this story as well, very haurt breaking. we have new deals about a seven marines killed in mortar explosion earlier this week. it happened at the hawthorne depot in the nevada. the oldest was 27 years old. the youngest was 19. among these victims a 21-year-old who always wanted to go into the military like his dad. will thomas with our washington fox affiliate wttg has his story. a lot of tears. a lot of emotion. reporter: friends and family called him taylor. the 21-year-old lance corporal, among seven marines killed in an explosion. it wasn t enmy fire. an accident during training exercises monday night in nevada. it was at the hawthorne army depot. a mortgage round under expectedly went off. awesome son, awesome brother. awesome friend, awesome marine. what more can you say. reporter: his son s full
my son. no parent should ever have to do that. martha: that is so true. your heart goes out to all the families. what a fine young man we heard described by his father. that report came from wttg, will thomas on the story. lance corporal taylor wilde s family saw him at super bowl weekend. they say he was a big ravens fan. the victims, their families are hart broken. ages 26 to 19. really too young to be lost in this accident. training from camp lejeune in north carolina and in nevada. his smile lights up the whole room. that looks to be of all those fine young man. bill: a good father a strong man. so budget battles continue in washington. how do you curb the government s massive spending habit? senator kelly ayotte shares her no-brainer idea to save hundreds of millions of dollars. we ll talk to her live.
some people s 4th of july celebrations. the a community of in upstate new york called off their annual fireworks display. this after a local paper reported that some baby eagles left their necessary last year possibly because they were startled by the pyrotechnics. they bill itself as bald eagle capital. they have a celebration to celebrate our national bird. protect the eagle in its nest. gregg: i get scared from the firecrackers. imagine if you re a little bird. serious new questions this morning about the quality of health care under the new affordable health care act. many patients are asking will i still have access to new treatments? will my premiums go up? will i have to wait longer to see my doctor? here is our doctor, dr. mark seek gel, part of the fox news medical a-team. associate professor of medicine at nyu langone medical center. very good to see you,
we re still talking about maybe 400,000 people in the dmv, that is washington d.c., maryland, virginia region for those not in the know here. they still do not have power. the power company is saying 11:00 p.m. friday night when they will get most of those people back on. we ll find out tomorrow night there will be a significant portion of people that aren t even going to have power martha, through the weekend. not good news. martha: quick question. how are they doing trying to get people supplies? how successful is that? reporter: it hasn t been too bad because in situations like this neighbors do help each other out. people for the most part able to get out of their neighborhoods. there may be one or two spots where people can t. while there are some gas stations that are closed and stores that are closed, there are others that are open. you have just to find those spots. people are sharing information with each other through twitter and online and from our local fox five website a
simply to avoid damaging the court s reputation. let s talk about it with jonah goldberg, editor at large and fox news contributor. cbs is the one who broke this story with very good reporting based on two sources of knowledge of the specific deliberations. that is their terminology, that roberts changed his vote only because of external pressure from the white house and from articles in the media. now, if that is true, that roberts based his decision not on the law, not on the constitution, but on political considerations, my goodness, is that a breach of his duty? it s a problem, and it s a mistake. we can be honest about this and sort of split it down the middle. courts have always paid attention to politics. the problem with this is that roberts did something that the other justices usually haven t done, which is he didn t hide it very well. it s very difficult to explain