shepard: stand by for righteous indignation. the president speaking live at mooresville middle school. he makes news on this matter and others we ll bring that to you. this event is streaming live at foxnews.com. click the icon and listen to it. first let s take this new matter to the judge, judge andrew napolitano. harry reid says calm down. this has been going on a long time. they ve been able to stop terrorism so just don t worry about it. just relax, everybody. the laws are screwy here, shep. the laws day lou the executive branch, the president and his agents, to tell select members of congress when they re doing things like that but prohibits those numbers of congress from telling other members of congress or the american people of just because harry reid knew aboutç this for seven years dos not mean it is constitutionally
1682. but only 49 have a score greater than 50, on sarah, on monday, he score was 66, which is high, and today it shot up to 78. so the 78 number puts her in grave danger and also puts her very near the top of the donor list. so it s very much bittersweet for the family. shepard: the girl s case is raising a debate over who should be responsible for deciding these medical decisions. we have the director of the division of medical ethics at new york university. dr. kaplan, sounds like they re saying the medicine has evolved to pint where this can work, so to not have her on the adult list would be in essence discrimination against a child. age discrimination. that s what they re saying, shep, but it s a little different because children who get adult lungs don t do as well
if they pass the glare of publicity, because what he ought to say to himself every moment on the job is, when the american public, the averageç american, knows the names loisç lerner ad faris fink as much as they know lindsay lohan and jay-z, you ve got a real pr problem. shepard: i m sure the holiday inn express would love to see them. they would love to see the irs. shepard: because the next day i wouldn t. help shep the next day you can say, stayed at a ahead inn express last night. precisely. shepard: that s all i got. thank you. a judge has answered a family s desperate plea and ordered an obama administration official to bend the rules for a little girl who needs a lungç transplants. will it be too late? that one of the tough questions this case is raising as we learn of a new lawsuit from the family of another child inside the same hospital. that s next.
surprise witness he is moving squash he swears he didn t know him and didn t contact him on the phone around the time that caylee died. the defense is using every trick in the book when all else fails blame the black guy. the attorney for casey anthony s parents george and cindy, he was contacted by us and he told us that the parents reaction to all of this is one of somewhat discomfort watching this happen in court. they say that the more mistakes jose baez perhaps betters their chance for appeal. shep? shepard: just coming into our newsroom a passenger plane has reportedly broken apart, caught fire and crashed or forced the pilot to perform an emergency landing. people are hurt. it happened near the city of st. petersburg, russia. that plane crash landed on a highway there. varying reports on how many injured. some reports people have died. some are leaving it up in the
the man behind a deadly pharmacy robbery on new york s long island murdered his victims to get painkillers. happened yesterday morning in the town of medford on the island. police say the suspect shot all four people inside then took off are w. some prescription drugs. apparently that sort of crime is becoming a bit of a trend. the office of national drug control policy reports prescription drug abuse is the fastest growing drug problem in all of our nation. and prescription drugs are the second most commonly abused drugs behind weed. in the past four years, the dollar amount of prescription drugs stolen has jumped 350%. take you back to 2007. then criminals stole $41 million worth of prescription drugs. jumped to 70 million according to their stats in 2008. 171 million in 2009. last year 185 million. our senior correspondent eric shawn in the new york newsroom tonight. police released two photos, i guess, of a suspect today. yeah, they did, shep.