lauren's law. >> wow. that was, like, incredible, to actually have a law named after me, and that could ultimately make a difference in organ donation and hopefully increase the numbers of enrolled donors. it was just a great experience. >> ♪ oh, say, can you see ♪ by the dawn's early light >> lauren shares her story as often as she can. for example, she makes it a point to attend the ceremony where new american citizens are sworn in. >> it's a great opportunity to tell the new citizens of this great country about the opportunities they have to participate in our democracy, and one of those things being saving lives. >> and the governor signed into law... into law that bears her name -- "lauren's law." [ applause ] >> at age 13, lauren is already an experienced public speaker. >> just when it seemed that all hope was lost, the doctors came in and told mommy that my donor was found. i had an angel that was willing to give me the gift of life. the very next day, i had a heart transplant that saved my lif

. >> a little shock for lauren. so many people posting their photos on infragram, hoping they would get chosen. she's the lucky one. >> she's lucky and so deserving. there she is in her pjs. want to tell you about lauren before the transformation is complete. we believe there are so many reasons she deserves our instaglam makeover. and she's getting it with the help of my gram squad. you're in great hands, lauren. >> what a story she has to tell. >> yeah. >>> and then, from the good to the bizarre. you thought maybe the lululemon thing couldn't get worse. well, founder of the popular exercise clothing company, apologized. you will remember, he blamed women's bodies for complaints against some of their yoga pants. i can't -- i don't know. again, i didn't go to business school. i don't know that that's in the curriculum. >> it will be now. >> some people calling his apology the worst ever. >> oh, boy. >> it's from the what were you thinking department, big-time. >>> and "deals & steals." so many great gifts this morni

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connell: thanks, lauren. >> thank you, lauren. killing the kill switch. samsung's proposed mobile feature is being met with opposition from wireless carriers. the software would al allow users to remotely disable the smart phones if they're lost or stolen, rendering them inoperable. at&t, verizon wireless and sprint and others are rebuffing samsung's concept over fears the hackers could find back doorway of enabling a kill switch and disabling someone's phone. law enforcement officials don't see it that way. san francisco district attorney says carriers are rejecting the idea, so they can quote, continue to shake down customers for billions of dollars in theft insurance premiums. connell: only one, only one episode for the toronto mayor rob ford, they canceled his tv show up in canada. it is funny you would think, must have been bad ratings. no, it actually had huge ratings for sun news network there. the problem is, time is money. the show took them five hours to tape the show. then it was like another eight hours, what they're saying to edit the show. t

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. >> lauren levine cares about her privacy. >> i don't even want to be on tv talking about this, but it is something that is really important. people don't know that this is happening. >> reviewing lauren's facebook profile from a stranger's account her privacy settings make nothing visible to anyone but her friends until we click in the search box at the top of the page. >> and all kinds of menu options come up, photos of me and friends of mine and photos by me. >> the menu is part of graph search. it rolled out over the summer and a recent policy change says you can't opt out of it. >> photos i commented on and liked and photos my friends commented on, all kinds of things and i had no idea it was there. >> though everything lauren posts on facebook is private, sometimes she is tagged or comments on a friend's picture that is shared publicly. and now any stranger can look at those tags and comments from her profile. >> it is page after page after page it is really alarming. >> after lauren brought the story to our attention we rounded up the volunteers who said they would graph sear

lauren simonetti is there and she is taking a look at some do it yourself stocks. lauren? >> absolutely. despite the fact that fewer americans bought existing homes last month they're fixing their homes. lowe's, this is the second biggest loser on the s&p 500. profits were fine. issue, lowe's didn't do what home depot did yesterday. they didn't up their guidance for the full year. in home depot's case it was for the second time. they raised outlook but not as much as wall street wanted. it wasn't a terrible report. it wasn't as good as a lot of people wanted it to be. back to you. lori: lauren, thanks so much for that. >>> the housing market may be slowing down for the average american but the luxury market is apparently on fire catering to a-list celebs like jessica simpson and scher. they call a conerge busiss f the sta. th areofouers, propatelitle wliam and romita, part of the real estate group, williams and high land. welcome to both of you. >> thank you so much. lori: you probably heard heard government data on existing home sales, down for the 7th straight month, in

