"persecuted." here's a selfie. then just cloung around with brad stein on the red carpet. the movie officially opens up on friday. can you pre-purchase your tickets, go to "persecutedmovie.com" tonight i'll be on the o'reilly factor to talk about it. thanks, for being a part of the real story. ooich i'm gretchen karlsson, shepp is next. in court, entering a plea. a woman is accused of killing a google executive with an overdose on his yacht. in just moments, i will speak live with the woman who says she once lived with the suspect until things went really wrong. a toddler left to die in a hot car and cops locked up the child another father. now the pom complains that reporters are making her life hell. plus, 45 years ago today, apollo 11 liftd off ed off to put the man on the moon. now we sit down to talk with

buzz alldren. >> we. ed to have the first flight on the moon and we did! >> while neil armstrong took that first small stechlt aldren reveals what he did that nobody had ever done before. then there is this. what if my boss tried to buy the company that employed wolf blitzer and jeanie most. it happens, rupert murdock tried to buy cnn's parent company. is it over? would fox beat them, buy them, dump them? let's get to it. >> now, shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> first this afternoon the google executive who died after an accused prostitute gave him a lethal dose of heroin was a quote lucrative source of income for her and she had no reason to

kill him. that's according to her lawyer. the suspect, here she is in court wearing that red prison jump suit. and she pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and other charges. prosecutors say she left the google executive forest hayes to die aboard her yacht. her attorney says hayes was responsible for his own death. >> this case is about two adults engaged in mutual drug usage in the context of a sexual encounter initiated and encouraged by mr. hayes. >> in other words, he started it. he was married with five children. investigators say he met her on a quote sugar daddy dating site called seekingarrangement.com. police say under surveillance video shows her injecting that man aboard his yacht and making no effort at all to help him when he collapsed. they say she cleaned up the scene and even stepped over his body to finish her glass of wine. verdicts have not released that

under surveillance video, but they describe her behavior as glacially cold. her facebook page filled with photos of her modeling gothic clothes. it includes poems about drugs and vengeance. meantime, police in georgia say they're reexamining the death of her other boyfriend, a former boy friend, after he died last year of -- an overdose of heroin. plus, alcohol and painkillers. we'll talk to a former roommate of that couple just ahead who tells quite a story. but first, to our own claudia cowan outside the courthouse in santa cruz, claudia, what are we hearing from the defense here? >> shepard, go everyone the lured details, the defense is doing damage control, claiming she is a professional young is grateful 206d someone like forest hayes in her life. >> she appreciated his generosity and she had a motive, if any, to elongate, not end the

relationship. at the end of the day, all the speculation and the sensation and the hype is not evidence. >> there was no sign of hayes' children or wife of 17 years at today's arraignment, which lasted all of four minutes, she barely look up and spoke only a few words to her attorney. the judge zinc her bail to request her bail be reduced from $1.5 million, suggesting she could be a flight risk. her father, a tech tek executive was on hand along with her mother and sister. but they left without talking to reporters and, shepard, everyone returns october 20th for a preliminary hearing. >> so, claudia, there is video of the death. are we ever going to see this video? >> yes, it could be released at the preliminary hearing, possibly by the defense, more likely by prosecutors as they arc you she was legally responsible for hayes' death. >> this video is the prosecutor's best friend.

even if this was a consensual relationship to begin with, when she saw him in distress and she walked away and left him to die, that is a huge piece of the puzzle for the prosecution. it shows a callous disregard for human life. >> reporter: but the defense will put the victim on trial and portray forest hayes as a wealthy risk-taker who had been with her before, he knew what he was getting into and that his death was a tragic accident. but no crime. shepard. >> claudia, thanks very much. christina brooker u.s. is she used to live with this woman and that former boyfriend i mentioned who died last year now we know after an overdose. she is live with us from atlanta this afternoon. thank you for being here, you had restraining olders against the woman who is alleged to have killed this guy and the former boyfriend who died of an overdose, himself. >> i did. >> why was that? >> when i was there, alex's drug behavior had gotten completely out of control. so i quit my job's a nanny.

