it would be politically correct. and tweeting i absolutely could not. basic values is an important part of my marriage. back on facebook, frank posting, yep, opposites attract. what do you think? i'm gretchen carlson. here's shep. >> thanks so much. so much to get to in the next hour, lots breaking including the loud music murder trial. one man accused of shooting a teenager over an argument over a car stereo. the suspect says it was self-defense and she shot ten times and never called 911. the jury is about to get the case and we could get a verdict today. a man who once ran newelsor could be heading to prison today. ray nagi nagin convicted. we'll have more on that. and the outspoken nascar

driver sprint cup driver, brad keselowski. all on the fox sportsdesk. let's get to it. as i said, a very busy hour ahead, first from the fox newsdesk at 3:00, the monster winter storm has hammered the deep south knocking out power to more than 200,000 customers in the state of georgia alone. this is so far from over. the snow and ice have created an enormous mess in atlanta. this kind of storm is rare for folks in this part of the country. two weeks ago, another winter blast crippled the city of atlanta and others. looking at the ribbon up above, the new storm has shut down nearly every, in downtown atlanta. the public schools are all closed. roads and interstate appeared desolate this morning. plows and salt trucks some of the only vehicles in sight. video from our fox station shows how empty the roads were earlier, after local officials begged drivers, please stay home. all of this in huge contrast to

when the last storm stranded thousands of drivers on snowy highways even overnight. this new storm also grounded thousands of flights. john has been tracking the cancellations and delays and all the rest. we knew this storm was coming. there was ample warning and here it is. >> yes, shep, this is the misery map we like to show from flight aware.com. the percentage of flights canceled or delayed at airports across the country. you look atlanta, almost completely in the red. you click on it, you see routes coming out of the airport. the thinner the line, that's the air traffic. there's very little traffic coming out of here. charlotte mostly in the red. flights from miami to chicago are having a lot of problems. >> problems in d.c. and new york as this storm is headed this way. >> yep. it has a ripple effect. storm headed north. nobody really coming from new york city to miami right now. here's d.c. you can see they're having a lot of problems as well.

>> problems all up and down the east coast. thanks, john. if you're traveling today, man, you better call somebody or look somebody up. if you look on the big wall up here, this line for this storm is enormous, from charleston, south carolina now including may con and atlanta and ashville and raleigh will have a real mess and roanokroanoke, virginia and washington d.c., on the way. they were saying maybe in the big cities in the northeast corner 2-4 inch, now talking 6 to 10 and a foot in some areas. the national guard troops are on standby in georgia in case of national evacuations. working atlanta for us, live outside, jonathan, i know it's still coming. >> reporter: it's still coming down. we had a brief break in the middle of the day and the sleet has returned. officials said the storm will come in waves and they have made good on their promise. because of the severity of the

storm, the national guard is opening up its facility for shelters, state government opening up state parks to provide shelter for any who's stranded. the governor says there's not a lot of demand for these shelters so far in large part because people are staying off of these roads. listen. >> at this point, we're not aware we have any in any of those shelters, a good sign. people are staying home and not allowing themselves to get stranded on the roadways. >> reporter: shep, this amazes me. we're looking at the downtown connector, looking at it all day. this is the major north-south thoroughfare that goes right through downtown atlanta normally busy 24/7. looking at it, it's a ghost town. people by and large heeding the warning to stay off the roads. >> after two weeks ago experience i can understand why they did it. what about power outage? i understand the governor is very concerned. >> reporter: he has a right to

be. in the state of georgia you are seei ing power outages scattere across the northern two-thirds of the state and looking at the largest number of people, just south of the city of atlanta, you have two things going on. heavy concentrations of population, that's also where a lot of the ice is accumulating and ice and power lines don't mix. shep. >> thanks very much, jonathan, from atlanta. we talk about atlanta a lot. i can't get past how enormous this is. look at this. ice in jackson, mississippi. all the way up the east coast to the northeast. it's on the way. our weather center and chief meteorologist, rick reichmuth hit this on the nail. sad. >> yes. look at pictures out of charlotte, north carolina, another town getting hammered on this and i can see images on highways around there. everything is at a standstill. they will get 6-10 inches of

