jenna: hope you have a great tuesday, everybody. jon: thank you for joining us. "america live" starts right now. >> reporter: we begin with a fox news alert as a plane bound for north carolina makes an unexpected stop after a passenger apparently makes a deadly threat. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america live." i'm shannon bream in t for megyn kelly. there are reports that one passenger may have threatened to blow up that plane throwing tsa and maybe the air guard into high alert. trace gallagher is live in los angeles with more. hi, trace. >> reporter: there are reports, shannon that this plane was met by air force traffic by fighter stkwrets t jets into bangor maine. from paris bound for charlotte, north carolina this is flight 787. it's a boeing 767 with 179 passengers on board, and nine

crew members, and now we're being told the plane is safely on the tarmac in bangor, maine but it's on a secluded tarmac and now the authorities apparently have met that plane. it's very unclear if the passengers have actually got even off. the reports are there was a woman, apparently on board this plane making some threatening remarks. you mentioned a bomb. that came from the scanner traffic between the airport as well as the police and first responders there, and we're being told that this plane actually came in to bangor pha*eupbg an maine, and the status was, this was an emergency aircraft. we called norad, they have not got even back to us as to whether or not fighter jets were in fact scrambled. as we get more information on the passengers and what happened on board this plane we will get back to you shannon. shannon: we can't wait to hear more. thank you. fox news alert on some ugly language in the explosive debate

over governor mitt romney's tenure at a private equity firm bai bain capital. congressman jim clyburn doubled down on the president's attacks on governor romney saying his work as an investor involved, quote, raping companies. that comes less than 24 hours after president obama used the nato stage to defend his kreut teak of governor romney's time at bain. take a listen. >> i think it's important to recognize that this issue is not a, quote, distraction, this is part of the debate that we're going to be having in this election campaign about how do we create an economy where everybody from top to bottom, folks on wall street and folks on main street have a shot at success? and the reason this is relevant to the campaign is because my opponent, governor romney, his

main calling card for why he this is he should be president is his business experience. yeah he's not going out there touting his experience in mass marks he' massachusetts, he's saying i'm a business guy, and i know how to fix it and this is his business. and when you're president, as opposed to the head of a private equity firm, your job is not simply to maximize profits. your job is to figure out how everybody in the country has a fair shot. shannon: a new poll from "the washington post" finds that a wide majority of adults don't believe that governor romney's past of buying and restructuring companies is a major reason to vote for or against him. so does the president's argument hold water and could it actually backfire on him? chris stirewalt is a host of fox business, we welcome both of you, gentlemen.

pat you are a pollster, you know how these things play out with the electiowith thewith the electorate. >> most people are looking for any answer, they are democrats, the others on the other side. the voting decision is a complex one. i found it somewhat amazing to hear barack obama attacking someone who has real world experience, because when he was running in 08 he made the case for the fact that he had no experience, basically, except a few years in the state senate voting present, in the illinois state senate. and two years in the u.s. senate, and some work as a community organizer was enough to be president. that has been a problem for him. but i do know why they are doing this. they are doing this not so much for bain, bob schlrum who did the advertising for ted kennedy against romney in 94 saying this

is how we did it it works, the internal campaign in chicago, the obama campaign is torn apart on what to do. this is their latest idea. i think it's a mistake for several reasons. the reason they are doing it is romney's numbers are so bad in terms of connecting with people. he's had this problem in the primary, he's had it since, what things he says he has yet to connect with those voters, and those are the voters that obama is in trouble with as chris can tell you, blue collar, democrats, independents, people who are working people, he's got real problems and romney has connection problems, this is an effort to blow that up. shannon: there have been a number of democrats that weighed in in various ways on these bain attacks. i want to play a little bit from senator clyburn and get your reaction. >> there is something about raping companies and leaving them in debt and setting up

swiss bank accounts in corporate businesses in the grand caymens, i have a real serious problem with that. shannon: chris, some people are going to have a real serious problem about that particular language. >> well the reason, shannon that you've heard mark warner, senator from virginia, corey booker,ed rendell, very prominent, influential moderate democrats cautioning the president against this line of attack is because that's writ goes, that is the problem with this for moderate democrats, is that it goes to where jim clyburn took it, which becomes this attack on the very practice of trying to turn these failing companies around and it becomes an indictment of those things. and for the president who is seen by a plurality of voters as too liberal he must not find himself associated with that kind of rhetoric. it would be absolutely poisonness to his chances for re-election. >> let me say that is what i felt was the problem in chicago, chris is exactly right,

yesterday. the president of the united states has been doing better the last week, because he was being commander-in-chief. yesterday he went back and became negative campaigner and chief using a forum for nato to attack his presumptive republican opponent in may. i don't think in american history that's every happen. every time he gets down being a hack, this is a man who was going to transform politics, he hurts himself in my opinion, number one, number two he has opened the door. if the romney people and the republicans were not so lame politically in terms of their campaigns they would have already had ads up like the bain stuff on the closing down of chrysler dealerships, people were laid off, there is so much. the other issue is when they get into these attacks on corporations the president's leading with his chin. he was here in new york last week at a hedge fund, fund-raiser, he is raising millions of dollars from wall street and these rich people, the very people easy tacking and

he's giving money awful it in somewhat corrupt ways, a lot of it i mean to green companies, to his donors. this is an issue -- let me tell you something, if i were doing that campaign he'd be in deep, deep trouble. shannon: chris i want to give you the final word here. >> just that, for the president it should not be surprising to democrats that he is using this line of attack because this is the same thing he did to hillary clinton. this is what he has done in the past, though what they need to hope is that he gets off it relatively soon, hope that it taints romney but he probably needs to get away from it because it will not wear well. shannon: chris stirewalt, pat ta del, thank you gentlemen. the governor also said that governor romney's background with bain capital is what the campaign will be all about. we're going to debate it, a fair & balanced debate on that in the next hour.

