0 someone finding something in the yard sale or attic and turns out to be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. is it just luck? >> good to see that, and i had no idea baseball was that old in this country, you learn something new every day. >> somebody is going to get wealthy. thanks for joining us. >> "america live" starts right now. >> megyn: we begin with a fox news alert. a bombshell report on the president's health care law, finding that a key pledge will not hold true for millions and millions of americans. welcome to "america live" everyone, i'm alisyn camerota in for megyn kelly today. despite the problems, if americans stick with their player-based insurance plans and doctors, now, the nan partisan congressional budget office expected that some americans would be off their current plans, as of august, predicted that would be 4 million. just yesterday, the cbo has nearly doubled that prediction it will allow people to actually stabilize their coverage. >> and chris, you heard her, obamacare will help people keep the coverage they have and it will help them stabilize their coverage. how does the white house now justify these new cbo numbers to show that 7 million americans will not be able to keep their employer-based coverage? >> very carefully. no, i mean, look, this is washington. the thing that you say four years ago, three years ago, today, well, it's complicated, it's a process, it's expensive. it's all of these things, but, look, here is the deal. people on the left and right new all along that a consequence of this law could be the undoing of the employer-based health insurance system that we've had in the united states, really since the end of world war ii. that's kind of, as they would say in the software business, a feature, not a bug. it's a feature not a feature and if you're a liberal, if you are a single pair or government-run insurance program for all americans, if that's what you want this is actually good news. the more that the employer-based health care system dies, the faster you get to a singer payer or government-run program. you like this. >> i watched some of the cbo hearings yesterday where they were announcing the new outlook on c-span, the wonkiest thing i've done in a long time. >> i'm proud of you, that's good. >> i was transfixed for a while until i had to be revived, but in any event, the question is, i mean, why-- i know that the cbo doesn't have a crystal ball of course, but they are the ones responsible for making these prognostications on which we base policy and base decisions and base who we vote for on, why did the cbo get this so wrong? >> well, look, first of all, economic forecasts are just that and they're less reliable than your weather forecast and some days it rains when it's not supposed to so they're making forecasts based on what they think the economy will be and panelists say. the other thing, they have to operate inside the boundaries of the laws as they're constituted. if somebody passed a law that said the sun would come up green tomorrow the cbo would factor that into the accounting and scoring and live outside the alternative universe. >> you're in the alternate universe. >> thank you. >> and remember, president obama said this in the debate over health care. >> if you like your doctors, you'll be able to keep your doctor period. if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your health care plan period. no one will take it away no matter what. >> so, does this dramatic increase in the number of folks expected to lose their employer-based insurance suggest some other health care promises may not hold up? our panel is going to crunch the number in the next hour. all right, from alabama today we're getting new information about exactly what federal agents found when they stormed this underground survival bunker killing that kidnapping suspect, and rescuing the six-year-old captive in the blink of an eye and given everything they've turned up so far, it's nothing short of a miracle the way it all went down. fox's trace gallagher is live from the west coast news room, what a story, trace. it turns out that the rescue was much more dangerous than we originally knew. >> reporter: what we didn't realize ali, while the negotiations between the police and suspect were going on day after day after day there was a high stakes chess game played out behind the scenes. the rescue teams kind of preparing their strategy for what to do and at the same time jimmy lee fully prepared for violence. s.w.a.t. teams were using a nearby mock bunker to train for different scenarios and he had booby trapped his bunker, placing an explosive device in the pipe used to communicate and another explosive device in the bunker and tried to reinforce the bunker against any type of raid. what the 65-year-old killer did not realize is that police were monitoring him with a secret high-tech camera. they knew he had a gun and when negotiations went south, s.w.a.t. teams pounced reportedly waiting to get an eight foot ladder to get supplies and dropped in stun grenades and agents broke in through the roof and a fire night ensued and agents shot and killed him. all along, fbi held this very close to the vest, listen. >> what we can't talk about specific sources or techniques, things of that nature. unfortunately, we will have to deal with another one of these situations somewhere some day and we want it it to be just as successful as this one was today. >> and as we speak, agents are now continuing to sweep the 100 acres of jimmy lee's property looking for more clues, what we into about the five-year-old boy who turned six years old today, ethan, he's physically doing fine. mentally, they say it might take a while before they evaluate that. >> absolutely. but it's so special that today is his 6th birthday and he gets to celebrate it with his family. thank god, it's nice that it had a happy ending, thanks, trace. meanwhile, developing -- this is developing overseas, we've got a exclusive new report on islamic extremism that's starting to spread syria civil war. and this comes as american troops take up position on the syrian border and fighting rages as you can see in damascus. greg palkot with a one-on-one interview with the second highest ranking commander of the free syria army discussing the growing threat of al-qaeda inside their ranks and we'll have that for you in one minute. plus, a major milestone for the commander-in-chief as mr. obama announces plans to his first trip to israel since becoming president. up next, a top israeli leaders will share his hopes and concerns about the president's visit and weigh in on the worries about the growing closeness between iran's leaders and egypt's leaders. 24 hours after america learns the president essentially has the power to kill whom ever he wants, wherever he wants. we'll look at whether this report is getting a pass from the same media and liberal lawmakers who savaged president bush for his war on terror tactics. and a new report link to global warming, well, it links all of global warming to well, earth worms, suggesting that it's the slippery critters are multiplying so fast, it could be releasing more carbons than we can take. just ahead, we're in love and the future of mankind. ♪ come on, come on, woo ♪ ♪ let's get it on ♪ ♪ oh, baby, let's get it on ♪ ♪ yes, love, baby ♪ ♪ let's get it on ♪ hey, our salads. 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