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>> julie: one key issue for the tea party protesters as health care reform. every body knows that. they're worried what it will cost taxpayers. resident obama appears ready to fight and fight hard for a reform bill. here is the president returning to the white house tonight after taking his message on the road to minneapolis, minnesota, where he used his proven skill as a campaigner to try to energize support for a health-care overhaul. >> one voice can change our room. and as it changes the room it can change the city.

if you change a city big changes state. if it can change a state that can change a nation. if it changes a nation that can change the world. it can bring health care to every american. it can lower our costs. it can make your insurance more secure. i want to know, minnesota, are you fired up? twenty shabat to the days when he was campaigning for president. the president spoke to the crowd of about 18,000 people, and reiterated his support for government health insurance that would compete with private companies something most republicans oppose strongly. he also cited a new report he says highlights the need for reform. mike emanuel in minneapolis with more on this. >> president obama got a brand-new message with him to a rare saturday event selling health-care reform. the president's rally was in minneapolis, the site of the 2008 republican convention. a swing state for the governor -- the person who'll challenge

in the 2012. he is a study that says 40% of all people under age 65 go without healthcare coverage at some point in a ten-year. the president is telling americans to you or somebody you love could easily become the uninsured. >> more than one third will go without coverage for longer than one year. we've got to do something. [ applause ] >> we have to do something, because it can happen to anyone. >> republicans say the president has rejected ideas to bring people together around overhauling the system has ignored the people's wishes. in minneapolis admission is free and many an estimated audience of 15,000 said they were supporters of fixing the healthcare system but wanted more details or mr. obama. >> i do need to hear how it's going to work with the budget and whether or not it will increase the deficit.

>> i'm very concerned about where our future is going and where we're headed for yet it's very expensive and it is limiting our ability to hire people and to offer the benefits we want too. >> in an interview to air sunday night on 60 minutes, resident obama said he would be held responsible for any problems with healthcare reform so he has every incentive to get it right area on mike emanuel, thank you. >> developing now. the former chief fundraiser for rod blagojevich was indicted along with the disgraced illinois governor, is dead. we are told christopher kelly was a key figure in a federal corruption investigation that brought quite a challenge. there he is in the studio. just this week, he pleaded guilty to a kickback scheme and another federal case. kelly was looking at five years in prison. both kelly and the way that you were charged in the same indictment which alleges that the boy which sought to sell or trade president obama's former seat in the u.s. senate. the boy which denies any wrongdoing.

to make more developing news tonight, this time involving the h1 and one virus. a student at cornell university in new york on from complications related to each one and one. are told the student was a 20-year-old sophomore. cornell says privacy rules permit them from saying much more about the case. we are told at least two other college students and united states have already died from each one and one. and it has spread to 70% of campuses already across the country. >> vp joe biden one of thousands attending a portal service in california in honor of two fallen fire fighters. the vice president joined arnold towards nader at the service held at dodger stadium. la county fire captain, ted hall, a firefighter arnold continues down august 30 while fighting the so-called station fire. the largest wildfire in la county history. the two were killed when their truck plunged off the road. they were searching for an escape route for a group of fire

fighters trapped by the flames. the fire which has cost apparently by arson is still burning. it is mostly contained. it has destroyed more than 80 homes in total. >> she walked into the lab of a famous ivy league diversity, but evidence suggests she may have never left. days later on the week -- the deep of her wedding, her dream wedding, the mistry sounding the disappearance of el grad student gross tonight just within a last hour and a half, new details in this chilling case. >> one of these two men is a real sheriff's deputy and just ahead, it is not the guy in uniform. but this gets better. wait until you hear and

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>> julie: details in the search for the missing el graduate student who is supposed to walk down the aisle tomorrow. she disappeared just days before her dream wedding, and tonight authorities intensify their search for her. her name is annie le. this billboard asks for any information as to her whereabouts. she is 24, last seen entering a campus laboratory and tuesday. then there were mixed reports earlier today that her writing they have been found. new haven police and the fbi printing up a news conference on hour ago and we have our own david lee miller here in the studio to join us with what authorities are saying as to what the latest is in this case. it's confusing to make and it is but you can sum it up by saying authorities do not have a lot of new information to release today. the yale student has been missing for four days and authorities say they essentially

have little idea about her fate. in recent hours there have been a series of unconfirmed reports that a body was found at the medical complex where she was last seen alive at those reports are not true and she remains missing. investigators said the search continues although some evidence has been collected. >> i will categorically say a body has not been found. all i will say is that items that could potentially be evidence have been seized. none have yet been associated with annie le. >> what clues do authorities have detained it appears their best evidence could be surveillance video that shows are entering the building at 10:00 am after scouring hours of tape frame by frame authorities have not found any video of her exiting the building. they even used to print sensor for docs to try to locate the missing student. despite a massive investigation the question at this hour means, is she hidden somewhere inside that medical complex, and if she did leave, why isn't she seen on