new numbers out on the housing market and for once it's not all bad news. home resales rising in april to the highest rate in nearly two years. the national association of realtors reports that existing home sales increased 3.4% to an annual rate of 4.62 million units last month. that is the highest that we've seen since may of 2010. experts say the market is showing some signs of life, that number is well below the nearly 6 million sales per year economists say we've got to have to get healthy markets. those numbers raising serious questions now for housing advocates launching new kreu criticism at the president's new task force to investigate mortgage fraud and what it has at the heart of its mission. jaigregg jarrett is explaining this. >> big promise else often get big resentment if it's not fulfilled. in an election year that could spell trouble. who in america hasn't been hurt by the housing crisis in

president obama was chaired during his state of the union address when he vowed i was on top of it by cracking down on mortgage fraud. >> we'll also establish a financial crimes unit of highly trained investigators to crackdown on large-scale fraud and protect people's investments. some financial firms violate major antifraud laws because there is no real penalty for being a repeat offender. >> reporter: housing advocates and liberal democrats are fuming right now. they say the president's special unit is weak, and that the white house is not sincere in really going after the mortgage culprits to drove the economy off a cliff, and voters steam to agreseem to agree with that. arizona, nevada, pennsylvania, have a negative new according to a new survey. a liberal activist group called creedo action says he's telephoned the white house and

the obama campaign headquarters more than 3,000 times since march to complain that not enough investigators are working the case. protestors even gave the president an ear full outside his swanky fund-raiser recently at actor tkpwhroerpbl george clooney's really nice home in los angeles. they say they are digging through documents to identify people who wrongfully convince millions of americans to buy homes that they couldn't afford at inflated prices. but you know what, shannon in politics image triumphs reality and the image voters seem to have is an empty promise by the president. shannon: thanks for looking into it. it was only a few weeks ago president obama made international headlines talking to the former russian president about a kaopb controversial missile project. >> after my election i have more

flexibility. [inaudible] shannon: now comes word that that missile shield is actually up and running, been running since last weekend. did we all miss something? general jack keane will join us next. after six months baby lisa's parents sit down with megyn kelly to discuss a new clue on the case and defend attacks on their character. live from mt.~everest we will talk to an american climber who tried to rescue a group of mountain climbers who ultimately perished. does he still plan to try to reach the summit himself? >> basically was hallucinating, took his hat off, his gloves were thrown away. and he reached out and looked at me. he kind of reached out to me kind of like in a zombie-like fashion. at that point there is not a lot you can do for somebody that is dying and frozen to death. [ kristal ] we're just taking a sample

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news about that plane bound for north carolina forced to tee tour to maine after some kind of security alert. we just got some of the exchange between air traffic control and the jet in question. trace gallagher its work bein is working the story from our breaking news decks. >> reporter: the north american air defense control has now confirmed that two f-15 fighter jets were scrambled from barnes air national guard in massachusetts. they intercepted the plane and trailed it all the way into bangor, maine. there were reports of a bomb threat on board. that is what the scanner traffic had. the plane has now been met by authorities. listen now to the exchange between the tower, and the pilot, play.

[inaudible. >> reporter: again if you couldn't hear it the big key there is, is the cockpit secure. the pilot answer response was, yes it is secure. we are being told it is a woman who was showing this unstable behavior on board. it has now landed, it's on a secluded tarmac. the authorities have met it. unclear whether the passengers have gotten off. we are talking to tsa and authorities to find out exactly what happened, the details when we get them, we'll chime back in, shannon. shannon: thank you very much. >> after my rehrebgs election i have more flexibility. [inaudible] shannon: that off mike moment made interest national headlines for president obama as he spoke with the russian president about a controversial missile shield project. the first phase of the european defense shield has become quote provisionally operational now. that is not welcome news to

russia because it has previously gone so far as to threaten a preemptive strike if it believes its own nuclear deterrents are ever in jeopardy. here to talk about it is jack keane, former four-star general and fox news analyst. great to see you today. >> good to see you. shannon: what do you make of the word that nato is saying that despite russia's push back part of this missile defense shield is up and running. a u.s. ship that can serve as part of a shield? >> that is not the entire shield certainly, but part of it is truly complete. what is really happening here, shannon, is the world has changed. when we had the big five the you nighted states, the soviet union, the united kingdom, france and china, phaoul, then the weapons spread to israel, pakistan and india, and now to

north korea for certain and possibly iran around the corner, and that's what's got the europeans and the united states so concerned. that unpredictable irrational states would use those weapons for political reasons for destruction, their unpredictability. thus some of the shields we have in the pacific after the west coast of the united states. the russians don't like it and they are reacting to it. shannon: they are saying that these threats you're talking about, worries about other nuclear states, that it's over blown, it's not a legitimate threat and in some way the shield is going to be used against them. these what they are saying publicly. is that a rational thought? >> here is where the russians are coming from as best as we can tell. number one their conventional military is in terrible shape. they are a mere shadow of their former self, and putin and his predecessor are trying to

rebuild it. the security of russia depends on their nuclear deterrence. even though there is not a realistic threat against russia. nuclear deterrence is the way they would have to defend the country. they believe a nuclear shield in europe really unifies nato and makes it stronger than what it was. in their judgment it upsets the balance of power against them. and i think that really is at the heart of the issue here. and fundamentally we don't have good dialogue on this. the trust isn't what it should be. putin, who is back in pow per, he just had an election, and he blew off the g-8 meet things that were held at camp david here in the united states, and the fact of the matter is here have an election coming in november. i'm not certain there is going to be serious diplomatic progress made over this issue until our own election has taken place. shannon: general jack keane, always appreciate your insights, thank you sir. >> take care, shannon.

shannon: in moments, new details pw dramatic rescue. a teenager trapped on the edge of a waterfall clinging on for dear life for eight hours east was looking down at a 270-foot drop. his heated exchange with a teacher garnered national attention. what a student says about being publicly berated after commenting on president obama. >> you got to realize, this man is wanting to be what obama already is. okay. there is no comparison. [ kate ] most women may not be properly absorbing

