after the top of the hour and he is the navy seal who killed osama bin laden. for the first time since that raid he is breaking his silence. you want to hear this the incredible details of that night are coming right up. >> major changes heading for the nfl it could effect every player on the field. that story coming up. ♪ >> in just a few hours democrats will push heyed with chuck hagel's nomination to be defense secretary. the senate armed services community will hold despite widespread concern from republicans. it comes as they did not disclose at least two recent speeches on the middle east on disclosure forms. a white house aid said that he did not try to hide anything. lawmakers accusing the federal government of hiding the real reason five veterans died. an investigation revealed a breakdown in protocol meaning that the outbreak likely could have been prevented. patti anne? >> the navy seal who killed osama bin laden during that raid is breaking his silence. one of america's bravest heros says he feels abandoned by the military. >> good morning. he is

if we were to get the pension he would make just as much as the navy choir or the navy singers. i know they sing more than most people at 6:00 every morning. but that is a travisty. there should be a pecking order what you can make after you serve your time. they are not in harm's way like this guy. and why hasn't he just not got a book deal? the only difference is he didn't kill osama and we know his name which is f-ed up. if he can make millions off that, he can do it too. something is not right. he doesn't have to use his name. he can make money. >> isn't rushti still in hiding? >> if hacking out with supermodels in the meat packing district, then yes. >> that guy got more sex mileage out of that fot-wa. he left his wife and hooks up with every hot chick in new york city. >> his only protection is a strict doorman. >> and a condom. >> the irony was cat stevens called for his death apparently which i thought was funny. he would ride into town on a peace train and stab him to death. >> i have two solutions for this. katherine bigelow should have him accept the offer and he can

and he was in the navy at the time. he joined the navy -- the naval reserves after college. so he got deployed to bahrain in 2006. he went away for 13 months. he came back. at this point, he had only served -- started has police training, you know, in the field for a few months. so he came back. he... was a probationary police officer, just like anybody else. he had a training officer. and he went out -- pretty routine call to the doubletree hotel in san pedro because there was a mentally ill man who wouldn't leave the premises in 2007. me and his training officer went up to the man, asked him to come along with them. he resisted. he tried to run away. they grappled with him. as they were grappling with him, they fell in some bushes, the training officer tased him a few times. and they -- dorner got the cuffs on him and they took him away. >> about two weeks later? two weeks later, dorner said that the training officer had kicked the arrestee. right? >> reporter: right. the training officer, evans, had given dorner a not great review and said, he has issues to work on in ord

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police department, kelly, but also an a member of the navy. the navy reserves. so we know what we're up against and to be honest, this is one of the worst types of situations any police department can find themselves confronted with, when you have to go after one of your own. so how will they in fact find this guy? here is what's going to have to happen, kelly. this guy is going to have to slip up at some point or he's just going to have to make a decision that he's going to engage the police in some type of a battle in which we probably anticipate he's going to want to do which is fine. he's going to lose that battle and now what? christopher dorner knows he's going to lose that battle so there also exists a possibility, kelly, that this guy may decide to become suicidal. >> kelly: and we're looking at his pictures right now, you can see that he was a captain so he was an enlisted guy, in the naval reserve when you look at a guy like this, you've got to figure what made him snap. apparently gone into a homicidal rage, killing three innocent people, injuring oth

that was the offer for the man who gave the navy 16 years of service. and killed the most wanted man in the world. the u.s. navy responded the esquire piece with a statement it reads in part now take seriously the safety and security our people as well as our responsibility to assist sailors making a transition civilian life. without more information about this particular case it, would be difficult to determine the degree to which our transition program succeeded, end quote. friends, family, and other supporters utter add different former seal who died a week ago. the author of the book american sniper chris keil. ♪ when i heard you whisper my name. ♪ beating softly. >> bill: that the sound of country star randy travis who says he never knew chris keil but wishes he h some 7,000 people attended today's memorial at cowboy stadium in arlington, texas. keil was a highly decorated sniper credited with 160 confirmed kills. making him the most lethal in u.s. military history. police say this fellow iraq war vet shot and killed kyle earlier this month. ch