i am lauren simonetti fox business. >> good tips for lauren this morning. he showed us how to carve up our turkeys. now it is time to put us and master butcher ray to the test with a carve off. >> we have a one-minute count down. do we have a clock on the screen. >> push the leg toward the table slicing it so it opens up. push and pull all of the way down. there you go. >> then we cut this off. >> that's where you can cut through. >> i can't. >> too look at our nails. we didn't get manicures for this. >> sorry mom. >> am i off? >> right in this section here. >> you are cutting this, too. >> then we are going to take the -- (talking over one another) oh, it's very good. we are eating this too early. we are going to wash our mouth and come back in just a minute>> our butterball talk line expert is here. there. first let's check in with anna she is down stairs. she will be anchoring "fox and friends." what's coming up on the show today? >> we are live with the macy's parade. plus are you having turkey trouble? an expert from butterball is here to answer all of

. >> lauren levine cares about her privacy. >> i don't even want to be on tv talking about this, but it is something that is really important. people don't know that this is happening. >> reviewing lauren's facebook profile from a stranger's account her privacy settings make nothing visible to anyone but her friends until we click in the search box at the top of the page. >> and all kinds of menu options come up, photos of me and friends of mine and photos by me. >> the menu is part of graph search. it rolled out over the summer and a recent policy change says you can't opt out of it. >> photos i commented on and liked and photos my friends commented on, all kinds of things and i had no idea it was there. >> though everything lauren posts on facebook is private, sometimes she is tagged or comments on a friend's picture that is shared publicly. and now any stranger can look at those tags and comments from her profile. >> it is page after page after page it is really alarming. >> after lauren brought the story to our attention we rounded up the volunteers who said they would graph sear

lauren simonetti at new york stock exchange. you don't have to look further than gold if you want to blame the fed. gold really taking a hit today but it had a lot of action including a halt in trading. >> absolutely. gold prices settling at a four-month low an down continuing to move lower in electronic trading. look at them. some of them are down almost 4%. so the gold sector and gold mining stocks getting really hit hard today. liz: wow, but a halt for half an hour in gold trading because it fell so dramatically. lowe's shares sliding into the red reporting third quarter earnings we have before the bell that did not thrill investors, lauren. >> they raised their outlook for the year. it just wasn't enough to please wall street. one trader told me, lowe's and home depot. we like home depot, not lowe's. david: jcpenney may have a future after all. [closing bell ringing] jcpenney was up about 7%. wells are ringing on wall street. jcpenney is happy of other people are but we say it has been worse than it was. dow is trading not a

. >> lauren levine cares about her privacy. >> i don't even want to be on tv talking about this, but it is something that is really important. people don't know that this is happening. >> reviewing lauren's facebook profile from a stranger's account her privacy settings make nothing visible to anyone but her friends until we click in the search box at the top of the page. >> and all kinds of menu options come up, photos of me and friends of mine and photos by me. >> the menu is part of graph search. it rolled out over the summer and a recent policy change says you can't opt out of it. >> photos i commented on and liked and photos my friends commented on, all kinds of things and i had no idea it was there. >> though everything lauren posts on facebook is private, sometimes she is tagged or comments on a friend's picture that is shared publicly. and now any stranger can look at those tags and comments from her profile. >> it is page after page after page it is really alarming. >> after lauren brought the story to our attention we rounded up the volunteers who said they would graph sear

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lauren, why are the media engaging this? >> i think president obama has lost the benefit of the doubt with the washington media and it started when the department of justice started spying on reporters. and i think -- >> and he said he didn't know. >> and then said i didn't know that it happened. and so now it's become the i don't know guy. the i don't know king as opposed to the person who is leaving the country. then it moves on to the bloggers, then to the media. one person reports that and it sets the tone for the rest of the media. >> tim carney, i can see you thinking i told you so. >> sometimes@of the on my friends are banging their heads against the wall even on obama care. we said during the debate, you are not going to be able to keep your plan. the point of is to outlaw certain plans. >> so you think the media is late to the game? >>. >> i think the media -- >> until the program takes effect, you can't be absolutely certain in advantage that it's goes to spin out. >> the cbo knew it would be 40% to 60% of the cong

it would be impossible for me to show you all the defying vascular but to give you a taste is sophie lauren in paris with a gentleman wearing a very important rubin i didn't and a diamond necklace and claudia wearing a 66 carrot pear-shaped diamond drop and another actor wearing a loaned magnetic necklace. if it's set with 7 large columbine emerald over 1 hundred

