>> americans who need jobs, news tonight, there are some out there and questions about how well they will he' pay and how long they'll last. plus, coming into fox, an earthquake leaving people strapped under the rubble of collapsed buildings. it is breaking news just ahead. i'm harris falkner, this is the fox report. libya, liberated. celebrating its independence and the new leader announcing that government will be based on religion. islamic law, tonight, fox journalists on the ground in that country with the latest. >> also, most of the satellite burned up before reaching the earth, but not all of it. tonight, predicting where nearly two tons of debris

crash landed. and got what? a billboard playing off a popular ad campaign for milk causing controversy and a push to take it down. right now, the search for survivors intensifying after a powerful earthquake rocks the nation of turkey. we're learning the streets are filling up with thousands of people running for cover from collapsing buildings. what you're watching right now, a few hours ago, a much-needed sign of hope as rescuers were pulling one person from all that debris. the quake, a 7.2 magnitude hitting earlier. while the numbers keep rising on this, the turkish prime minister announcing many are dead. the epicenter in the northern part of the country, however the hardest hit we just saw is farther east. near the iranian border,

aftershocks a short time ago and that's been happening for a couple of hours, and president obama says the u.s. is ready to give help and turkey is sitting in one of the earthquake prone areas. now to libya, it is liberation day three days after the longest ruling dictator in modern daytimes, muammar qaddafi and now the leader of libya's interim government making a keynote speech in benghazi, had a rebel uprising eight months ago and turned into civil war. he told libyans to show their joy not by firing guns into the air, but by chanting god is great and patience and tolerance, building a government based on islamic sharia law. president obama commenting ott the new era, we look forward to working with tnc and

transitional government as they prepare for the country's first free and fair elections end quote and hillary clinton sharing her thoughts on fox news sunday. >> they need to make it clear that it will be a government to unify the country to seek reconciliation, to make everyone who supported the former regime, as long as he they don't have blood on their hands, feel safe and included in a new libya. >> harris: and as libya moves forward toward what is said to be democracy, we are learning n.a.t.o. is planning to end its mission there by act 31st. our greg palkot is streaming live from misurata and greg, there's a call for unity today. you're there in misurata, which wants to have a big say in things. how real are the the prospects? >> absolutely, harris. the challenges facing a unified libya, they're proud of what he they do, i don't

know if they fight off the qaddafi force here and in tripoli and hometown of sirte. they're saying they want to future say in the government and the folks here are one among many factions vying for power in the next few months, harris. >> harris: everybody keeps pointing to-- are all of those pictures of muammar qaddafi in death and a lot of controversy that i'm reading about, greg, in terms of an investigation now going into how he died. what's the latest on that? >> yeah, harris, the body of muammar qaddafi remains unbelievably on public display here in misurata. overnight authorities conducted another post-mortem and authorities are pretty satisfied with their own version of events that he died in cross fire, that it was a battle zone and we wanted a closer look at the scene of death and traveled to sirte,

150 miles from where we are today. here is a little of what he we saw. >> this is where it ended for qaddafi, a drainage pipe outside the town of sirte where he ned to when his convoy was hit and the rebel fighters spotted him, pulled him out of the pipe, dragged him 50 yards and according to a fighter, he asked desperately, what have i done to you, my sons. to which, the fighter told us, he replied, more than 40 years of killing. and then reportedly, qaddafi was killed. you know, another person, harris, came up to us while we were at the scene at the drainage pipe and pointed to the pipe and said, you know, qaddafi, he was just luke a mouse and crawled into a hole and caught just like a mouse. folks here are hoping for a much better future. back to you. >> harris: great reporting, greg palkot taking us up close. and turning to the war in

iraq, new fallout regarding president obama's decision to withdraw troops through christmas and some on capitol hill pressing forward with concerns about security and safety and iraq's ability to keep the peace once our troops go home. the administration is standing firm and secretary of state hillary clinton says the president is keeping his promise to get the troops out, but strong emotions over this planned withdrawal. critics say a complete u.s. pullout will create stability in the middle east and leaving the door open for iran, leaving iraq, open. and how the president will explain the decision. >> they say the president promised to pull troops out by year's end and he's keeping his promise. there were negotiations with iraqi officials to keep a certain number of combat troops in the country past the deadline, but no agreement was reached. now, only a handful of u.s. military trainers will remain and the secretary of state