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shannon: a dramatic rescue in

washington state of a 13-year-old boy trapped on the edge of a waterfall for more than eight hours. newly released video showing the teen desperately clinging to the side of a rock just on one false move standing between him and a 270-foot drop. trace gallagher has more. >> reporter: it is amazing shannon. 13-year-old william hick man was wading in the water upstream, he slip, fell an was pushed by the whitewater over a ten-foot waterfall. then he starts going down the rapids and he's getting near that 270-foot waterfall you're talking about. 270 feet is a hundred feet higher than niagara falls. he managed to grab onto this edge. look at the rescuer. the boy is behind him right there. see that at the bottom of the screen, that is over the falls, 270 feet. he held onto that edge eight and a half hours. 5:00 at night until 1:3030 in

the morning. they had to try and tie the boy up to all the lines to keep him secure again, eight and a half hours they finally lifted him. here is now one of the rescue team. >> he's a smart kid. he asked me if i had a plan. [laughter] >> and i said, yes, we have a plan and we're working on it, and a couple of seconds later he says, is your plan going to work? >> reporter: well the plan was to hook him up to the harnessess and get him and the ladder secure. the problem was the water began rising as they put that ladder across. they had to move fierce than they anticipated. they finally pulled him 0 offer onto a different, safer area and camped there overnight. the boy tried to keep his cool, you'll hear, but he knew he was in trouble. listen. >> trying to get everybody calm, so they could think and i was like, i'm safe.

i'm safe on this rock, you guys, by the way there is a fantastic view. i'm extremely thankful for them. if i had fallen down i would have gone down the other fall. i was like right thr-frpblgts he was right there, 270 feet down, the last time somebody went over that waterfall was last summer. they found his body two days later. this was an amazing rescue, and really tricky for the first responders. shannon: i love that he had his wits about him enough that he asked, do you have a plan, and we are glad they did and that it worked, trace. thank you. >> reporter: exactly, okay. shannon: we are learning more today about 20 million bucks of your money spent to promote the healthcare law that could be scrapped by the supreme court any day now. we'll take a look at the administration's recent pr buy and what the money is really buying. plus a chilling story of survival on one of the world's tallest peaks. at least four climbers now dead after a traffic jam of climbers

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shannon: more information now on breaking news on a plane bound for north carolina forted to detour to maine after some kind of security alert. we have the first images of the 767. it touched down in bangor, maine with a fighter jet escort. sources tell fox that a female passenger, quote, behaved in a surprising manner. we're told all the checks president bush done thaepb came uand they came up with nothing. she does nochecks were done and they found nothing. she does not appear to be an american citizen. we'll update you more when we get more information. shannon: just before the supreme court could issue a historic ruling on the healthcare law the feds have reached a $20 million

deal with the pr firm to promote the law to the american people, raising questions about why spending $20 million right now on a law that could be ruled unconstitutional any day makes sense. leslie marshal is a syndicated fox news host and fox news contributor. lars larson joins us also. we expect another round of opinions from the supreme court on tuesday. no clue whether the healthcare law will be included. they are going to make a raoufplgt with the chance that they could strike down part or all of the law, why spend the $20 million? >> well, honestly, i know lars is going to completely disagree with me, just because it's tuesday, right, lars? on this especially. >> you bet, i won't disappoint. >> one of the things i have to say and i've always said that the democrats really failed at doing was to present the information in a concise and understandable manner to the american people. i can't tell you how many times this issue comes up on my talk

show and people will call in and have completely misinformation, wrong ideas on what is in there. to spend the money to let the american people know, because i believe strongly that the supreme court is not going to throw the whole thing out. i mean if they consider the mandate unconstitutional. and how do you say to americans, oh, you know, if you have a preexisting condition, well, too bad. how do you say, let's plug up, let's put a hole back where we plugged up that hole in the doughnut for those seniors on medicare. so the american people need to know, especially because there is an election in november, not just for president, obviously for positions in the house and the senate. they need to be informed so that they get the correct information as opposed to a lot of the misinformation which i believe is the american people's misperception of the affordable care act. shannon: this money was built into the act to go ahead and pay for the pr to be out there. it's not a distinct, operate expenditure. it was already built into the

law. >> well, but what is foolish about this. and in this case what leslie is ignoring, the elephant, or in this case the donkey in the living room is that the supreme court is probably going to scrap this law, and if they scrap the mandate of course that she referred to they are going to scrap the whole law because there is no severability clause. without getting into the weeds. the reason the president wants to spend this $20 million right now instead of waiting a month or so, end of june we'll know one way or another is he doesn't want to be skapd. this is $20 million that will be used by a federal government agency, money from the tax bayers to promote president obama and his idea. the fact is leslie knows that it's members of her party who said, gosh we have to pass the law to find out what is inside of it. and, frankly, i don't think any of us know exactly how this law is going to roll in. there are going to be tons of unintended consequences. i think the president already knows, we saw in the speech he gave after the arguments, he's very angry about this. i think he's angry because somebody already slipped the

word to barack obama this law is dead in front of the supreme court. so if he doesn't start spending the money now to benefit his campaign then he's not going to be able to spend it at all when they scrap the whole law. shannon: lars you mentioned a possible leak there. i can tell you the supreme court is one of the titless places in washington, very tough to get information out of there. i know there is speculation that somehow the president has been tipped off but we certainly don't know for sure yet. i want to point to some fox polling that we had just after the arguments asking folks what they thought the supreme court should do. 66% of them said strike part or all of this law. do you think that is because they had misinformation about what is in it? >> i do. i honestly do. because i'm just amazed. first of all, lars, you know you say, they have to read it to know what is in it. one thing to be accurate, most congressional members and it's really sad don't read almost every piece of legislation that they vote on. >> that's not an excuse, leslie. >> it's not an excuse but it's a reality. if you want to say they don't

read this one let's talk about all the others that you guys tried to push through that they haven't read. when we deal with the perception, absolutely. the perception is that they have to lose the insurance they have now if they are happy witness. the perception is this they will have to pay more. >> they are, they are. >> taxes will be increase towed pay for it. the perception is that they will lose this business if this is passed. the perception is everything goes into effect tomorrow and jobs will be lost. the list goes on and on of information that is just not accurate. >> leslie, let me point out something to leslie that she is ignoring. i've already lost money and so has ever other american who had a flex plan, for example because obamacare puts the flex plans in half. that means an awful lot of americans who used those plans to pay for their kids braces or to pay forest specially for special needs families who have kids with special needs, they cut that thing in half. that already is a fiscal impact

