waiting to see if the military will act to forcibly move yesterday. and jennifer griffin has the news live in the pentagon. >> the pentagon has been in touch with egyptian military leaders. the pentagon is reluctant to give out readouts for fear of engineering a coup. u.s. officials continue to urge calm and respect for the democratic process. george little said there is no change overnight in terms of the u.s. military prepositioning assets in and around egypt in the event they are called upon to assist the u.s. embassy. right now the u.s. embassy is guarded by the egyptian military which is standard worldwide. the u.s. embassy remains closed today and there are no evacuation orders given as of yet. the pentagon has a contingent of several hundred marines in italy when tension began to mount in egypt and north africa. that is usually based out of moron, spain. it is established in the wake of benghazi. from siingonella marines could get there in three hours fly time and also a unit in the med terian. >> it is irrelevant what president obama said. there are 30 million people on the streets. the only thing he can say to call on morsi to reling quish power and leave egypt in peace. that was christian opposition leader who we spoke to yesterday. pentagon officials are watching and assessing what appears to be a military coup underway in carotene, megyn. >> the pictures are incredible, as you can see the numbers that turned out. keep watching as one of our critical allies in the middle east threatens to implode. we are hearing a different tone in the course of the a rab spring. where is our president on this? right where he needs to be? or an absentee leader as some of the critics have charged. we'll discuss that with ralph peterson in a bit. >> it is a huge train wreck. you and i discussed it many times and i don't see any results yet. that was democratic senator max ba ucus referring to the train wreck he saw coming over the law he backed. he was one of the men who spearheaded it through congress and that's the president's health care plan, obama care. a lot of confusion over how this thing gets put in place and what kind of fines and.sthey will have to pay if they don't do it. this part of the plan that requires employers to insure workers or pay a.. they say it is going to be put off by a year until at least 2015. there are-9ñri suggestions tha are watching the senator's projected train wreck unfold before our very eyes. chris is host of the power play and host of fox news.com, live. ba ucus with i did it and i am out of here, 0. (laughter) >> sorry, sorry. now we see the president in africa sending out a tweet, oh, guess what, it is going to be an extra year for the employers and you puts it as serving the dessert before the vegetable. >> people like free tough and don't like to pay for. it we know that. and in politics tis generally to be good politics to be the free stuff rather than the paying for. it paying for it guy, is a nerd and no one likes him. >> free stuff, we'll cover your preconditions. >> you get it all. >> and cover the people who don't have insurance and welcome to obama care. and the follow-upping mechanism and the stuff that is unpopular and employers will choose to dump their employees off of the health care. snishgs like 8 million. >> that's not going to be popular. we'll postpone that. let me pick a date. after the midterm election of 2014. that is a cynical take. >> are you suggesting that politics play a role in the timing. >> that's what i read in the papers. >> we would never do such a thing in washington and never make bad public policy in order to take political advantage. it is not a train wreck if you wreck it on purpose. the goal here is, no one received the benefits of the law. 26 years old can stay on parent's insurance. but free insurance and they tried to sign up li brarians and nfl and hollywood celebrities. no one is on the train yet. they are trying to herd them before it crashes and then it crashes and bankrupt and not do what they say it is. and they are trying to get them signed up now, so when the problems occur later, it is too bad that it doesn't do what it said it d. we can't throw the people off of a program they depend on. it is creating a federal entitlement regardless of a train wreck. can you tax more or pay more later o.>> your theory in reading power play what barak obama is after what many people said he wanted all along, single payer, you know, it is not the man date, it is much more of a government program that would get everyone on board, explain. >> they call it the public option. government run public insurance option or medicare and medicaid for all. that was the idea. when hillary clinton and barak obama were duking it out in 2008, this was the fight. a man date and obama would let a program of attraction and well designed work out for everybody's benefit. max ba ucus and all of those senators worked for years and putting stitching together parts and thousands of pages. as it turns out they could have written a law that said what ever the president said he would do. they ignore and key components of the law and put it in however they want and it turns out to look like what he wanted in the first place than what was put together in the united states. >> is there any question he could do this? >> that 2014 date is written in legislation. it is the treasury department, they are saying 2015. this is a huge, huge, and dramatic alteration to the way the law was supposed to work and implemented. can he do it via a tweet from africa and once again, we are left asking where is our president on it? you know, we haven't heard from him on, he didn't come out with respect to syria and now we are arming the rebels and so many times recently, he had major announcements and we don't get to see or hear from him. >> it is working for him. his numbers may not be that great, but the leading from behind approach and the deputy undersecretary of health care or whatever put it out in a below post or somebody do a background briefing and you just let it trickle out, you know, the advantage for the government in-laws like this that are so complicated and triggers and thousands of pages and comprehensive, that no one understands them to begin w. you make a change like this. folks at home and they get away with it. >> we know a major piece of the legislation is delayed by a year and moved to after the midterm election in a time when the democrats are worried about the chances of holding on to power in the senate and don't feel very optimistic about regaining power in the house in the midterm election. chris, thank