today, playing it as a foreign policy achievement. >> the president has fulfilled the commitment he made to the american people, we've also, under the president's leadership, fulfilled the commitment requested by the iraqis. >> says that the u.s. and iraq will have an ongoing relationship for years to come without the american combat troops. >> harris: as we learn more what the pullout will look like, the criticism is growing widerment how are republicans reacting? what's their major concern? >> their major concern is iran and the danger it might pose, that the absence of u.s. combat troops allowing iranian influence to gain hold and expand and they don't think the president is doing the right thing. >> it's a serious mistake. i believe we could have negotiated an agreement and i'm very, very concerned about increased iranian influence in iraq. >> at a time we need troops in

iraq and against iran and bad actors in the region we're going into 2012 with none. >> reporter: secretary clinton saying that iran would be badly miscalculating if they can't consider the continued american presence in the region, including bases in turkey. >> harris: steve centanni, thank you very much. as the mission in iraq is set to wind down. some controversial comments from the president of afghanistan, where our troops are risking their lives to keep the country safe. hamid karzai saying in an interview, afghanistan would support pakistan if it ever went to war with the u.s. as you might imagine, his comments hitting a raw nerve for those who might have supported his government. >> if pakistan is attacked, and if the people of pakistan need afghanistan's help. afghanistan will be there with you, afghanistan is a brother and with the united states and pakistan, this has not had an impact in our attitude towards

pakistan. >> harris: and western officials saying they see karzai's comments as perhaps an attempt to try to lower tensions with his neighboring pakistan, after recent attacks from insurgents in the haqqani terror network. at home remembering a beloved indy race car driver, dan wheldon, this time last sunday you knew that crash was breaking news, the crash that took his life. earlier today,loved ones, celebrities, and fans celebrating wheldon on and off the track, in massive event in indianapolis and we heard from guys who raced alongside wheldon for years. >> and dan gave all of us 33 years of life, 33 years of living and 33 years of things to remember, to remember and to celebrate. >> the time we knew him, dan celebrated life every day and we're here to celebrate who he was. >> so with that, we are going

to answer now the no cry zone. the three getting the crowd to laugh more than a few times while other tributes from speakers drew tears, dan wheldon, here is the crash. age 33 when he died last sunday in that fiery 15-car crash, at the vegas motor speedway. well, he didn't have time to stop, but he and, an off duty sheriff's deputy says, felt obligated to check on a suspicious vehicle zaen way and for doing that he paid the ultimate price and police in missouri are looking into some new video that could contain a clue about what happened to missing baby lisa. see the video for yourself in. [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up!

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his own life. james poe was riding his motorcycle home from work when he stopped to check on a car just sitting along the side of the road and they say poe didn't even get to put his kick stand down on his motorcycle when 26-year-old christopher hodges shot him several times, and then turned the gun on himself. hodges was with the tennessee national guard doing some training in georgia. the sheriff saying hodges appeared to be drunk and had been firing shots at passersby. no one else was hurt. new developments tonight in the case of the missing baby girl in missouri and it could back up the family's claims about her abduction. surveillance cameras rolling when a man wearing white walked out of the the woods near little lisa irwin's home the night she vanished. while he we do know know who this person is, we do know witnesses had told police about a suspicious man they say carry ago baby in the area on that same night. meanwhile, a new push to find the 11 month old little girl. drivers will now see lisa's face on billboards along

kansas city highways, and advertising company donating the sign hoping somebody might recognize the child and call police. and in arizona, no sign of missing five-year-old jahessye shockley. last seen two weeks ago outside her home in phoenix, she jshd after her mother went on an errand, leaving the child with three older siblings. our david lee miller is on the story, we learned a lot. what's the latest. >> we're learning increasingly more. last night a candlelight vigil outside the home. and jahessye's mother lashed out a the media blaming reporters for disclosing where they are. and now her ex-husband is going to know where they live and he's a sex offender behind bars and jahessye's grandmother accused the media and not doing more saying they

were lax because jahessye a black. and police meanwhile, reject any of the accusations and say race did not play any role in this investigation. list nl. >> nothing can be further from the truth. this is a beautiful little five-year-old girl and our-- the police department and the community's effort has been unwavering from the the very beginning. it doesn't matter what the color of her skin is, her nationality, it would never make a difference. >> reporter: and jahessye's grandfather last night, harris, took the opportunity to say he appreciates the support he is receiving from not only the media, but the police as well. contradicting what his wife said days ago. >> harris: when you look at this on balance, david, there are a lot of things that people have found out about this family, almost like they're retreating from the media. on one hand they're blaming the media for not enough attention, but you have more information on what you found about the family. >> some cases it could be careful what you wish for. the grandmother says we want a lot of attention and now they're under the microscope