on an average american family of $500 in additional taxes that they have to pay already. so when you say that is not going to happen, second issue is, we've already got companies that are discussing whether it makes more financial sense to pay a small fine and dump their health insurance, group insurance for all their employees, and throw people under the government healthcare insurance bus, and they are saying, this makes financial sense, we're going to have to do it that way, competition in the american marketplace will force them to. so, leslie, people are already losing t the healthcare that they loved, which shows one of the lies from president obama and it was a lie. and they already are paying this year more taxes. so those are two misunderstandings. i know if we were all as smart as liberals we would just love this thing to death. fortunately some of us can see through the baloney that comes from the white house on this and now the president wants to spend $20 million to promote baloney. shannon: a second left, leslie, a final quick word here.

>> go for it leslie. >> bottom line, lars, my insurance and i have blue cross and i am a small business owner went up three times during the administration prior to the affordable care act being passed, so insurance companies have been raising premiums for years. >> has it been going down now. >> no it's know it has been steady for the past year. i know you want to pay for it lars, i know you're concerned, you really appreciate it. shannon: we'll connect you two so he can give you a check. leslie and lars, thank you both. good to to see you. we are going live to the world's tallest mountain next to talk with an american climber who was on mt.~everest when some of the survivors of the fatal attempt to reach the summit staggered back down. we will explain why there are fears another tragedy is just days away. the devastating disappearance of baby lisa irwin, her parents are speaking out to megyn kelly. what they are calling the new lead in the case and their accounts of what the past seven months have been like.

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shannon: police making a new arrest in the case of a missing california teen. 15-year-old sierra lemar vanished more than two months ago on her way to school. the police recovered her handbag and cellphone near her bay area home. detectives arresting a 21-year-old suspect on suspicion of kidnapping and murder. police say, quote, a lot of physical evidence ties the suspect to the case. we have an update now on a story we first brought to you yesterday right her on "america live." a north carolina teacher, caught on tape yelling and even threatening one of her students for criticizing president obama. now there is word that teacher

has been suspended. trace gallagher has the very latest from los angeles. >> reporter: in fact the teacher and the student are no longer at the school. the teacher suspended with pay until the investigation is done. the student, 17-year-old hunter rogers is now finishing his high school diploma at a community college, and the reason that he had his friend tape this conversation with the teacher is because he says this kind of stuff happens every week. listen. >> i've been taught all my life that nobody can take your opinion, or nobody can take your freedom of speech, and she was telling me that i could be arrested for slander, and i've been told all my life you'd have to threaten the president to get arrested. >> reporter: that was not the proper sound byte. he did make his point there. what he was going onto say earlier was the fact that look, every week she would challenge these students with her point of view and did not want to listen to theirs. this argument began when she said the fact of the day was that mitt romney was a bully back in high school, and one of

the students pointed out, well didn't president obama also say that he bullied someone? she didn't want to hear it, listen. >> he went into a high school and admitted to bullying this girl in high school. >> didn't i tell you that we would not be doing -- talking about -- [inaudible. >> if you're going to trash romney. >> stop, no, no there is no comparison. he's running for president. obama is the president. >> if you're going to talk trash about one side you have to talk trash about the other. >> no darling, no darling. let me tell you something, you've got to realize, this man is want -gs to be what obama already is. okay. there is no comparison. >> reporter: she went onto say that he could be arrested for speaking ill about president obama, and he told fox & friends this morning he knew that was not the case. the school board addressed this first thing at their meeting last night, and the school board chairman says this will be fully investigated. one of the board members who was

running for county commissioner who is a republican called it appalling, and said this is as close to indoctrination as he has seen, and we should note that the teacher said that you could be arrested for speaking ill about a president, and then she went onto use a bad word to describe former president bush. shannon. shannon: she did. now because there is a recording in this particular situation, do we know, has the student said that this had happened before and maybe he wanted to get an account of this thing on tape? >> reporter: yeah, that's exactly what he said. he said that every week, maybe twice a week there were these types of conversations in class, and this teacher would go forward and say, no, you can't believe that. this is the way it is. it's my way or the highway, basically, and so this student told his friend, look, after we start having this conversation start recording this. and again that recording was ten minutes long, and you heard a lot of it yesterday, and there is a lot more to come, but ten

minutes long, this entire conversation, and he purposely had his friend do that and now because of it the odds are that this investigation may lead to a long-term suspension for this teacher and the student is no longer at the school either because he's going to finish up his last month at a junior college. shannon: we will follow that investigation, thank you, trace. >> reporter: okay. shannon: and right now we are trying to get a hold of our climber on mt.~everest to talk live about the tragic deaths there that he saw and new worries for the week ahead. when we get him we'll bring him to you live. plus we showed you last week the recent editions made on the white house website to president reagan's biography. today for the first time michael reagan weigh tph-s on th weighs in on the controversy.

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state colin powell taking a pass on renewing his endorsement of president obama. in an interview earlier today the long-time republican and former joint chief's chairman says he's not ready to get behind either president obama or governor mitt romney saying only, quote, i always keep my powder dry as they say in the military, end quote. now to another fox news alert, a u.s. airways jet from paris bound for charlotte, north carolina diverted for security reasons. it is now on the ground in bangor, maine, after being escorted by a pair of f-15 fighters. trace gallagher is following the breaking story and has more. >> reporter: i was talking to the chairman of the house homeland security committee peter king an was telling me he just got briefed and someone told him what happened on the plane is that woman who appeared to be unstable had sent a note saying she had a body bomb

implanted surgically in her body. he says there was a group of doctors on board this airplane that apparently checked her out, and didn't find any scarring or any signs that she had recently had a surgery. and now fox news has confirmed that the authorities say this woman did not pose a threat. there you see the plane on the tarmac in bangor, maine. it's been pulled to the side. the passengers have left the plane. they are now being rebooked. this thing was actually intercepted by two f-15 fighter jets at 9:40 this morning when this bomb threat came over. it was escorted to bangor, maine. it is u.s. airways flight 787, it's a 767 with 179 passengers on board, and nine crew members, and now you see it on the ground there. i mean, clearly, this comes -- yeah i want to play this for you. we have the cockpit audio, listen.