from his time in the navy. they didn't know how much training he had. he was considering using planes, but they wanted people to keep an eye out for both suspicious passengers or missing aircraft. they just wanted to have everybody have an extra eye for something like that in case he were to use that. >> greta: and it's not just lax that has-- burbank that has a tremendous amount of security at major airports. there are a lot of tiny airports and private planes in the los angeles area, aren't there? >> correct, at first i spoke with, this morning said that, you know, when people think of tsa alerts, a lot of times they think of the major airports we travel through on a daily basis, but there's actually a lot of smaller with the tsa overseas and including, small landing strips on airfields, really small airports in smaller cities and so they believe that that was maybe more of an instance where dorner might be able to, if he were to seek out an airplane, that the smaller places might be better targets for him ra

time line he was discharged from the navy after being passed over for promotion. the bodies were found riddled with bullets in a parking garage his father led to the hearing that led to him being fired. still there were no suspects until the manifesto was posted on facebook and they noticed that the father was noted in a quote, i never had the opportunity to have a family of my own. i am now terminating yours. look at aware wives and husbands directly in the face and tell them the truth as to why your children are dead. an all-points bulletin was issued. wednesday night he tried to steal a boat in san diego. the boat wouldn't start. three hours later he pulled over by lapd officers, he got out and opened fire with a rifle grazing one of the officers, but then he got away. another alert was put out. 15 minutes later, he ambushed two other police officers, one of them was killed. a third alert was put out and yesterday afternoon, they finally found the car in big bear. they flooded the entire region with police officers, scent dogs and helicopters yet christopher do

because he's the navy seal who fired the shot that killed osama bin laden we'll talk to the person who spoke to this great american hero who says he's been forgotten by our government. but first. >> i don't think that we should allow brennan to go forward for the cia directorship, hagel to be confirmed to secretary of defense until the white house gives us an accounting. >> sean: will benghazi block some of obama's cabinet nominees? we'll tuck about thatten the menendez scandal and more. and a special note, after the president's state of the union. that's here and don't miss power analysis. ♪ [ male announcer ] pain not sitting too well? burning to feel better? itching for relief? preparation h offers the most maximum strength solutions for all hemorrhoid symptoms. from the brand doctors recommend most. preparation h. don't stand for hemorrhoids. we all work remotely so this is a big deal, our first full team gathering! i wanted to call on a few people. ashley, ashley marshall... here. since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us. gr

depots and navy ship, work on ships outside of the beltway. he anticipates losing 100,000 army personnel if sequestration happens. only 16 days are left to stop sequestration. martha: when you think about it, jennifer, these cuts were designed to be devastating. they were designed to be so devastating that congress would never allow them to kick in. that is where we find ourselves now. with this as backdrop the president is expected to make announcement tonight about troop levels in afghanistan, right? >> reporter: that's right. as you mentioned sequestration was never supposed to happen. it was supposed to be a poison pill so difficult it wouldn't happen. what we expect to hear tonight from president obama during the state of the union address, he is, we're anticipate that he will announce that 34,000 u.s. troops will be home in a year, in a year's time from now. this is part of the drawdown from afghanistan. what's new here is at window into the pace of the withdrawal. the president has decided to cut the force in half a year before the comp

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the navy seal that delivered the fatal shot. in an interview with esquire magazine, the shooter describes the graphic details, and the mission, and changed the course of history and the sobering reality of what is life like for guys like him after the military. >> trace gallagher, trace. >> reporter: the story was written by phil bronstein from the san francisco chronicle and the navy seal, the details into two minutes that changed history. the shooter says when they were given the mission they were told that bin laden was 100% on the third floor of the compound in abbottabad, pakistan. and when he and the rest of seal team six was there, it was done in 15 seconds. i thought in the first instance how skinny and how tall and short his beard was all at once. he was holding his wife in front of him, maybe as a shield, i don't know. for me it was a snapshot of had a target i.d. definitely him. if this was repetition and muscle memory, that's him, boom, done. in that second, i shot him two times in the forehead bap, bap. the second t