alex was sending me all kind of threats. >> threatening what? >> she was threatening to kill me, to ruin my career, to make sure i could never work at a new job in atlanta ever again. she had done it from both her phone and his phone. >> so you went to the authorities t. authorities granted you a restraining older against not only her but the ex-boyfriend. >> yes. >> the ex-boyfriend is dead. the torts tell us he died of a drug overdose. you didn't think that was the reason, right? >> right. there was -- this is a man that didn't even take aspirin, so to hear that he got a drug overdose was insane. >> so, wait, now she was taking heroin and as far as you knew, she had been taking heroin all along. but when she was in the relationship with this other boyfriend who died of a heroin overdose, he never touched any trucks? >> no, actually, the only reason she was living in the house was because she had come out of rehab and he had told me when i lived there if i had ever found

out about her using drugs to let him know and there were several occasions where he had kicked her out of the house, catching her with drugs and alcohol that she wasn't supposed to have to begin with. >> they're reopening that investigation now, that kind of makes sense to you now, huh? >> yes. >> so what are your thoughts on that? >> i think that heroin is a powerful drug. so to hear that, you know, she was, you know, disregarding any, she didn't care about any other people that passed away from this. to hear she was very calm during the deaths of both of these men on the 911 call for the man here in georgia and the under surveillance for the man in california, i'm not surprised. heroin makes you like that. to hear that when i was viewing dean's autopsy, it said that he had oxycodone in his system and alcohol. you know when you mix those two things, two or three oxycodone can make you pass out, become very lethargic. i think that would have been her opportunity to inject him with heroin. i feel she had something to do with this. i hope the investigators find

some sort of investigation. >> were you scared of her? >> i was a lot bigger than her. this is a girl that's got a skeleton style physique. she looked like a back of bones with skin stretched over her. >> yet you got a restraining order against her? >> yeah, anyone that made death threats. i wanted them to stop. they were obnoxious, they were annoying. that was my whole goal in that. >> when you heard that the police claim they had this video, wherein, she injects him with heroin, then walks over his body and coldly as they put it leaves this crime scene, were you at all surprised? >> i mean, it's just surprising in general, but i think this really sheds some light on the power of heroin. if you look at regular heroin addicts, people in rehab, you see that behavior. heroin users are very overly calm. you know, it's very disturbing to see someone who uses heroin,

they can lose an arm and be completely okay with it. >> all right. well, thanks for being here. christy fa brooker, live with us here if atlanta. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> much more on this case as the legal process moves forward. first, though, an act tres who appeared in the "walking dead" and "the blind side," is headed to prison for sending poison ricin in letters to president obama and former mayor mike bloom berk. today a federal judge in texas sentenced this woman, shan upon the shannon richardson to 18 years the most aloud. prosecutors say she sent them last year and then tried to frame her own husband who had filed for divorce. officials say the letters never made it to the president or michael bloomberg for that matter and the ricin did not cause any injuries. accusations of a coverup at general motors. a huge coverup over the faulty ignition switches blamed for

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brand-new today, what a bombshell. workers at general motors knew what caused some of those deadly car crashes linked to the faulty ignition swims. they knew and still they didn't say a thing. that's according to reporting of the new york times newspaper which cites documents obtained from the freedom of information act. the times reports gm found ways not to answer simple questions. quote, in at least three cases of federal crashes gm said it has not assessed the cause. while in another fatal crash. gm says that attorney/client privilege may have prevented them from answering. prosecutors say gm waited nearly a decade to recall 2.5 million people after 13 people had died.

since then, they fired 15 workers, the new ceo says gm's culture is changing. jerry willis is with us. she hosts the willis report. what else are we learning? >> i got to tell you the statements to regulators, we opt not to respond. how many people get to say that to regulators? not many, i can tell you. another thing, break i breaking news on a person in that new york times story, a woman convicted of killing her fiancee in a car crash. now the district attorney in that crash saying forgiveness for this woman. list abandon this case against her. i never would have brought it had i known what was going on with her saturn ion and the fact that her air backs did not deploy. she was convicted. she did not do time. hanging over her head the idea that she killed her own fiancee. >> the prosecutor wants the guilty verdict tossed. >> that's right. >> there is a congressional

hearing tomorrow. what are we expecting? >> gm's main attorney will be testifying. people dieing to hear from him. why? because he was in charge of the department that gave out $5 million to people who blot cases to gm over these cars years and years ago. what did they know, when did they know it? why did they ask these people to keep silent after taking the money. also the maker of this ignition switch, delphi, the ceo will testify tomorrow. they have said we knew there were problems with theic sfwhichgs. we told them about it. it was their design. they did not want to change it. >> lots more tomorrow. 50e6r7b89, jerry hopes to see you then. meantime, some leading researchers came out with their list of the world's best airlines for 2014 and guess how many u.s. airlines made the top ten? guess how many? my friend sarah has the list.