[inaudible] >> reporter: it's important to note that what you didn't get what he said there, what the pilot was saying is, he was asked is the cockpit secure? the answer was yes, the cockpit is secure. it's very important when you look at the context of this when you talk about body bombs because there was a warning issued last week about the potential for body bombs. i ways talking to congressman king about that and he says it's a major concern, because you can now surgically implant these very effective body bombs as they learned in iraq. the bad side of this. or the good side in case you're on the plane is the body bombs don'ts last very long. this flight was airborne for the better part of five, five and a half hours coming from paris to charlotte, north carolina, and it was intercepted above tphoef scotia. that is about when the threat came in. the woman has now been taken off the plane, she is being investigated. she is not an american citizen. exactly where she's from remains

unclear at this time. we are still gathering more information about this breaking story. but all appears to be safe on the ground in bangor, maine, and certainly the passengers and crew, there was no incident. but the plane is now being checked and rechecked to make sure there are no explosives on board, the passengers being rerouted, shannon. shannon: you said you spoke with congressman peter king, obviously the head of the homeland committee would know the very latest about this. you mentioned there were doctors on board who actually examined the woman, i guess the thought being if she had something implanted it would have been done recently and evidence of a surgery of some kind? >> reporter: evidence of a recent surgery. he was saying all the evidence on these bombs point to the fact that if you have one of these implanted in your body it does not last very long. so this surgery would have had to have been prior, very prior to the flight, which is why they had a group of doctors apparently take a look at this woman. i'm not sure exactly how in-depth this examination was aboard the plane, we haven't

heard that, but apparently she was checked out, it was all deemed to be a nonthreat to the passengers, they landed out of over precaution, as the tsa would phrase it. landed at bangor, maine and the plane has now been pulled aside. as you can imagine, they came in, they contacted the tower saying, this was an emergency situation, and when you scrabble two f-15 fighter jets from barnes air national guard base in massachusetts, it's a real world incident. i know i flew a f-15 at one point in time during the balloon boy. it came across as a real world incident and they scrambled the skwreuts in minutes. when you get to the point where you scramble jets they know it's a all hands-on deck scenario, very seriously taken. they at some point this time thought this was legih, shannon. shannon: good to know the paepblgs are safe on th passengers are safe on the

ground, the crew as well. it's a question ronald reagan made famous. are you better off than four years ago the answer to that question front and center in a new poll that could mean new problems for the president three minutes away. speaking of america's 40th president, his son, michael reagan for the first time responds to recent editions made on the white house website to his father's presidential biography. and, part two of megyn kelly's emotional sit down with the parents of missing baby lisa irwin, her disappearance last fall set off a media frenzy, putting her parents under the glare of national scrutiny. how their lives they say have been turned upside down and what they say upsets them the most. also, the clue they are asking police to investigate. >> when you walk, you know, in a mall through a crowd -- >> oh, i look at every baby, i look at every single baby. by the time i leave a public place i am so drained from staring at every kid and trying to determine if it's her or not, even the boys, because we don't know what they have her dressed like. ettlement

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shannon: new worries for the white house. president obama facing an historic challenge on a critical economic question. we have big polls on the economy from rasmussen reports and the "washington post." in this "washington post" poll 83% of voters say financially things have not gotten better for them the last four years. 53% say things are the same. those are the lowest marks of any of the last five administrations. democrats and republicans alike. and the president isn't getting high marks on his handling of the economy. in this rasmussen poll the majority of americans think the president is not doing a good job. 62% to 38% who think he's doing all right. here is stu varney and scott

rasmussen, independent pollster and author of "the people's money." stu, how worried should the white house be about these numbers? >> that question are you better off goes to the heart of the president's problem it's a question but, the man yib the spend power in your pocket, it's about the housing market. this is not some fansy wall street jargon, stocks and bonds and earnings per share. on those three issues you are not better off than you were four years ago. the spending power of the money in your pocket has gone down largely because of high energy and food prices. the rate of job creation is cut in half. there are half a million paychecks fewer than there were four years ago and as for your house, prices are down 30% from where we were four years ago. a quarter of the people with a

mortgage cannot refinance because they are under water. you add it up and you are not better off than you were four years ago. you have lost a degree of financial freedom. that's a problem for president obama. shannon: you asked folks, who do they trust more on the economy. 51% said governor romney. 39% set president obama. even though the president continues to follow well overall. when it comes to this specific issue it looks like governor romney beats him out. >> these numbers are primarily a referendum on the president. 3 tase% say he's doing good in economic matters. it says little about the romney campaign. stuart is right when he talks about the overall perception. back in the fall of 2008, 43% of americans said their finances were in good shape. it collapsed. about it time obama took office.

35% were optimistic. today 37%. that the challenge for him. stuart overstates things a little bit, it's the trend people will be looking for. if people are feeling better heading into october. if we get to 40%, 41%, that's freight news for the president. >> reporter: scott, i cannot speak to the polls but i can speak to the direction of the economy. the economy is weakening. the rate of growth is coming down. job creation coming down. home prices not recovering. i can't speak to housing how this would poll but at this moment the economy has reversed direction. it is a weakening recovery as we speak. shannon: as a pollster, for historical context, we mentioned this is the worst polling for

any president for the past five administrations all the way back to president reagan. when you ask people how are they doing compared to four years ago and the rest of the economy. this is the lowest number for president obama amongst five administrations. what do they do with that? >> they are going to focus on the trend and say the would have been worse if we weren't here. they will try and work their way out of this. but the reality is we are a nation where a majority of the americans say what recovery? majority told us every single night for four years the country is still in a recession. and that attitude has led people to think it's no longer a business cycle, something fundamentally has gone wrong. white house will try and say we are rebuilding and putting a foundation for something brighter. you have to look beyond the short term. mitt romney will say, do you think obama deserves four more years? do you think he will be better

off after one more term than you are after his first term? if that's the question the president has an uphill struggle. shannon: republicans would do well to talk about the economy and the white house would rather talk about bain capital. stat's the state of the campaign. gentlemen, thank you both. also from the campaign trail, strong words from one of america's most prominent catholic leaders. cardinal dolan says the government is strangling the church with its healthcare mandate. it requires them to provide contraceptive cover as part of their healthcare plan. they are joining notre dame in a massive lawsuit. check out this web ad. it's from a group called today licks called to witness.

