but with benghazi and ap, and urs, i thought irs would resonate the most. but now other than you, greta, it doesn't seem like people are talking about it much. it is fading, and i would say this, you talk about teflon, the president is really --ith an amazing phenomenon. it doesn't seem to be resonating like it did a couple of weeks ago. this was the biggest story, and they talk about the scandals, this was the biggest scandal and all of a sudden it doesn't seem to be resonating anymore. do you see that too? >> i think there is a lot for the american people to talk about as far as the recent nsa and benghazi. there is a lot on the plates of the american people and the economy still very sluggish. i'm curious. why do you think the irs has not resonated? >> i'm not talking about at the beginning. at the beginning, a massive point of discussion and a lot of people very upset in both parties, as they should be. over the last three or four days, not really talked about by the liberal media nbcs, abcs, cc cbss, i'm not talking about it. >> how do you grade congre

to explain this. >> the question asked of him originally, sort of centered on the associated press ap story, that's what justice department is saying. when he answered the question, he didn't know anything about potential prosecutions, thinking only about the ap and not necessarily of rosen, would that be a satisfactory answer or not? >> aprove the whole process with regard to james rosen. approved that, and now we hear that's not particularly their defense. the plan is standard operating procedure to go after the reporter. you go through his e-mails and maybe help you with the leaker, but that's not what the privacy act intended to do. >> every time my clients named in a search warrant, i have had them arrested. i don't buy that argument. >> allegations serious as they made them for chief washington correspond respondent, why wouldn't they prosecute him. they are lying to congress, lying to the court, or doing both. we want answers to the questions, accountability, and change how this is operating. >> congressman, nice to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> if you work at a news web

in the ap case, he passed the buck to the deputy attorney general, and so after the hearing two weeks ago we wrote to deputy attorney general james cole with a series of pointed questions about that matter. the deadline that he had for responding was friday. we still have not heard from him. >> chris: let me ask -- >> this is a serious matter, and i hope -- >> let me interrupt for a second. i'll bring in congressman van hollen in a moment, saying you're investigating him for possible perjury. what could holder say to clear up this clear discrepancy? >> in fairness to the attorney general, i'm not going to second-guess what he will tell us, nor what he will sealed warrant had been held an additional 18 months, or nearly three years, beyond when the warrant was issued, that this became public since the hearing. so this is new information to us, and we want to hear from the attorney general in response to what you point out is a clear contradiction between the facts and his statement. >> chris: how do you reconcile his testimony under oath to the committee that he had never heard of, nev

the ap is an important issue. it is safe to say that you can find republicans now who are the root variance. in terms of a subpoena, ap should have been told in advance. but i don't know the intricacies. but it is sort of an inside the beltway sort of issue than an issue that appeals broadly to the public. from a political standpoint, it is important for the white house to get beyond these things and get back to them fomenting healthcare and dealing with immigration and some of the other issues. >> the 54 tax act and 501 c4's should be exclusive for welfare purposes. the regulation five years later interpreted that, as interpreting your marriage vow going from exclusively to primarily. [laughter] whatever happens here, and we should find out, they messed up interpretation and an unclear regulation is at the heart of this problem. we have another gentleman or lady over here. >> gentlemen, i hope. [laughter] i wanted to raise the issue of foreign policy in a broader sense. as a focal point, a book about form policy

i would say it's important to distinguish this from, you know, the ap subpoena, for instance. this is a program everyone is saying has been around at least seven years. "usa today" had a story about a large secret nsa database of people's phone records in 2006. it's not a new thing. it's unlike the nsa wireless tap weg had during the bush administration which was the issue there were courts were not involved and it may have been an illegal program. no one is raising that in this case. >> right. >> so there are important differences. but in terms of the political narrative and the press narrative, yeah, i'm sure this is going to be royaled together. you can just throw this on the pile and, you know, see if you can increase it. the other thing i would say, back to what chuck was saying and ari is i'm less concerned this database exists than i am about how it's being used. and what this document that has just come out shows is that, you know, it confirms what was reported before, there's a very large database, enormous amounts of information. but what we still don't have clear gu

