and companies ratcheting down their expectation. we'll look for further weaker guidance. that is it for the cost of freedom blockk. and have a great weekend. >> occupy wall street movement that start said in new york city goes global. protest against corporate greed and big business and the bankings upon and president obama's jobs plann is a focus of a rally. people are gathering calling for political leaders to find a plan to get people back to work. greg is standing by in rome on the occupy wall street protest and first peter doocy who is covering the >> the rally started an hour ago at 11:00

eastern and attracting more and more people. we are in the shadow of the washington monument and this is a march for jobs and justice. there is a dozen and half speakers and every one of them gets the crowd chanting. no jobs and no justice. they think they will get social justice that they seem all worked up not having right now. if congress passes and the president signs off on the jobs bill. health care was the first battle and they are complainning, all of the speakers and everyone in the crowd not only are there no jobs but no equality. and the theme is something that is big here. it is the eve of the martin and that is the way things are going in the country and community. and the way things are going

in washington, it is very harsh against the republicans and gop. and the right wing it is assaulting women and it is it fair at times. they have called republicans mean spirited and again, congress has republicans and democrats and they have not been able to get the jobs bill through. definitely the crowd is supportive of the president. every speaker here thinks that president obama is the one to get the jobb done and lead the country on the right track and a lot of them are complaining about the country on the right track. and they think that president obama is the one to get it done and they are letting everyone know about it very loudd. uma? >> thank you, peter for bringing us the latest. i know you will keep us posted throughout the day. >> we want to remind our viewers tomorrow fox will have live coverage of the martin

luther king jr. memorial dedication ceremony. we have you to join us for the coverage of that all morning longg. >> occupy wall street demonstration against corperate greed and social inequity are happening from sydney to london. greg is in rome. where tens of thousand of protestors are taking to the streets and demonstrators becoming violent. what is the latestt there? >>reporter: really quite violent. there is a lot of tourist in rome, today you would want protection and maybe a gas mask or helmet. there are bottles flying everywhere. it was supposed to be the italian version of occupy wall street. but it got more violent and quickly as protestors burned cars and attacked cash and banks and throwing big robs at police . many of them are armed with

sticks and some of them wearing helmets and they are signs that you are looking for trouble and they certainly have found the police and answered that with tear gas and water cannons. it is still going on. across europe there are demonstration and greece is in the center of this, at time riulent. and longg before the occupy wall street protest started. there were vilept protest as demonstrators went after the government cuts. they are trying to make drastic cuts there. and belgiumm and germany and london, it is a global movement as of today and europe at the heart of it. and asia and taiwan and philippiness and anger coming as well it is hard to put a labell on it exactly. it boils down to common people feeling betrayed by the banks

and governments and corpiations -- corporations. hundred thousand people 98 percent of them planning for a peaceful protest, but there are several hundred and maybe as many thousand hard core viulentt people that are not demonstrating peacefullyy. they are looking for trouble and found it. uma? >> greg, have a this said what they want to see changed or plan to move forward in an effective way from their prospective? >> they haven't so far and it is a wide range of people . people from peaceful demonstrations. there is a sit in where they are demonstrating to culture in italy for example. and then you have a middle of the roa people saying the pensions are being cut. they have specific complaintts and young people saying there are no jobs for us and then

you have the wild and violent sort of what they call the social centered in italy that comes to look for trouble and lookking basically to go at it with the police. it is a wide range and viulentt ones who won the day unfortunately and there was violence between the peaceful people and those trying to get them to stop. there are too many of the viulent - violent ones out there today. >> thank you for the update from rome. >> how did this happen? >> powerful images there. back in the country in san diego. police using pepper spray on people after they refuse to leave the plas a. and protestors took a stand and in the end one symbolic tent was allowed to stay.