lauren says sales are on track for triple in 2014. alison starling, abc 7 news. >> the capitol christmas tree is set to arrive in the district tomorrow. the spruce was cut in washington state and has made stops throughout the country. the tree will be decorated and lit in a special ceremony on tuesday, december 3. you can track the tree's exact location by going to our website, wjla.com. we are still days away from thanksgiving. what we can expect for

lauren, who is about to get whalloped the worst? >> well it's going to be a large portion of the lower midwest that's under the gun. the highest risk area includes ohio, indiana, southern michigan, parts of eastern illinois, and northern kentucky as well. >> axelrod: any forecast that contains the word "tornadotornas always a scary one. how real is the threat? >> it will be real. we could see some stronger tornadoes of e.f.-2 strength or greater. there's also a large threat for damaging winds in excess of 75 miles per hour, too. >> axelrod: lauren casey keeping her eye on a scary situation for us, thank you. now to the confusion over the affordable care act which only seems to deepen for many americans trying to figure out xactly is going to happen to their health insurance. president obama is now calling for a woon-year extension of policies that insurance company have already canceled, but the companies and state regulators are saying it's not that simple. as jeff pegues reports, it's the customers who are caught in the middle. >>

king hours the show everybody's talking about the walking dead will meet the stars stephen the un and lauren cohanim they may reveal something. about the series for the season there's these come on these zone and i actually just think there's a fascination with the simplicity of the apocalypse like it's the end of the wild everything's about necessity you don't even know if you're a hero but you get to see if these don't people can be hero plus and this kid just kept on yelling glenn glenn glenn over and it wasn't being like him on issues like annoying he was just he didn't know my name that was a compliment or a i just think there's a rule you probably shouldn't shout at people in general. that's all ahead on larry king now. with us on today's edition of larry king now stephen you and lauren cole they are glen re and maggie green dildos the unlikely romantic heroes while unlikely to do things i would yeah yeah i resent that as well poor oh there was so little i didn't write it i begin to like thank you very much how did you get the part by some stroke of magical luck and grace and no idea i

now we look at lauren. >> come out lauren. >> step out next to the picture. i love this how they match up next to the picture and the video. this is an investment. this is $129 from l.l. bean but everyone needs a great trench. you can go from inside to outside and it really looks like a very chic, very chic item. and then you see the -- >> classic. >> the flats in the picture, they're prada. these are from american eagle for $34.95. this total look, $250.87 and the designer one clearly thousands. >> nice. >> that's great. >> great. >> you guys should remember at home, too, a lot of this stuff these celebrities get for free. don't feel so bad about it. they get a lot of it for free. >> it's gifted and a lot of these designers at these mass market stores are making the items so exact. i would wear so many of these pieces. it's about mixing and matching high and low. >> jessica alba. >> okay. >> jessica alba, this is daniela. in the picture we have a bag, oliver people sunglasses. thousands of dollars. look at this look, so many pieces you can mix and match, tot

in new york, fox news, lauren green. >> thank you lauren. >>> there's one family not giving thanks for its two cats today. an obama administration official has a not so lov >>> and now some fresh pickings from the political grape fine. here's a strategy drawing its fair share of criticism. shortly before leaving his job, he announced hundreds needed to be laid off. the budget cuts did not extend to his quarter million bonus. he still got it on top of his $700,000 base salary. he's due for another bonus despite the layoff. in jerusalem, a woman is fined $140 a day for refusing to circumstance si circumcise her son. the woman says she has no right to mute lies her son who's now a year old. the court worries letsing this go through unchallenged would set a precedent. >>> you may have heard dogs have masters and cats have a staff. a tennessee man left his cats $250,000 in an estate and 4,000 square feet home. the will is legal and insists the cats should be cared for with the money. when the cats dies, the human airs can move jake out but has to keep caring for him. the cats got distracted

thanks, lauren this. is it for this edition of "media buzz." i'm howard kurtz. let's continue it on facebook and twitter. foxnews.com/mediabuzz, back here next sunday 11:00 and 5:00 eastern with the latest buzz. >>> fox news alert. we have new reaction coming in from u.s. lawmakers about the nuclear deal with iran. this comes, of course, after the six world powers and iran came to that historic agreement late last night, 3:00 in the morning in geneva. that deal caused tehran to delay its nuclear program for six months. in exchange for what president obama describes as, quote, modest relief from economic sanctions. but the big question the world faces today, right now, will this potentially stop iran from possibly getting a nuclear bomb? hello, everyone, welcome to "america's news hq," i'm eric shawn.