>> reporter: after he left college, we know he enlisted in the navy in 2002. what we are learning is that, you know, when he was in the police acted, he was having some issues... not that he was having typical issues or requirements at the academy. but he was complaining about his fellow recruits. apparently, there were some racial comments and he didn't like how officials dealt with those issues. and talking to a college buddy, i asked if racism was an issue in his life at all. he brought that up while he was in o'clock. he said that, yeah, he did talk about it. no red flags to say, you know, to point to this. >> all right. when he felt wronged a few years ago, but what led to him being fired is that he made an accusation against a fellow officer about how the fellow officer conducted an arrest. he had a hearing and he felt he was wrongfully accused of lying in that hearing. is that right? >> yes. so again, you know, there are many times he has made claims about -- he was complaining about fellow officers and in this particular case, it was a training officer

the army will cut 80,000 troops and the navy's active ships will be reduced 10 percent. that is short of the global requirements . some of our enemies are doubling their military might. is it just a matter of the time that we are not the most powerful military force in the world. joining us now. four star general jack king. talk about what these cuts are going to meet to the military if they go through. >> they are extremely significant . remember these cuts were designed to be so horrific that we would not take them and now we are on the pres pice of doing that very thing and they come on the heels . this is it what the viewers have to understand. the cut took place of 487 billion dollars of the defense department over the 10 years . stow this would be 500 billion dollar cut inspection to that . that bringings the navy and army back to preworld war ii in termless -- terms of number of ships and sold yerse. adverse impacts are prepare tod do something of consequence in the world. it is it drathematic . serious in the terms of the risk facing our count reap. >> would it m

>> after he left college, we know he got enlisted -- he enlisted in the navy in 2002. what we're learning is that, you know, when he was in police academy, he was having some issues, not issues with requirements at the academy, but complaining about his fellow recruits. apparently there were some racial comments, that he didn't like how officials dealt with those issues. in talking to a college buddy of his actually i did ask if racism was an issue in his life at all, because he brought that up while invests college. he did say, yeah, every once in a while he did talk about it, but no red flags to point to this. >> greta: all right. now when he felt wronged a few years ago, what led to him being fired he made an accusation against a fellow officer about how the fellow officer conducted an arrest. he had a hearing, and he felt that he was wrongfully accused of lying in that hearing. is that right? >> yes. so again, you know, he -- many times he's made claims about -- he was complaining about some of his fellow officers. in this particular case it was a training officer.

let's take a look at the u.s. navy. for weeks the top brass have painted a dire picture of a weakened fleet that could struggle to respond to crises around the world. warnings of canceled ship deployments, delayed repairs to aging vessels, less money for new ships and planes, furloughs and maybe even layoffs of civilian employees all coming as a result. joining us now to talk about this the secretary of the navy and former mississippi governor ray mavis. secretary mavis thanks nor being with us. there are a lot of naval personnel and their families watching right now wondering what is going to happen on friday. what do you say about them and their paychecks, first of all? >> well, what i say is that this doesn't need to happen. sequestration is a bad idea, it's been a bad idea, and the affect that it could have on naval readiness, as secretary of the navy i've got to worry about that, the affect it can have on workers both in our federal shipyard like here in norfolk and in the private shipyards. the workers around nor

but the navy wasn't so accommodating at first. the only woman to graduate from her intelligence class, she needed to figure out a way to quickly win the room. >> the class advisor, navy lieutenant, was going around asking the men in the class what type of squadron did they want to go to. some said fighter bomber. he kept ignoring me. so i was like, hey, what about me? he looked at me and he said, i don't believe you belong in the navy, let alone an aviation squadron. i always had a good sense of humor. so i said, you can say whatever you want, but everybody knows that black people are superior sexually. and the guys in the class laughing so hard they nearly fell out of their chair. that broke the ice. >> that sense of humor would save her time and time again. but it was her fierce intelligence that won her the respect from her peers. >> oftentimes the people who had the biggest resistance to me before i showed up became my biggest supporters. i tell you, when i'm sitting there giving an intelligence brief to people who are going t

american sniper and navy seal, who took out 150 of the enemies, bad guy. >> brian: i did an hour interview with him. on kilmeadeandfriends.com. put it up on the day of the memorial service. >> kimberly: important to honor his service and those who continue to serve. tragedy what happened. >> bob: does anybody have radio stations up there, get brian's show and get andrea's show. because you are missing two good shows. >> megyn: thank you, bob. >> bob: no problem. >> on the seal, can we call him a hero and leave it at that? after chris kyle passed away, number of people in media who took to the web to basically use it as an opportunity for gun control. >> a hero. buried yesterday. thank you for watching. see you tomorrow. bye. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "red red eye --" red eye." i'm andy levy filling in for geeing gutfeld. jedediah, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> president obama's state of the union address caused quite a stir. our panel will tell you why obama was wrong about everything. and if they don't, i certainly will. and it appears that 63-year-old tennessee congressman steve c