it's right over here. >> that's not an american airline. >> zero american airlines made the top ten. >> no sweat here. >> the way they did this, they surveyed people from 160 countries flying on different airlines. the number three spot came to singapore airlines. the number two cutter airways and the top spot that went to cafe pacific airways. they did it by categories. the best in-flight entertainment, the number three goes to turkish airlines him they have cameras outside the plane so you can watch it take off and land. >> or crash. >> hopefully not. >> a singapore airlines took the top spot. they give out noise can selling head phones and the top spot went to emirates. they have the external cams as well as 600 on demand channels. if you want to pause it, stretch your legs, can you do that. >> that's cool.

>> the best airlines in northern america, virgin and the top two went to canadian airlines, west canada and west jet. >> so this is richard branson, this is canadian. >> this is a u.s.-owned company. he has a small stake in it >> no delta or american? >> delta and united took the fourth and fifth spot. >> sar remarks thank you. coming up, the latest on the crisis in the middle east. a few video of anise real airstrike a. horrifying scene where several children were playing and then were killed. it comes as we are getting word that hamas has proposed a peace deal of its own. the peace deal from hamas. the catch you want to hear. plus a brand few look at world war ii. just how close the nazis came to the american shore. that's all still ahead from the fox news desk.

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20 minutes past the hour. most americans may not realize how close the nazis cale to our shores in world war ii. if you are interested in learning more, this comes as courtesy of the ocean exploration trust. you are looking at a german u-boat right now in the gulf of mexico. a team of scientists has spent months wavp matching the u-boat as well as dozens of ships it sank during the war. and the guy that found the titanic is leading the expedition. we have more pictures for you in our daily slide show today. this picture right here is that germany u-boat. the u-1 securities & exchange commission. it lies thousands of feet beneath the surface and that is the sub's platform. this next one, a closer look at the u-boat. look at this, see this iphone

growing on it. another one here, this is the victims, the u.s. i should say the ss robert e. lee. it was an american steamership. you request see the bow here. here's the but of that ship. then this one, this is the chains from the thing here. the anchor chains and the gun on the deck from the robert e. lee the exploration crew is docked. i want to get one more picture off the wall from up here if i can make this thing work. i bet i can. drag that down, pull it back. oh i messed it up. i mess up everything. here we go. i screwed that up. here it is this is the robert e. lee, itself, with all these crazy crustations over it. correct out the live feed, video, information at the site listed down there at the bottom of the screen in the middle of my tie.

now the crisis in the middle east there is word hamas proposed a decades long peace meal. peace for a solid decade. we promise it right now. it will ends rocket attacks in the holly land, only if the israelis meet all of hamas' demands. that's according to es ral's channel 2 network. there were lots of international media there. a crew from nbc was there. the uncle of those palestinian boys is calling it a cold blooded pass kerr. the israeli military reports it's investigating. israel launched new airstrikes on hamas targets and homes of the group's leaders. hamas has agreed to fire into israel unless and until it gets a cease-fire deal. israel's can el 2 news is reporting hamas is spelling out those demands in its own proposal for a truce. remember hamas wasn't even consulted on the israeli and the

egyptian truce deal. they didn't even get a phone call. among the conditions here, israel must release palestinians rearrested after a 2011 prisoner exchange. it must open the gaza border crossings. in other words in israel and i presume into egypt and end a seven-year naval blockade of gaza. bill richardson with us, a former ambassador of the united nations. this is a fawn starter, isn't it? >> yes, it's a non-starter. it's not a good deal forisse ral t. good news hereby, if there is any is that the israeli pounding, the israeli military operations have at least brought hamas to say they're ready to negotiate. that's the good fuse. the other good news is egypt has stepped up with a cease-fire proposal, which israel accepted, but the hamas rejected. why is that good news? because we had wondered where

the egyptian government was going to go in the middle east peace effort and its relationship with israel. so that's good news that moderate government in egypt is stepping up and acting as a peace-maker. we should get behind this effort by egypt to get both sides to the table. but the, what hamas announced, it's pretty outrageous. at least they're saying, we're ready to talk. >> i wondered about that, that lcc negotiated truce idea. i mean, hamas wasn't even consulted. they didn't get official word. none of the things that they're requesting were mentioned in any of it. i wondered if it was even real. did you see it as a real thing? who thought hamas would go for that? >> well, i thought it was a real thing. i think what egypt is ready to do is work with a moderates in the palestinian movement on the west bank. the abas group.