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i know, lauren, there are lots of temptations out there, but i think it is all mental. i think of joel olsteen who eludes to temptation in the book of daniel chapter 6. out class the others. even in captivity he didn't eat what the king ate. he followed his own diet that was better for him and prescribed by religious law. i stand out by my demand for excellence. what i mean is, i know what is right for my body. i know what keeps me healthy. i have done all of the trial and error even when others tried to shame me into being a sheep i remind myself that i am better than that. i have eaten the pasta, coffee, white bread and got sick and then veegan and felt weak. eating correctly is important and i educated myself as to who got the best results from their diet. i listened to what the doctors recommended. i heard his story on how high -- how he saved his own diet and i stayed the course. excellent for me is important and necessary. i demand it. so should you. remember if you have a question about diet, exercise or anti-ages tweet me at carol altfnc or post-it on my faceboo

lauren, the stock please. lauren: it is down more than 4%, almost 5%. commodity costs, they fell back in february you may remember. cutting on average 6%, but now the company is worried about the full-year spec itself to fall more than expected decline by 2%. so there you have it. stuart: i want to go around the table, did you know smuckers puts out folgers coffee? i didn't. ben bernanke says he will keep on printing money until the cows come home in the foreseeable future. why no huge rally? sandra, you first. xander: his response is you are a fund manager right now and your job is to beat the s&p 500 for the year. up 26, 27% for the year, are you going to risk any more capital on the market sitting at 16,000 on the dial? that is why we are not bigger, not to mention the big round number, 16,000 in the dow. everybody is nervous at these levels given a fed driven rally and they don't know what the fed is going to do next. stuart: charles. charles:' this place better to what sandra's view of the market. ben bernanke trying to explain tapir is not the sam

lauren. >> thanks. the case is being brought before the international tribunal for the law of the sea by the netherlands. they want the journalists to be released until they can have their trial in court. >> we hope that this process will contribute to a reasonable resolution to this as we have consistently stated, reasonable charges such as trespassing, we would be happy to face that. but pry aresy and [ inaudible ]. >> give us a bit more information about the background of why they brought this case to this particular court. >> well, lauren, just to specify it's the dutch foreign ministry that sent lawyers here today in hamburg, and they have been stressing to the presiding judge and the rest of the judges that although russia has said it doesn't recognize this arbitration process, this is the right place for it to be heard, and they can actually issue orders without the other party, being russia, being present, that is under the law of the seas which russia and other states signed back in the 1980s.

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lauren ashburn, fox news contributor and author of top twitter column on foxnews.com. richard grinell. former spokesman for ambassador john bolton at the u.n. lauren ashburn, was that question in the chris wallace interview of liz cheney fair game? >> absolutely fair. mary put this issue out into the press. it's been batted about. and it would be journalistic malpractice, almost negligence, not for chris to bring it up. >> rick grinell, same-sex marriage. nobody would dispute it's a legitimate issue in a senate campaign. but bring in family. >> basically, are we surprised that "the new york times" and others are trying to stop liz cheney from getting into the senate race? >> how do we get to "the new york times"? it's chris wallace fox news. >> "the new york times" put this on the front page, howie. this is not a front page story. it's a legitimate story. let's be fair. barack obama has a sibling. hillary clinton has siblings that have disagreed with them on policy issues. that has never been on the front page of the "new york times." why this? because it's a conservat

the luxury retailer said business was strongest at the ralph lauren storms and raised dividend as well. the shares rose more than 5% to $180.52. >>> shares çof abercrombe and blamed the short spending on young shoppers. the stock off 13.5% to $33.13. >>> the cut in oil production caused shares to drop. the gas producer topped revenue forecast but the beat overshadowed by the company's weak outlook. the stock fell near lie 7% to $26.23. >>> halliburton will hike the quarterly dividend by 20% to 15 cents a share. the ceo of the second largest oil field services company said halliburton anticipates buying more stock. the stock popped more than 2%, $54.40 the close there. >>> bearracuda network raised about $75 million, pricing more than 4 million shares. the ceo says barracuda's business model is promising. >> we've been cash flow positive since the three months after our three co-founders founded the business. we had a healthy balance sheet. as they level the cloud infa st structure, we believe we can ex pend margins. $21.55. >>> joining us tow now to talk about the money, joe, welcome

