those are the kind of things that have you to have the common-sense and courage to go out and solve. reporter: there is also an effort to get the timber payments extended for one more year. that s been going on for years and they ve been extended. congress is saying we re out of money, this year we re really cutting you off. heather: dan springer live from seattle, thank you. gregg: paying the price for his patriotic display. why a u.s. vet is being forced to pay hefty finest for flying flags outside his business that helps veterans. heather: police say she was sexually assaulted, and pictures of the incident were shared through social media. the tragic story of this teenage girl who hung herself after finding out and what they are parents are trying to do now. the dangerous affects of kid and what they can do with their phone and their laptops is immensely damaging. and in the case of audrey she was terrorized. whavet
6-year-old boy murdered in the newtown shooting making a very emotional plea for new gun control laws during president obama s weekly address. francine wheeler filling in for the president. here s part of her message. i have heard people say that the tidal wave of anguish our country felt on 12/14 has receded but not for us. to us, it feels as if it happened just yesterday and in the four months since we lost our loved ones, thousands of other americans have died at the end of a gun. thousands of other families across the united states are also drowning in our grief. please help us do something before our tragedy many billions your tragedy. gregg: former new york senator al d amato is a fox news contributor. he joins us here on the set. pleasure to see you. good to be with you. gregg: the president is utilizing the newtown
he s giving it his best. he s a very talented guy as you can tell. if he watches any of his appearances, easies dazzling articulate. youthful, attractive, he has a lot going for him. this would be a real feather in his cap fit succeeded. but it must success. gregg: always good to talk to you. heather: i think it was seven sunday talk shows. gregg: set a record i believe. heather: we believe. a lot of talking going on yesterday. senate minority whip john cornyn weighing in on immigration reform saying he is encouraged by the progress of the bayh partisan bill and is open to voting for it but only if it includes significant measures to protect the u.s.-mexico border. here he is on fox news sunday. i believe border security is absolutely critical to this picture, and so much of it is regaining the public s confidence that the federal government is actually doing its job. until that confidence is restored by on the basis of
recall the israelis took out that syrian not completed nuclear plant. is your worry that if they are willing to do that, and proliferate nuclear weapons, that they might even peddle it to terrorists? there is no doubt about that. i mean there is not much fear, but we have concern that north korea would use a weapon on its neighbors or on the united states, because that would mean the extinction of the regime. but taking a page out of what they have already done, and that is they are a significant supplier of missile technology, that they would clearly want to supply nuclear technology to whoever is willing to pay for it, and certainly a terrorist with money would certainly be willing to do that. gregg: general jack keane as always, pleasure to speak with you. thank you. yeah, gregg, good talking to you. heather: the logging communities
so sensational. gregg: isn t the president guynning up a false argument and false evidence for his own political purposes? oh certainly. his purpose is to get legislation passed and claim we have done something. gregg: even if it means uttering falsities? even if it means exaggerations . gregg: lies? there is fine line between lies and exaggerations. it is part of the political process. it is part of free speech. you know you can say just about anything except yell fire in a crowded movie theater. everything short of that, is fair play. it s a tough business. gregg: what do you think of new york s new gun laws? i think new york s laws have gone further than the courts will permit. gregg: really? yes. i think certain aspects, question of the whether or not the federal government has a right and whether the state is infringing as it relates to this, particularly as it relates