it's a lot to digest as people are waking up this morning as we talked briefly about in the open this ap investigation that a man living for decades in this country may be a former nazi commander. we'll bring you more on that story. we're also very closely monitoring what is happening in colorado. firefighters are working there around the clock to keep that monstrous blaze from growing. the good news this morning, the weather is cooperating. a surprise rain storm helping to contain those flames. thousands of anxious residents of course near colorado springs have been watching this for days. this is the kind of news they like to hear. we will go live there for you with the very latest in just a moment. >> that is good news. it could be one of the most expensive divorce settlements ever. we're all talking about this one. an oil baron who is one of the richest men in the u.s. why didn't he have a prenuptial? >> the prenup question. speaking of expensive a lot of talk about president obama's trip to africa later this month but the focus isn't necessarily on what will happen in africa but wha

doj says it didn't initially notify the ap because, quoting here, the potential target could become aware of the investigation and seek to destroy evidence, create a false narrative/=- or otherwise obstrt the investigation. its an explanation that may not apiece republicans on the hill, however. >> shepard: doug in d.c. senator john mccain says he cannot fully support somebody's daughter joining the u.s. military. one of the strong statements from lawmakers taking on the problem of sexual assault in the fighting forces. >> perhaps the clear is sign yet that syria is gassing it's own citizens. that's ahead. >> shepard: sexual assault and harassmentç could destroy the fabric of the u.s. military like a cancer. that's the word from none other than the army's chief of staff. one of the top military leaders at a historic hearing on capitol hill. theç first time that out six of the joint chiefs of staff testified before congress at the same time. and many of them did not agree with the proposal to take away some authority from commanders to decide which cases should go to trial. the new yor

linda chapman k h ap m a n larkin. i'm to mention i'm sprite i didn't get notice of the scoping. you know, i tried for a long time to get the coping and skag asking what's happened with the application. and i was still trying to find out in february where people tried to find out what was happening with that. of course, the scoping nose went out last october. i had a 13 page appeal on the desk that went into the motion and most of the address should be in the eir. and then the document for that appeals for the board of supervisors and it included some relevant things. and we had a lot of difficult getting the documents i sent somebody over there to get them. you know, i want to mention this is just it's an impossible location to have this venue in terms of the accessibility and not being a lot of residents around that. i was in the 70s when we weren't talking about alcohol the whole place would block up with traffic and all the award way down to van ness. and there was no alcohol involved to speak of. and there was a great deal of information turned in previously last year about

s ap's founder is a majority owner of the san jose sharks. >>> an unexpected visit terrible, she first spot add sea lion before suddenly he cam hopped over to him, put his head in his lap and the sea lion spent about an hour there before belly flopping and then heading back out to sea. >> thats amazing. >> sal is serious about our commute, you are watching the toll plaza, right? >> the traffic is coming into the city and it is backed up for a 20 minute delay and this looks like a evening of the commute no problems get inginto the city, traffic is light and between hayward and 238 and maury avenue. >>> we have all lost low clouds, it will burn off sooner and we will bump off on the temperatures, 51 right now and 50 inland and warmer inland. >>> breaking news in contra costa, water in the neighborhood, we are out there live, a water-main burst and we will have a report on the cleanup next. >>> and president barack obama comes through in the bay area, a last minute change to his schedule while he is here. stay right here with us. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-ve

are hearing at the exact same time about, you know, what hpened to james rosen, what happened to the ap, to the government using their authoty to overe and look in and get recos from people. so we're seeing, you know, poteially abe on one ha and then onhe other hande're being told we needhis in order to be safe. what kin of case does nsa ve to make to the american public to make them feel better, do you think? >> i think they're beginng to make that case. clrly there are certainly mingas one of the worst possible in thee history of thee lo a the james rosen case andyou the ap case, those were oth arms of government allegedly that did this, that were involved in this and, nsa very specifically, you know, and i canl you from mywn personal experience was not involved in any of those cases. so when you exten that argument you have to ok at the oversight mechanisms that are in place in all these different areas ad perhaps wha vernment ageies need to do, othe government aencies besides nsa is take a look how nsa does this kind of oversight and use that as model for their own internaloversight