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not much movement there. >> thank you very much, lauren. we will see what happens. >> do you think twitter is a good investment? here is what some of you responded. >> it is probably okay for a short term investment, i wouldn't hold it for a long time. >> eric tweeted i don't like it at 26 right now but twitter is a winner. i am a big fan of twirt. >> also on facebook cynthia said, this is not something i will be investing in. >> it is now 15 minutes to the top of the hour. a police officer responding to an emergency on the highway comes face to face with another accident that almost cost him his life. >> the shocking new dining trend, restaurant seating customers at tables based on their looks? we will tell you where that is happening. you will get the best table in the house. >> the window seat, brian. >> after waiting 90 minutes. let me show you what i did today. president clinton is talking about the advice he would give to president obama being there are some discrepancies about how he described obamacare as opposed to what we are expe

>> some of it, lauren, is to do with iranian politics. the new president mr. romanny was elected. on one of his platforms was to ease the sanctions that are really hurting the economy, and hurting ordinary iranians and there was a sense here that the iranians are in a hurry to deliver a result on that pledge. they need something concrete to take back, they need to sell it as a victory, they are being accused of making to many compromises by conservatives back home, but they need to go back to tehran soon and say listen, this is what we promised, we are now delivering on that. on the other hand, on the other side of this, there are talks as i mentioned in tehran, but also in washington and of course tel-aviv, urging against the removal of sanctions. today saying for example, that any such deal similar to the one being discussioned would be a historic mistake, he has allies in washington that will be putting pressure if such a deal is agreed. >> okay, thank you very much. keeping an eye on those talks for us in geneva. a british scientists using 3-d printing to create human tissue h

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here to discuss the challenges involved in new york, lauren wolfe, director of the women under siege project at the women's media center and miriam elder who hired the new women's rights reporters. i'll ask you first. why did buzzfeed think it was important to have a women's issues correspondent? >> aside from the fact that you stated women's issues tend to me willfully under covered where we're trying this new report to international news where you have regional coverage and we find that you can explore places that might feel alien to many american readers by going in through something that they are interested in such as women's rights. if someone is interested in women's rights in america, the bet is they'll be interested in women's rights abroad and it's willfully undercov covered and hope to join into that space. >> you have do >> do few news sources cover these issues? >> if you look at the status of women in media report that you just had up there, you can see even on sunday talk shows like this, 25% of the guests are women. at the top levels there's maybe 15% of women on major

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lauren simonetti. liz: thank you very much. did you see oil? oil got rocked a little bit today, following release of fed -- don't even get started on gold. gold plummeted dramatically. crude oil gave up most of gains it saw in the upcoming tapering. david: go back to the floor of the cme with fox business contributor phil flynn and our own sandra smith. you know, we want to talk about oil but sandy, i got to talk about gold first. does it have a bottom at this point? it doesn't look like it? >> well the markets definitely setting up for a possible taper by the end of the year. gold definitely a big selloff, down 30 bucks on the session, but silver, with the worst, one of the worst performer on a percentage basis, so david, what is happening is, we're getting strengthening of the u.s. dollar against global currencies. everybody is selling out of any asset tied to the u.s. dollar like gold and silver. not to mention anybody who wants to buy stocks end of the year, raising money spell selling out of precious metals. nobody is calling for a bottom

lauren ashburn is the host of top twitter talk. >>> i see you already have your make up on. >> ha. it seems that this administrate has had the good fortune of having the leaks get in with the good news and now we are seeing anonymous people leaking and they are being published. >> is there anyone who likes president obama and th giving him the benefit of the doubt at all. the reason that so many people are jumping onto this is because the numbers are so shockingly low. it said this, the president apparently said this, if i had known mr. obama said according to the aid, we could have delayed the website. now there is a lot to talk about within that quote. should the president have known, the issue with you lauren is, what kind of aid would give this kind of information out and why? >> why would they do it? they know they are in trouble. he was the one trying to say the white house is facing increasing pressure from the media right now to do something about the 3.5 million people to lose their health kcare and the individual mandate. as you were talking about earlier kay hagan, she i

