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this issue really doesn't help matters. >> all right. former governor of great state of maryland, robert ehrlich, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. for a look at headlines, here's heather. good morning. >> good morning. i want to start with a terrorist in gitmo for killing a u.s. soldier. he is about to walk free in canada. an unbelievable story to bring you right now. omar khadir was an al qaeda member and used to live at an osama bin laden compound in afghanistan. he spent ten years in gitmo after he threw a grenade that killed a u.s. army sergeant christopher spear in afghanistan in 2002. five years ago, he cut a deal to serve the rest of his sentence at a prison in canada. well, he just filed an appeal and a judge may grant him bail next week. the canadian government we're told plans to appeal that judge's decision. that is a story we'll watch carefully for you. this guy thought he can run
the apology didn't seem to be heartbroken. he's just really, really sorry. >> one way to do it. >> nice touch. i love that idea. >> got to -- yeah, but he's gone public. we don't know who he is. >> she knows. >> he did something really big and bad. >> sure did. >> sounds like. >> put it in the pocket for later. >> hopefully we won't need it, heather. >> really big and good going on right now on the plaza. 48th and 6th. national ice cream day or free cone day? >> that's right. wonderful day. it's the free cone day and with us this morning is scott, a president of carvel ice cream. welcome. tell me what time to go to the store. >> hello, maria. today is free cone day. and everybody can come to our shops. between 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. for a free junior ice cream cone. >> the flavors are? >> vanilla, chocolate twist and our most popular nutella, as well. >> in addition to the free cone
laughing at us. in the face of putin, is a tough guy. weakness insites him to act further. bill: listen, i know you also believe that if this continues, it will lead to enormous other issues, perhaps even bigger issues around the world in other places. >> right. bill: karl, thank you, we'll pick it up there next time. karl rove. we appreciate it. here's heather. heather: we have a winner in the latest megamillions jackpot. two people in fact, $200 million richer. we will tell you where the winning tickets were bought, bill. bill: chris christie getting tough questions at a town hall meeting in you. >> jersey but the governor not backing down. >> i write the budget. i don't need to read your budget statement. medicaid has been expanded in this state. i'm sorry you favor obamacare and i do not. >> i favor -- >> that is the way it goes. [applause] (knocking)
branches. temperatures behind the storm much colder. highs only in the teens in kansas city. parts of kansas picked up close to a foot of snow from the storm system. tomorrow still cold out there across the plains and the upper midwest. >> she must be serious. she's got an umbrella, got a scarf and wearing her uggs. >> do we have a recommended wiper speed for people? >> it depends. isif it is coming down really fast, maybe the fast pace. >> match the snow with your wiper speed. here's heather. >> did you see the size of that umbrella she has? >> she's got a huge budget. >> good morning to you. here's a question we are asking this morning: how does a working class single mom afford multiple luxury apartments? it may help to have campaign fund at your disposal. there is a new report that shows texas gubernatorial
strike. the french who were pushing the united states to get involved in the beginning. bill: jennifer, thank you, and there will be headlines again from you, so when you have more, come on back. thanks, jennifer griffin. here's heather. heather: the white house is talking with leading lawmakers as it now weighs its options. >> the president contemplates what kind of response is appropriate to the situation that we've seen in syria. the president believes it's important for us to consult with congress. we've done that in a robust way that has involved reading out some of the conversations that the president and others have had with our allies around the globe, that has involved the sharing of some intelligence although that's difficult to do in this setting because, as i mentioned, the conference call is unclassified. it also includes a conversation about some of the options that are available to the president. bill: all right, that from the white house briefing yesterday. we'll see what they have to say today and, again, secretary kerry to make some sort of statement at 12:30 eastern time. meanwhile, the former president,
nomination and a lot of other issues on capitol hill. bill: looking forward to that. see you sunday morning. chris wallace. anchor of "fox news sunday." see you sunday. here's heather. heather: we're getting new details on that meteor that rained down over russia. look at this. [scream] you heard that blast there. that was actually a sonic boom. we're hearing that many more people are now reported to be hurt. we'll tell you about that. plus we'll show you the very first picture of the crater that meteorite left behind. bill: the forensic tests are in on the charred remains brought out of the cabin in california. that is the former cop chris dorner, that is where he staged his last stand. >> i saw him and i turned around and ran. i don't remember if he said anything. i don't know if i said anything. i saw him, scared as ever felt my life. turned around and ran down the stairs.
iran closer to nuclear weapons. afghanistan we will end up shooting our way out because we gave a deadline of withdrawal. pakistan, $20 billion later america is considered enemy number one. the entire region has been badly mishandled and the administration doesn't want the politicals into around it. bill: foreign policy is front and center. it is all the headlines. >> look is what is happening in the world. i'm surprises mitt romney, who rushed forward injected himself in the story, was defenseable if questionable now seems to be backing off and not pressing argument. i think he made a solid substantive argument earlier. it is surprising to see him back off a little bit. i would think he would want to press his case a little bit more. bill: we'll talk more about the politics next hour with brit hume on all of that. kt mcfarland thank you. stephen hayes, thanks for your insight. 20 minutes past. here's heather. heather: more questions
evening, so -- bill: that's right. heather: feeling better. bill: uh-huh. heather: other news, new violence erupting in the streets of egypt, at least 38 people reported dead as anti-government protesters demand egypt's military-led government resign. meanwhile, we're now hearing from the mother of an american student arrested in cairo. one of students' mothers says that she finds that hard to believe. >> i believe in what our country stands for and representation of people. um, i don't know if he believes in it to the point of willing to risk his life, but i think he probably does. i remember him as a child always wanting his siblings, older and younger, to get along and not wanting fighting, you know, just arguing fighting, let alone fighting with violence. heather: reena ninan is live in our mideast bureau. do we know anything more about the student thiss? >> reporter: we're hearing
lot more over the next month. bill: we will. >> and iowa always stays very volatile right until the end, but i think you see, you know, nationwide governor romney really putting together a strong team of supporters. bill: we're going to talk to michele bachmann coming up in 40 minutes too, she thinks she has a strong ground game. barbara comstock, great to have you. >> thank you. heather: millions of americans hitting the road, but getting to grandma's house may turn into a holiday travel nightmare. take a look at this. take a look, bill. a live look at denver's airport right now. that's where the biggest delays and troubles could be causing a lot of problems this travel day. bill: here we go, right? heather: yeah. bill: bigfoot in the aclu, why the so-called mythical figure is fighting for his rights. heather: wow. ♪
from 10 to 20%. new york was the highest 20% increase for average air fares. denver and orlando both coming in about 13, 14% up from last year. that's just the way it is this time of year. a lot of demand but higher prices. heather. heather: thank you very much. we appreciate it. thank you. bill: when you think about traveling, right, i'm going to just say 42 million americans will be on the road or in the air over the next coming days, that is a good number because last year is about 35 million. if we increased that much maybe it is a decent sign. >> don't really complain because you're getting to go home and be around loved ones. be thankful for that. bill: take a look at the markets right now. down on wall street we're trading considerably lower off about 146 right now to the downside we do not expect a lot of trading today, this is indicative of what is happening not just here at home with the jobs picture that came out an