the ap, the fox news report, that is just the justice department. some of the president has never been held respoible. that is his line. lou: i really don't believe it is somehow. i believe there is a reason for it, and it is right in front of us. is the way in which the media supports this presidency, supports the man who is in t office and who will not burke the intrusion of facts or accountability for whenever he says that turns up to be false whatever he does that seems that is outside the law, whether it is of enforcing law or whether he is enforcing something other than the law. we see both the cases. the justice department will come and get your phone records. lou: we keep wanting to believe in can be rock mountains in america. i don't believe that this is an accident that he isnsinuating the political arm of his white house and to the internal revenue service, the treasury department. all of the departments in this government. i think we are looking at a rancid and corrupt administration. i don't know how sinister or complete the corruption

secondarily in the feasibility study that the ap s did it's late and we weren't given it until after the h b c hearings. and we're not looking to have lawsuits for flaws we're looking for a solution. i'll be happy to answer questions on either of those. but i think what is a last minute attempt to cover the backdoor. in 1989 i represented the fifth avenue and working with supervisor mar to get 1 percent of union square so it could have the same shadow before prop k. on new york times 12 last year you added in and got seven hundred and 64 thousand feet of the mission bay. nobody thought that could be done. my time is up i'll be happy to explain further why this didn't dye tie-in >> thank you. next speaker, please >> thank you. good morning. i'm a resident of san francisco. 43 years. and i have here to ask you to support to vote for this project the mexican museum. i don't think i can make a better case i think why, why not. and then my brother said to me about the shadows yeah, the shadows of the mexican folks. we are are the shadows here in san francisco. we been here california was

emails obtained by the ap shows some military officers in charge of the air force's most powerful nuclear weapons are complaining about their jobs. complaints about poor leadership and being stuck in dead end careers. nuclear weapons as well as the call for more experienced missile officers. >>> federer goes down early as the king fights back and a major leaguer gets tossed from the game after it's over. but john travolta crashes a wedding in t-shirts and jean. "early today" returns. stay with us. >>> the suspect in last year's shooting massacre at a movie theater in aurora, colorado has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. on tuesday the judge accepted that plea from james holmes. an insanity plea is widely seen as homes' best chance of avoiding execution. he'll undergo a mental evaluation at a state hospital. the judge hopes to start the trial in february. >>> time now for sports and for all the latest headlines we're joined by betty nguyen. good morning. >> let's get right to it. the defending nhl champ did a crucial playoff win at home. the king of the los angeles kings scored in

. >>> las protestas de hoy en brasil, dejaron al menos dos mujeres sin vida al ser ap apropelladas, esto en brasilia, las mujeres estaban entre unos 50 inconformes, y con estas dos vÍctimas suman cuatro desde que comenzaron las protestas. >>> un video muestra el asesinato de un agente de la dea, el es abordado por dos sujetos al bajar del taxi en que viajaba, esto en colombia. >>> en mÉxico ofrecen recompensa para quienes aporten datos para dar con los paraderos de doce jÓvenes desaparecidos, hasta ahora hay siete personas detenidas por el hecho. >>> seguimos en mÉxico, hallaron sin vida a un nieto de cantinflas, se lo encontrÓ colgado en el baÑo de un hotel en mÉxico, antes de morir dijo que denunciarÍa al padre por varios delitos, se desconoce si dejÓ un mensaje postumo. >>> y un sondeo seÑala que en la ciudad varios factores hacen que aumente el consumo de drogas entre los estudiantes. >>> el consumo de drogas en los jÓvenes de la capital aumento de manera alarmante segÚn un estudio, uno de cada cuatro estudiantes habrÍa probado o consumido alguna droga ilegal. >>> la mar