he was on the police department. he was in the reserves with the navy. it seems a guy with all this training is now in the cat bird seat. should law enforcement be concerned? should the public be concerned? >> well, certainly he is a serious threat for -- before you add all of the training he is a serious threat because he has taken three lives. he is armed. and he is motivated to kill people to make his statement. now, that being said, he wasn't all that trained that extensively trained on lapd. he was trained just enough where he could probably go out in a police car by himself. he had the basic amount of training for a uniformed officer is of lapd. nothing extensive, nothing special. his naval training this warfare unit i think it is a support group for the nuclear subs when they are at station or some place close to station. i don't understand it completely but his training was extensive in that regard but it wasn't an on-ground combat type training. so he brushed with certain training and weapons training and i'm sure he was familiar with demolition

gunshot wounds. >> kyle moved back to texas to be with his family after leaving the navy seals in 2009. he became famous following his best selling book american sniper where he describes his 50 confirmed kill. appearing on the o'reilly factor. >> so you were committed to killing these people because you in your heart believed that they deserved to die? >> i wasn't so much committed to killing them as i was committed to making sure every service member that was over there, whether american or allied came home. >> kyle paired with a terrorist foundation, a nonprofit providing life coaching to in need veterans. his friend and instructor are 35-year-old chad littlefield was also gunned down. the erath county sheriff, tommy bryant. >> the suspect eddie roth left the scene in chris kyle's vehicle, a black pickup truck. and his first stop was from what we understand was at his sister's home. >> my brother just came by here [ bleep ] and he has now left. he told me that he has committed a murder. >> okay. hold on. >> describe some of the things that were said on that 911 call. >> she called 9

someone who two days after being honorably discharged from the navy is going on a shooting rampage, he wrote a sleeping giant had been awakened. >> shepard: we're wading for the news conference -- waiting for in the news conference to start. this this scene of the news conference. nothing yet prom police. on a very snowy noon hour. we'll be back there the moment it begins. >> the former assistant of the fbi is with us. danny created and commanded the fbi's hostage rescue team and is now a security consultant. danny, thank you. >> good afternoon. >> a lot of challenges inherent with a guy who has so much training and so much will to kill, it appears. >> well, it's very dangerous situation. he not only has police training, he has military training, and now he is in a rural environment and he knows the concept of ambush, knows how to conceal himself. it's going to be very difficult, and the one thing working for the police is the bad weather. you conclude a survivist or whatever but when snow starts fall, it's a dramatic impact on your able to function. so the snow is a good thing. would

saying that losing the ship is a big blow to the navy with major military cuts on the horizon. many believe with less money, less training, more mistakes like this will happen in the future. just so you know the guardian is one of 14 mine sweepers in the naval fleet. and 12 of those are now in or around the persian gulf area. this one not going to be long, cut up and torn off and take the equipment off. >> alisyn: boneheaded move. i'm familiar with that technical term. [ laughter ] >> alisyn: millions of people work and live and drive everyday, but this was no accident. ( bell rings ) they remind me so much of my grandkids. wish i saw mine more often, but they live so far away. i've been thinking about moving in with my daughter and her family. it's been pretty tough since jack passed away. it's a good thing you had life insurance through the colonial penn program. you're right. it was affordable, and we were guaranteed acceptance. guaranteed acceptance? it means you can't be turned down because of your health. you don't have to take a physical or answer any health questions. .

to the navy, it is already being felt. tom taylor owns a ship repair business near norfolk. some of his contracts with the navy are already in jeopardy. >> it is not like turning on a picket. you don't turn it on and turn it off. if it is canceled these things are are months or years in the planning stage. if they are canceled they don't come right back, you know. so that is pretty alarming. >> i want to know when am i looking dark am i getting laid off in march or april. in you are one of those people living pay check to pay check then you are -- you have no secondary plan and i think this is going to be horrible. it is going a cause a lot of stress. >> i'm very concerned about the economy here. it could be devastate. i went through this in california where we took huge defense cuts and it decimated the economy in sacramento. >> reporter: ironically one of the pentagon offices hardest hit by the civilian layoffs is the budget office where civilians right now are trying to figure out who gets furloughed in the military and