-- it's called catholics called to witness. >> reporter: catholic voters were critical of the effort to put president obama in offers. what will the fallout be? we'll ask michael reagan five minutes away in "america live." we are following a developing story as al qaeda makes new threats against the u.s. a jihadist video encourages followers to cripple key systems like our power grids using cyberattacks. catherine hair age is live in our washington bureau. >> reporter: the leadership of the homeland security committee tells fox the video was first brought their attention a week ago in the meeting with

secretary janet napolitano. in one section the call for an electronic jihad is clear. >> this case is really alarming because it's essentially instructing anybody who is sympathetic with the al qaeda ideology to engage in cyber attacks and the tape is telling them how easy it is to do so. >> reporter: our policy at fox is not to run jid haddist video. they say they are vulnerable to cyberattacks the way the airliners were vulnerable to the box cutters. >> they are focused on cyber warfare because it can be carried out if you have somebody smart enough at very little expense. >> reporter: in 2011 home land

security respond to cyber attack incidents. the nearly two-hour tape was the basis of this homeland security last summer. shan rrp here is a look at some of the recent major cyberattacks against the u.s. and american companies. a hearing broke into stratfor. in july an unknown foreign government stole 24,000 files from the department of defense. in june of 2011 a hack at citigroup exposed financial data

for 360,000 customers. in april of last year a hack forced sony to shut down its popular playstation network after hackers tried to access credit card information for 100 million accounts. this fox news alert on a new piece of fallout from the penn state sex scandal. it involves joe paterno. the ousted football coach who died under the shadow of controversy months after his assistant coach was charged in a child sex abuse investigation. patterno's family will get a $13 million-plus pension. >> reporter: during this 61-year career at penn state joe pa terno earned a pension worths $13.4 million. his widow will receive $10.1

million at the end of this month with the remainder to be paid out the next three years. the payout was calculated by using the formula for anyone in the state's pension system. the family says it's going to donate $1.5 million to penn state-related charities. he died 3 months after being fired from his job at head coach. he was dismissed for failing to take further action after learning of allegations of sexual abuse by jerry sandusky. the largest pension payout was $554,000 lump sum payment to a penn state surgery professor. despite paterno's $1.5 million

salary. in in paterno turned down an offer to coach the new england patriots. he and his family have a long history of giving to clarity. they gave $6 million to penn state and helped raise $13 million for the library that bears his name. according to a published report, the school's vice president for business affairs was accused of lying to a grand jury and received a lump sum payment in addition to receiving $27,000 each month. the man at the center of the scandal, jerry sandusky received a $148,000 payment and additionally severs $60,000 a year in evening benefits. if you think all this is expensive. don't forget the trial is going to be starting early next month and taxpayers will also be paying for that. shannon: david lee miller, thank

you. we are getting some scary new details about that jet diverted to maine. plus new reaction to those addition to the white house. michael reagan, son of president ronald reagan gets a chance to speak out about what happened top his father's bio. 7 months after baby lisa irwin vanished from her crib, her parents sit down to speak with megyn kelly. >> when you walk in a mall through a crowd ... >> i look at every baby. i look at every single baby. by the time i leave a public place i'm so drained why staring at every kid and trying to determine whether it's her or not.

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that u.s. airways jet from paris bound for charlotte, north carolina diverted for security reasons. we are told the flight was diverted because of suspicious behavior by one passenger who reportedly claimed she was carrying a body bomb. that flight is on the ground in bangor, maine after being escorted about by a pair of f-15 fighters. >> reporter: the bomb threat was made. the fighter jets were scrambled. the chairman of the house security committee sit was a french woman who sent a note to the crew saying she had a bomb surgically inserted in her body in were doctors who examined the woman to see if there were signs of a recent surgery. but congressman king says surgically implanted bombs are always a concern.

>> the american people think the inspections at the airport other concerns we have are not real. i can tell you from what i'm aware of that there are surgeons who can perform this type of operation. >> reporter: this woman board the flight with no baggage. it's unclear if she had a carry-on. the shoe bomber richard reid had no baggage at all. it had 179 passengers onboard, shannon. shannon: the powerful web ad released hours ago by a group called catholics called to

witness. today one of the country's most prominent catholic leaders add his own equally strong words. cardinal timothy dolan says the white house is treading dangerous ground with its healthcare mandates and strangling the church. >> we are worried that the exemption given to the churches is so narrow and it's presume to resum use. it's that exemption. the straightjacketing exemption that we find to be very dangerous. shannon: michael reagan is a political consultant and chairman of the reagan group. good to see you, sir. what do you make of this. this whole back and forth with the catholic church, do you think the administration underestimated the response it would get? >> they were aimed at mitt

romney. mitt romney the republican party trying to make this a women's issue, bring women over to obama and try to get them to vote for him. lo and behold, timothy dolan, university of notre dame and most of the catholic organizations have come out against obama and filed this great lawsuit. so now you have obama who is not fighting the republicans and rush limbaugh, he's fighting timothy dolan and the catholic church. this is the last thing they wanted and they don't know how to get out from underneath it which is good. shannon: the president and kathleen sebelius say there are exceptions to these mandates. does that answer the question or settle it for you? >> no, it doesn't and it or settle it it doesn't settle it for the church. in the world that we live in, i have to tell you as a catholic it's nice to have one constant

