good wednesday morning. it s december 31, the very last take of 2014. good morning. i m ainsley earhart filling in for elisabeth hasselbeck this morning. the celebration for 2015 already kicking off around the world as millions head to new york times square for the biggest party this year. we are live with a look behind the scenes. while it s still 2014, jonathan gruber strikes again. i wish people cared about the 50 million uninsured in america but they don t. and i think that s why once again, you know, i m amazed politically we got this bill through. that s the latest from the man just named america s most influential economist. peter? and abraham lincoln is one of the most important presidents in american history but don t ask your average american about that. how did lincoln free the
ainsley: good morning to you. happy friday. you made it through the workweek. it s august 23. i m ainsley earhart filling in for gretchen. there is a manhunt underway right now for two killers of a world war ii veteran. he survived being shot in okinawa, but no match for an attack but these alleged teen-agers. he wasn t just my great uncle, he was a great person. he didn t deserve to die like that. ainsley: the breaking developments straight ahead. brian: and hundreds of kids killed in syria reportedly by chemical attacks. the president on a bus tour and our ambassador, where is our ambassador? a previously scheduled trip. i don t think i need to go into more detail from here and you re welcome to call the united nations where she s the ambassador. brian: watch what happens when fox news tries to get answers on where the united states ambassador was to set up an american session. tucker: what do americans really think about the states they don t live in?
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elected about three weeks ago. st. peter s square in rome was packed with catholics and christians around the world. estimated some 250,000 people were on hand to hear him speak. the newly elected pontiff was issued a call for peace. and three weeks ago, francis placed special emphasis on helping the poor and those in need. and breaking with catholic tradition washing the feet of men and women during a holy service. they were amid very, very tightened security and several hundred people celebrated mass and the church in baghdad. here in the holy land, protestants and catholics celebrated easter the church of the holy accesepulcher, and three or four weeks times, ainsley, sometimes the churches have an easter schedule that links up, but