he served in the u.s. navy from 1964 to '69. awarded the vietnam service medal and the good conduct medal. after that he lived in florida working as a truck driver and then about two years ago he moved back to the midland city area. that of course, is where his paranoia and eccentric behavior became much worse and where he began building the bunker that was at the center of this almost week long drama, shep. >> shepard: all of that odd behavior included run-ins with neighbors. >> several run-inies with neighbors. he seemed furious if anybody strayed on or near his property. he once as you said beat a neighbor's dog to death with a led pipe. and, of course, we poke to one man on "studio b" last week who got into a scrape with jimmy lee dykes. jimmy davis told us he had been driving on the dirt road near dykes' property with his daughter and his mother when dykes flagged him down and started shouting and cursing. listen. and about the third time i told him he needed to calm down, mr. jimmy dykes turned around and ran probably 30-f

meanwhile, the navy has responded to your article and all the things, the claims in it, that he didn't have a pension and he wasn't going to have health care for his family. the navy said none of this should have come as a surprise. they said he made a deliberate and informed decision to retire three years early. how would the shooter respond to that? >> well, i don't want to respond on behalf of the shooter, although we have talked about it quite a bit. i think what was recognized in the offices on capitol hill by every single member and every single staffer was that this kind of service wasn't anticipated. when you join, he joined initially thought he would stay a few years. then he thought he'd stay 30 years because he enjoyed the work so much. he was so good at it, he had so many close friends. but you get 16 years in or 15 years in and you're going on constant deployment, constant combat deployment since 9-11, longest wars in our history. and you start suffering. you start wanting to have a family life and a life outside of hunting people down and killing them. >> brian: my only h

and children. >> esquire magazine went to print yesterday with the first interview with the navy seal that shot and killed usama bin laden. and he told about the raid, but the eye opening came when he detailed how he wants to he retire early and he's facing a future with no health care and no pension. and that's why the esquire cover says the man who killed usama bin laden is well, screwed. here is phil on hannity last night. >> if you quit before 20, you get zero. unlike private enterprise years for-- for years served. there's actually insurance available through the va, only for him and not for his family. five years of free insurance, president bush signed that into law in 2008. and he didn't know about it and didn't get it. part of the problem is there are some services out there, but the dod is not very good at communicating that to the vets. >> alisyn: joining us now to talk about all of this, the ceo of concerned veterans for america, hi, pete. >> hi, how are you doing? thanks for having me. >> alisyn: what an expose' on so many levels, this guy, phil bronstein says he checked

he served 16 years in the navy, not 20 years to earn a pension and he is thrown out of the healthcare system because his 180 days ran out. some people can cash in on the kill. "zero dark thirty" for example. >> 100%. >> we will never find him. ♪ ♪ >> he is one of them. >> eric: that film is grossing $100 million. is it fair that the guy with deployments and 30 plus kills including bin laden is struggling to put football and healthcare for his wife and -- food and healthcare on the table for his wife and kids? should this be how we treat heroes? you're shaking your head. crazy. >> andrea: c'mon. if zero dark 30 wins, this is the best solution. bigelow should have him accept the award in disguise and let him be the guy with the accolades. give him a cut of the money. the problem with this, he has had one of the greatest achievements of all time, but he can't tell anyone about it. so others can. i could go to the restaurant and say i'm the guy that killed bin laden and get free dessert. that is what is going to happen in 30 years. >> eric: this is 27 pages and it's fascinating read.

john borge, won an academy award for making a documentary for the navy department during world war ii, what is now described as a propaganda film. so this relationship has gone on since the beginning of time. >> paul: so what's the motive for the senators? >> the motive for the senators, a really interesting question. this is a liberal mindset that focuses on nothing, but these enhanced interrogations which occurred in the context of 9/11, the london bombing, the madrid train station bombing and then of course, al-qaeda which was blowing up civilians, the purpose of the interrogations was to prevent the events from happening which they failed at. >> why are the senators against that. >> they're intent on focusing on one thing, torture to the exclusion of these other issues, that's, to my opinion, why they're doing it, because senators are egotistical grandstanders. >> you're looking at the very definition of ideology and if it's not senator feinstein's mom that this is about the bombing and the terror, but, we want to change your view. this is an outrage and when she said dark times,