out there in catholicism. you know where they stand, they don't move, if you are not happy there are 6,000 churches you can belong to. but the president of the united states misplayed himself on this one. i don't think they want to get caught up in social issues, let the church fight on the social issues while mitt romney and the republicans fight on the economic issues. shannon: i want to get your reaction to tweaking of the bios on the white house web site. this what is they added to the bio. quote in june 28, 1985 speech reagan called for a fairer tax code where multi millionaires did not have a lower tax rate than his secretary. today president obama is calling rule. >> my reaction to the president, i'll debate you any place, any

time, anywhere on this issue. let me finish out the quote. my father went on to say we want to cut taxes by lowering everyone rates all the way the income scale. each us will have a greater incentive to climb higher, excel and help america grow. that's what it was all about, ronald reagan lowering foxes for everybody. he wanted only two areas to pay taxes. he also was lowering the capital gains taxes from 28% to 20%. he wanted to take them down to 17.5%. he knew by raising taxes it would stop the economy from growing by lowering taxes. it would make the economy grow. shannon: michael reagan, always good to see you. thanks for joining us today. we brought you the breaking news last hour about ugly language being used about attacks on mitt

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shannon: a new study showing the dangers of energy and sport drinks. researchers say they can do damage to your pearly whites. dr. siegel. we thought these energy drinks were supposed to be healthy. now we are learning maybe not so good for you? >> i never thought they were

good for you. they have a lot of caffeine in them and the sport drinks have a lot of sugar. now we are learning they have a lot of citric acid and that's extremely bad for the hardest substance in your body and mine, enamel. let's hear dr. dr. gamble the president of the academy of general dentistry. >> the softening of teeth has been going on for some time with sugars and acids. the high acid content, what that does, the acid eats away the enamel structure of the tooth and opens the way for further destruction. >> we are not getting enough floor -- not getting enough floor -- fluoride. this an amazing study.

the first of its kind. they took teeth and bathed it in energy drinks. whether it's full throttle, red bull. mdx. you have got to figure out how much citric acidity has tonight. let's hear what dr. jane the study author has to say. >> these drinks are dangerous for what they contain, sugars and acids. but again it's important to note that if they become a staple in teenagers' diets they replace water and milk. >> it's bad for your teeth and stomach, it's bad for your bones. i'm telling my children, no energy drinks. 50% of our teens are drinking energy drinks. let's get them to stop. shannon: the will be saying governor romney's work at bane cap face what the campaigns all about. why that and not the president's

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shannon: we have been tracking breaking news about a plane bound for north carolina but forced to detour and land in maine after a security alert. it touched down in bangor with a fighter jet. they said a female passenger behaved in quota surprising manner. there is a concern she may have had a bomb surgically i am plant her body. she is not believed to be an american citizen. she is being held at this hour.

some ugly language being used on attacks on mitt romney's work for bain capital. james clyburn doubled down saying his work as an investor involved quote raping companies. that comes after president obama says romney's work at bane cap face what this campaign is about. >> i think cory berke is an outstanding mayor. he's doing great work in newark and helping turn that city around. and i think it's important to recognize this issue is not a distraction. this is part of the debate we'll be having in this election campaign about how do we create an economy where everybody from top to bottom, folks on wall street and folks on main street, have a shot at success?

so to repeat, this is not a distraction. this is what this campaign is going to be about. shannon: here to debate it all, christopher hahn, a former aide to chuck schumer and chris plante, radio host of the chris plante show. christopher, i'll start with you. why not talk about the healthcare law, withdrawing from iraq, during the president's last 3 1/2 years. why focus on bain capital 15-2 years ago? >> i think mitt romney made it clear his case for being president is he has this great job at bain capital where he made all this money for him several and others who invested in it, but he doesn't want to talk about the dark side it where he took companies and invested in them and took them for everything they were worth, loaded them with debt, laid off

thousands of employees across this country who were doing great work and left them die. he doesn't want to talk about that. >> wow, left them to die. shannon: left them to die, that's strong language. >> left the company to die. he left them out in the cold. >> the president doesn't want to run on his record because his accomplishments are not actually popular with the american people. so when you can't defend you attack. he's attack capitalism and venture capitalism. let's compare mitt romney's record as a venture capitalist to barack obama's record as a venture soldist with solyndra and the wind mills and all the people who were affected as a result of ball * throwing our money at venture capitalists.

let's make sure we are not talking about president obama's failure. shannon: on this topic of bain, the rhetoric has gotten heated. david axlerod used terms like reign of terror and clyburn saying raping companies. is that the kind of language you want on the campaign trail? >> i don't know if i would use raping. by was the grim reaper. he remind me of tony soprano when he invested in the sporting goods shop. load it up with debt. sold everything of value then moved on and let the guy go bankrupt. we'll talk about his record at bain. we'll talk about the good and we'll talk about the bad. >> no you are not. shannon: christopher you know you are not going to talk about the good.

>> obviously that another fraud. he's the grim reaper, leaving them dead. shannon: some technical problems. >> president obama tweeted on his twitter account that mitt romney wants to steal from the poor and give to the rich and that is the opposite of robin hood since chris is bringing up tony soprano. the gangster is the government. the gangster is the person who wants to confiscate all of your property from you. it's not mitt romney who is the opposite of robin hood. it's barack obama that is king john, the unjust government overtaxing the people of sherwood and robin hood comes to save the little guy from an roe oh presencive government. -- from an oppressive government. he does not want to talk about his record as governor. >> barack obama doesn't want to talk about his record as

president. >> he was 48th in job creation. i made enough money for 7 life times and i destroyed a lot of lives in the process. >> that fundamentally dishonest. shannon: i believe it was last week that megyn kelly had on this show the former ceo of gs industry, one of the companies spotlighted. one of the companies that did go out of business. he talked about how bain capital poured millions of dollars and there were four steel mills at stake. one of them had to go weren't other were saved. if they hadn't kept the one separate they might have lost all of them. lost thousands of jobs. there are those who want to focus on the positive. christopher i expect that's not something we'll see in a campaign ad. >> i'm sure mitt romney won't talk about the 3 1/2 million

jobs obama created. i'm sure he won't want to talk about how the unemployment rate is going to be below 8 object election day. mitt won't say the good things about the president. this is an adversarial process. if you want this to be an issue, it will be an issue. >> it's name calling, rock throwing. it's another day's news cycle. spees -- speetion facts. shannon: we have to leave it there, vultures and vampires and all. gentlemen, always good to see you. she disappeared last year in the middle of the night. now brand-new developments in the search for baby lisa irwin.

her parents sat down with megyn kelly to talk about the specifics, the attacks on their character and what they have gone through the last 7 months. >> every parent knows you have a 10-month-old baby, you are with her all day long. you getter in the morning out of your crib and you put her down at night. megyn: do you go in that room? >> all the time. megyn: what is that like? >> it's painful because i miss her, but it feels good because i know she'll come home and be back there again. i'm not juice or fancy water, i'm different.