a videotape to give adding to the mystery they found her cell phone credit cards and money at her office located in another building. authorities said they conducted numerous interviews but did not as of now had any person of interest. among the people of parties have talked to her fiancé, a columbia university graduate student who is supposed to marry her tomorrow. authorities say he is not a suspect and that he has cooperated with investigators. as for speculation that she might be a runaway bride, friends say she was looking forward to her wedding and under they spoke page she writes how lucky she is to be in love with her best friend. if you have any information about her disappearance, you are urged to call the fbi tip line. that number at 1-877-503-1905. a bit university is offering a $10,000 reward for any information leading to her whereabouts. >> julie: to be clear about is not found, she still missing some absolutely.

fbi said categorically today, a body has not been found, contradicting earlier reports. >> julie: yale offering a 10,000 outdoor for any information. thank you very much david lee miller to make stay tuned on the search for annie le. our own crowd out rivera is on this case you will bring you everything you need to know tonight on toronto at large. you do not want to miss his show. >> julie: a man accused of gunning down two people in michigan including a prominent anti-abortion activist, he is in the hospital at this hour after reportedly slashing his own arm to the rest area prosecutors say that harmon drake suffered "a serious gash" but he is expected to recover. top six save trick of the grudge against two men he is accused of killing. they said he shot the antiabortion activist james pudong because he was upset with this poster showing graphic images of aborted fetuses. they say drake went on to kill the owner of a local gravel pit because he was angry with him

for reasons that are still unclear. ross also said drake told them he planned to kill another man but was arrested before he could do it. he is charged with first-degree murder. >> used to guard prisoners now he may soon join them and it's all because he took the law into his own hands. lisa and benton county i went releasing this dash cam video. take a look. showing a man named william rees who worked at the county jail, taking a patrol car out for a joyride, apparently. he even wears the siren at one point. the problem is, recent and realize every move he was caught on tape. and then he made his biggest estate tax, pulling over a driver who just happen to be an off-duty sheriff deputy. and that's when the sparks started to fly. he wanted a dress of time howling. rees pleaded guilty to impersonate a police officer.

he could face two years in prison, thousands of dollars in fines, or even both. you can find this story under dumb criminals. i would file that last one under ten criminals too. pennsylvania police surrounded a home where a murder suspect was having a couple hostage than the couple ran to the door to safety because get this, it turns out the suspect, he had fallen asleep. when police stormed the home the suspect was shot but his injuries are not life-threatening. the suspect, jesse dimmick is wanted for murder in denver, colorado. police say he took refuge in the couple's home we crashed his car after leading police on a chase. to make the controversial group, acorn, is losing friends and fast. what a top government agency has severed ties with the embattled nonprofit. that's next. to make a deadly bacteria usually found only in hospitals, is contaminating some u.s. beaches. summer is not over yet or it even labor day has pasasasasasas

>> julie: a powerful sonic boom in california as these space shuttle discovery streaks across the sky. take a listen. yes, that wasn't under. bad weather in florida forces the shuttle to land at edwards air force base outside los angeles yesterday. crew meeting with family and friends and a welcome home celebration in houston. they completed three space walk and delivered equipment and supplies to the international space station. >> is a computer hacker that is so good even the government asked for his help. but then while he helped himself to millions of credit card numbers, and now he's on his way to prison. 28-year-old albert gonzales senior once worked with the

secret service tracking down other hackers. along the way he apparently pulled off of the largest cases of identity theft in u.s. history. hacking into the systems of half a dozen major retailers, and stealing customer's credit card numbers. gonzales raked in nearly $3 million before he was eventually caught. he has pleaded guilty to 19 counts of fraud and faces up to 25 years time bars. to make the u.s. census bureau has cut all ties with the controversial nonprofit group acorn citing recent negative publicity he said could taint the 2010 census. a corn was one of some 80,000 groups working with the agency to raise awareness for next years official headcount. the community organizing group apparently gained unwanted attention during last years residential election and conservatives accuse it of committing fraud in voter registration drives. this week a corn fired two workers after they were caught on tape appearing to advise would-be clients of how to subvert the law.

