press phone lines. he obviously believes investigations ought to be conducted properly, rules and procedures ought to be followed, and in general, as i said, believes the press needs to be accorded significant freedom in doing its job. today the chief judge of the federal district court here in washington issued an order, and an apology, addressing the fact that the documents in the rosen case had been kept under seal for 18 months after the seal had been ordered to be lifted. judge royce lambert said a review is underway and announced a new category will be added to the court s website where search warrants will become public with limited exceptions. bret: a heinous attack in broad daylight on the streets of london today. the british have launched an investigation looking for possible ties and links directly to terrorists. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg is live in london tonight. according to officials, there was a brutal terror attack here,
for some numbers and subscriber records for other numbers. that s the response from the u.s. attorney. quickly, bill. i believe the attorney general would have to sign off on what happened with respect to james rosen so. we should not let this be oh the fbi went overboard. the attorney general would have approved this. we he needs called. bret: tie looks like twizzlers the lighting. apes from president obama. [ female announcer ] the only patch for the treatment
to hold people accountable in this scandal. why, then, is lois lerner still work at the irs today? i think it s important to find the facts before you hold people accountable. that s why the president, through secretary lew, has instructed the new acting commissioner on the job today to institute a 30-day review. now we need to find out who s responsible. we need to be clear about those facts and take action to make sure those people are held accountable. bret: bill? the person who is comfortable, held responsible, is the president of the united states. we shouldn t obsess about what individual career bureaucrat did. obviously the committee should call many other people. i don t know if they should they should probably leave lois lerner alone for a while, call her colleagues. i don t think all of them will want to take the fifth, be humiliated that way in public, ask them what did mrs. lerner do, what did you do, who made these decisions. they need to do a thorough investigatio
city council, which are six other votes besides myself. i think we can do that. across this ruined city people are picking up what s left of their lives. i found my motorcycle. thought it might have been in kansas. rick brown escaped the damage of the 99 tornado here. in fact, in the aftermath he started up a safe room company, but this time at his there was no shelter from the storm. i had a good talk with life, all my difficulties and problems. that s what life is about. it s about meeting it and overcoming, starting over. for a few years now the city of moore has tried to implement a storm shelter rebate program, but could never get the money from family do do it. in fact, on its website the city complains that fema requirements are a constantly shifting target. in a tragic irony of this storm the city of moore may now get all the money it needed before the storm. bret? bret: john roberts live in
bret: finally tonight, amid all the sandals plaguing the administration right now president obama made time to visit elementary school in baltimore last week maybe to turn the page with something lighter. one show it didn t turn out that way. hello, everybody. here is our special guest. hi! hi, mr. president. [all children talking at once] when you got to benghazi, what did you know and when did you know he it? ms. mcdonald s said you immigration. is that true? isn t that unconstitutional to obtain phone records of a.p. holders. who is irs. target conservatives? bret: i don t know. i wonder if they got answers. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this special report, fair, balanced and unafraid. special report online starts right now.