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7 months ago when "america live" first reported on the disappearance on the disappearance of baby lisa. police were called to the home to investigate a report that someone had broken into the home while the family slept and kidnapped the baby. now more than 7 months later police are still handling baby lisa as an active kidnapping case. joining me again, baby lisa's parents. when i talked to you months ago you told me you thought you would know in your bones in your child were no longer alive. >> there is no question in my mind that somebody has her and she is okay and i have faith in god that they will bring her home to us. i have not lost that. megyn: what do you think? >> i think the same thing and

we'll continue to think so until we have reason to believe otherwise. that she is out there. and we are going to find her. and people are eventually going to get sick of seeing us, because we are not going to stop until we find out where she is. megyn: there was so much attention on you by the police and the media, why come out now? you didn't get arrested. the case has been quite, you had to be a little fearful because the cops were looking aught and talking about you and failed polygraph, they later told joe that wasn't true. why come out now? >> she is still not home. >> that the point. the common sense thing to do if you are representing individuals who perhaps are guilty or you think might be involved would be

to bunker down and keep your head down. as each day pass it's less likely they would be charged if they were involved. from a defense attorney standpoint. megyn: didn't you tell them don't do this? >> no, i didn't tell them don't do this. it's not risky because they are innocent and more importantly i'm not representing them as a defense attorney. i'm representing them as a victim's advocate. they want answers and they want their baby. wild horses couldn't keep these two out of the national media for the purpose of keep can the attention on the recovery of this baby. megyn: she would be 18 months now. have you talked with any experts about what she would likely be doing? have you been working on getting a composite together? >> i'm told you are sported to wait until the child is 2 years -- you are supposed to wait until the child is two years of age but we are looking into it ourselves.

megyn: when we last spoke you had left her room intact. have you done anything since then? >> we had to go through and clean up from the house being destroyed on the police search. so we put it all back the way it was. and the on thing that's changed in her room is all the presents that everybody has gotten her for christmas and et cetera, and her birthday, we have it all situated on the floor there. but everything else is still where it was. and her high chair is still in the kitchen. >> it will stay that way until she comes home. megyn: every parent knows when you have a 10-month-old baby you are with her all day long, you get her out of her crib in the morning and you put her down at night. do you go in that room? >> all the time. megyn: what is that like? >> it's painful because i miss her. but it feels good because i know she'll come home and be back

there again. megyn: how do you explain to your boys the situation she has been gone for so long, jeremy. >> we keep promoting a positive -- to the boys, she is not home right now, but we are finding her, we are looking for her. everybody is looking for her. we are going to get her back. everything is going to be fine. and just try to keep them in their daily routine. they have been through a lot just not having their sister there. the on thing you can do is try to keep something normal for them, keep their lives as normal as possible. megyn: when you walk in a mall through a crowd ... >> i look at every single baby. by the time i leave a public place i'm so drained from staring at every kid, even the

boys. we don't know what they have her dressed lining. we don't know if her hair has been cut or if it was longer. i imagine she would have more teeth by now. megyn: does she have a birthmark? >> she has a small beauty mark on her right outer thigh. and it's noticeable because she is a baby and her legs are perfect. megyn: when you walk out in the crowd and you see these people, do they look at you differently? do you feel people have a recognition of you? and how do you think you stand with the american public? do you think they are looking aught as possibly having done something to your child? >> probably so. i mean -- we don't know where she is. we don't know whose got her. and there are people that do bad things to their children. so the whole point of it even if somebody is kind of -- you catch

a sideways glance at mall or supermarket. but it's even that is good because if they know who we are, then that means that they are keeping their eyes out for lisa. and that's what really matters right now. megyn: debra i want to give a chance to address if somebody is out there and has your baby and they are watching, what would you like to tell them? >> please do the right thing for lisa. she deserves to be home with her brothers and mom and dad. it's not right. you think you deserve her, but you don't. she deserves to be with us and we deserve her. there is still a $100,000 reward for anyone who knows anything. there is still a benefactor and none of us are going away until we get our daughter back. megyn: thank you very much.

shannon: new details on the jet scare. and searching the skies for signals from beyond. scientists are looking for your help in finding extraterrestrial beings.

[♪] shannon: it's about that time. grab your bicycles, scientist.need your help finding some real e.t.s. claudia explains.

>> reporter: many scientists say it's not if but when we'll find evidence of alien intelligence and now anyone can get in on the hunt. the search for alien life, an enduring human endeavor is as close as your laptop. the search for extraterrestrial intelligence is recruiting citizen scientists to unscramble billions of radio signals from sources quite literally out of this world. >> we are look for a signal that says one thing. there is someone out there clever enough to have built a radio transmitters. radio telescopes are gathering data. the problem is there are just too many signals for computers to analyze so that's why the data is being posted online. available for free to amateur

astronomers or anyone else interested in finding e. tmplet. the scientists say their computer algorithms can identify odd patterns. >> i see a faint line her. report her findings and just maybe discover long lost signals from intelligent life beyond our galaxy. >> it's so and -- it's so tantalizing. >> reporter: you never know. thank you so much. we'll be right back.

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>>shannon: an apology, we said we would try to talk to a colorado climber live at mount ever