your ticket to a better night s sleep she just left for i hope the beginning of a long soul mate relationship between us. americans fighting back. after seeing the government shut out some of the greatest generation. after seeing veterans break through the world war ii memorial thousands will take part in a million vet march. larry bailey, a former navy s.e.a.l. joins us. thank you for your service. thanks. why did you feel the need to
not agreesing upon nothing and just thinking of themselves. i m old. i am. i have been through from president kennedy s assassination to this. this is a mess . we are not what we used to be. i think the rest of the world probably looks at america right now and has a lot of questions about the direction that we are headed. government meddling and people just re-eliing on government too much. we need to get back to basics and the common foundation of what america is. so where does the solution start? my next guest believes we have infantalized the nation. she says we must demand the best from ourselves and our children to keep america a great nation. judge judy sheindlin is presiding judge on judge judy and author of what would judy say ? she s here! if i m dreaming, don t pinch me.
government may still be shut down but some of the national treasures are open for business. how can that be? grace gallagher is live in the west coast newsroom with developments. trace? what s happening is the federal government is leasing back the national parks to the states at least for a short time. in return the states get to keep all the money the parks generate. so the governors have to sit down and figure t out if the math works and if it s worth it. the governors of washington state, wyoming have said no thanks. several other states struck deals. take a look at this. utah is paying $166,000 per day to keep open its eight parks. arizona, 93,000 per day to re-open the grand canyon. new york paying $61,000 plus to open the statue of lib ertliber. colorado $40,000 for rocky mountain park. and $15,000 plus for south dakota to re-open mt. rushmore.
after a tough week for the troops one man is now summoning soldiers to the capitol. and a true profile in courage. the young pakistani girl shot in the head by the taliban because she dared to go to school. diane sawyer has malala s story and joins me tonight. from the world headquarters of fox news it s kwo ee s the file with megyn kelly . welcome. i m megyn kelly. tonight as the clock ticks down on day 11 of the federal shutdown, lawmakers are trying to work out a deal to get the government up and running again. stories of barricades at memorials, benefits denied to the family thes of soldiers killed on the battlefields. the fights over health care, the threat of growing entitlements, where does it end? one thing is dleer there is a growing sense of alarm among americans. poll after poll, headline after
how does that play into it? well, as long as you are giving me a couple of seconds i will tell you my idea. i think if you receive an entitlement because the government determined you are unable to work because of x and you have young children that go to school and you are receiving some sort of public stanassista i think in order to continue with it you have to dmon state you get your children to school every day. your children need a certificate of attendance in school in order to continue with your assistance. i also think that people who take a deduction for their children, working people who take a deduction on their tax returns because they are participating, in order to be able to get that deduction you have to attach to your tax return a certificate of attendance for the children in a school. you re going to see to it that your kids get to school. you want that couple of grand. that s dollars and cent s.