turning to other news now. president obama announcing he is sending 100,000 -- wone hundred troops to central africa much to battle the lord's resistance army accused of heinous crimes. >> these 100 u.s. troops mostly special operation forces will be helping governments and militaries in central africatrying to take down the violent guerrilla group. lord's resistance group that is terrorizing the people there. the first of the 100 troops arrived with more to follow. the white house said they will be sent to sudan and democratic republic of the congo as well u.s. personnel will be on the ground to provide training and not engage the lra forces directly unless it is in self defense. in a letter to congress

president obama said i believe in deploying u.s. forces furthers the u.s. national security interests and foreign policy and counter the efforts of the lra in central africa. the soldiers are roming the jungle area. president obama said u.s. troops will help local sources working for the removal of joseph coney from the battlefield. one questioned why he let them know yesterday. >> these are terrorist and keeps a harem of young village girls and impresses small children as child soldiers and requires them to kill their parents. he is a vicious guy and the united states is doing the useful thing here. why the administration to

chose to hide this on friday night? >> the white house is following a 2010 lieu where congress supported u.s. effort to eliminate efforts to oppose the threat by the lra. >> reaction coming in about the move to send special operation forces to africa. earlier i had a chance to senator john mccain. >> great to have you on board today. >> thank you, nice to be back. >> we are just learning that the white house is announcing that we are sending some special operation forces in africa. what do you know about this? >> i haven't heard anything other than the media reports which is unfortunate. this white house is uncommunicatative with congress in general and republicans in particular. but i had heard that this was

a contingency that they were looking at and it clearly has to do with trainning and counter terrorism operations. i think it is probably the right thing to do, but i think we ought to make sure it is not an esclaatory situation. >> you are saying that the republican leadership was not briefed on this taking place? >> no, we were not. >> we are understanding that troops are going to uganda and department republic of congo and central africa republic and they are there as you pointed out for training and combat rebel forces there and supposed to operate only in self defense. >> yeah. in other words, training and planning and not in actual combat. and that means you act only in self defense. but lookk, i watched the

marines go to lebanon and somedicalia, and the congress and the american people better be briefed up on this so we can avoid an instance of those i just mentioned. >> we'll have to wait and see how this unfolds . >> we'll go to iran's foiled terror plot. would you call this an act of war? >> i think you could view it as an attempted act of war. thigh - they were unable to succeed. it indicates a lot of things, including some what surpridess how hand fisted the operation was it is a continuiation of the terrorist activities that they have orchestred in the last two decades in foreign capitols. first time they try today in our capitol.

they are doing it because they think they can get away with it and they need to be held responsible in a variety of ways. >> we hear that all options are on the table. we are hearing that the white house is calling for tougher sanctions and further icalate iran from the world community. do you believe that sanctions have an impact at all. >> i think they have impact. but i have not seen deterrent affect. main option that we have imposed so far it is to motivate to abandon the nuclear weapon program. it has had some affect but not the intended out come we wanted to see. cand the iranians exported the most lethal weapons in iraq and killed the young americans playing in afghanistan.

and they support terrorist organizations with hamas and hezbollah. they are trying to affect the overthrow of the government in bahrain. and there is a nuclear weapon's program. if i was a president i would talk to the american people and tell them the magnitude of the challenge that the iranianns impose and gather my intelligence people and general petraes and say what kind of covert activities do we have going on and carry out and exploring those options. >> do you think that ultimately that we are going to be able to have an impact with iran moving forward with the situations that you are talking about? >> i do believe that the sanctions on the central bank can have a significant affect. and i also think that if you take step to prevent them from

using their tanker fleet . also the russians and the chinese have not joined with us. and so that makes the united nations route very difficult if not impossible. i think again, i am not advocating a war with irann or saying that we should itack iran. but the options we have and i am sure there are some should know explored and covert activity course was action should be explored. i want to emphasize i don't know what those are. but there must be capabilities out there. >> i asked senator mccain about the republican job's plan he released along with other senators and the thoughts on proposed cuts on spending. to hear more go to fox

news.com/america'snews headquarters. >> it is your turn to weigh in. do you think that iran's foiled tiror plot was an act of war. go to hurricane uma and i will read your responses this hour. and officials say seven people were killed in a u.s. zone attack including one of the colleague was al-awlaki. >> it appears more and morewashington's weapon of choice are drone strikes. 7 al-qaida militants were killed last night and the son of al-awlaki. al-awlaki was kill in a similar style attack last month. it appears that al-qaida is gaining more n and more with the instability in yemen. president selah forces contacted attacks on the people in yemen in the midst

of the uprising that lasted eight months since it all began. forces loyal to selah fired on protestors and killing nine and many of them taken to the hospital. selah forces fired on protestors. gunfire could be heard in the entire capitol there tonight and interesting that al-qaida is gaining their presence in southern yemen. they are gaining a stronger foot hold in the country of yemen and that could mean more cloud in the countryy especially because of this instability. uma. >> great to see you. thank you for the update. >> a controversial part of president obama's health care plan is being scrapped. critics say long-term insurance plan known as the class act was too expensive and unsustainable.