you. and i will see you after maternity leave. >> see you soon. be well. >> this is the last day after the maternity leave and the baby is due shortly after. >> continuing to celebrate a texas law maker that helped to derail a state bill that would require women to get abortions earlier in their term. the bill said cut off should be 20 weeks and not 26 weeks. we'll meet a texas doctor and law maker who believes that wendy davis is no heroine and that law maker is next. >> outrage over reality stunt that mocked a tribute to a firefighter who died on 911. and mark my last day anchoring america live, it has been a great run. we are sharing some of our favorite moments over the past few years. >> isn't that incredible? you want to know more about that if you keel over from a heart attack. they get a frozen blanket and have your spouse frozen in the freezer. not really you need a big freezer and really your spouse is not going to like that. (laughter) stay tuned, we'll have more after the break. >> fox news a all right out of the egypt. we are hearing reports that a change in power could already be underway. it is a major american ally. the bbc reporting that a notice is going out to airport security and blocking certain politicians from leaving egypt. and we last heard from the egyptian president he said he was holding on to power and be willing to die. listen to the crowd. it is getting overwhelming. we'll at a on top of it. and bring you the latest as it unfolds. and that made it possible for me to stand the 13 hours. that's what we are fighting for now. taxes for every women who overcomes the unique challenges and she had the same choices and chances that i had. (applause) and addressing crowd of supporters on monday. miss davis got national attention after leading a filibuster against a bill that puts restrictions on late term abortions. that bill moved a head and slated for a vote next week despite miss davis' efforts. while they continue to celebrate davis and her filibuster, another state senator and doctor is fighting for the public to hear the other side of the story. she's so passionate about the bill, she shed up in a rally in her scrubs. >> those that oppose the bill love the predator abortion industry more than the health of a woman or the life of a baby. >> you hear the ret riblg about the government doesn't need to be in this. i am thankful that i am a voice in the government to stand for life and stand with you. >> joining me now, dr. donna campbell a republican state senator in texas and supporter of the bill that places restrictions on the late term abortion. >> senator, doctor, so many to choose from in your title. we heard from wendy davis and her supporters and so many that feel as she does. the government and you reference in your remarks to keep its hands off of their bodies and they view it as an issue of women's rights and women's health. your thoughts on that. and first of all, she doesn't speak to the voice of majority of women and texans. texans and texas families are pro-life. they don't want the government involved when it comes to the actual procedure, yet they want government dollars to support the procedure and when we simply ask that the same standards be brought up for abortion facilities as they are in amulatory surgery centers, there is an outcry. who would really be against bringing the standard of care up for women. that is a safety issue. lots of people and not the majority. a lot of people are objecting. it is not just the left. it doesn't divide that way. a lot of people who are pro-choice and proabortion and however you want to describe them are saying this takes the ark borgz clinics down from 42 to 5. there is a map that shed that. ine the planned parent hood are not amulatory and would not comply and stop abortions and access would be restricted. >> there is nothing in this legislation that will close down an abortion facility. if an abortion facility closes it is because the millions of dollars in the abortion industry is putting profit over a person. we have over400 amulatory surgery centers in texas. they have to meet a certain standard to protect the safety of the patient and as a physician, that is important to me. and to ask them to bring their standards up to the same standards for any amulatory surgery center is not asking too much. >> what do you think of the lionization of senator wendy davis in the wake of her filibuster over the past few days by many in the media who, she doesn't get challenged when she comes on as celebrated and i understand there is a real issue of the women's access to the clinics and an issue of where we should cheer in any sense somebody who is pushing for the right to abort a fetus, up to 26 weeks of pregnancy. in the state of texas, you can actually abort up to 28 weeks, but we know that there are babies born that live just a little bit over five months. and to think that we don't have an outcry to bring modern-day medicine and cutting- edge technology up-to-date in the amulatory surgery centers brings in question of who are they supporting? a predator abortion industry or looking at the life of the unborn and protection and health care of a woman. we also know that there are increased complications in a woman begin birth or having an abortion late term or earlier in the stages of the pregnancy. nearly term abortion is far less controversial as late term. you want to recontradict it to 20 weeks. then after 20 weeks the baby is sucking the thumb and yawning and kicking and stretching the and the bill that wendy davis would allow abortions in the life and health of the mother, she wants to be able to abort healthy fetuses up to 26 weeks. i will dpief you the last word. >> that's correct. we are pro-life in texas and the bill protects the safety of women and unborn by banning late- term abortions. that's what the bill does. it is a great bill and i can't understand why it is a partisan or gender issue. >> thank you, senator for being here with your perspective. >> we are hearing from the mother who watched in stunned horror as a stranger grabbed her child out of a walmart shopping cart and put a knife to the child's throat. >> well, we have a special segment we want to talk to you about and air it in the independence she. it involves a grouch american vets that need your help in achieving their own independence after returning from the war with catastrophic jurisdiction. i spoke to the men about the challenges they face as a result of their sacrifices. you may recognize them. in an effort to get them in smart phones to help them live their lives without having to