abas publicly said he supports the egyptian cease-fire. so i think what egypt is trying to do is move hamas towards a more moderate elements within the palestinian authority. now, whether that's going to happen, i think the big player here, too, is iran. what are they doing? are they giving hamas weapons? are they messing around again? this should be a part of our goes, get iran to be more responsible. >> i wonder if israel's time was limited. there were lots of reporters around in gaza a reporter is kicking the ball. he auction walks away, anise real missile falls and all these little children are killed. a mom is wailing and screaming on sidewalks screaming where is the world? where is the world? as they reported, the world is not there.

with many more pictures like that, the history else us the tide will turn. >> you know, israel is our allie. they're our friends. >> of course. >> they're besieged by all side. what we don't want, shepp, is for the syrian radicals to get involved against israel. we don't want lebanon to get in there. we don't want a conflict regionally. so what we want to do is try to push a peace process of some kind. i think egypt is the best country to do this right now. >> investor, bill richardson, it's nice to see you again go thanks, shepp. we are hearing from the mother of the toddler left to die in that hot car in cobb county in the atlanta area. they say the dad was sexting with another woman. prosecutors say the husband left the child in the suv for seven hours. now the mom has made a statement. the first time. she's talking about her son and the media. and on this day in 1969 the men

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the mother of the ga toddler who roasted to death in an suv is devastated over the loss. she is blaming the media for not letting her grieve. that's according to her lawyer in the first statement we've gotten from her side. remember the boy's father is facing murder and child cruelty charges. police in atlanta say he left his son inside that car on purpose last month for seven hours. during those seven hours, police say he sent naked pictures to women and even and underaged girl. cops say he claims he forgot to drop off his son at the day care before he went to, who. warrants also indicate both parents admitted they searched

the internet for information on deaths in hot cars. but so far the police have not blamed the mother as a suspect. in a statement, her lawyer writes, again, the first statement, he says, leann na harris is living every parent's nightmare. the child she bore and loved every moment has died. for most parents it is difficult if not impossible to comprehend such a thing. forleann na, that nightmare is all too real. the lawyer also said the coverage of the mother is getting, is not justified and that she wants to be left alone to mourn her son. fox news senior judicial analyst janet napolitano is here. first our keefe correspondent jonathan hunt has more. >> attorneys repeatedly emphasized in this statement just how difficult all there is for little cooper's mother saying, for instance, she will never again be able to tuck him in at night.

she mourns couldn'ter's death deeply in her own private way. she takes comfort from a strong faith in god, but the loss is still overwhelming. getting through each day seems almost impossible. and the attorney, lawrence zimmerman, accused the media of turnling a grieving pots into a suspect in the public mind saying, quote, newspapers, television and online pedia have fostered a poisonous atmosphere into her action or failure to cry in front of a crowd is scrutinized for some supposed hidden media. he appealed to the media not to indulge in innuendo and speculation. >> he left out facts, facts coming from police. >> this was interesting. certainly, police officerr police officers seem at the very least bemused by some of leann fa harris' actions and behavior, including her reaction when she got to the preschool where her son whereas supposed to be on

the day he died and was simply told that he had not been there. listen to the detective. >> in front of several witness, all of a sudden she states, ross must have left him in the car and they're like, what? there is no other reason. ross must have, no other explanation, ross must have left him in the car. >> now, she said, ross must have left him in the car before she was told by police that that is, indeed, what had happened. justin ross hrts, her husband you see him there, remains in jail. he, of course, claims all this was simply a tragic accident. so far, leann na harris is standing by her man. although, interesting to note, in this relatively lengthy statement from her attorney, not a single mention of her husband. >> jonathan, thank you. let's turn to the judge, our senior judicial analyst is with us. lawyers do what they do. they set up their defense. they protect their clients.

