Earth, a hair length by interstellar standards. the asteroid was never a threat. just kind of a flyby. jaimie: three football fields, really? few questions now after a murder suspect claims to be a serial killer. is she? telling a reporter she started telling when she was 13 after joining a satanic cult. she is 19 now and accused with her husband of luring a man with a craigslist ad and killing him and she is claiming it is far from the first time telling a reporter when i hit 22 i quit counting. i can pinpoint on a map where you can find them. remember everything, it is like watching a movie. legal analyst and contributor, former general counsel and former prosecutor, associate managing director of the risk management firm.
Northeast and that is where we start this hour. i am bill hemmer. 2014, the winter. jaimie: what are we going to do? commuters have to dig out again in places like indiana. those higher temperatures could create flood concerns when the snow melts it gets water. bill: good morning to you, who is in the target now? you mention something very important, if you live in the northeast o and midwest, you lok around, a lot of snow has not gone away, temperatures have remained below freezing for so many of us, so with the dramatic warming in the next few days there could be flooding concerns in many of these areas.
Dennis kucinich has tried to sue president george w. bush and obama. he was shot down twice. federal judge writing a very pointed footnote saying while there may be conceivably some political benefits ensu in suine president and secretary of defense, in light of shrinking judicial budgets, scarce resources and heavy cartload, it is frustrating to spend time and effort adjudicating the relitigation of settled questions of law basically the judge saying you don t have standing member of congress to sue the president but members this time around say it is a different scenario, they are suing because loss they wrote or voted for ar being modified witt any input from them. jaimie: interesting. thanks. bill: tell us what you think on twitter. fire away right now. chilling claims from accused craigslist killer that she murdered 22 people starting at the age of 13.
Lots of activity. four people killed in the last five days of intense fighting. live in miami with the latest. you have been tracking this for us, what can we expect today? we can expect more street protest including a large march led by the opposition leader in defiance of the u.s. venezuelan officials say they intend to arrest lopez. yesterday government officials carried out a raid on the headquarters of lopez political party. venezuela did not accept threats, blackmail or conditions of any kind from any foreign country. lopez has said he will turn himself into police after today s march. jaimie: clearly it is being monitored, but could it all spiral out of control?
So far 30,000 people have done that, but that is nowhere near enough to keep a solvent so there are concerns this whole cover oregon could tumble down. there is a call for its to get scrapped altogether. jaimie: thanks. bill: oregon is not real estate having troubles. their problems in maryland and massachusetts. fox news contributor looking at all of this. good morning to you. you say the scrutiny is over. i guess it is when you spend that much money. where are we on this? it is not a good thing when you have the state exchanges looking toward the federal website and the federal exchange as an improvement over what has been happening in the state. these are states maryland, massachusetts and oregon in particular that were seen initially as potentially models for the country as a way the state exchanges should be working and as it makes it very