used by many reporters and not just the ap. this raises concerns. not only about the first amendment, but also about separation of powers. certainly it is likely that many of the calls made by these phones for with congressional staff and members of congress. likely irrelevant to this case, but certainly raising issues of speech and debate. and the department of justice, i wonder if the attorney general has to personally sign off on subpoenas for reporters. in this case since the deputy attorney general apparently signed off on us. seeing if the fbi needs to sign off on the repeated request like this before it goes over. is that you? >> no. it is at the level specifically to you. depending on the context, it would be the assistant director in charge of a particular division. the individual that handles the leak investigations. >> in a case like this, where weatherby consideration of first amendment rights and what they're also be an analysis of the speech and debate talks? >> it would be raised on this. any leak investigation, you know that you are

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2 aÑos hace 5 aÑos, son fugitivos y estÁn vinculados a la compra de niÑos guatemala, para darlos en ap doggs fraudulenta en estados unidos en mÉxico y en propio territorio guatemalteco. >>> una albert cada estas fiestas que se realizan en verano, en piscinas o albercas comoquiera llamarle terminÓ en tragedia, 9 jÓvenes intoxicas con nitrÓgeno, un afectado estÁ grave y verÓnica del castillo de la ciudad de mÉxico nos trae detalles. se vivieron en una fiesta en una piscina en leÓn guanajuato. 9 jÓvenes resultaron intoxicados uno de ellos de gravedad al inhalar parte del neutitrÓgeno batearon en el agua para generar efecto de humo. 20 personas en el la alberca cuando echaron el quÍmico. >>> no veÍa nada, no podia respirar intentÉ esmero jirm para nadar. y no lo pude lograr. en cuestiÓn de segundos, estaba desmayado. >>> los in v y estados vieron como sus amigos perdÍan el conocimiento. algunos, desesperados se lanzaron al agua para rescatarlos. el humo, la muchos kia el alcohol impidieron que la mayorÍa de los asistentes se percatara de lo que ocurrÍa. >>> ellos corren a

we have more sports in the department >> i just wanted to ask about that doubling of the wellness e ap and doubling the staff is that because of the health care act. >> i've got additional information it might be better if when we get to that. but it is not because of the affordable care act it's really what we see is the larger needs of the city to have one person there is not sufficient to respond to the city's needs and potentially the courts and city college we need a more robust program that's going to be effective and the goal be obviously so to bring down a little bit - >> i'm for wellness and improving healthy employment. >> i have some metrics i'll be showing you these but those are the 12 contracts and meeting and we're way behind open getting contracts final listed. and we have little time to do everything so we're going to add a data manager and another analyst so we can complete the work we need to do. and so those are the key position that are on the chart. we can come back to this later >> what the next slide is this is not the entire department. as i've said before the

no es solamente el tema de los reporteros de ap o el caso rosen donde Él emitiÓ ine intervinieran lÍneas telefÓnicas, incluso hasta a los padres de los reporteros, pero sus antecedentes, los antecedentes dicen que Éste es un hombre que les quiere leer derechos a la gente que puso las bombas en navidad, Él quiere juzgar a los terroristas del 11 de septiembre en cortes civiles, la debacle de la operaciÓn fast and furious estÁn sus huellas por todas partes, pero Él dice que no sabÍa nada de esto. Él recibiÓ una citacion del congreso por desacato, una mociÓn aprobada hasta por 17 demÓcratas, Éste es un individuo que no representa los intereses de todo el paÍs y yo digo: "es suficiente, ya basta" y me sorprende que el presidente quiera seguir teniendo este lastre en el cuello, un secretario de justicia que la mayorÍa del pais no apoya. (habla en inglÉs). >> o sea usted cree que sÍ debe renunciar. (habla en inglÉs). >> sÍ, pienso que debe renunciar y no estoy solo en esto, ya hay demÓcratas que se estÁn pronunciando al respecto. creo que Él ha sido un verdadero desastre pa

ap reports the children and their father died in the west of the country. when the car drove over a concealed bomb. the children's mother was critically injured. it comes one day after 14 civilians died. school children and a police officer were among the dead. last week, the international committee of the red ross suffered a fatal attack. a spokesperson said the icra could control some of the international staff. >> this will obviously affect the operations, so we have to put some activities on hold. we are concerned if we do not take out some people, were very vulnerable and exposed. >> the waive of deadly attacks is casting a shadow. it is after more than a decade of most constant conflict. >>> a bomb exploded tuesday morning in the volatile region where schools and teachers have become targets. police blame muslim separatists. they say they want children to receive an education that fits with islamic teachings. the bombwounded five people. early tuesday, a bomb exploded at a government office. more explosions were at another office in the same province

