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evidence to prove intentional murder. this is like the casey in any case where the prosecutor said she either intended on doing it or it was incurable accident and we can't really tell you how that happen either. but jurors have a visceral reaction and there is not an ounce of evidence that shows that she did anything other than lie and panic and she had a dispute and she pushed him and shoved him and he went off the cliff. it's a terrible tragedy and she's a young and immature girl who could not handle it properly. heather: one thing is they were referring to his attitude and behavior as reckless. is that wise? how will the jury relates not? >> i do not believe that that will be relevant at all and i don't think that the jury will
with more. peter, how many consumers are still having problems with the site? >> reporter: heather, right now, it is about one in 10 but for all of october and november that error rate was about one in four, much higher, and much more complicated because that means a quarter of consumers that think they're all set to be covered by january 1st might not be. >> important to note that errors could also encompass a range of things from duplicates to technical information displayed or conveyed improperly, to some not being generated. >> reporter: basically one in four people who think they have enrolled might not be and will face a fine unless they log on and check their status in the next two weeks, heather who knows what you find out when you go to the doctor's office. what is the administration doing to make the site easier for folks that can get on? >> reporter: heather, the big thing people can easily see what their deductible will be right next to their new premiums.
heather: it's not fun when the snow is covered in all of that ice. and it's cold out there so put a hat on. [laughter] bill: new reaction after president obama blames big government for several issues on the health care rollout. pointing out the ones that he put in charge of overseeing the lot are now part of the. >> the education of this president is a subtracting and moving process as it was this week as he continues with the scent of profound government. bill: brit hume is our political analyst.
have a negative impact on the jobs picture. but republicans have to, watch out because if they don't do something right now, the jobs picture might actually continue to improve. heather: 1.1 million fewer americans employed then, right before the recession started. katy, last word. what do we get those people jobs and back in the workforce, back generating money for the overall economy. >> to topic at hand we need to stop giving these unemployment benefits because it allows people to continue taking that check rather than going out and getting a job. there are jobs available. >> katy, i thought there were no jobs available. >> there are jobs for people -- okay. i'm going to stop unless you let me finish my point. i didn't interrupt you. i will continue now. need to stop giving people unemployment benefits because incentivizes people to get jobs. there are jobs available people need to take the jobs not staying on the dole while they continued not to be employed and not help in the long run.
dozens of slippery highways and folks stranded for hours on end in the bitter cold. the highway clearing crew says they argues to the wicked weather. but they are saying that this storm took them by surprise. >> we have prepared for a storm that would be snow first and isolator. heather: we have david lee miller. what does the lookout there right now? reporter: the rain has not stopped, it is 35 degrees, a few degrees above freezing. new york city is doing fairly well. unfortunately, the same cannot be said for much of the northeast and what is happening is that we are seeing the effect of that ice storm that hit texas and it is now moving up the northeast corridor. we have seen a number of chain reaction pileups in philadelphia and there were 8 inches of snow
heather: welcome back. former san diego mayor bob filner will learn his fate today. remember the 71-year-old facing sentencing on multiple charges that he sexually harassed more than a dozen women during his time in office. well he pleaded guilty back in october. according to a plea agreement filner is expected to get up to three months of home confinement and three years of probation. >> if you like your health care plan you will be able to keep your health care plan, period. if you like your doctor you will be able to keep your doctor, period. bill: turns out that claim wasn't entirely true after all but the man considered the architect of obamacare defends that statement saying on "fox news sunday", that you can keep your doctor.
bill: we have this video from an emergency medical at sea. an elderly passengers suffered inside the carnival cruise ship victory. the coast guard dispatched a helicopter crew. as you can see, the passenger lifted into a chopper. not clear how he was injured, but this is the same ship or a 6-year-old boy drowned in a pool back in october. good for the coast guard. heather: a cold-blooded killer is what she's been called, but she is saying that it is all an accident. jury selection getting underway for jordan graham, accused of pushing her husband of eight days off of a cliff in glacier national park. keith seldon, criminal defense
bill: any warning that nothing could be further than the truth and we will talk to the leading lawmaker who makes that point today coming out. heather: stay with us. the director of national intelligence, should he face charges? james sensenbrenner is live with us and he says that james clapper should be responsible. bill: and can your computer and laptop watch you and in your home? we will check that out today. every day we're working to be an even better company - and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world.
this. it just kept coming down. and even though the situation has improved considerably, it appears that there is more bad weather on the way. there are many communities that say the worst is now over. heather: there other issues are other issues as well been caused by the storm? >> yes, there have been a series of delays and cancellations throughout the country and at least 1000 flights have been canceled. many taking place in dallas and fort worth and that creates a ripple effect throughout the country and last but not least,.
motorola, at&t, verizon, got a lost options. karl, thank you. >> you bet. bill: to viewers at home, we're asking twitter question of the day, is the obama with obamacare just a pr issue? points for creativity, @billhemmer. we'll read some of the tweets a bit later in the program here. 19 past, heather. heather: we'll talk a little more about it as well and we'll talk about the new look for the health care website as president obama urges kids to study computers. calling the irony police, with peter doocy, that is up next. bill: soccer fans going a bit nuts here. things go so out of control, police ended up opening fire. heather: helicopters involved. bill: man, oh, man, it keeps going on too. tell you where this happened in a moment. [shouting] so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches?