the number one busines block continuous with eric boling and cashin in. >> eric: exchanging fire over gun control. lawmakers setting their sites on universal background checks. will it keep us safe or infringe on my wallet. price tag is trillionings. how will we get out of break. the break down now how much it costs us. jay 0 and beyonce taking heat for traveling to cub a. free style cashin in starts right now. i am eric bowl welcome to cashin' in. wayne rogers and john thon and kimberly and july and welcome everybody. we'll get to michelle in a moment. and the cost of immigration. , mandatory background checkings for all gun owners gaining support. dc is debating if it is unconstitutional. who in the world will pay for the background checkings. kimberly, it will cost a lot of money. >> it did. did anybody think about want cost of the that and what the background checks always in place. where is the value-added benefit and putting forward extra costs? they have been able to get individuals to sign on to it and there were courting going on joe manchin to get them together. >> a big boa

they made eric's tanner. from time to time i have been known to be confused whether the tv cameras are rolling. straight ahead. are we still on the air? okay. good. >> did you know on the air? >> still on the air? are we on the air? >> yes, bob. >> i have had my fair share of bloopers. so i can relate to a.j. clemente first night nbc affiliate ended as quickly as it began. his first words on tv included an f bomb and we bleeped but take a look. >> you are watching the sunday on evening north korea news your news leader in high definition. >> gay. [bleep] [bleep] >> good evening. i'm you may have seen our newest. >> a.j. [bleep] nbc north dakota news and he will be joining the weekend news team as my co-anchor. >> that's all right, a.j. i understand where he is coming from. did i it in front of like millions of people. you did n north dakota which means six people saw it he spoke about his blunder this morning. >> when i first saw the clip. it was gut wrenching. i didn't even know i said it on camera. i was lo

eric? >> eric: all right. thank you so much. >> you bet. >> heather: it is more important than ever to save for your retirement, but the reality is that a lot of americans are living paycheck to paycheck. don't worry. we'll show you how you can save for your golden years no matter what. >> eric: as jo as dzhokhar tsarnaev spends his third day in prison in massachusetts, what happens next? would l a jury hear the case for to will he plea? michael mukasey will join us on the leagual implications coming up. >>> the last day of the presidency. i was there. game to say goodbye. you said something i thought maybe you could repeat. it was about coming in to office on the first day. wanting to make sure that when you left, that you could look yourself in the mirror. and say i stuck to my principles. >> yeah. i think it's important in life. and it's definitely important for president. to have a set of principle, that one is willing to defend. and so when i left midland, i told the crowd of 30,000 friends, "i'm leaving

>> eric: it's require to have insurance to own a gun. >> dana: the supreme court ruled eric, but said you can require americans to have to buy insurance or to pay a tax or penalty whatever they end up calling it. so, it's not that farfetched. >> andrea: don't you shake your head, which lobbyist got that bill suggesting is on the floor of the state house. the insurance industry maybe? >> if there is anything about the second amendment, your right to bear arms shall not be infringe upon. >> brian: i think it is over the top. in california or it is new york, it's a another reason, new york is most restricted state in the union. a lot of people choose to leave and go other places. that might be another reason but you are able to go. >> you couldn't do "fox and friends" from florida. [ laughter ] >> bob: there are lawsuits against people that have guns by people that get shot by accident. why not have insurance to protect yourself from that? >> eric: why not have insurance for everything. >> bob: the thr is different than obamacare. >> eric: how is it different. it's required rirg me to ow

it's a slow one out there. >> eric: thank you very much. we will continue in 25 minutes with news, weather and traffic during "good morning america." >> we are available at abc7news.com and twitter. have a wonderful monday. don't play pranks on each other >>> good morning, america. new this morning, the gruesome on-court injury, shocking millions of viewers in the middle of march madness. >> kevin ware just took a shot, oh, my goodness. >> his team and coaches in tears. this morning, we get the latest on the successful surgery overnight from louisville's kevin ware. >>> breaking new details on the texas district attorney and his wife gunned down in a stunning home invasion. authorities racing to secure other top officials right now. >>> easter madness at walmart. this car ramming right through the front of the store at 40 miles an hour, careening 20 feet. the driver comes out to assault customers. how the people in his path took him down. >>> and a "gma" world exclusive this april 1st. an astonishing breakthrough. >> gorillas are incredible

good morning. >> eric: i'm eric thomas. no excuses today and no warnings. we'll tell you more about that story of the first a look at the weather forecast. >> mike nicco joins us now with a little cool this morning. >> we can't seem to shake the wet weather, same system hanging around. you can see niles road, palm drive, also all the way down to 880. this is in union city. let's go up farther, harbor bay parkway from alameda down into oakland. we have light to moderate rain falling and from around emeryville. this is going back to san francisco, daly city, colma and a little bit up on skyline boulevard to the west of stanford and palo alto and redwood city. we have light rain right now. reduced visibility. nothing too scary. one and quarter mile at half moon bay. two at sfo. two and a half in oakland. let's talk about what is going to happen. we have scattered showers throughout the morning and early afternoon. temperatures right now in the mid to 50s. we'll hang out in the mid-60s this afternoon. starting off mild and temperature at 52 and wet areas for yo

eric, that doesn't lessen the fact that almost all economists say it's a huge problem as well. >> eric: i'm for the free market. >> and it comes back to the wealthy, get all the benefits in this country. i think its joke. we are almost at 50%. people that get welfare checks that are on food stamps. we're giving it away. no wonder why they can't get out of poor neighborhoods. >> eric: and it just doesn't have to be hollywood stars. michael moore could do 1.50 a day. >> there are more people on welfare than are working. people are working are making $137 a day. if that is a fact, you have to deal with that my friend. you can't just blindly say, the rich people are getting richer and poor people are getting poorer zbleeshg. >> eric: we're out of time. we love have you having on. a twinkies making sweet news for all american businesses. tracy is on it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80

captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> eric: hello. i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, andrea tantaros, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: president "o" chalking up another first today. he became the first sitting president the address america's largest abortion provider, planned parenthood. watch! ♪ ♪ >> hello, everybody! >> i want to thank all of you. for the remarkable work that you are doing day in and day out and n providing quality healthcare for women all across america. as long as we have to fight to protect a woman's right to make her own choices about her own health, i want you to know you have a president who will be right there with you, fighting every step of the way. thank you, planned parenthood. god bless you. >> eric: okay. we know how you feel about that group, mr. president. now let's remind our viewer what is planned parenthood stands for and remember the president just said he stands behind that group every step of the way. >> if a baby is born on t

thank you, eric. >> eric: of course. chris wallace interview with the senator white house advisor dan pfeiffer and the national school shield task force director asa hutchinson on this controversial issue. it's op "fox news sunday" on the fox news channel later today. at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. tonight. >> jamie: we'll check that out. also, did you know that april is autism awareness month? a condition that affects one in 88 children. well, coming up next, the doctors will tell us about the latest research and treatments every parent should know. at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. do we hano.a mower? a trimmer? no. we got nothing. we just bought our first house, we're on a budget. we're not ready for spring. well let's get you ready. very nice. you see these various colors. we got workshops every saturday. yes, maybe

eric, back to you. >> eric: dominic, thanks so much. to the fox news voter fraud unit. there have been three guilty pleas in as many weeks for in the highest office of the land, the presidency. from the st. joseph county board of elections in south indiana. she pled guilty to fraud and forgery in the case that put president obama and hillary clinton on the ballot. she is the second election official to admit to election fraud. they are accused of faking the petigs that put obama and clinton on the ballot. so many names may have been forged that they have questioned that obama's team reached the legal number of legitimate signatures to qualify in the first place. but it wasn't caught during the election, so the signatures were never challenged and sailed right through. in the newt gingrich campaign last year, fake signatures were challenged. that's why he failed to make the primary ballot there. a campaign worker has pled guilt tow faking names and another one faces charges. we will have updates and continuing coverage on this issue. if you go to voter fraud at foxnews.c

. >> eric: and i'm in eric thomas. no joke with the weather, it did rain pretty well overnight. [ laughter ] >> it's your turn. >> he needs no introduction. >> i thought you were going to make fun of that coffee. >> i'm preoccupied. >> there has been coffee talk this morning. >> there is a coffee controversy. let's talk about what is going on. you can see right to the north we have yellow as you are coming across the san mateo bridge over towards hayward you are seeing a few yellows. we do have light to moderate showers out there, mainly over the bay water and heading down to the south bay. reduced visibility, one and a half mile at half moon bay and three at novato. notice the sporadic in nature, it may be dry where you are but if you are commuting you may run into wet weather this morning. as we head into the afternoon hours, scattered showers still possible. temperatures in the low to upper 60s around the bay. mid to upper 60s inland and mid-50s to low 60s at the coast. >>> good morning. that wet weather has caused

i'm heather childers in for jamie colby. >> eric: good morning. i'm eric shawn.

>> eric: i'm more than willing to take the shot. did he -- he was talking about america getting back on its feet after terrorism or tragedies is the way i read that. it wasn't really going. >> dana: what about hit you? >> gitmo, fifth question down. talking about the hunger strike at gitmo. president obama doubled down on closing gitmo. here we are, what are we five years since he promised to close gitmo the last time. interestingly enough he kept it open to executive order. >> you didn't think virginia tech was odd to mention. >> eric: the question was should americans be afraid going forward. he said no, ball games and continue to run your marathon. really quickly, ed henry asked the most important question of all. >> dana: the question. do we have it? it was a great question. i'm offended on ed henry. [ laughter ] >> dana: my assistant has it to read for you. >> eric: i have two pages of notes from the press conference. he asked -- i'm assume talking about the benghazi. i'm quoting him, not familiar with this notion that anybody

. >> eric: thank you as always. we begin with a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters with the fox news alert. she volunteered to go to afghanistan to help school children, joining the american foreign service to make the world a better place. she has been killed in the libe of duty, she was only 25 years old. >> jamie: so tough to report these stories. this is a brand-new hour. the state department is confirming that anne smedingoff was killed when a her convoy was targeted. she was delivering textbooks to school children. she joined the foreign service, 3 years ago out of johns hopkins yrt. secretary of state kerry is traveling in the region and will arrive shortly in israel. and woe have the latest from our mideast bureau in jerusalem. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry arrived to jump-start the middle-east peace process. he spent much of the day in turkey, meeting the prime minister about the israeli/palestinian conflict. >> but overshad owing the trip was the news that a 25-year-old diplomat was

>> eric: i do take a black helicopter. they are always there, by the way. [ laughter ] >> are you ready. producer, for five days has promised i could tell the world we are number two in all of cable news in all of 2013. and we run out of time. my conspiracy theater is that porter has known it all along. i thank our wonderful audience for number two and bring them along the ride to number one. >> dana: well played. andrea, you know there were times in capitol hill when you would be getting a ton of calls and people would have a theory, conspiracy theory. often you would think they aren't true but a lot of people think things are true. >> andrea: on some things. i think j.f.k. was murdered by the mob. i think marilyn monroe did not overdose for sure. >> dana: like what. >> andrea: and necessity she was whacked, killed. she was definitely killed. they were going to get her hands on the diary. >> bob: it's that italian stuff, whacked. >> there was big conspiracy that tupac is still alive. >> and him morrison. >> dana: 6% of pa

>> eric: we'll begin -- >> who is batman. >> eric: have you heard of this? overuse of the antibiotics. there is enough antibiotics to four out of five americans. west virginia doubled the number that are prescribed in alaska. how do you know when enough is enough or too much? >> four out of five american, 258 americans in 2010 were described antibiotic -- prescribed antibiotics. we know that there is overuse built in to this. we talk on the show how the sinus infections are viral. bronchitis is viral. upper respiratory is viral. the patients and doctors everywhere are reaching for that z-pack. that is what this shows. i talk to dr. laurie hicks, from the cdc. infeck, disease specialist. this is in the new england journal but this is a full-penaled study. she says the antibiotics are precious resource, not a magic bullet. that is a great quote. if we don't preserve the precious resource we will end up with resistance. there are 20 reanalysis tent bugs that give us problems. side effects, diarrhea, allergies. we have to reserve the antibiotics for when they ar

eric? >> eric: you know, jamie, the terror of what happened in boston, you did not have to be there physically yourself to suffer some of the forgets. you know, we've all seen the video tapes that were taken over and over again. have you suffered from this fear, from this panic, from this tor? what are the effects and how do we all deal with what we've been going through over the past week because of t developments in boston? coming up, we'll have the doctors and sunday house call will give us the latest on how we all can cope and deal with what we've seen. [ male announcer ] extreme power. ultimate savings. et both now at your polaris dealer during the xp sales event. rebates up to $1,000 and financing as low as 2.99% on the world's best powersports li-up. incredible deals on hard-working rangers, smooth-riding sportsmen, and razor-sharp rzrs. hurry to your local polaris dealer for rebates up to $1,000 and financing as low as 2.99% during the polaris xp sales event. for rebates up to $1,00

. >>> i'm eric shawn. he is being kept under heavy facility. he is right now at the federal medical center, located on the ground of a former army base. it's right in the middle of the state. it is designed specifically for inmates in need of long term medical care. they ce more secure than he potentially was at the hospital in downtown boston. david lee miller is live near that bombing site. good morning david lee. >> reporter: good morning. ordinarily on a sunday morning the square behind me would be quiet and sleepy. that is not the case this morning. almost two weeks after the double bombings took place just a few hundred feet where i am now. take a look over my shoulder. off in the distance you can see the makeshift memorial that you mentioned. thousands are still coming to here throughout the day bringing flowers and cards and o items of rbrance. this as six of those that were injured remain in the hospital. many of those who were hurt lost limbs. others suffered serious injuries that will require months and months, possibly a lifetime of

i'm eric boling. the governor and others will brief us shortly and we'll keep our camera on that and bring you the updated as soon as it starts. president obama for the first time called the attack terror. we'll also dig into the details of the devastating bomb blasts, heroic efforts of first responders, runners and bystanders and how this tough city and great country move forward after this cowardly act. bill hemmer has been on the scene and joins us. what the latest? >> reporter: good evening to you from massachusetts general. the surgeons came out about 90 minutes ago and one of the updates is truly stunning. they say they do not expected any of the patients here to lose any life. that is what they described as the good news. then they talked about people patients earlier today that came out of sedation that had their legs amp updated. they said they were happy to be alive. that is what is happening to the hospital. we move into the investigation, the forensics is the heart of this. what was the bo

eric? >> eric: north korea has a history of provocative missile launches to mark occasions. such as july 4. four years ago. and they have launched missiles right over japan. and with missile defense systems in place there, in south korea, guam and even in our country, in alaska and california, will kim jong un be persuaded to back down through the diplomatic efforts? all of this as the mull las in tehran are watching and learning. joining us now as he does every sunday, john bolton. former ambassador to the uniteunited statesunitednations. do you think we could do anything to stop a potential launch? >> at this point, the answer to that is no. but i think our egis class destroyers and the south korean counter parts will be watching very carefully if we get an indication that the missile is launched. we have don't have a lot of time. but if it looks like it's heading in a direction that could be dangerous toward japan, toward south korea, toward our base in guam, i think we'd be fully justified in using those egis class destroyers to shoot it down. >> meanwhile, they try to s

. >> eric: here is a breakdown of some of the areas hit by wind related power outages. the power is still out at this intersection in actually and king roads. cars are treating the intersection a four-way stop. right now more than 6200 customers in the south bay are without power. 5500 homes and businesses are in the dark on the peninsula. in san francisco about 200 customers are impacted. live team coverage continues with amy hollyfield in redwood city. >> we've met people in redwood city who still don't have power right now. take a look at the damage they have to clean up. look at this sign that was knocked right over by the winds. there were examples of problems all over the peninsula. unfortunately in some cases, the wind did some serious damage. >> falling trees overnight did all kinds of damage. the power lines, cars and homes but one thing they all seemed to have in common, the terrifying sound they made when they came crashing down. >> it's not a good sound. you know something major has happened. >> on lowell street the tree branch that landed on power lines cau

cashin' in session right now. >> eric: hello. i'm eric boling. and joining us this week is julian epstein and what has him fired up bus first to the teachers and administrators in atlanta accused of inflating standardized test scores to win performance bonuses. some reportedly throwing pizza parties while changing incorrect answers. teachers' unions saying the test crazed policies to improve scores. kimberly, blame the teachers that are cheating or blame the testimonies? >> blame the -- tests. >> they are retiring with pensions while we are graduating with kids that can't read maybe at a fourth or fifth grade level that are a burden to the economy because they are not going to be able to get a good job to support themselves. they become welfare and entitlement dependent. i'm giving the teachers a big "f" on this one and cry babies, that is way the union rolls. >> eric: what about those cry babies. the president of american federation of teachers says we are overtesting our kids? >> i blame the teachers but i also blame the test. they are both pro

. >> mounting tensions on the korean peninsula >> eric: new this morning, prosecutors in colorado movie theater shooting they will ask the death bailout against james holmes. this is new video of the parents arriving in court. d.a. said he made the decision after speaking with more than 800 victims and family members. he is charged with killing 12 people and wounding 58 others during a midnight screening of a movie last summer. his attorneys are expected to argue he is insane at the time of the shooting. >> prosecutors are high alert after a district attorney and his wife were found shot to death. there is extra security outside the courthouse. the killers are still on the loose. sources tell abc news the killer used an assault style rifle to shoot the district attorney and his wife saturday night. this happened a deputy district attorney was also shot down. >> why here in are we getting a assistant d.a. getting killed and a d.a.? >> they are reviewing cases brought by the two murder cases. >> south korean says the military will respond immediately if the north launches an attack. they

i'm eric thomas. >> cheryl: i'm cheryl jennings. it knocked out to power to 20,000 people and left a medication of downed trees and debris behind. now, the cleanup is under way. it made a huge mess for drivers. ocean beach, high winds are blowing sand cross it,. a huge tree fell on gonzalez drive and it tore up the sidewalk. we have live coverage started with cornell bernard. >> list have just reopened 18th avenue after somebody noticed something strange and pretty dangerous at the top of this abandoned movie theater. a piece of the old marque blown lose by the high winds. >> a large piece of sheet metal hangs dangerously off the old theater. store owners below are uneasy. >> it could have killed somebody. >> san francisco police closed 18th avenue to keep pedestrians away as firefighters use a ladder truck to secure the russ if i piece of metal. >> it would be pretty dangerous. we got it secured with ropes up there. >> reporter: blocks away high winds toppled a tree causing it to fall on 48th avenue. luckily nobody hurt here. crews

it is just over an hour and a half. >> "front row seat" is the book put together by eric draper. as a forward by president george w. bush. in this book on the u.s. the question, could a black kid from south central los angeles the photographer for the president of the united states? with the answer to the question? >> guest: that's a big yes. >> host: how did you get job? >> guest: in 2000 i was a staff photographer and that's my background is photojournalism. so i covered the campaign full-time for 18 months nearly. >> host: did you get to know the president in that kind of work? >> guest: you do. he spent a lot of time on the road, most of the other journalists and a lot of time at the campaign staff. i really didn't think about the job until after the election because you might remember the election wasn't decided that night. during the recount, that gave me the opportunity to pursue the position if governor bush had won the election. everything line up. it was perfect timing for me because right after he became president-elect, i asked him in person and took a page out of thi

. >> eric: that's for sure. now there is another study, talk about studies, this one links -- ready for this, folks -- baldness in men with heart disease. dr. siegel, you lose your hair and now you have a heart attack? >> now look, i am wondering -- >> jamie: how are you feeling, doc? >> i want you to know this is out of tokyo, and it looks at male pattern baldness. >> out of breath already. >> i have both of these. vertex, increase of the thinking and up to 69% of heart disease. they look at a lot of patients, almost 40,000. i want to point out here something we mentioned before. what is an observationm study? what does it mean to look at population to say they have a higher risk of heart disease? what is the reason? we don't know. we don't have proof. two hormones i want to discuss, both of which david will find interesting. one, dihydorxy testosterone. we know there is a lot of that in balding men. is that involved with the heart disease? second, protoglandid d, 2 another thing we find on the head of balding

>> eric: most of states you are going to have on to do that. one issue, if i want to give my gun to my mie child, do i have to background check my own kid? >> that is a little nuts. the whole thing is a little ridiculous. here, even if you stopped it. we're going to stop gun sales forever. here you got a kid that has a knife down in texas and carved up 20 people. if you go to middle east they use bombs. there are crazy people. they are going to do whatever they want to. all this regulation is foolish and this discussion. here you have eric holder who is leading, he is the attorney general of the united states. he pushed something called fast and furious should have been called dumb and dumber in which they pushed arms to mexican gun lords and they found out they killed u.s. agents with their own guns. the whole thing is based on this outrage that came out and obama making it to politicize it, it's worth less. there are too many exemptions. >> eric: police want a website for law enforcement professionals. 95% of them said limiting the magazine r

eric thinks the earth is very grounding. to h eric, eric, eric! must everything always be about eric? niles, may i suggest that when maris returns you have some intensive couples therapy? there's a reichian group... oh, blah, blah blah, blah. all maris needs to know is that you love her. buy her some flowers. fix her a romantic dinner when she gets home. that will any woman forgive you. think that will work? if it didn't you wouldn't be here. make well, i'd be willing to try, but it's impossible. our cook walked out in sympathy with maris. i could help you prepare something. i have a late date with eric... ...ca, an elderly aunt erica but i could come over early and have everything ready by the time mrs. crane arrives. well, thank you, daphne. what would mrs. crane like for dinner? oh, you have free rein. just bear in she can't have shellfish poultry, red meat, saturated fats nitrates, wheat, starch, sulfites m.s.g. or dairy. mind, did i say nuts? oh, i think that's implied. ( thunder rumbles ) here, come in, daphne, and warm yourself by the fire.

>> eric: a lot. if you throw something like that the mound is going to get attacked by the ballplayers. you don't miss that badly. these are professionals. $150 million. you want to brush him off the plate. he put that on his upper shoulder. if you get attacked like that by a batter, what are you going to do is run? if he runs away he is >> bob: let me ask you something in a case like this, clinton has been hit any more players. >> i think he is responsible for this. >> dodgers need all the help they can get. >> bob: we have a quick. masters tournament, tiger woods is lead, he is minus five. there is a guy there, this the fenom from china. excuse me when i try to pronounce his name, he is 14 years old and his name is, i'm going to take is --. >> bob: that is what i thought. if he makes the cut, it's very close. is that tiger? >> wait a second. this kid is 14 years old and youngest amateur to make the cut. >> dana: doesn't that prove that golf is too easy. [ laughter ] >> greg: i'm outraged. i'm tryin

eric what is going on in arkansas well exxon is basically running the show they got permission from a local judge to basically take over their paying all the over time for the local police for the local sheriff's department to keep media away from where the oil is where the tar sands richmond has rather we were told by one officer quote i'm being paid a lot of money to keep out of here and we went in anyways and we got footage of the wetland where they our washed all that tar sands which meant that spilled into the neighborhood and the idea that our washing could send it to the wetland is absurd water runs down you know and there are topographic maps and hydrological maps that they have access to they knew exactly what they were doing and they put it someplace that it would be harder for the media to see the extent of the spill and then meet the neighborhood itself look as tidy and cosmetic as possible for the t.v. cameras that they do allow and so eric said that the media is camped out there covering one part of the oil spill with the media mainstream media is is not covering what'

eric williams is sitting in jail. over the weekend he was arrested and charged with making a terror terroristic threat. they insist they've cooperated voluntarily with investigators. >> my condolences go out to the mclelland and hasse family because they were in public office doing the right thing and for some reason they were not aware of they paid the ultimate price for that. >> reporter: williams' connection to the two dates back to last year convicted on two counts ofburgly and theft by a public servant. this video played at his trial shows him stealing computers from a county building and here he is during a police interrogation. >> so basically just took the monitors and the memory -- >> not that i can remember. >> reporter: it was a big scandal in a little town. prosecutors mark hasse and mike mclelland were front and center on the case. this is a picture of both men from the courtroom during that trial. denise bell covered the trial for "forney post." >> it was a megatrial. the sense of it was a big trial. >>

army veteran eric karun posted this video online while fighting with the rebels in syria they are. foolish of us eric karun has joined the al qaeda linked group gentleness were the only rebel group in syria that the u.s. has designated as terrorists while in syria eric actively posted photos and videos of himself holding various weapons breaking about the rebels latest attacks and calling himself a freedom fighter. your days are numbered you're going to die no matter what where you go we will find you and kill you upon arrival in the u.s. he was arrested and charged with illegally using a rocket propelled grenade on behalf of the al qaeda affiliated group according to court documents eric told the f.b.i. that quote he hated al qaeda he did not know any al qaeda members and would fight any regime if it impose sharia law in syria end of quote but in an interview with a journalist before he was arrested eric responded to a question about fighting alongside terrorists is syria by saying quote the us plays both sides to end of quote very karun had never served overseas during his brief

. ♪ >> eric: new this morning, prosecutors in colorado movie theater shooting they will ask the death bailout against james holmes. this is new video of the parents arriving in court. d.a. said he made the decision after speaking with more than 800 victims and family members. he is charged with killing 12 people and wounding 58 others during a midnight screening of a movie last summer. his attorneys are expected to argue he is insane at the time of the shooting. >> prosecutors are high alert after a district attorney and his wife were found shot to death. there is extra security outside the courthouse. the killers are still on the loose. sources tell abc news the killer used an assault style rifle to shoot the district attorney and his wife saturday night. this happened a deputy district attorney was also shot down. >> why here in are we getting a assistant d.a. getting killed and a d.a.? >> they are reviewing cases brought by the two murder cases. >> south korean says the military will respond immediately if the north launches an attack. they declared a state of war exist with the so

we can't continue on this path, eric. we have .6% gdp -- >> craig, let me jump in here -- >> we're not going to get -- this thing turned around. >> if you add the people that keep leaving the work force, you're talking about 12, 13, 14% unemployment rate. but here's the question. all those people that leave the work force, they're living on the government dole. they're relying on the government. where is the incentive to get them back to work? >> amen. they get unemployment. chronic unemployment. now 4.6% of our work force. 40% of our work force. 4.6 million people. but you're right: first you get up employment for x amount of weeks and if it's more than 27 weeks it's croppic unemployment. then you go on to disability. last month we had 82,000 people join the disable ranks. now nine million people getting disability. then you get some welfare if the disability runs out. then you get food stamps. eric, we both know, and neil knows, these numbers don't work, and what is amazing the administration can say that nobody challen

he could go anywhere. >> host: eric draper i wanted to ask about this. the presidents on the south lawn of the white house and you can look straight at him. can people see him from where they are on the jogging path? >> guest: the white house, the way it's laid out typically the president would walk onto the south lawn. it's almost like he was alone, not completely alone and obviously there are thousands of tourists outside. it's a really interesting place and how it's laid out. >> host: here is another visit. mrs. beasley in the picture. >> guest: mrs. beasley was more affectionate and the president was play with her a lot. these types of light moments happened literally in seconds and then it was back to the seriousness of the day or a meeting. it was amazing how quickly things would transition from very intense to light and funny to back to serious. the whole day was like that. >> host: crawford. you write in here and i should say in "front row seat" there is a page or two of text introducing each segment. you say here that, i enjoyed the president's

a rocket propelled grenade on behalf of the al qaeda affiliated group according to court documents eric told the f.b.i. that quote he hated al qaeda he did not know any al qaeda members and would fight any regime if it impose sharia law in syria end of quote but in an interview with a journalist before he was arrested eric responded to a question about fighting alongside terrorists is syria by saying quote the us plays both sides to end of quote very karun had never served overseas during his brief time with the u.s. military before heading for syria he had a quiet job with a mortgage company in phoenix arizona worlds away from the walls of the middle east i spoke with and speckhard a leading expert on terror psychology on why westerners end up in the ranks of

has charged eric harroun know with conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction but although the u.s. considers of the group that the u. ford for the all nusra front to be terrorists washington continues to beef up its support for the syrian insurgency as artie's granted you can report. u.s. army veteran eric cartoon posted this feed your online while fighting with the rebels in syria she shot a. just so much of the saudi air karun has joined the al qaeda linked group gentleness for the only rebel group in syria that the u.s. has that ignited this terrorists while in syria eric actively posted photos and videos of himself holding various weapons bragging about the rebels latest attacks and calling himself a freedom fighter who shows your days are numbered you're going to die no matter what where you go we will find you and kill you upon arrival in the u.s. he was arrested and charged with illegally using a rocket propelled grenade on behalf of the al qaeda affiliated group according to court documents eric told the f.b.i. that quote he hated al qaeda he did not know any al qaeda memb

tell you that he believed eric williams was responsible for that murder? >> yes. >> he did. what exactly and in what context did he tell you this? >> in a context of, be careful, deni denise. >> he told you to be careful. >> yes. >> why would he tell you to be careful? >> because i sat in the front row and covered this story for ten days. >> reporter: despite eric williams now getting so much attention, investigators have still not officially named him as a suspect or filed murder charges against him. >> ed lavandera joins us live from dallas, also with us our top legal team, attorney and legal analyst lisa bloom here in new york and defense attorney and former prosecutor brian silver is in miami. ed, i want to start with you because this man eric williams has been well-known to you for some time as well as others who have been covering this case for a while right now. let's start with last year. what did he cell say about his initial conviction last year? >> reporter: well thshgs is interesting. we've gone through much of the court transcript from that tr