snow there and maybe freezing rain at the end of it. everything freezes again. the biggest problem we're concerned about is icing and that is where you go from a line around charleston to augusta and i-20 and south of atlanta is the worst of the icing. all those trees there, you hold onto that ice, potentially an inch or so thick of the ice and there is very windy conditions as jonathan also said. that means a lot of trees will topple and over the next day to two days we will still see more trees popling and causing power outag outages. this is all snow and there is a warmer air loft and when it is there it melts and turns into rain. on the bottom is shallow freezing temperatures on the surface. 28 degrees in atlanta, 32 in augus augusta, it's freezing, everything falls and freezes on contact there and where we're seeing the worst of the power

outages. m >> alabama, tennessee, georgia, south carolina, north carolina. it's headed north, rick. there were questions how bad it would be for the northeast. do you have a handle on it? >> we have a few questions on it. every time you have a nor'easter the storm rain line is important. when the storm tracks farther to the east it brings cold air to the coast. you don't get enough cold air in along the i-95 corridor. looks like we will be seeing rain mixing in from d.c. through philadelphia to new york. that would keep snow levels down a little bit at least along the i-95 corridor. inland, everybody living in new jersey and upstate new york all snow and likely over a foot of snow. long island, coastal areas a little bit less. >> not one to mess with. check your local fox station. appreciate it. for the first time, the great lakes are 80% frozen, the

first time since the turn of the millennium. forecasts warn all the ice could lead to a colder summer for those living around the great lakes. and lake michigan has frozen along the shoreline in chicago. this winter could be the first since 1996 that lake superior has completely frozen over, the entirety of it. the national weather surface report says of monday ice was covering nearly 90% of lake superior. updating breaking news last hour the former new orleans mayor, ray nagin, guilty on corruption and count after count, still waiting for him to come out of court. we will run down the list of lavish bribes he weis selled out of contractors and while his city suffered after hurricane a katri katrina, he is getting a bus ride to prison. much more breaking news coming up on shepherd smith reporting.

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he was the mayor of new orleans when his people drowned. now ray nagin is a convicted criminal and confirmed crook. we're still waiting for him to leave the court and see if he speaks. the mayor who failed his city during its darkest hours could be going away for a very long time. the first mayor of new orleans

convicted of corruption in the city's nearly 300 year history. convicted a short time ago of essentially selling his office and profiting personally as companies scrambled to clean up hurricane katrina he took the gold. he lined his pocket as neighborhoods sat in ruins as the very people who put him in office and entrusted him mourned the nearly 2,000 people that died. a short time ago a jury found him guilty of taking bribes, guilty of money laundering, guilty of wire fraud and guilty of lying on his taxes. he raked in things like cash, luxury trips to hawaii and jamaica for his family and free cell phone service for his family and high prices for granite slabs for a company he owns. in exchange he handed out millions upon millions of dollars in new orleans city contracts. all told it could add up to many years in prison. right now, he's on house arrest until sentencing day we believe will happen sometime in the

spring. a date hasn't been set. let's bring in our judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. mayor nagin had all the evidence stacked up against him and chose not to take a plea deal that would put him in jail for five years and now he gets this. >> guilty on 21 charges and guilty in the face of having spent two days under oath and denied the charges. the jury is telling us they believe he lied to them. i can tell you from having been there, nothing will set off a judge and a jury more than the conviction that the witness is lying to their faces. >> all that new orleans has been throu through. >> new orleans has been through a lot. new orleans had a president who sent the buses after half were dead. a government afraid of our own shadow and the mayor that was a crook at the height of the greatest crisis in the history of the city, now, this is coming back to roost. the quantum of damages will be interesting here.