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in keeping with that pledge tonight, the ap has learned that the president has picked clifford sloan, a high-powered d.c. lawyer to head the office of the guantÁnamo closer. he office was closed in january but the president wanted reopened. a mother and her teenage daughter's -- who police have behind bars in connection with the shootings. what are the most damaging fires in the hist >> the man accused of shooting a mother and her three teenage daughters are behind bars. he turned himself into authorities today. he is accused in taking place in the shootings on friday afternoon. one of the teenagers has been released at the others remain in stable condition. nearmassive wildfire colorado springs is now 65% contained. the made progress battling fire overnight. it is responsible for two deaths, destroyed 500 homes, and charred more than 15,000 acres. fire crews say they hope to have it fully contained by thursday. here at home, three generations of the same family celebrated something very special today. abc 7 shows us what happened inside the national trying. >> if joseph and elizabet

that's the root of the ap story, a foiled yemeni plot they wanted to announce, didn't want the ap to scoop them on that. director alexander addressed this concern that maybe the program is working, we just don't know about it. he said today in testimony that these records helped foil dozens upon dozens of terror plots. >> it is dozens of terrorist events that these have helped prevent. >> you said dozens. we collect millions and millions and millions of records through 215 but dozens of them proved crucial, critical, is that right? >> for both here and abroad. >> great. he didn't want to tell us what those dozens and dozens were, he said he wants to wait to brief the intelligence committee. but i'm wondering, we know about an enemy's list, we know intricately about the bin laden kill, clearly congress doesn't know of all these instances, let alone the surveillance program from the beginning many allege. aren't you interested in hearing what are the dozens -- >> absolutely. i think president obama, look, god, i have been -- president obama has demonized 95% of everything i believe in,

. >> and now, they meet the students and they lose the ap taout and become the (inaudible) [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> and also we don't have the president for it and we also do have a president for the fsc. >> and they cannot give to the school. we want to write a letter on behalf of it so we can get it from the school district. that is why our parents and we organized the meeting tonight, to come to this important meeting so that we can have our voice are heard. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> i am the parent of (inaudible) valley, and my name is (inaudible). [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> >> on the may 20, monday night there is some staff from the school district come to our school. and hear what our issue is. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> but what the answer is it seems like you are not taking very serious about what is going on in our school. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> all of that issue and you care about is all of those little things like a rest room is not clean and also but about the big issue is that the student have to call the polic

but that doesn't mean it's not a legitimate investigation into whether it's the irs or ap or whatever the case may be. just because there is an investigation and something to investigate, it doesn't mean that president obama was on his blackberry, making the phone calls, making these things happen. >> michael: yeah, i think our idea of what the president is doing with his time is actually so different from what he is actually doing. all of these competing dc controversies were put into perspective, take a listen. >> when you look at the irs, and the benghazi issue, and the ap issue, i think the trouble isn't even the individual specific scandal, it's a broader notion that there is pattern of this activity. what we don't want to have happen is americans lose faith and trust in their institutions. >> michael: has the obama administration done enough to repain the public's trust? and if not what more needs to be done? >> when you listen to that quote, what is missing is the pattern being identified is being identified by those who specifically wanted to create, so when we look at these i

