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Environmental groups howling over a plan to kill protected wolves. why one state plans to ignore federal law allowing hunters and ranchers to remove whole packs if they kill livestock. also some positive signs, some say, for job seekers. the labor market seems to be picking up steam, so who's exactly doing the hiring and who's losing in this? we're going to explain that. in the meantime, go to foxnews.com. click on the most-read tab. foxnews.com, your other news source. we'll see you in three minutes. . until the combination of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against...

Our plan that you can buy insurance across state plans and you would have 12 million more americans insured today, wolf f people like in california could shop around when they see the rates going up, and to shop in other states, and that what we need, but the president offers to provide coverage which is different than care. he is going to put 15 million more on medicaid a program where half of the doctors in america won't see those patients, because the reimbursement rates are so low, and the mayo clinic won't see those patients, and they say we can't afford the stay open with medicaid rates....

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Races where a tea party type opposes one of the more pragmatic republicans in a primary process just like has happened in the last couple of cycles but this time focused on this repeal versus reform? >> i think obama care will dictate the 2014 elections more so than consultants advising candidates will. i think obama care is so bad and so catastrophic i think it actually effectively ended the president's presidency. he'll never get anything done in congress because he'll have no ability to move the congress. i think that people will demand the repeal of obama care. it remains to be seen, it co...

Industry and property values. property values nationwide have continued to decline. last year they went down 5.4%. in california, it's almost 6%. after another year. so all that equity and that lost value and devaluation of property, you mentioned nationwide properties one in five are under water. here in california it's one in three e. unless we deal with the foreclosures, it's going to continue to promote unemployment. really make it difficult for us to see any type of economic regeneration in this nation. it's critical that we address this. >> professor, there have been a variety of plans, ...