he completed four tours of duty in iraq retiring from the navy seals in 2009. when he was there a 300 winchester magnum was usually at his side. he used that gun to wrarack up e than 150 kills. kyle once said he preferred to think of his job not as killing the bad guys but as saving the good guys. kyle was so good at what he did the insurgents gave him the nickname the devil of ram madary a -- ramadi and even put a 20,000 dollar bounty on his head. he dedicated his life helping veterans returning home. you heard molly how he would help them out with post traumatic stress disorder. he helped establish the sit co cares -- fitco cares foundation. go to fitcocares.org. >> an intense and often dramatic con fri confirmation hearing if you saw any of it. it is going to the next step a committee vote on former republican senator chuck hagel could come as early as next week. he's a former februanebraska se coming off the grilling on capitol hill. his performance from republicans and democrats including the president's former press secretary robert gibbs. >> the disconce

the president is traveling to new port news virginia to talk specifically about the navy this is a region of the country that depends hevavily on the continuous flow of pentagon cash. it will be painful. they are bracing for hits but otherwise relatively small cut in federal spending may be more dubious. janet nepal tano said the country would be less secure. >> i am not here to scare people. i am here to inform. and let people get a plan. they are going to see the impacts in their daily lives. >> maybe so but what if things like long airport lines ner really material lies? most people may not even notice the sequestor cut which could take weeks or months to kick in and many think the president is exaggerating. >> what's the president asking for? to take more from the taxpayer. if you can't handle a 2.3 percent cut what's going on. when you look at the numbers many go back to what the funding was in 2009 were planes not flying then? were people not getting their first responders in? no. why is the president creating the hysteria when we should get government under control. >> why is he do

he did that kind of training in the navy. finally, at this news conference that just wrapped up we received, we learned that the number of tips coming into the task force rose from 250 to a thousand after that $1 million reward was put out there over the weekend. they say that the city is still pursuing, till trying to protect these -- still trying to protect these 50 families. taking about a thousand officers, basically redeployed to try to protect these families as well as the locations around the city. finally, i'll tell you that they are reopening the case because, you know, giving dorner this opportunity to say, hey, the killing will stop when i get justice. that, they believe, is why the chief is willing to reopen the case. on the other hand, the prosecutors now saying he'll get the death penalty possibly indicating the prosecutor filing those charges yesterday in riverside county. bottom line here, jon, they still don't know where this guy is. jon: yeah. if he is in mexico, mexico would never extradite him to this coun

in history at a time that is more dangerous than it's ever been. >> the navy had to cancel the deployment to the u.s.s. truman. army chief warned they would have to curtail training 80% of the ground forces. 3,000 small businesses will lose army contracts and could face bankruptcy they warned if sequester is not stopped. >> shep: on another subject, the president tonight at the state of the union expected to fill out the details of a dramatic troop drawdown in afghanistan? >> he is expected tonight to announce that 34,000 u.s. troops will be home at this time next year from afghanistan. that is about half of the force that is currently serving in afghanistan. again, this is going to be announced that the state of the union address tonight. the president decided to cut the force in half a year before a complete withdrawal in 2014. it's not clear he and the afghan president will agree to stay past 2014. >> shep: jennifer, thanks. earlier today at the white house the president had a few words to say about tonight's state of the union address. >> we'll find out everything i've got to say toni

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it was breaking news right here on the fox and new information where the navy seal with chris kyle. >> and making history on mars. it makes us upon feel proud. stay with us. . >> fox news a memorial service will be held on monday for a retired navy seal who was murdered in texas. chris kyle died after being shot in a run rage and sort. another veteran was charged with his death. he was one of the most lethal snipers and he leaves behind a wife and two children. in washington lawmakers are debating sequestration, that is it a trillion in automatic across the boopered spending. that could hit our military hard and set to kick in on march 1st. the latest round from peter doocy from washington. peter? >> harris, in a fall debate, president obama said the sequester will not happen and now the white house said domestic programs will be cut nine percent and military programs 13 percent this year unless congress takes action. >> putting our fiscal house in order calls for a house in order and not cuts that severely impact the military preparedness. >> condition republicans gave a lot of groun

at the same time the former navy seal who shot bin laden says he is so few benefits from the government he can barely take care of his family and pay his medical bills. is this a fair way to spend our tax dollars. we are so backwards in what we do. we give to people at the end of day and we forget the people that have done amazing things for our country. look, you know this administration is trying to get everybody kind of under the old obama fold here. on our folks and medical care and everything under the sun and we can take care of you. >> eric: nanny state on steroids? >> there is no accountability. fcc went in and looked at all of those that were on the cellphone program receiving these free cellphones and 41% could not prove eligibility. this is government wasted dollars and the government is not checking up who has got them. >> program didn't start under president obama but it certainly expanded under president obama. it was $819 million program, last year they spent $2.2 billion. what is going on? >> what do you mean, what is going on? it's just nuts. the fact i don't have a tel

