florida is lou is a threat internationally, for a few things happening in some states in america. constitutional carry, which is now, and half of the country, that is actually something that has a lot of international concern. it can t fathom how americans gold gun culture continues to maintain the status quo, but they really don t understand how someone can walk into a store, buy it a k style weapon without a background check. some of the loopholes we have. they do not understand that. there is a perception abroad that guns are everywhere in america. we know, most states don t have open carry, some states do. it s not like everybody is walking down the street with a weapon. because more states are loosening gun laws. in more places are allowing permit-less carry like florida. that is becoming more of a concern for some international travel in groups. i can tell you this, anecdotally, people i spoke to this and we are not going to florida, and we are not giving money to rhonda scen
human organs on demand potentially inside animal bodies. the obvious question is, what could go around? a lot. dr. marc siegel as a fox medical contributor and he joins us tonight for a doctor, give us a quick overview of what he s trying to do and why scientist juan a scientist is w in california, flies over to china, and he knows that he is going to be able to evade regulations, and that is a big part of it.ak he takes a monkey embryo and imbues it with human stem cells, saying that he s going to be able to create organs that could be used in the future for transplants. it s a press release science. there is no ethics involved to it. you know what the worst thing is? scientifically, it is impossible because monkeys are too small. even if you were able to grow a life monkey with human stem cells, you would not have organs that are usable. it s a disgrace. i want to say up top that i
in the form and in the horn of africa appeared on the flight come he was asked about north korea s recent missile test, this is what he said. the leader in north korea again recklessly tried to provoke something by launching a missile, not an intercontinental ballistic missile. it failed on launch. fox news has learned new details about theorth korean missile that failed to launch over the weekend. following a large-scale parade in pyongyang, the missile exploded four seconds after launch for u.s. officials are calling it a k and 17, new designation for a scud missile. the pentagon is not calling it a carrier killer, pointing out that targeting ships is a hard technology to perfect, but noting that it is certainly pyongyang s aspiration to have a missile to target ships. no images exist of the new missile, i am told this is a single stage liquid fueled
used to work for time. former cnn senior producer who became the spokeswoman for the transportation department and is now chief of staff for the faa. and others. of course, it s important to note that other presidents have hire ed journalists as stafferss well. president george w. bush s press secretary, former reporter and fox news anchor david snow. and geoff morrell went to work for the bush administration in 2007. google s founders may have to adjust their budget a bit ak allowing them to buy deeply discounted jet fuel straight from the pentagon. the wall street journal reports google paid about $3.to a gallon for fuel in contrast to other companies that paid about $4.35 per gallon. it started as an agreement with nasa in 2007 for google to provide scientific flights and other transportation, but there are now questions as to how many pentagon subsidized trips were really for government business.
question to ask here, chris, i haven t heard the candidates asking but it strikes me as the most interesting one, which is, what did the intel community know about the general threat against both tripoli and the benghazi consulate leading up to 9/11? it would have been a good reason to be on guard on 9/11 for the anniversary even if that didn t turn out to be the cause. and it looks like there was a fair bit of threat report. what could they have done to deal with that threat? you can t put an extra ten marines in and say let me go to ann first. same points i d like to raise with you, ann. does your reporting say that the video had something to do with staring this triggering this act of terror against our consulate in benghazi? well, yes but sort of in the reverse from the way it was reported earlier and the way susan rice initially described it. rather than it ak spontaneous