establishment of religion. >> reverend graham. >> pro had be-- prohibiting the exercise there of, the ap, fox news. the right of the people to peacebly assemble. the government for regress of grievances. >> all of your stories we are trying to put this together for all of you at home. when we come back we will have more with the studio audience as we investigate the irs's unprecedented efforts to target the conservatives and intim g e gate -- intimidate them. did it help the president win back the election. we want to hear back from you. log on to "hannity" live, hannity live@foxnews.com. or at twitter you can join us at sean hannity. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] for dad's first job as dad. nissan tests hundreds of child seats to give you a better fit and a safer trip. snug kids, only from nissan. ♪ >> you sure you didn't talk to any one at the white house about this issue? >> about singling out conservative groups for special scrutiny? >> that's what we are talking about isn't it? >> 118 visits it didn't show up after 132 members talked to you about it you sure shoo you didn't b

the ap is an important issue. it is safe to say that you can find republicans now who are the -- libertarians. in terms of a subpoena, ap should have been told in advance. but i don't know the intricacies. but it is sort of an inside the beltway sort of issue than an issue that appeals broadly to the public. from a political standpoint, it is important for the white house to get beyond these things and get back to them fomenting healthcare and dealing with immigration and some of the ther issues. >> the 54 tax act and 501 c4's should be exclusive for welfare purposes. the regulation five years later interpreted that, as interpreting your marriage vow going from exclusively to primarily. [laughter] whatever happens here, and we should find out, they messed up interpretation and an unclear regulation is at the heart of this problem. we have another gentleman or lady over here. >> gentlemen, i hope. laughi wanted to raise the issue of foreign policy in a broader sense. as a focal point, a book about form policy is re

explain exactly what then happened at midnight, how ap have reported the bill had passed when it had not? >> i think there was a lot of confusion at midnight. there was anight, parliamentary inquiry and she asked what she had to do to be heard over her male colleagues. at that point, the senate gallery -- i think it holds about 500 people -- erupted in yelling and screaming. for about 10 minutes nobody could hear anything. centers on the floor could not hear anything. the lieutenant governor and president of the senate said it could not hear anything. the protesters really would not stop clapping, they were chanting, let her speak, let her speak. as the clock ran down into midnight, it became very hard to tell what precisely was happening. it looked as though been lieutenant governor had called the roll call to take a vote on 5, but in fact, the vote was after midnight, but it was so hard to hear over the din of the elkridge of protesters. at that point, many were ushered out of the change -- chamber to find that what happened. at that point, the ap had reported that it had passed, b

lawd respecting a establishment ofedm religion, abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press, the ap and fox news, or the right os the people who peaceably assemble, which is what we were trying to do.> th the government for redress of grievances. they brokegri every bit of it. >> sean: well said. all of your stories, we're trying to put this together fors all of you at home. when we come back, we're going to have more with our studio audience as we investigate the irs's unpress debt efforts to target conservatives, intimidate them. by the way, did it help the b president win back the white house? we'll examine that important question when we return. by the way, we always want tolwa hear from you. log on to our special companion site hannity live or on twitter >>e youdn'ty. >> you sure you didn't talk to anyone at the white house about this issue, mr. shulman? >> about singling out conservative groups for special scrutiny? >> that's what we're talking about, isn't it? >> absolutely sure i did not talk to anyone -- >> 118 visits. it didn't comeidn' up with a cal conversation after 132

. >> sunday nights at 10:00 on hbo. [ cheers and ap ] cc@i(q(&$pc8,x$pc8,x-x-xja0 'é /?e@"e [ cheers and applause ] >> that's our show. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. we all miss jon. here it is your

. >> jon: we'll be right back. ( cheers and ap) )dz-x,xd.;(7]ww ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: we turn now to the ongoing civil war in syria. we're actually going to talk about michael douglas' cancer lingus. ( laughter ) all right, we're doing syria. i'm sorry. it's an incredible complex and murky situation that makes it difficult to know how the united states should get involved. >> in terms of arming the rebeles, one of the concerns certainty the administration had is that weapons will fall into the hands of terrorists, or extremists who are there now. house intelligence committee chairman mike rogers said every flavor of terrorist is operating in syria right now. >> jon: every flavor! ( laughter ) jur rocky roadside bomb, there. your chubby hezbollah. ( laughter ) and, of course, everyone's favorite, vanil-la-la-la-la! ( applause ) fortunately-- ( laughter ) that's going to take some days to come back. fortunately, there's one man out there who's got an easy answer. >> how do you prevent weapons from falling into their hands? >> well, by identifying those people who are on our side