and may not be happy with things disclosed. this, as the investigation continues. we've learned, number one as i mentioned a moment ago, that her ex-husband is a convicted sex offender now behind bars. the mother was convicted of abusing her own children back in 2005 and today there's a report that three of her other children have been taken by child perspective services, we do not know, and the investigators in in case made it abundantly clear to make sure they're not going to let the criminal association of this family in any way overshadow the investigation. they're looking at anything and everything, and quickly one of the things they're looking at, i was told today that there was a witness who observed a car, a dark colored chevy the day of the abduction, someone entering that car resembling jahessye, possibly a hopeful lead, but at this point too early to tell. they're looking at it. >> harris: that would be the first solid one potentially we've heard about. david lee with that breaking details tonight.

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>> a growing mystery surrounding a satellite the size of a mini-van that fell back to earth today. scientists now working to establish how and where the german research satellite returned to our planet, this

after warning nearly two tons of debris might survive reentry. most of that satellite was expect today burn up. one expert saying it apparently went down over southeast asia and end of orbit from cape canaveral. new signs the job market could pick up in the months ahead because major retailers are hiring more workers ahead of the holiday shopping skeenz and that means thousands of new opportunities for out of work americans. casey stegall live with the west coast news hub, sounds like good news at first. casey. >> yeah, harris we'll take the good news when it comes to the economy. retailers expect today rake in big bucks this holiday season in fact, the forecasts look as if holiday sales will grow nearly 3% this year versus last. if that rings true, that means consumers will be shelling out about 466 billion dollars in the next couple of months. so, many of the biggest

retailers, bulking up its staff to handle the rush and macy's department store, for example, will hire the most, looking to add about 78,000 temporary workers to the payroll, which is 4% more than last year. toys "r" us, the world's largest toy company will hire roughly 40,000 as will kohl's, again, a nearly 5% increase. >> the amount of hours that a seasonal associate with expect. a few hours 020 hours and the typical job probably unloading of a truck, stocking on the sales floor and cash register duties. >> reporter: while the world of retail is not growing as fast as some other sectors, experts say it's a slow, but sure process and sales have been on the rise for 15 months in a row now, according to the national retail federation, and the industry has added about 100,000 permanent jobs just in the last year. >> it's also important to keep in mind that just because you

start off as a seasonal employee in retail doesn't necessarily mean your job will end in january. if you do a great job. >> retailers who are continuing to add permanent jobs in our industry might look at you as a candidate for something long-term going forward. >> reporter: all right, so big picture here. overall it's estimated na the retailers will add a half a million jobs during the next couple of months, harris, certainly big numbers and hopefully put a dent in the national unemployment rate of 9.1%. >> harris: inevitably, casey, i hear from people on facebook and twitter and i wrote down from your stories, macy's, kohl's i thought i saw a target logo. give me names. >> best buy, target, j.c. penney, we've talked about macy's hiring the largest number of people, kohl's, and again, the thing to point out here, if you're looking till after thanksgiving to find this employment, as you heard,

it's too late. now is when they are hiring. so you can of course jump online and find out other big names hiring. of course, we like to talk about hiring because it seems the majority of the stories we're doing talk about layoffs, right. >> harris: no, it's true. we're looking at the positive end so we hope. casey stegall. thanks. >> reporter: thanks, harris. >> harris: a bus driver, a hells angel, a case of road rage, a deadly combination. how a member of the notorious motorcycle club got caught up underneath the wheels of the bus. the way an attorney got one law firm may have hope. that's just ahead, stay with us.

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of benghazi where the rebellion began eight months ago and setting into for example, a two year plan for the country of democracy and saying that islamic law will be country's guide. a price hike at the pump maybe you've noticed a survey sewing the average cost of a gallon of regular shall rising five cents to 3.47 per gallon of gasoline. fox news is america's election headquarters. and tonight, one republican front runner still trying to clean up some confusion about where he stands on a major issue. but the competition accusing him of flip-flopping in front of a critical group of voters. peter doocy in washington with the news. >> herman cain wants iowa to know he is pro-life and that is that. >> endowed by their creator, will certainty unalienable rights. among these are life from conception, no abortions, no

exceptio exceptions. >> reporter: cain confused some voters earlier this week abortions should be an option for rape and incest victims, a family decision and the government should not be involved. he walked that back, but his opponents said it's too late he said he's pro he choice and can't the get out of it. >> it's a liberal kinard to say i'm personally pro-life, but government should stay out of that decision. if that is your view, you are not pro-life. you are pro having your cake and eating it, too. >> it can't be for life and then say people have a choice to do whatever you want. >> governor perry is in the middle of the back and santorum near the bottom. herman cain, 37% in iowa according to the poll. and to he get back on track,