rely on others. they have specialized cabinets and ipad control for a mriiances and they are all a big help. but the homes provide something much greater than the ability to get around their houses. >> talk about what it would mean to you. >> it is mostly, i want it for myself because things are difficult in the military. i can't walk all of the time. and things are higher up, i have to ask for help and i feel like i am bothering somebody. i don't want my family to take care of me. i want to take care of them. and this is the way to do it. >> they are unbelievable. catch the rest of that special tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. eastern time and if you feel like donating and helping them why wait? each one of these guys need one desperately. you can hear their tales of how they have to drag themselves across the carpet and up the stairs with one arm. all they want is a home to live in and support themselves in. check out the web site. all right, it is our bravest.org. our bravest.organd you can make a donation and however small is a there. and they need every dollar you can spare. and last year we had six of those guys homes. so many need your help, thank you. terrifying new details emerging in the hostage stand off in a walmart of oklahoma. the mother of the two-year-old girl begged for her daughter's life after a complete stranger snatched her and put a knife to the girl's throat. he walked in the walmart and he's pushing an empty cart and he suddenly reaches in and out of the mop's shopping cart and it is horrify and this 12-year-old sister kind of looks on stunned and the mother told guild morning america at this point she starts pleading with the man. please, please, don't hurt my baby. we weren't age to have children and i prayed for her every day that the lord would give her to me. please don't hurt her. >> the suspect then handed the mom a cell phone and told her to call 911 and a lot of other shoppers had called. listen. >> 911, medical injure. >> there is a machine with a knife holding a little girl hostage. >> that is in the 30 minute stand off and the suspect is identified sammy wallace, tried to talk to the office and they gave him a chair and he sat down and he kept rambling and put the knife to the little girl's throat and put a 60 sunday and shot the suspect point blank. here is made sure there was no ability to harm that child and there is always that chance and he thought the child was being stabbed. >> hardest thing to do is leave my baby in this man's arms. i was never more thankful to have my baby. >> had he just wounded the suspect, there was a chance with the knife to the throat he could have killed her. the baby is fine at least physically at this point. unbelievable. you can feel the mother's relief. trace, thank you. none of our most critical ally in the middle east threatens to implode we hear a different tone from the administration than the one we heard in the a rab spring. where is the president on this? >> and a september 11th firefighter hears what they call an offensive photoop. >> and some of our favorite moments since we first began the she. >> kelly's court is back in section. on the docket today. when toilet paper attacks. not on your shoe but an angry dispenser with an appetite for human flesh. she would be a squatter and down goes it. we know what probably happen. >> fox news alert on our top story today. crisis in egypt. for the second time in two years, the nation's powerful army is positioning itself to remove the country's leader. troops in key facilities and huge crowds are filling the tari square and waiting to hear more from the army. some are suggesting that the obama administration is striking a different tone on what we are seeing today than it did in 2011 when hosany mu barak was forced out. joining me now is a fellow in the american enterprise and a speech writer for president george bush and ralph peters who is the author of hello richmond and can't at gettiesburg. >> look at the crowd size, it is overwhelming. ralph, they say it is dwarfing what we saw on the a rab spring. our president is reluctant to get behind the protestors and look, this guy morsi, love him or hate him was a democratically elected guy. and there is a process for replacing him. >> the administration's response is idiotic. democracy is not just one election. it is tollerance and concessions and working together. and as son as he won the election, morsi started islamizing the government and putting his people in key positions and shutting out all other voices and what we are see nothing tar i square and what we want. tens of millions of muslims rejecting radical islam and don't want a country governed by sharia law and absent without leave and his ambassador on the ground is issuing pro morsi statements. >> that's what the analyst are all saying. the people in the square, many of them believed that the united states stands with morsi and should we be leaving them, mark with that belief as opposed to we stand with the democratic pushing protestors such as they are in egypt. and similar to what president obama suggested we felt in the a rab spring back in february of 2011. >> yeah, this is a huge lost opportunity. the protest are one of the most promising developments in the middle east since the a rab spring began. you have people out in tar i square and protesting against the muslim brotherhood. the largest protest in the history of egypt and who should america side with? it is a two minute decision. you side with the people with the muslim brotherhood. we are repeating the same mistakes that we made in the revolution two years ago. we stood with mu barak and guide bide said he is not a dictator and hillary clinton said he is a family friend. and people got furious. and angry and betrayed. we got out of bed with one ph a roa h and now we are out supporting the muslim brotherhood against the egyptian people. it is a lost opportunity. if morsi falls tis a blow to the muslim brotherhood and radical islam not only in egypt but a rab world. we shouldn't stand with the ph a roa hs. >> and president obama talked about how it is an inspiration to see the protestor calling for mubarak's ouster and it is those who believe in the inevitably for the human freedom and we hear your voices and today. it is not our job to choose who egypt's leaders are. we make sure everyone's voice is heard and done in a peaceful way. >> still it is the in a i'vity of the foreign policy. clearly our state department is obsessed with illusionary stability. anything stable is good. and i got to tell you, megyn, we are hearing everybo