being preparing with sodium and also to either minimize or maximize the consumer choice. the consumer will make their decision, and i think that this bill will allow the chef and the consumer to have a conversation about what they can add or not add. we all have to understand that we have a very serious problem with the health care costs in our country, and this bill will save at least $32 billion as a result of having a choice by the consumer. jon: well, i guess you wouldn t introduce it if you didn t think it would pass, but do you think this thing has a prayer of passing? well, you know, that s been said in the past. you probably remember when i did the first cell phone ban in new york state, people was talking about what was the chances? and i m always very optimistic when i introduce a bill because this bill will save lives, this bill will bring the escalating
once you get through the extended emergency benefits you really don t have anywhere to turn and what we re seeing, less job openings, although the labor market is looking better and people are having to exhaust those benefits. sometimes getting through all of them, before finding their next job. jane: jenna, thank you very much. jon: we are hearing more about a little boy s did yourage courage in the face of extreme danger. take a look at the seven-year-old after gunmen broke into his home and threatened his parents. here s that call. 911, take your emergency. there are some guys, they re going to kill my mom and dad. ca come? please. can you come really fast, please, please. jon: the sheriff says little carlos and his quick thinking saved his family. now the young hero gets to meet the operator at the other end of the phone. so what does carlos want to tell her? rick leventhal in california with unprecedented access to u.s. marines, getting ready to deploy to afghanistan.
forward? maybe markets a women s viagra? i don t know. it might have implications for the pharmaceutical industry. sure, it has implications for these researchers who want funding to continue their work. but it might also have a lesson to us as americans, that as we look to the health care system, which includes, you know, a research function as well as a treatment function, that you can t ask every question you d like to, and by the way, the researchers also say the next horizon is to find out for lesbian, gay or bi-sexual elderly americans over 75, how are things for them. i don t know if we have to pay to find out. jane: dr. keith ablow, good to see you doc, thanks. thanks jane. jon: a bit of sad news just into the fox news room, the associated press reporting that the actor and former profootball mayor mer lin olsen has died, mer lin olsen spent his entire 15-year career with the l.a. rams, he elected to the pro
coming up, it s a complicated story, so the viewers should stick by for that to learn more about the background of the story because it s pretty complicated, and we hope to learn more. jane: there is some outrage out there as well. tim, we will look for that in a couple minutes. thanks. jon: happening now in the top box, new hearings in the massive toyota recall. the national highway traffic safety administration is coming under scrutiny, is the agency too cozy cozy cozy with the jape automaker? what this means for our economic recovery. and on the bottom, the massa controversy not going away even after the democratic congressman steps down. now there are new questions for house leaders about who knew what and when about massa s questionable behavior involving male staffers.
more. in the bottom, there is hope on the housing front, reality check reports the number of households in this country facing foreclosure last month grew by 6 percent from a year ago, the smallest annual increase in four years. jon: a fox news alert and more torn radio warnings just in from florida. our meteorologist janice dean is in the fox weather center. j.d. reporter: jon, we re watching this area carefully, central florida, where we have a tornado watch in effect until 6:00 p.m. local tile and with that the threat of rotating thunderstorms. we have tornado warnings now just west of daytona beach, that s a severe thunderstorm warning, but this is the cell we re watching for, northern balucia county, strong rotation on doppler radar embedded in the thunderstorms. so we are watching that carefully. i m going to switch sources and show you yesterday s storm reports, over 100