health and human services. kathleen sebelius said she did not see a practical way to implement the program that was a priority of late massachusetts senator ted kennedy. >> we are hearing the 911 call from the california hair salon shooting that left eight people dead. and one group is working hard to put faces to the names inscribed on the vietnam memorial. don't go away. looking good! you lost some weight. you noticed! these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios... five whole grains, 110 calories. well we're here to get you custom orthotic inserts. we can't afford that. yes we can.

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>> welcome back. first time ever. a rom an cath lickk bishop was indicted because of the behavior of the priests he was supposed to supervise. he is charged with a misdemeanor of the case was another priest who was accused of taking pornographic pictures. he did not inform police until months later. >> a man charged with killing eight people and wounding

others in a california salon was in a bitter custody battle over his son and wanted his ex-wife dead. listen to the 911 call. >> who is shot. minutes later police arrested the shooter who had on body armor. they wod seek the death penalty. the judge ordering a medical review after his clientt needed antisicotic medication and was not receiving them in jail. >> new developments in the case of 11 months old missing

baby irwin. a $100,000 reward is offered by a donor for any information leading to the safe return of the child. authorities have conducted extensive searches. still no suspect. lisa was last seen in her home in kansas city on october 4th. veterans of the memorial fund started a project for those who lost their life vietnam war. julie bandaras has more on the story. >> the vietnam war memorial wants to act for the men and women who lost their lives in the war. this is asking americans who lostt anyone submit picturos line by e-mail or copy through u.s. mail. >> a wall that heals.

featuring and started touring to collect pictures. the photograph will appear on a wall of faces like from this animation center built near the vietnam memorial. and the photos will appear on line. it will make visiting the vietnam memorial more powerful by showing the faces and telling their story. in order to do so they need the public's help. >> call for photos is an important part of the exercise. we need 58,000 photos. we have over 22,000. important because the photos bring them alive. you can identify with them. they are just not names on a monument. these are the real people. >> new education center will celebrate the service of not just viet nam vets but all american service people going

back to 1775 and irackk and afghanistan. it was built in 1982 and hope to break ground on the education center in 2012. they are asked to help out and contributions are needed as well. if you want to send a photoin or donate, go to the website to build the center.org. >> what a fantastic effort. julie. thank you very much. >> taking a new lookk at president lincoln's assassination. bill o'reilly talks about his new book. and plus people are turning to their peers than bank to get a much needed loan. stay with us. ♪

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>> welcome back, everybody. jobs are a focus of the way.

and molly is standing by. >> hundreds of rallying in dc. organizers want to shine the plight of the unemployed. they are encourage congress to help millions get back to work. there will be a march for the newly reopened martin luther king jr. memorial. the long-term insurance plann doged from the beginning by doubts over the financial solvencey. critics said it was too expensive and unsustainable. last month al-awlaki was killed in yemen. today his son is also dead. elders in the southeastern province said al-awlaki and six other militants were killed in a u.s. drone strike. >> lady gaga is the winner

over lady goo goo in a london court. she won the makers of a children's game from promoting lady goo, goo. and those are the top stories right now. you think lady gaga would be flattered by that. >> one would think she would. lady gaga and lady goo, goo. it is amazing why not? >> and occupy wall street movement is in cities around the world. in protest became violent with police using tear gas and water conons. and over in tokyo over 200 people joining the global protest. they are taking on a anti-nuclear flavor in the wake of the fukushima daiichi

accident. and protest ors in new york will fill times square for a cry of rage. and the protest against american financial firms are receiving support from over seas. and iran's supreme leader said they will topple capitalism in the u.s.. much of the reaction is along political lines. jame rosen takes a closure look. >> it is a civil disability. and receive the kind of warm weather from a sitting president in his party. protestors are giving voice to to a broad based.