navy and the marine corps. for example, the u.s.s. harry s. truman, and gettysburg which is a cruiser were set to deploy for tomorrow for what was probably going to be an 8 to 10 month deployment into the persian gulf. up to this point we've had a requirement to have two carrier battle group presence in that fleet area of responsibility. well they told them yesterday, never mind all the work ups you went through, all the planning, your deployment is on hold. now you've got all these people, and their families, and this asset, these national assets leaning on a pier because we don't have the money to deploy them, and the threat is not going down. jenna: so if we're not there, if we don't have an aircraft carrier, first time in two years we won't have one in the persian gulf, then who fills that void? >> that is a great question. go back to senator now secretary of state kerry who wagged his finger at the iranians the other day and told them if they don't stop working on their nuclear program that the internation

rules fend who wrieser ised -- rumsfeld who wrestled in high school, college and the navy says it is unlike any activity. it is the oldest of contact sports. it would be a tragedy for the sport and for the proud tradition of the olympic games. for more we check in with some olympic wrestling hopefuls. >> god speed, sloths. >> joe, we now live in a world where rythmic gymnastics is a sport and wrestling is not. it seems wrong. >> well it makes me laugh where traditional wrestling sounds like it is a story line from professional wrestling chght they should have had vince mcmahon make this announcement. all wrestling is banned. it is crazy. i don't get it. and i know wrestlers, at least they tell me they are wrestler s, they don't like it either. >> matt, i don't watch olympic wrestling, too much clothing for me, and i loathe donald rumsfeld, but i think he is right here. doesn't tradition dictate that wrestling should be an olympic sport? in 1708bc it was in the sports? >> people say it should all be discussed in a bob costas voice and the tradition is dating back to 1896 which is not

keep in mind that christopher dorner served in the navy. and there are reports that he stayed at a hotel, that is near the navy base sometime last night. police say that did not happen, did he not stay that. there is another report that he might have stayed there recent days and never checked out which is what brought police to this hotel in port loma to begin with this morning, but he, again, was not there. so keep in mind, we have this lockdown underway right now. okay. let's listen to san diego right now. >> as far as we know they are not. you know, that's a good question and we actually need to find that out, but as far as this lockdown situation here and dorner, they do not believe he is here, in fact, again, we had talked to lieutenant ramos and he said we cannot confirm that he is here today. they do not believe that he is here. >> so she makes a good point there, ali. they don't believe he's on the naval base, it might be on lockdown of course for precautionary reasons and again, it's important to point out that he is a member of th

dorner was trained in the military, in the navy and the lapd. it will be very hard to survive out in the open in these conditions. so they believe that he may have actually broken into one of the many cabins scattered on the mountains inside here and seeking shelter there. that's the case why the door to door search is absolutely essential going forward. the public information officer was describing just how the search efforts are underway. take a listen. >> they still have aerial searches, ground searches and door to door searches going on. a lot of assistance from all of our neighboring counties and our police departments. we have canine units here, and so far we have to the located him. >> reporter: it is going to be tricky to locate him. it's going to get tougher and absolutely tougher. just the past few minutes weave bean speaking the wind has picked up and the snow is coming down a lot heavier than it was a few minutes ago. rick. rick: thank you. alisyn: for more on this we have a former lapd officer who was actually named in the suspect's

police officer with military training he received in the navy. so far cops say he has killed a young couple in the los angeles suburb of irvine california as well as a police officer in riverside, also outside l.a. several other officers wounded. he even posted this manifesto about which we have been speaking on facebook, warning that no officer is safe and that he cannot be stopped because as a former cop himself, he says he knows their every move. >> if you read his manifesto, this is a very -- l.a.p.d. is a specific target. but all law enforcement is targeted. you know, this is a vendetta against all of southern california law enforcement. and it should be seen as such. >> shepard: the manhunt now spread down to san diego, to nevada, to arizona, and even mexico. unfortunately police say that the in the confusion the cops accidently shot two bystanders. police reportedly opened fire on a truck that they say was similar to the suspect's as it neared the home of somebody on dorner's hit list. a horrible set of circumstances. the "l.a. times" repo