i don't see the irs that way, benghazi, snowden -- rather rosen, or the ap. but the incompetence of it hurts just as much. >> i agree. and also against the actual letter of the law, the patriot act. and what the fisa courts were designed. jim sensenbrenner wrote the bill. overreaching. >> i think that may be true, but i don't know. here is what i'm sure of. it's being handled in the most amateur ish way if a person like snowden can get access to it. >> mr. mayor, good to see it. busy night tonight. on "hannity," the famous person who snubbed president obama what he joins us live. but, first, startling new analysis, attorneys donated more to obama that romney. the ratio, 20-1. time to pick video of the day. choose option number one. a man's best friend. a guide dog seays the lives of not one, but two people of an out of control vehicle. cast your vote at hannity.com. tomorrow night, 9:00 eastern, a special edition of "hannity" as we examine eric holder's department of justice and the numerous scandals he is involved numerous scandals he is involved in as ameri

before we learned of the irs targeting tea party groups and the justice department's monitoring of ap reporters' phone records. the majority of americans still have confidence in the military. that's despite the recent rise in sex assaults. 67% of people say they have a lot of confidence in the military. that's down nine points from a year ago. 27% say they have some confidence. >>> there's a house subcommittee now taking up legislation in the wake of the sex assault crisis. the armed services committee will debate a bill today that would strip military commanders of their authority to overturn convictions in rape and assault cases. yesterday senators grilled military leaders for not doing more to crack down on assaults among service members. >>> also new this morning, a gaithersburg family is looking for a place to stay after a fire ripped through their apartment. montgomery county firefighters say it sparked just after 11:00 last night on quince orchard boulevard. there are no injuries reported. investigators believe the fire may have started in a dryer. >>> councilwoman hosting a m

ap of the four, controversial call, boston took advantage. stevenson with an r.b.i double. the red sox take a 3-2 lead. the shot is dead center field, a solo home run, 480 feet. bottom of the ninth, the royals are down but not out, and a two- run shot to right. that makes it a 1-1 game. the line drive to right field. , and kept onall running. 5-4 was the final at camden yards. overmore can still take the red sox if they win tomorrow. the reason royals, a terrifying moment. over 100 miles per hour. he lost consciousness. he did leave the game on a stretcher. a very scary scene today. can the city was beaten 5-3. -- kansas city was beaten 5-3. phil mickelson will get a chance on father's day at merion golf club just outside of philadelphia. weily the crowd favorite, get the same lineup on sunday. tiger woods with an early tee time on father's day. the chip shot on the sixth, it sums up his entire day. a 76. he is 10 shots back. somewhat of a surprise. check out this tee shot. a sensational shot. an easy birdie. he shoots a 69. he is one back. phil mickelson on 17 for the bird

. >> the high-stakes game of cat apped mouse reaches a fever pitch as spy whistle-blower edward snowden remains on the run. >> edward snowden says catch me if you can. a global game of hide and seek >> stephen: yes, a global game of hide and seek. why did we agree to count all the way to 100? and has anyone checked behind curtains in the living room? now, folks, nobody knows exactly where snowden might be. so far there's just been a lot of irresponsible speculation and i want in on it which brings me to my now running segment ♪ where in the world is edward snow-diego? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: if i get it right, i could win a trip to anywhere in the continental united states. oh, i've always wanted to go to queens. better get my shots. now, for weeks now, folks, it's been believed that snowden has been holed up in hong kong. let me show you. okay. for weeks it's been thought that he's holed up in hong kong but yesterday he boarded a flight to moscow. jimmy? jimmy, is this good? >> it's an ocean, stephen stephen: okay. is that warmer? >> you're back in hong kong. stephen:

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