>> why is it increasing. >> the core is. the bargain is breechedd. >> god bless them. >> and the democrat national campaign wants 100,000 committees to lead. leading republican cast it misguided and dangerous at worst. >> i am increasinglyy concerned about the growing mobs occupy wall street. >> and key to the cal cuulous. only one in three independents approves of president obama's job performance. to analyst on both sides of the aisles it is instructtive. >> democrats are tempted to reduce the same dinomic tea party on the right. they need to figure out how to motivate without offending the independents. >> i suspect what you are

going to see in the coming days and weeks is the republican party trying to attach the democrat at the hit to ows. and that had an appeal to the center of the country and helped to explain the election in 1968 and re-election. 49 state to one. >> key difference between occupy wall street and tea party is that the latter became a political force and helped to produce a epic result in the election. it remains unclear what impact ows will have one year from now. >> james, thank you. from wall street to main street. there is a new alternative to big banks. casey stegal is here to explain how it works. >> hi, uma. after all of the stuff you have seen on wall street. a lot of americans are getting away from traditional financial nusion like banks.

think of peer to peer left-hand lending to borrow with a stranger. prosper and lending club. they vet your financial history and you get a credit score and write why you need the money and an investor, every day people looking to get a return pick out the people they want to help. the boorer pays a lower rate and an investor earns the money a bank would typically rake n >> banks spreads are enormous and borrowing at zero and lending it still high rates. and so why can't the average american that. >> investors can get as little or as much as youment. peer to peer companies working as a middle man to keep

everything secure and the number one reason borrowers turn to their side. personal debt consolidation. back when this southern california man missed, his about rate doubled and high couldn't afford the payment and opted for a loan to pay it off much quicker. >> 172 people are expecting to get dividend check on theirr 25 dollars from me and i love that idea that we are helping each other and they are making money as it, too. >> peer to peer usually for smaller loans under $10,000 and the popularity is increase. one study shows peer-to-peer lending sho up more than 800 percent. >> wow, that is it amazing. and thank you very much for bringing us up to date on that. >> up next, bill o'reilly looks in the factors was

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>> welcome back, everybody. there is no question that the assassination of abraham lincoln will be a pivotal point in our nation's history. the decision to kill lincoln impacted the country and years later he was viewed as one of the greatest leaders. bill o'reilly talks about his best seller killing linn conwith nugget book you may not expect. >> congratulations on the book. this book is intense and remarkable. it offers details that so many linn confans may not know

about. i did not know about the things. and i found it particularly interesting. you say you chose to write it because you are concerned about the leadership. are you speaking about electted officials or general sense of purpose. >> basically elected officials. we are in a time of decline in america just as they were in lincoln's time. south wantedno part of the union anymore and now we are not at that level but we are a divided nation and we see the country differently. it is a big gulf. we need as a leadder like abraham lincoln a cold standard of leadership. we need men and women who are willing to do the things necessary to heal american - on america and bring it back to economic power. you do that not by ideology.

but astute policies that may go against what you believe. and i want people to know what linn condid to know how much he suffered and put the country ahead of himself. >> he suffered and was courageous and awn lonely. how do you think it impacted him in >> i think all presidents are lonely and icalated guys even though the wife and family is in the white house. when abraham lincoln took over the presidency. he came in to town and he was a strapping 6 foot guy and anar nold schwarzenegger build. he three years aged 30 years and 56 when he was assassinated and looked like he was 70. and the burden on this guy was enormous because he alone had to fight the civil war and keep everything together.