how much human suffering there w was, how much elicit wealth th accumulated is what the judge will look at. could get somewhere around 20 and could get anywhere from 20 to 120. almost inconceivable he get less than 20. >> there are numerous reason, one, he was in a position of public trust. that jumps the points up. what we don't know is whether they'll consider the hundreds of thousands of dollars he is convicted of taking or tens of millions of dollars of contracts. >> right. the other thing the people will take into account was, does this guy need to go to jail. does he admit he did anything wrong? you have him denying it emphatically under oath. so by refusing to acknowledge what he did was wrong, he doesn't deny he committed these acts, that they wear wrongful,

by persisting in that that will raise the bar of the number of years he goes to jail. >> one thing we learned, the corruption, bribes, stealing and lying began before katrina hit in 2005 and continued during the cleanup of katrina and continued during the rebuilding of katrina and no telling what it cost the city of new orleans. it all happened as he refused to answer reporters' questions, i only had one, mr. nagin, why didn't you send the buses? why didn't you? he doesn't have an answer. >> he doesn't have an answer for that nor can he answer why did the cleanup take so long and cost so much? because the costs were padded to compensate the builders for the bribes he took. >> absolutely. >> count on nothing less than 20 years in a federal institution starting soon. >> it won't be a fed pad either. >> no, it won't. >> judge, thank you. >> you're welcome. breaking news out of the

united states senate they appear to have enough votes to pass legislation to suspend the debt ceiling until march of next year. the vote is still open so if lawmakers want to they could switch their votes. it is must pass legislation because it allows the government to borrow money to pay its bills. the bill will go to the president. the house passed it after the treasury secretary warned congress it had to take action by the end of the morning. he warned hitting the current 17$17.2 trillion limit and defaulting on the debt would shrsly shake the markets. remember, many republicans, especially those on the right had said we want to attach something to this, we want to attach spending. we want to do something. the president said from the beginning he would not budge. speaker boehner said yesterday he realized he did not have the votes, as a result he would pass a clean bill. would this be stopped in the senate? it was not stopped. to say the right is unhappy about this might be the understatement of the day. to say there is a divide in the republican party at this moment

is as clear as the nose on your face. how much trouble, we will see. brad keselowski is here live to talk daytona and all things driving. plus, we hit the street to find out what folks think of the next big food thing. we told you yesterday about the loaded dorito. now, we've sent the cameras out to let people taste it for us. you will hear what they had to say. the merging of oh, thank heaven and run -- what is doritos? no, that's over at the taco bell. anyway, stay with us!

oh, nelly, nascar is coming next sunday on fox. that's the number 2 car and racers know the driver as brad ca kaz kazlosky. nascar banned drivers from doing this. during his sprint training keselowski gave an interview in which he admitted he had a little buzz going. took swigs from a few glasses of beer. raised a few eyebrows but don't know why it would and raised controversy on comments he made on nascar's new testing determining whether a driver can race after a concussion. he said, doctors don't understand our support. with the daytona 500 and nascar's new season one week away, from big sunday on fox,

keselowski says he might hold back a little bit this year and said nobody wrote me any checks for being outspoken. he said he may needless sons from seattle seahawks live wire, richard sherman. and he's here on what happens to be his 30th birthday. >> it is. thanks for having us. >> they told you, don't tweet anymore. then, they fine you'd the next time. what are they doing messing with your rights to talk? >> we're having a little bit of fun, right? the issue with the phone and car is maybe you could hack something in your phone to enhance your performance race car. there is maybe something to be said with that. i was just having fun. and i'll move on. >> you're big in twitter and is that something coming in nascar because you need them younger? >> if nascar wants to remain relevant we have to do so. we have to embrace those new technology, whether twitter, instagram or facebook. >> did you hear richard petty on

"fox & friends"? >> i heard about it, yes. >> talking about danica patrick, everybody knows the woman driver with the guys. said she'll never win, she might as well stay home. >> it's an interesting take. certainly, she could be better and trying very hard. never is a very strong word, shep. i don't know i would have gone that far. richard, god bless him, he's been around a long time, won 200 races. if there's a guy with credibility, i think you would say it's him. i think never is a long time and maybe give her a chance. >> this whole center of nascar moved to the big city a few years ago, building new tracks with the idea if we can get urban folks, get folks in the big city as well we can get them in the place i come from. it seems to be working. >> we have a very strong fan base in nascar. things are going very well. nascar saw a slight bump like everyone did when the recession hit and i think it's starting to take back off. just signed a huge new tv contract fox is a part of as

well as nbc and that's a huge move for us going forward. have a lot to look forward to. >> daytona 500 kicks it off every year and that's coming up on sunday. what do we have to look for? >> my car in victory lane what i'm looking for. maybe i'm a little selfish. a couple different story lines with the new chase coming out this year. new qualifying procedure, a whole bunch of small changes but mostly the same nascar i think we all know and love. >> one of my friends on the deck from brooklyn didn't do much driving and doesn't know about nascar said what is sprint cup? >> it's part of teaching the world what it is about. >> we're here in new york to educate people and teach them what it's about. >> i lived in orlando for years and worked there and got to be on pit row in the infield for a number of daytona 500s. i don't care what you think of nascar, there is no feeling, no

sound no energy like it than all the sports. i was overwhelmed by it. i still am. >> absolutely. that's what you get when they drop the green flag and it will knock your socks off. >> you're right. and the beer flows. >> it does when we win championships. that's the best part of having a miller sponsorship. >> i won't knock on miller for you. stay tuned. we have a potential update for food lovers. doritos. have you heard of it? >> i've eaten a few bore rit toes. >> they mashed up caso and it's only in the testing phase right now. for some reason 7-eleven and doritos are confining this gooey goodness to the d.c. area. we sent a crew from our washington newsroom to see what folks are saying about doritos loaded. here's one reaction.

>> yummy. >> reporter: yeah, what does it taste like? >> tastes like macaroni and cheese with a crust on it. >> in other words, heaven. clearly a fan. here's another interesting description. >> reporter: tell me what you think? >> it's good. >> reporter: yeah. what's it taste like? >> tastes like a nugget. pizza. >> reporter: a nugget pizza? >> yes. >> like nuggets but pizza. sadly not everybody is on board with this. one person suggested you might want to be in the right state of mind to enjoy them. >> you'd have to be really high to enjoy that. >> reporter: really? you don't like it at all? >> it's not for me. >> that's why i said they ought to be testing these things in washington state and out in colorado, duh, hello. neither dor rit toes or 7-eleven are doing publicity on it right now and won't let our cameras in their store and we thought since

it looks like the next american sensation thought we would get what we could. there you go. no more loaded doritos. a man accused of killing a florida teenager over an argument over loud music could soon learn whether he is guilty of murder in the first degree. he says it is self-defense and never called 911. the jury will get the verdict soon. the fed just released new health care enrollment numbers. we'll go live for that. plus, we're following two breaking story, one from capitol hill and a sad one that's just come out of hollywood. we'll bring you those, coming up. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet?

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just into fox news, the sad news comedian sid cesar has died. sid cesar was the star of the 1950s tv show, your show of shows. he played a range of characters

from the profession to musician progress hornsby. the show also had a stellar of writers including mel brooks. sid caesar has died. he was 91. and the house officially passing legislation to officially suspend the debt ceiling until march of next year. the bill goes to the president. it was must pass legislation because it allow this government to pay the bills that it has already racked up. again, the senate has passed the suspension of the debt ceiling. a clean debt bill has gone through. the bill now goes the president. much more breaking news from fox news. i'm shepard smith in new york. much more news and information.