] >> my number one choice is simon because i like the name. >> how does lauren feel about simon jr.? >> not thrilled. >> how will his life change? >> no change. >> you say that now. but when the baby comes it maybe different. >> maybe. i'm going to have a fun time and teach him how to do my job as quickly as possible. pass the reins over. >> who will get married first, simon or terri? >> likely to be able to get married at the moment. when he's actually legally allowed to get married, will you marry your boyfriend? >> why change the question. keep at it? >> i'm not even going to discuss this. >> good try. >> good try indeed. >> now this couples news for you of a different kind. robin roberts has sha nighia twain talking all about her messy divorce. >> robin doing a little moonlighting from her gig in new york on gma and heading to nashville. no bigger nashville drama than sha nighia twain. her reclusive husband leaving her for her best friend. >> i'm never going to be okay with my my friend did to me and my marriage. never. >> in five years have you forgen him? >> i'm still masds. >>

here we are with lauren. can you tell us how long have been here so far and what you're working on? >> we started our residency on june 1, so we came into the studio then and spent most of the first couple weeks just digging around in the trash. i am continuing my body of work, kind of making these hand- embroidered objects from our day-to-day life. >> can you describe some of the things you have been making here? this is amazing. >> i think i started a lot of my work about the qualities of light is in the weight. i have been thinking a lot about things floating through the air. it is also very windy down here. there is a piece of sheet music up there that i have embroidered third. there is a pamphlet about hearing dea -- nearing death. this is a dead rabbit. this is what i am working on now. this is a greeting card that i found, making it embroidered. it is for a very special friend. >> while we were looking at this, i glanced down and this is amazing, and it is on top of a book, it is ridiculous and amazing. >> i am interested in the serendipity of these still life compositions. w

show a picture of wonderful lauren codell. sorry, lauren. you might not have been on the camera but there's the lovely lady who said it. it happens. apparently the viewers went to the facebook page and said we understand, we get it. they didn't raise too big a fuss. >> okay. good news for her. >> yes. >> oh, my gosh. i -- >> fudge. you can't go wrong with fudge. >> i empathize with her. it's never happened to me. it's the one thing where i can feel all the blood going to my feet. >>> we want to share with you an adorable five-year-old who's now leading a marching band. this is terenze mcelvin. he wanted to start practicing with the band. he went to the band summer band camp. this is the glade central high school. he felt that he was kind of going to do this for fun. little did he know he was being recruited to be one of the band's majors. the newest band major, there he is. he debuted his talents at the muck ball which happens to be one of their biggest games of the year. this is him during the halftime performance. take a listen. ♪ ♪ �

. >> lauren. >> could you tell us what it would take after an earthquake or some other emergency when you are in your home and maybe no power or water for a little while. what it would take for you and oreo to be comfortable and safe at home. >> just as you would prepare for your own needs should an earthquake or a disaster event occur, you need to prepare for your pets. and i have brought with me today, some of the things that i have put in my disaster kit to prepare for my animal's needs to make sure that i am ready should something happen and i need to shelter at home. >> what are some of the things that people should have in their home after an earthquake or other emergency to help take care of their tasks and take care of themselves. >> i took the liberty of bringing you some examples. it includes a first aid kit for your pet and you can also use it for yourself and extra meds for your pets. and water container that will not tip over. we have got both food, wet food and dry food for your pet. and disposable food container. and water, and your vet records. in addition, we have a c

. >> joining me now political reporter for "us news and world report" lauren fox and david nakamura. we just hear ted cruz invoking president reagan suggesting he's like reagan. is that a fair comparison? >> probably not. jay leno sort of challenged him, sort of said i don't think reagan would be able to within a primary or be able to sort of appeal to the tea party right now. that's something jeb bush said a year ago during the campaign that you know, and that's something president obama has said, as well. i think you know, people go on a show like leno to try to broaden their appeal and soften their edge. cruz faced a few tough questions from leno and i think he handled it fairly well, but you know, he sort of tried to say i'm not so extreme. the only reason i shut down the government was because president obama refused to negotiate on the bigger budget principles. but at the same time, i think leno did expose some of the points that ted cruz is trying to get away from with his father saying extreme comments and gay marriage. cruz didn't answer those, as well. it will be interestin