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Remain in prison until at least 2017. he however was allowed free in january. martha: alicia acuna joins us live from denver. is the court explaining today, alicia, how this happened? >> reporter: we're getting a bit of an explanation, martha. turns out in 2008, evan ebel was already serving time in prison when he was ordered to serve an additional four years for assaulting a guard. according a statement by the 11th judicial court here there was an addition that was supposed to be tacked onto the time he was already serving. but in an error by a clerk, it was actually put down in the paperwork...

Longer lines at airport. that is something people really feel and get them mad and irritated. we haven't seen it yet. martha: people suspect strings are being pulled. we saw one memo from the agricultural department i could, money manager there i could change things so this doesn't hurt us so much. we want to make sure it is presented in the way we present to the american people is the feeling. i mean so maybe tsa is going to get hit because that will certainly hit home as you say. >> well, there are a couple instances. there memos out there are with the administration said, do not do anything...

Not just because of its implementation. it's a big question mark, a risk, a negative for the economy because businesses don't know how to grapple witness. i think any time you have that kind of uncertainty that is a negative for the economy, bill. bill: small businesses too we talked so much about them over the past couple of years. they are going to collapse. >> don't forget, bill, two-thirds of all jobs in the united states economy, small businesses. bill: point taken. steven moore, thank you "wall street journal" with us in washington. thank you, sir. >> thank you, bill. martha: you're look...

Reasonable number, i think, and if you have a immigration reform bill, i don't think you will have any trouble sending everybody back and not letting them stay here. that i think is the key to this. right now if the people who are in the route to citizenship the rest will be sent back and you won't have a problem. bill: thank you, bob. >> my pleasure. bill: mk hammer. good to have you beat both. martha: we'll look at a watchdog report that came out today. some folks are;÷ outraged what it says. basically sometimes public workers making 75 to 80% more than they would make if that was a private...

And he made all the difference that enabled us to capture usama bin laden. >> he has been left behind. martha: and some may remember the scene in the movie where the doctor was going door-to-door, trying to collect dna samples. they said they were doing tests. that is one of the ways they were trying to pinpoint that lo