the market must first crash, something paul says the government should have let happen long ago. >> you allow to do what we do in 1921, i allow it, and then one year later go back to work. >> and john sununu will endorse mitt romney when he files his papers. >> harris: meanwhile, it wasn't close in the the state of louisiana. republican governor bobby jindal winning a second term in loveuisiana. and the government did take a moment to celebrate with reporters, he reminded them of hardships ahead. >> we've got to work with economy and reform our education system to give our kids the best chance and squeeze the waste out of government and make room for the the citizens. the truth is this, as long as

the recession lasts, we'll have to make the government do more with less. >> while he did rule out a 2012 run for the white house, some view him as perhaps a contender in the years ahead. >> and vowing to return to grant park after a dramatic showdown with police. demonstrators chanting at officers earlier today, in the wee morning hours. why would you arrest us? we're fighting for your paychecks? police hauling away at least a hundred of them. they had they had defied a city ordinance, staying in the park after it was closed. police say no violence. while demonstrators are hitting the streets they say in the name of money and families are tightening their belts because they're faelg pressure. new economic indicators could suggest that tough financial

times could be easing up a bit. bulls and beers, brenda buttner. >> the economy picked up in the third educator at the fastest pace this year. analysts pre convi analysts predicted the growth and values of good and services produced in the nation likely climbed at 2.5% annual rate in the third quarter after growing just 1.3% in the previous three months. and looking ahead, it's a big week for numbers on the economy. we could see that orders for business equipment rise in september, and new home sales did not decline. we also get a report on home prices in major u.s. cities. the focus is on you, too. consumer spending last quarter may have grown and the conference board may show your sentiment rebounded a bit, but it's still quite low as

unemployment neared double digits and we'll also get some key earnings on wall street, too. cat pill are, 3m. ups, texas instruments and prokt and gamble opened their book and should give a sense of global growth. speaking of global, washington will be watching europe and blue chips start the week with green on the screen, positive for the year, the dow up 4 straight weeks, gaining 11%, and pitting a year low at the beginning of the month. it's been a time of highs and lows and expect volatility to be the only certainty as we go forward. harris? >> brenda, thank you. it always makes me happy when she says the words green on the screen. i don't know why. as brenda just touched upon, in europe, leaders are looking for a solution to the continent's debt crisis. according to the wall street journal, owned by the parent company of fox news, they're

nearing an agreement the banks raise capitalization or restructuring of the banks, considered the easiest part after three-pronged bargain, the 17 euro zone nations are hoping to meet. meetings were held this weekend in brussels and are expected to continue until wednesday. other key points and question, reducing a money of debt in greece and how best to use the bailout funds. a show down between a bus driver and a hells angel biker and ending in death and witnesses telling police it didn't look like an accident to them. it's our ton story on a fox trip across america. california, it happened just outside san francisco. police say the driver of this transit bus may have rammed the biker on purpose, dragging his body along the highway for nearly a mile, killing him. when the bus finally came to a

stop, the michael cycle still under the front end. officers arresting the driver and investigating the crash. washington, it looks like a landfill, but it's actually somebody's back yard. the trash outside this home southeast of seattle piling up for years, and the community calling on the health department for help. but months later the junk is still there. so, a professional crew came to the rescue. >> that makes people sick we we're trying to clean it up and haul it away. >> neighbors say the sink pile is gone. connecticut, got drunk? that is in a billboard, a law firm put up the ad aiming to represent dui suspects. it's getting attention of other people in the community. >> seeing it's marketing and kids like it and want to make a joke about it, nothing we can do to stop that.

>> others argue the sign encourages drinking and driving and because of the controversy it's now coming down. florida welcome, it's a time to let loose and dress with a fun costume and kind of go crazy and have a good time. >> this year's theme, frolic, ten day celebration in key west complete with masquerades and attracting people around the world and officials saying the event kicks in some 30 million dollars a year to the local economy. that's a fox watch across america. a life saver left in the lurch. a man who nearly died trying to rescue others in the twister in joplin, missouri, is now being denied workers' compensation, mark was once honored by the state and called a hero, those accolades could not cover his massive medical bill.

linquist, after trying to rescue others ended up in a coma, running up to 2.5 million dollar hospital bill and has no health insurance. he assumed workman's company. the company says he did not face any greater risk than the general public. all things considered, he says he's a lucky man, calling himself a walking miracle. well, we're getting new video of a horrific motorcycle crash coming into fox news and take the tape just after the commercial break and show it to youment and new information now on the hunt for a predator in western australia, authorities searching for a great white shark blamed for killing an american diver. we first told you about this last night on fox news. the latest now on the hunt for this man eater and why some people are stepping up to object tonight. plus, it's a beautiful view