and subpend the habious corpous and things he didn't want to do. and if americans red the book you will get to know abraham lincoln. it is it like a novel. it is all true. and i wanted people to know lincoln and i think we accomplished that. >> i found it interesting two weeks before his assassination he talked about and dreamed about. >> to me two startling things that i found out. i am a former history teacher and interested in history. two things that startled me. he had a dream. a regular dream when he was asleep and he saw himself lying on a bed. dead. and he told that dream to his wife and a number of guests who were in the white house. some of those guests wrote it down. that's how we got it from primary source material. his wife mary lincoln woah and

he recognized how that affected his wife and guests. but it was not me and it was somebody else. he knew he would be killed. if i get to hen because i know he's there. why didn't you surround yourself with more guys. you knew they were coming for you. he knew. and the assassin john wilkes booth was engaged to a woman who was teping out on him with the president's son. that motivated him further to kill the president. >> i know you want many young people to look at it. >> if i can get the books in the hands of american adolescents and teenager. >> because they don't get taught history in school. they don't know who abraham lincoln is fun to read.

you will not go to sleep. and what do you think mr. lincoln would say is about the country today if he was witnessed to the polar taking place and a lot of political discourse and people are angry at elected officials and in the sense that people don't have a sense of control right now in >> what i did the super bowl interview. president obama showed me the getties burg address. obama and bush were admirers was linn con. they understand that he faced the challenges that we face today. he would not like the class warfare stuff. he would not like that. that divides americans rich and poor and this and that. >> the rest of it, hard to say. but i know he would not like the class warfare business. >> the passion for lincoln, where does it come from.

>> best american president. and washington, was a great president but he didn't have the challenges linn conhad. i wrote it because americans need to understand what a great leader he was and we need to get back to that level of leadership. >> terrific book. >> this book has great gossip. the general grant opted out because his wife did not like lincoln's wife. think about that. >> and herman cain is getting a lot of attention in the media and polls and recentlyy, not everyone is happy about it. we'll explain after the break. don't go away. so who ordered the cereal that can help lower olesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. [ woman ] lower cholesterol. [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole gin oats that can help lower cholesterol?

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>> my campaign represents substance and that is why it is not a flavor of the week. >> that is herman cain who is riding a wave of moment yum climbing liz stratasaid that is much to the chagrin to the folks on the left. she joins us with her take.

>> hi. it is wonderful to see the left in disarray in the candidacy of herman cain. they are finallyy showing that their inherit racism. one of the attacks in the written press is on the 9-9-9 program. that is the best way to get at them and they are tearing it apart. recipe for enriching the rich and dismand manteling the poor. >> we have newspapers and the reliable msnbc reallyy attacking cain. let me give you an example from the daily beat. it is a left wing plog. this is from michael and he writes. so i do have to hand it to him. he understands the spirit of the age in some way. radical and simplistic

unrealistic as possible and lustlyy feed the haves and have nots and feed america pizza. god thing that lennin was not this clever. ouch. not nice. that's what the left is doing. they have gone so far to say that the tea party is endorsing and they have endorsed herman cain because they use him as a front for their own innate racism. you can see how convoluted it gets. many of the writers are black liberals who are columnist and blogers in the country and most of them, of course, have taken to attacking cain. which is amazing when you consider his own background which is so impressive. articulate nature and the fact that he's ahead in the polls is resonated with the american people.

and so there we are. i might point out that his civil right's credentials seem to be sticking in the craw of the left. many of the black writers said he was not there on the scene. if you didn't have i was there for the civil right's movement you can't the black discussion or candidate it is a sad display on the left. >> it has been interesting no doubtt, liz and throughout herman cain is unflapable with all of the criticism. >> he does, and what is difficult to overcome is the innate warmness and good nature and willingness to say i made a mistake . boy, when the time comes, i will not make it again. he is an endearing candidate and americans are seeing that in him. >> we'll keep close watch and

we'll appreciate your insate as always. >> thank you. >> students in one massachusetts elementtary school don't have much to celebrate this fall thank to the officials there . we'll tell you why coming up next. you will not believe it. just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day

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believe it or not, thanksgiving. now, the school feels it could be seen as offensive and necessarily mindful of the quote, the atrocities against indigenous people. is it taking political correctness too far? don't tell linus we found the great pumpkin, 1,657 pounds and the farmer grew seven of the ten pumpkin growing records. unbelievable. we love hearing from you at home. we've been asking you, do you think this week's terror plot was an act of war? several of you weighed in. if not on the usa. definitely on saudi arabia, and another viewer says not for the u.s., but potentially definitely on saudi arabia, and another person is writing, iran knows the u.s. is stretched thin and want a provoke a