he's a bit disingenius here. >> this is more a statement written by a pr person, a pr flack i should call them in this business than a lawyer. it's tough for me to get a handle on this, in the instance of both of them. the husband and the wife, there is a lot of extraneous material. one way to look at it is sloppy, stupid, coincidental. another is a conspiracy to kill this kid. this statement, ross must have left the baby in the car is absolutely incredible. but it is also potentially damming. so here's a couple interesting observations, georgia has no spousal privilege. meaning she can be compelled to testify against him. meaning, they can charge her with a crime and trade her freedom for her testimony against him if they want to do that. you can't do that in every state you can do it in georgia. i also think that the police have more there than they're releasing. because if this were just a simple accident, russ would be

out on bail. the chances and opportunity for him to do this again, his motivation to flee are slim. so i think there is more there than meets the eye. yet, they have not charged him with a more serious version of murder. they have just charged him with this criminally negligent homicide, which is the moral equivalent of driving a car into times square. you don't intend to kill anybody but your chances of doing so are good. >> when you add according to police both the mother and father separately searched on the internet forwhat it takes to dry in a hot car. >> that's the conspiracy. now, conspiracy to commit murder carries the same penalty as murder, itself. either life in prison or capital, depending upon what they want to do. let me suggest to this there is evidence of conspiracy to murder your own child. are you talking death penalty. >> thank you both. >> you are welcome. liftoff. we have a liftoff. 32 minutes past the hour. liftoff on apollo 11.

>> 45 years ago today, nasa launched the spacecraft that would put a man on the moon for the first time and all these years later, the achievement still ranks among the greatest of the history of mankwiend. neil armstrong and buzz aldrin, armstrong died in 2012. so this is the first major five-year anniversary without him. our leah good-bye yell recently sat down with buzz aldrin in his home. >> reporter: he is one of a dozen astronauts who put their own foot prints on the moon. eight are still alive. he acknowledges there will be fewer still around to celebrate tear 50th anniversary in five years. so he says he'd like the president to honor them by giving them the time of lunar ambassadors, ambassador or not, you get the sense that dr. buzz aldrin has a full appreciation of the feat he accomplished.

>> the eagle has landed. >> memories fade over time. how much do you remember about landing on the moon? >> it's not me. it's the american people. they?ch do they remember? >> they were gathered around their televisions watching neil armstrong be him the first huh man to set foot on another world. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: when buzz aldrin came out a short time later, 600 million people watched, without realizing he was making some history of his own. >> sure, at the bottom of the ladder, i felt comfort annual. i felt the urge to urinate and i did. so, you know, neil's got the first step on the moon, i got my first, too. >> beautiful view. >> isn't that something? >> reporter: he remembers the small details, like planting the american flag.

>> the flag kind of wrinkles, so we had to make it look like it's going in the breeze. >> reporter: and taking photos of his foot prints. >> every time you'd put your foot down, you'd spray out dust. you put your foot down, it's like no other footprint in the sand or dust on earth. you have a perfect imprint. those are -- turn out to be little dam things in the spirit of the moment. but they can be very meaningful, too. >> reporter: this medal, you received this for -- >> that's the presidential medal of freedom. >> reporter: he keeps memorabilia at his home office and made a point of showing me his apollo 11 mission patch. >> we were one of the few crews that didn't put our names on it. we didn't think that was the importance. the importance was the symbol of our country. going to the moon from the earth, landing in peace. >> reporter: well, he will be taking part in a 45th anniversary celebration aboard the uss hornet next week.

that's the ship that picked up the apollo 11 crew after their splash down. as he reflects back, he is also looking ahead, saying be i the 50th u.s. anniversary the u.s. should commit to having a permanent human presence on mars. >> leah gabriel, thank you. a new study ranks the jobs that are in jeopardy across america. maria bartaroma joins us to talk about which careers could be on the extinction and in addition she will talk to us what rupert murdock did, tried to buy the parent company of cnn, it would appear. what would do you if you bought the cnn parent company? what would do you with the cnn neighborhood, plus, just in, a brand-new announcement out of israel, what leaders say about this conflict. new statements, new information, coming up.

