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Where the number was two months ago. there was a language change. when we asked the basic question about whether folks would be upset or if immigration reform passes, the public was split right down the middle 47-47. majority of republicans said they would not be upset if it did not pass and more americans would be upset if they failed to pass background checks on gun sales rather than immigration. intensity matters. there's more intensity on the issue of guns than on immigrati immigration. 21% said they would be upset if congress doesn't pass the law. one more thing while washington haggles o...

time, right now what they are calling an emergency meeting. the president is demanding an explanation from lawmakers as to why republicans walk wied away m talks yesterday. we'll take you there live in just a moment. and also still developing this morning, the death toll from two terror attacks in norway continues to live. a suspect is under arrest. more information is emerging as well about who exactly he is and what his intelligences may have been. also, this triple-digit heat in the u.s. millions of people are trying to deal with this deadly heat wave. we'll tell you which sta...

Megyn: previous honorees include tony blair, colin powell and tommy franks. critics say it could be the biggest land grab since the louisiana purchase. a language change that could gift epa a major new say over very big parts of this country. brian wilson joins me live. i understand that this battle is over one simple word that has big, big implications. tell us. >> reporter: it's a battle over word. an adjective with four syllables. it is the word navigable which has been used to describe a body of water that is deep and wide enough to afford passage of

Vote for the bill because of the present abortion language that's being proposed. unless that -- unless that language change, we cannot support the bill. >> forgive me, this is john king. give us some perspective, as we watch this remarkable event play out in washington. health care has been a subject of debate, rather partisan debate here in washington now for much of the last year. what about when you go home in the midterm election year. you're a republican, you represent a very democratic district, you have a tough campaign anyway, when you go home in the district, are people telling ining...