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fox report rather, about the great white shark hunt. after that shark or a shark, we should say killed an american diver. take a look at the video. that's a great white seen in the waters near the attack. it's not known if this is the shark that killed wainwright, from texas. he was divering and killed, the third shark victim. the attack prompting them to hunt down the endangered species and to kill it to have public safety. some scientists object. >> and to attack, it's just complete mri false, that's not i with an it would work. >> and the chances of catching that same shark would be about 1% if that. there are so many sharks in that particular reason, wild

season and seals to the south. a lot of different activity. >> we should mention that's a he very popular tourist area, for americans to go to. and western australia, state authorities are allowed to kill great whites that threaten people, despite the shark's endangered status since 2000. this is the first time that authorities have actually exercised that legal exemption. >> for the first time, country that sparked an anti-government rebellion throughout the arab world, holds a free election and a protester tries to cause trouble, as we go around the world in 80 seconds. tunisia, thousands of people lining up to vote in the country's very first truly free election. you'll remember an uprising in january, the first in the series of revolts that soon became called the arab spring. >> voters set to elect members of an assembly to appoint a new government and write a new

constitution. >> the vatican, a protest during a mass led by pope benedict xvi benedict xvi. security, even a bishop tried to get the man to come down and the pope continued mass apparently unaware of the drama, naming three new saints. france, the first baby born to a sitting french president going home. nicolas sarkozy's wife carla seen leaving a paris clinic with her daughter julia and bodyguard and she gave birth on wednesday, it's their first child together. mexico, zombie fanatics dressing up for hallow fest, welcoming a movie director, the man behind scary films like the original ""night of

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for electrical hookups and truckers wouldn't have to burn diesel fuel while resting. state and epa apparently unaware that the owner had history of legal problems and filed for bankruptcy. what i'm questioning is the oversight and fiduciary responsibility that the federal government, the people that run these programs have to we, the taxpayers. >> and how we'll learn from that. >> mike fielden is president of idle air, one of the half dozen companies encouraging drivers to plug in, such as this one in georgia. >> not only offers 110 power, but an internet browser service and satellite tv. >> all he though this company was not involved in the dandridge project, fielden says that public investment can speed the deployment of technology that helps truckers reduce emissions. >> we want them to turn that engine off and save that fuel

that we're so dependent on from foreign sources and use american energy. >> tennessee transportation officials say the dandridge case was unusual, but prompted them to screen applicants. in a he recent statement the t-dot commissioner says the truck stop technology installed at this location was operating as intended up until a short time ago and can be again if the property resumes operations as a truck stop. but until the bank with find a buyer this property remains vie cant other then a few trucks that use it to park and idle their engines, defeating the original purpose. in dandridge, tennessee. jonathan serry. >> congresswoman gabrielle giffords take a new step to her recovery after nearly a year after a gunman shot her in the head. she left her home in texas earlier today to start a new stage of rehabilitation, her sole focus for the next two weeks, she'll be working with the same specialist helpinger

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diego chargers and after falling behind early in the game. thanks to interception, the chargers losing an opportunity to seal their win. final score, new york 27. san diego 21 and for the rest of the nfl scores, you can check out fox sports.com. game four of the world series, before i move on, yes, i know it's reggie jackson, mr. october. i said randy. reg kwi is a second cousin on my mother's side, i will be hearing about this for some time to come, thanks, mom. today's game a blowout and the st. louis cardinals beat the rangers, and highlighted by a monster game by albert pujols, going 5 for 6 and three home runs and six runs batted in. and lead the series 2-1 and minutes away first pitch on big fox. and devastating eastern

turkey, the nation's prime minister saying a short time ago, at least 138 people are known dead. hundreds more injured and an unknown number of people trapped under the rebel from collapsed buildings. and liberation, declaration in libya, the interim leaders laying out plans for a two year transition to democracy with an islamicist tone and the circumstances of former dictator muammar qaddafi's death are still unclear. on this day in 2001, the late apple ceo steve jobs introduced the world to the very first ipod. take a look, this is video from that launch. while not the first mp3 player, it was the first to catch on with the masses, offering space for a thousand songs, in a device that could fit in your pocket, it cost $399, the gadget didn't catch on at first, it wasn't until a year later he when apple launched the itunes store, and a windows