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fox news channel, israel agreed to a five-to-six hour pause in airstrikes beginning tomorrow local time. so that humanitarian workers have get to people in the gas za. hamas still has to agree. this comes as officials in gaza say anise real attack killed four children. in fact, there is video everyday to support that. the uncle of those palestinian boys is calling it a cold blooded massacre t. mother screaming in the streets, where is the world where is the world? the israeli military reports is investigating. so a pause in the firing for tomorrow, israel says, hamas must still agree wmpblts ve a new list of the most endangered jobs of 2014. the careers most likely to die off because of advancements in technology t. website career cast.com came up with the list. our hour u producer has it and will pass by maria.

it's will be awesome. chris, what jobs are going away? television news anchor 3:00 p.m. eastern time. >> as you mentioned, career cast came up with this surgery. they analyzed data from the labor of statistics. flight attend ants come in at number seven mostly due to the recent airline mergers and the flights have diminished. number six. >> get up and get our own drinks or something. >> yeah. >> number six are lumberjacks. the number is the hiring outlook. >> that is the change in the number of jobs they forecast over the next eight years. >> lumberjacks. >> i thought that was just a song. >> number five, travel agents, more and more people are using expedia and kiiaing to book flights. >> i can't do without melissa lowry. can't do that. >> number four, newspaper reporters. >> i think we are about to buy more newspapers. >> number three meter readers, number two farmers. >> oh. >> and number one, no surprise there, mail carriers.

a lot of people use automated bill payments and e-mail. >> i think if your company is losing a billion dollars a day like the postal service you eventually give it up. for more, let's turn to maria bartiromo. any of those surprise you on that list? i am surprised there is a lumberjack. >> i am surprised at farmer. i'm not surprised about lumberjack. we're not facting as much, presenting as much. farmers, that's a mixed bag. there are some farmers, small farms that are growing and farming unique things that are actually doing quite well. there is also a lot of technology out there that makes farming so much easier than it ever has been. so you can imagine forming jobs, some will go away. >> do you have a list of the least endangered in. >> i do. the leading jo bs have to do with number one math, number two health care and technology, look, in a world of big data when we are analyzing everything

from the cloud to social networking, a mathematician is going to be the leading job and most in demand. things around engineering, same thing. in terms of health care the bureau of labor statistics is expecting we will need 5 million health care-related jobs in the next five to ten years, we're living longer, technology enabling so much. mathematician, health care, a is thattician statition is a well job. they are analyzing data, looking at sports, fans want to analyze, the statition is up there with mathematician. >> the boss tried to buy cnn. we have confirmed rupert murdock made an $80 billion offer last month to buy time warner, inc., which is the parent company of cnn. apparently the board rejected it. but is this over? >> i don't think it's over. i think, first of all, i would

not be, you know, belting against rupert, number one. number two is, a lot of the shareholders who own time warner also own intirs century fox. so it's a similar shareholder of synergies, the stould would be up. >> it's up. >> up to what he offered and still not what he offered. the offer is still a little better. i suspect rupert comes back with a higher bid. we have no inside information on this but i would imagine he comes back with a higher bid and the shareholders are going to vote. remember this, they have said -- 21st century fox said we'll sell cnn to appease regulators. >> beat 'em, buy 'em, sell 'em. >> sell 'em. cbs has wanted them for a long time. there's also some relationships there between cnn and cbs folks. i could see a leading cbs man

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climb. they'll use helicopters there pull them off. they'll leave seven crew members onboard until they toe it off. they've tried to pull it but the lines on the smaller boats keep snapping off. it happened near hilton head. it was a free cruise. so the passengers had that going for them. no reports of any bathrooms malfunctioning or food or water shortages, shep. >> all right. >> so they're getting off, one by one. >> that works. trace gallagher. when we come back, what happen 15d years aed 15 years a day in history.

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break in because breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. here's some breaking news. hear that screaming on wall street. we set another record. the dow in record territory yet again. what's in your wallet? who needs drape detention facilities when illegal immigrants could be housed here? a texas hotel complete with pool, sauna, and other amenities. do not laugh. it's happening. and guess who's paying? welcome, everyone. i'm stuart varney in for nick cavuto. it's being paid for by health and human services. it's expected to house 600 illegal immigrant children. they plan to use a contract to buy it and run it.