breaking news keeps coming, the obama administration released brand new health insurance enrollment numbers and show a big jump in the month of january. what do we know about these numbers? how do they stack up compared to

what they wanted? >> reporter: positive signs for the administration but really a mixed bag. at the end of the day the numbers show the president is likely to fall short of his initial goal signing up 7 million people for private insurance by the end of march. that was the initial goal and it's been revised downward. on the positive side, what these new numbers show they had more than a million people sign up, well better than previous months when the website was in d disarray. overall, if you have the cumulative total since october, it's well now over 3.3 million people who have signed up for private insurance and they say there has been a surge of young people actually enrolling in this new atlantic lahealth care. >> it is a large number and a population diverse enough to allow the marketplaces to function effectively. >> reporter: what he's saying

there is the more young people that are signing up then you've got the younger healthier people paying into the system. in the long term, that could be good for this. >> the republicans say we're not sure we're getting the whole story on this thing? >> reporter: right. because while they're give going because while they're give goi number of enrollment, people who signed up and selected plans, i pressed jay carney, how many people have sent in their checks or paid into the system. they say they don't have those numbers because that's up to the insurance companies to release that. we'll still press for that. kelly ayotte says you look at that cb oro budget report nonpartisan from last week she still thinks there's big problems with this law. >> the president talks about income inequality we have the cbo saying this could be a d disincentive to upward mobility in that maybe i don't want to

work hard because of the disincentives created by obamacare. >> reporter: bottom line the administration has some good news to tout the website is getting better and people signing up but again likely to fall well short of their initial goals. >> thanks. breaking news now on fox news channel. the jury will soon decide whether a man in florida is guilty of murder in the first degree or something else. we're hearing the judge will give the jury instructions in the next few minutes. the testimony is concluded and closing statements by prosecution and defense and rebuttal by the prosecution all done. at the heart of all of this the man fatally shot a teenager after an argument over loud music. in other words, he shot and killed him. michael dunn is the defendant. he's also charged with three counts of attempted murder after he opened fire on an suv full of teenagers back in 2012. he did so outside a convenience store in jacksonville. prosecutors delivered their closing arguments earlier today.

>> this defendant fired round after round after round into that car. 6.25 pounds of trigger pull each time he made the conscious decision to pull the trigger. that act itself shows an indifference to human life. >> so undisputed here, he did the shooting, then, went back with his girlfriend to the hotel, a 3 mile drive, then ordered a pizza, then took his dog out to pee, then slept over the night, then drove 2 1/2 hours the next day before any police were contacted and he never called 911. despite that, dunn's attorneys insist he shot the 17-year-old jordan davis in self-defense. according to testimony yesterday, defendant, dunn, said he felt threatened after he asked the teens to turn down the music and the teens called him racial slurs and they had quote

menacing expressions on their faces unquote and said he thought he saw a gun. >> i hear, i should kill that [ bleep ] i'm flabbergasted. i must not be hearing this right, looking out the window and i said, you're not going to kill me you son of a [ bleep ] and i shot. >> according to undisputed court documents he testified about, he got out of the car, he walked over to the suspects -- well, the victim's car, and he fired not once but nine shots including shots that went into the taillights of this vehicle as they were driving away and police found no weapons in that teens' dodge durango. let's bring in angela mcilroy, an adjunct professor and former prosecutor. what he say, i was afraid for my

life. these people said i'm going to kill you or i should kill you. what did he do? he fired nine shots, got in his vehicle, told his girlfriend, get in the car, get in the car, get in the car three times. went to the hotel. didn't mention a gun, went to the hotel, ordered a pizza. took the dog out to pee, slept beginning at 5 a.m. and drove 2 1/2 hours home and never called the cops. >> it's a very difficult case for him. that's why in most cases the defendant won't testify. most lawyers say you can't testify you won't help yourself. here, he didn't have one witness either who supported what the he said. it could be nobody was around who heard it or saw it the way he did. the prosecution brought in a lot of witnesses who said we didn't see any reason for it to happen. could they have dumped the gun nearby? there were dumpster is a round and possible it may have happened. was it possible he was nonetheless in fear for his life

