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The sequester. right, yes. jon: is cutting tens of billions more the way to go right now? i don t think that is the way to go, and most republicans don t think that that s the way to go. but, jon, if they don t come up with some agreement, you will have those sequester cuts in the defense budget. and again, republicans want to decrease the increase the budget. so i believe that, listen, you had forbes magazine that did an article that college students can actually balance the country s budget. why can t congress do it? jon: yeah. that is a very good question. the last time around we had the supercommittee, you know? right. jon: we had house and senate members, a handful from each party getting together in a room, coming up with proposals. that ultimately went nowhere, so do you think the idea of having the two heads of the budget committee in the house and the senate use a smaller group, get them to knock heads in tear ....
They worn it is impossible to track down how many servers ran the malicious software. so millions more could be affected here. you may want to update your antivirus software in the meantime. there is vendors like web root and of course trust wave that sell services actually block you from visiting a bad website. these are to be considered because millions of people are affected. jon: that is pretty scary stuff. i know. especially if they have the personal information, like could happen at adp. a big deal. jon: lauren simonetti. thanks. jenna: no more 1234 passwords. hard to keep track of them at some point. number and exclamation point. jon: i will try jenna s log-in. jenna: anyways we re going to move on. happening now, new testimony from tv s domestic goddess, nigella lawson. the celebrity cook admitting on the stand in a london court that she took cocaine several times including when her first husband was dying of throat cancer. when her millionaire ex-husband subjected her to ....
Pumping up the numbers so much, as making sure that they get those young people, get a proper ratio of people in the mix who are signing up for health care. and that will allow insurance companies then to make a profit. to go forward with this health care plan. jon: about you you have seen the numbers in that harvard study. only 29% of 18 to 29-year-olds are saying they re even thinking about signing up for obamacare. well, a lot of kids who are covered by their schools, covered by their parents until they re 26 is part of the obamacare plan. they are there because, they re going to be allowed to stay on insurance because of preexisting and no longer limited in terms of what the insurance companies pay for their health care cost, so lots of issues there but i think the big one to me is the political one that you just heard about discussed in the doyle mcmanus l.a. times piece which is erosion of confidence not only in the health care plan but in the president himself in terms of hi ....
We hope that this is a christmas that continues to give. reporter: experts tell us that there s a couple other reasons apple could be doing this including regional marketing and keeping intellectual property in the united states. now, we reached out to apple. they gave us a statement which says that they are proud to expand their domestic manufacturing. jenna, back to you. jenna: will, thank you. reporter: you bet. jon: we have a very sad fox news alert for you now. one child has died, several more are injured after a dump truck crashed into a school bus in napa, idaho. nap a pa police department says the crash killed one child, caused multiple injuries to other students. hospitals locally have been told to expect four patients at least. two were taken to a hospital in napa. officials at the local school district have confirmed that the bus was headed to crimson point elementary school when it was involved in that collection ....
Congressional races in 2014, senate races, even gubernatorial races where people think, hey, if this president is failing it is bad news for democrats and republicans will exploit it to their political advantage. jon: if this big government program doesn t work very well, that is not going to not inspire confidence among advocates, big government. yeah. jon: juan williams, thank you. you re welcome, jon. jenna: well a new report in the washington post says the nsa is gathering nearly five billion cell phone records every day. the documents revealed by former contractor edward snowden and apparently they show how the agency is tracking people s movements and mapping their relationships. our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has details from our d.c. bureau with more. reporter: thank you, jenna and good morning. these new nsa documents are some of the most controversial because they suggest the nsa is collecting location data on a scale that was not previously u ....