth, we talked about emergency rooms and the effect that all of these people who are now going to be insured will have. in theory, i sort of agree with you, we should see less pressure on emergency rooms, because people won't be using them as their normal doctors' offices, hopefully, or fewer people will. but those people will be using doctors' offices. so does that mean we're going to hav...

>> neil: [laughter] incredible. i am neil cavuto. gran is back. the death party comments. hillary clinton back. republicans of the party behind it. red alert politics and where this is going. now it is out of control, and a lot -- what you make of those? >> high, neil pill dimmick. the synod bill has a lot of questions. i think the most important thing that people really care about. well my premium get up? will be easier for me to get a doctors appointment? to see a doctor? even if you're doing it out of pocket. it addresses a lot about medicaid. it doesn't address those things. >> neil: the o...