even though maybe there wasn't a justified reason for it? his state of mind certainly is hard to get, hard to get inside his head. but the evidence is a very difficult case to overcome. >> why are we reporting on this story out of jacksonville, florida, a man from brevard? the reason we're reporting on it he's using as his defense that florida stand your ground law. that's the same defense enacted whether spoken in those words in the trial of trayvon martin, killing of trayvon martin, stand your ground. a lot of people say they have to work on this law. >> it is difficult. you look at cases certainly like this one, it does seem at least the evidence is pretty overwhelming. there's not one witness except the defendant himself who supports the defendant's story. so that's a very difficult case. in addition, he says the kid got out of the car. the medical examiner testified that it looked like the kid had actually been sitting in the car

and it didn't look like he was standing. so there are tons of problems. then, you have a case like this and it raises the issue, should that law stand or not? the reality is it is possible he may still be acquitted or may be a hung jury. he testified. if the jurors look at him and they believe him, all they have to find is some level of doubt. if there's enough doubt in their mind, maybe he did feel threatened. maybe they did have a gun in the car, he will be potentially acquitted. >> certainly possible, he did flee the scene of a shooting. he admits to that and admitted on the stand. instructions to the jury are to begin moments from now and then they will be deliberating and we'll have the verdict when it comes. >> thank you. nice to see you. happy news. the westminster dog show wrapped up last night. every year the day after the westminster dog show, best in show, the winner of them all joins us right here in what we used to call studio b on what is

now the fox news desk. have you met this

there is breaking news on fox news channel. we reported former mayor ray nagin found guilty of corruption. this is him walking out a short time ago. he stopped by the cameras and made some statements while walking to the car. reporters were following him. he said, it was not a fair verdict, i quote. and said he quote maintains his innocence. nagin's attorney then told reporters there will be an appeal but first there will be a sentencing. mayor nagin of new orleans to be taken into house arrest if you will. he will be released until sentencing that happens sometime in the spring and at that point they will most likely set a date for appeal for maybe 12-18

months and could be locked up at home. the former mayor what he called chocolate city the first convicted mayor in the 300 history of new orleans is now a convicted felon 20 times over. back here live on the fox news desk, we promised after breaking news we would bring you to a little bit happier news. here it is. >> best in show this evening is a wire fox terrier. [ applause [ applause ] >> sky! the wire fox terrier handled by gabriel ranger. >> sky, the wire fox terrier, not just a good dog, good dog, best dog. sky took the top spot at the westminster kennel club dog show. basically the dog super bowl. in our wall we have sky and her handler all hanging out for the photographers and all the big sites after winning best. this was the 129th best in show ribbon, can you believe that

from competitions all over the country, 129 winner and now number one in dog dom. and they will be touring new york city over the next couple of days and we have a picture of sky enjoying a lunch at sardy's. new york has gone to the dog's and a trip to see the sights around new york. and we have sky and her handler. hi. i hear she likes kiss, she does. 129 times? >> yes. >> this is a special animal. >> very special. >> tell me about her. >> well, she's a beautiful bitch. she is -- >> you're the only person who can say that word on this channel and not get in trouble. anyway, go on. >> she's a beautiful proportions

and correct size and a beautiful face. she loves to show great temperament. >> i've been told some dogs seem to enjoy this and some dogs don't. this one definitely does. >> well, the ones that they don't enjoy it are not really in the dog show because they're not going to win. it's for winners, really. full of winners. someone gets to win and someone gets to wait. >> a lot of the buzz here and around the nation has been rescue dogs anmutts are in this year. not best in show but allowed to participate. >> we aloud an agility show and the akc says we can allow mixed breed dogs, they call them all american dogs an brought mixed breed dogs in since the 1970s. >> so many people watch. it's a nice break from everything weird going on in the world. for you, the last few months must have been grueling?

