them they could have killed hundreds if not thousands of innocent people. conor powell is live in kabul, afghanistan with more reporter: jen yarks this plot had the potential to be a massive and catastrophic attack in kabul. afghan officials say they found 11 suicide vests inside the ministry of defense yesterday afternoon. inside the mip industry of defense, they had gone through several layers of security. afghan officials say they have arrested a dozen or so afghans in connection to this planned attack, including members of the afghan national army. now, it appears according to local reports here those suicide bombers and those vests were to be used on buses full of workers going in and out of the ministry of defense. it could have easily have killed several hundred if not a thousand or so people because those buses are packed full of 50-100 or so afghans going to the ministry of defense and the security issue is it was right next to the presidential palace, so we don t know if th
actually using unofficial suppliers can get into this trouble, or if they go to the internet to get the drug. jenna: how many practices are actually doing that? well, the fda is right now looking at 19 practices in the united states that do that. but a lot more do that. you know, especially at a time right now where we re getting big shortages of chemotherapy, jen yarks right now we re having big shortages because lot of our chemo drugs are becoming nonprofitable, they re becoming generic, getting more and more regulation, drug companies aren t making a profit so they re pulling back on supply. jenna: on foxnews.com there s a writeup about a girl in minnesota that can t find or they re concerned about her getting the drug that she s been on to try to keep her cancer at bay, so i encourage our viewers to check that out. methodotrexate, there s also doxil, key drugs out there. jenna: and they have the short supply, but we ve also seen these counterfeit drugs come out, such as for all
expecting. you can catch this. we don t want our patients getting drugs like this. jenna: seems like obvious things to watch for but still, what a story. dr. siegl, thank you very much. good to see you. jenna: jon. jon: well, some parts of the country are on alert today, jen yarks for potentially dangerous weather. we re talking about large hail, high winds, possibly even tornadoes. janice dean has the info, she s in the fox weather center for us. j.d. reporter: we re already seeing the potential for severe weather around the houston area, so people are urged to watch their local weather there. just zooming in where we re seeing the potential for severe weather, not only houston, but louisiana, including new orleans, you can see the storms really starting to block them up to blossom in the radar as we go further out in time. there we go, east of austin, watching that area, and of course we ll bring you watches and warnings as they come in. but as for the severe threat, in the yel
back in 2005. senator work quirker, republican of tennessee is critical of the recess appointments and joins us now. nice to have you back on the program. jen yarks always good to be with you. jenna: senator, looking back at recess appointment necessary general, and i see that the president has made 28 recess appointments so far in his term, but if you look at president george w. bush, at the same time in his term, he made 34 recess appointments. if we look back to president reagan, he made 240 recess appointments over his two terms in office. so what makes this any different? well, i think that is most abusive about what has happened over the last week is what s happening with those norb appointees. they didn t even come to the senate until maybe a couple weeks ago, so there s been no hearings whatsoever on these. i think that that is incredibly abusive when, again, there s not even been a chance for the senate to take them up. you have no idea whether a conformation would have go
appointments and joins us now. nice to have you back on the program. jen yarks always good to be with you. jenna: senator, looking back at recess appointment necessary general, and i see that the president has made 28 recess appointments so far in his term, but if you look at president george w. bush, at the same time in his term, he made 34 recess appointments. if we look back to president reagan, he made 240 recess appointments over his two terms in office. so what makes this any different? well, i think that is most abusive about what has happened over the last week is what s happening with those norb appointees. they didn t even come to the senate until maybe a couple weeks ago, so there s been no hearings whatsoever on these. i think that that is incredibly abusive when, again, there s not even been a chance for the senate to take them up. you have no idea whether a conformation would have gone through or not. he just decided to send a couple of folks up and have them appointe