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they have when icing sets in. now we have a cold, hard rain. jenna: it seems like they are being proactive, that must be a good thing. you can't prepare for it if you're going to the airport and jumping on a plain. are we hearing anything about delays at logan. >> reporter: at logan airport they are pretty tough down there. they have runways clear and they are ready to go. earlier today they shut things down. they are concerned about ice -gs. it is a fluid situation. there are a lot of cancellations and delays not just because of the situation in boston but all across the country. we are holding hands in this one all across the country. jenna: thank you very much. molly line for us in boston today. jon: meteorologist maria molina live in the fox weather center. she is tracking the storm and has new information on the areas hit hardest and what is yet to come. >> reporter: wear not done yet, some of the hardest hit areas the state of missouri shutting down interstate 70 for the first time in history.
at noon eastern time. you can't find it now. and furthermore when you go to the site the daily.com site which as shibani pointed out is for advertising the product and not downloading it. they are secretive there and will stream the conference you will be looking at and little else. and there's a great gamble taken on this device. on a single device. and that is a bet on the part of one of the world's richest men, that the device, ipad device, over all the other tablet competitors will be the device of choice. and as shibani pointed out here, right now it is the device of choice, 85% of all tablets sold are these ipads, but if other things eclipse the ipad, has rupert murdoch dug himself in an expensive hole?
company like news corporation behind it. >> reporter: that's well put. the bottom line as we wrap things up here is one of the world's richest men has decided to police a financial substantial bet that this is the way you will get news in the future, that you will be happy to pay for that content as long as it's very rich and video and photos and sound, and the type of experience heretofore you certainly never had and heretofore if you were a print subscriber you certainly cannot get. eufpt is a huge gamble for a gentleman as we say is used to making huge gambles. i'm going to be raising that with rupert murdoch a little later today. one of the biggest believers in journalism as we know it is saying, i see it still having a future, maybe not the one you're used to but the one i see: one future not guided by politics or genders, but simply the printed
>> if you looked at news today, does it matter whether it's right or left or if this product does well and it doesn't have any political leanings one way or the other, are you saying this is an incubator for how you get news on the net in the future? >> yeah, americans are intelligent people. they make up their own mind about things. >> young people are told we're told are not as conservative. do you buy that? >> no. on the whole, i don't. i keep hearing stories of college campuses, where the students totally disagree
$30 million into making the daily work, something that will be only be available on ipad devices but rupert, first of all, good to have you. >> thank you very much. >> obviously, this is a very popular device. i mean, there are 15 million of them out there, that could easily double by the end of next year. >> much more than that. >> do you think -- is that why, that the ipad, you see as the future of these devices? >> yes. there are 50 million around the world. naif been rationing it. they only met a million first month. >> steve jobs? >> steve jobs, yes. now they'll ramp it up, there will be all sorts of things happening. >> what's interesting, it's not going to be unique to the ipad, after a couple of years you're going to branch out. >> there are actually -- when the new products were coming this year, people submitted mobiles for 94 different tablet devices, some will go nowhere but we'll see. there will be big companies in there. slightly different
we were visiting with believers in alexandria and cairo and the area south of cairo and it's just completely out of control. gang warfare. people are staying up at night trying to protect their homes. bank robrys rapes. we heard not confirmed of 15 christians just murdered in a village yesterday. so it is completely out of control and christians are praying that things are going to come back to seminormal at least for now. jenna: scary to hear about that. you're pointing to the trends. just real quick here, tom, why stay? why do the christians stay if that's the circumstances they're facing? >> well you know christians believe they have a reason to be there and the church goes back to the first century. it was a strong outpost of christianity in the early 40s ad. so they're there and they believe they can bring salt and light and peace to egypt and so christians today are having a national prayer and fasting day. so we're asking believers
upper right hand corner. this screen pops up. you can post a facebook, post a twitter, send an email to a friend, you can clip it and save it for later, you can record text comments, and audio comments. we can pull html pages into the device. we can link out from hyperlinks in text or link out from hot spots on pages. this is a fashion feature. you can pull up the designer's website and learn more about the things the woman is wearing or buy them. here is a television review, there is a link out to imdb if you want to go to imdb and learn more about the cash and the characters, of course the trailer is there as well if you want to read it. twitter obviously the twitterverse has changed how we communicate, it's changed how content is shared. we built con poepb events to bring it twitter feed directly into the application. a gossip item about lilly allen
an arm and a leg and show them it's not going to work, and i know what their methodology is. president obama -- when president obama is reelected in 2013, he's going to throw his hands in the air and the democrats will say it's not working, we have to go to a single payor system, socialized medicine, where washington runs the health care in this country. if we do that, we'll never get our country back. jenna: republicans don't have the majority in the senate so how do you prevent from getting to the scenario you just described? >> i think merely having these votes lets everybody know that this is not going away. it lets the democrats know this is going to be a big, big issue in 2012, where 24 democrats are in the senate versus ten or 11 republicans, and frankly, it's an important vote, because they know it's a rotten bill. you've also heard from a number of democrats who have said well, there are things we ought to change, there are bad things in the bill, yes, we think this is bad, bad is bad, they have already agreed, and
makes the global economy restless, that we see a double-dip, that things get bad again? >> i don't think that in itself has anything to do with the double-dip. america is showing, in spite of everything, amazing things, but you know, we have two americas. we have big fat corporations , sitting on a lot of money, maybe they'll take over other corporations, what will they do when they do? they'll fire people, cut down, and we have big banks making a lot of money again. banks are in a great difficulty. they're being told by the federal reserve make more money, put it away, build great reserves. they were being told by the politicians how you can make so much money, lend it out. >> that's a prescription for hanging on to their money. >> that's right. >> the slowdown is coming. >> no, i don't think those two things do, but you have
for re-election next year. they've been forced to really focus on some of the things that many americans and the federal judges have found objectionable. as a consequence of that there are a number of democrats who are talking about something that will pass today, a republican amendment originally proposed by mike johanes of nebraska has been coopted by debbie stabano and the president supports it. it would require businesses to report on a 1099 tax form any transbeings over $600. changes are underway, democrats are beginning to think it should be modified. jenna: coming up next hour we're going to discuss the constitutionality of the new healthcare law with senator orrin hatch, a ranking member of the judiciary committee. that's where this meeting is taking place. senator hatch in just a moment. jon: fox news alert, terrible