>> yes. work hard with a trainer and make sure healthy and everything is correct. >> i want our viewers to know it is cold in here and cold in new york city and you're sweating. you've been through a lot. >> we haven't stopped since 5:45 yesterday morning. >> and we heard about boots. >> and we had that in russia not sure you would have known and a great friend of mine is involved with kinky boots and they wrote a line for her. >> how do you feel about kinky boots? >> not sure. >> then is it time to rest? >> yes. plan to rest. >> a long couple of days. we started right here this morning right on fox&fren amfo s fox&frenlgds -- "fox & friends"

at 6:30. >> what's the future for sky? >> we will retire her. time for her to retire. >> does she get to hang out on an island somewhere or ride on a boat? >> a family pet. >> be a family pet? >> yes. >> that will be fun, won't it? nice to meet you guys. i tell the story every year the former number two guy on fox news channel, chet collier, was an enormous fan and supporter of the westminster kennel show and we are enormous fans of his and miss him dearly and know he would love to see sky. >> congrats. >> lots to get to. sorry it's not as good as sky and loaded doritos. >> say iing prisoners who targed american soldiers are going to be let go. >> and president karzai has been

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to keep sensitive documents out of the wrong hands. ♪ ♪ they are describedz a extremely dangerous. dozens of taliban prisoners about to walk out of an afghan prison. the afghan attorney general signed the papers and we're told that the prisoners' release could happen at any time. this is an enormous slap in the face from afghanistan's president to the united states. the obama administration made repeated requests to hamid karzai, keep these suspected terrorists locked up. many of them accused of killing soldiers and civilians.

u.s. officials say there's another step backward right here as america tries to wind down its longest war. last week, president karzai's office confirmed report that he is now working with the taliban, working with the taliban, holding secret peace talks behind the back, if you will, of the united states. president karzai refused to sign a critical security do wet united states, one that determines the future of american troops in afghanistan. all of this after the united states taxpayers have handed president karzai's country nearly $90 billion in aid over more than a decade. and not even -- i mean, my god, forget the money. think of the lives lost to try to get this place back together. leah gabriel is with us on the fox news deck. what do we know about these prisoners, specifically? >> shep, u.s.-officials of the u.s.-led delegation in afghanistan are making it known how dang route 65 people are. and we will show you a picture of the materials on them, bomb

triggers, batteries and wires were on them when captured. u.s. forces in afghanistan say they expected the prisoners to face justice under afghan law and repeatedly expressed "strong concern about the potential threat these detainees pose to coalition forces and afghan security forces and even civilians." the military claims these detainees are responsible for the -- for killing or wounded 32 coalition forces and, shep, afghan authorities say there just isn't enough evidence to prosecute them. >> leah gabriel, we will keep on this. thank you. and we will be right back.

sorrow, robocop, your name is not welcome in parts of mexico. one mexican state is banning parents from giving their kids certain names, including robocop. officials say they are doing it to protect the kids from bullies. lawmakers say the names that have banned on the list come from actual names of kids in government reg gist tris there's robocop and the others include

facebook, terminator, traffic and as a first name of a child, not welcomed, u.s. navy. on this day in 1924, george gershwin performed "rap sod chill blue" the first time. the orchestra leader organized the concert in new york as an educational event to teach americans to appreciate jazz as serious music. he asked gershwin to write a piece for the show but the young broadway composer was working on a musical and barely finished "rhapsody" in time. historians say he improvised his own piano part at the world premiere. music critics didn't seem to mind, calling him an extraordinary talent. george and his brother, ira, wrote two dozen songs for shows and movies. "rhapsody in blue" first wowed a crowd 90 years ago today. well, not so much on the dow today as "rap sodby di in blue" is right, started well, down a little bit, just above -- just

below 16,000. the headlines from today, mayor ray nagin of the city of new orleans found guilty on 20 federal counts. he is a convicted felon. an appeal will come. and we will break out when -- break in when news breaks out. here's neil. politicians aren't going to make them pay fox on top of the latest salvo of the fast food war. make ronald mcdonald the new marlboro man. welcome, everybody. sorry, ronald, you're about to get kicked in the bunce, fat chance you will be alone. lawyers ready to serve up a big plot to make big food pay big time and get a lot of states off a big budget hook by making fast food the new big tobacco. their pitch to state ags, you're in the red, go for their green. mcdonald's green, and wendy's green, and burger king's