caroline charlie is in washington with much more. >> the census bureau has had enough from acorn. take a look at the letter they released last night severing their ties with the controversial committee organization heard >> republicans worried they would campus -- tamper with the census accomplished your especially after this hit in video camera of a man and woman posing as a pimp and prostitute at acorn's love for office. on the tape you can hear an employee tell the alleged hooker to lie. also given guidance on how to claim underage girls from el salvador as dependents while they were working as prostitutes. people in the paper set with your girls, tell them to be

careful, train them to keep their mouths shut. despite the two employees of the tape but some are now calling for the inspector general at hard to investigate to make these people have a pattern and practice of defrauding the taxpayers. understand this is the acorn low income housing office. they are helping these people get housing that we taxpayers pay for. to run a brothel. that's what they were getting. >> up until now the census bureau had defended acorn event after it efforts in 2008 when some employees submitted false report name -- false reports with names. soon the dangerous staph bacteria known as bursitis found for the first time that some public beaches along the coast of washington state. researchers testing the sand and water along ten different beaches and actually found staph bacteria among nine of them. one of those nine, five tested positive for and participate.

even if you familiar with it since it talks much about each one and one these days. it is actually a strain of staph rarely seen outside of hospitals in fact. it is highly resistant to drugs. it can cause serious skin infections and can often lead to pneumonia. still no word on where the back where the bacteria may have come from but researchers take that washington is not the only state that has this problem. so be aware. >> julie: at tea parties around the country thousands protest what they consider excessive government spending. people came in droves to demonstrate in the nations capital, hoping to get the attention of congress. did it work to keep it as is manufactured outrage as some claim were concerned citizens making their voices heard to give a fair and balanced to date straight ahead hear on "the fox report". aster and easier

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out-of-control spending. >> are silent no more. stop that tax and spending and do not end at our children and instead am in debt. stephen tea party organizers in washington state adding that point home posting the names of lawmakers on poor potties their message number government waste. for a fair and balanced debate join us. republican congressman trent franks and eugene green from the dnc also president of the group rock the vote, thank you both for being here i want to start with you. you believe this is all manufactured outrage to give. >> well, the great thing about america is that we are a free country. i'm a big believer in freedom of speech having worked for an organization that was founded on free speech for many years. but the reality is that there are organizations, local action committees, that are in a sense i feel like really hurting some

of these people -- hurting some of these people like cattle. some argue they have the best of intentions but some people are following the leader like little lemmings do when they go and dive off a cliff. they are not i think in the true fan of what our original evolutionary founding fathers were trying to do when they would face during and really talked about the points that they were upset with. what really concerns me is when we see the type of mccarthyism and fear that this is being promoted here. those aren't american values. when you say -- see kkk type sides, president obama compared to hitler, confederate flags flying during those marches, those are not american values so that concerns me. i know there are well-meaning people who are there but there are organizations behind this who have one simple goal in mind and that is to break this administration, that is to --

>> julie: are obviously -- within one or two while many people there. there are millions of americans, congressman franks as you point out, who oppose president obama's health care plan. many feel they are outraged pretty much over bigger government as it grows bigger and as it grows bigger the voices grow smaller as you point out. had these tea parties gotten that message to the president? will make a difference? two actually, i came away with the opposite perspective as your other guests. as i looked down on the capital steps it occurred to me saying tens of thousands of people filling the small that without people like this, there never would have been an america. these are people with dreams and big hearts and big hopes and they know every time government grows bigger that their dreams and hopes grow smaller. i saw people pushing baby carriages treated i saw a lot of veterans. i saw senior citizens. and to suggest that these are equal that don't represent

middle america is just ridiculous. these are the kind of people that have always stood up to radical government and the obama administration is the most radical left-wing government in the history of the united states. and these people simply want to make sure that we don't undercut the greatest foundations for freedom that the world has ever known. i have to tell you i see them as reinforcements have arrived just in time, i hope. >> julie: the frustration, and you have to see this among conservatives, is partly due to lack of bipartisanship and some sort of rest -- revolution -- resolution the fact that president obama is listening to their ideas, hearing his ideas -- sharing their ideas republican conservatives feel he does not. do you have any examples to disprove that? >> the reality is, julie, that president obama was elected by large numbers and democrats on the house and the senate by large, large shortage. someone i understand how you got into office.

we don't have much time. >> a part of that is because a lot of conservatives stayed home. this is their reawakening. there party was in disarray. if anyone watched -- i'm sorry president obama speech tonight, he put out his hands to republicans. he said if you have ideas that will help make our insurance -- health insurance issues more stable and more secure for americans, he reached out a hand and what he has gotten in return is talking points calling in the socialist. talking points that are really focused on breaking his administration. but he has reached out an olive branch and we'll see if the republicans come up with anything. i haven't so far. i hope they will do in reaching out extending an olive branch and speech doesn't necessarily mean reaching out. his speeches are fabulous but my question is is he listening to republicans to give. >> is absolutely listening. he talked about several points to impoverished and isolated close. >> i just have to tell you whether it's the give us package

of $787 million, whether it's the $40 billion spending package the two-time dollar tax increase in the form of the cap and trade. whether it's this idea of taking over government healthcare are taking over healthcare by government, republicans have been completely shut out of all of that. the obama administration has tried to make it sound like we have no alternatives. we held up our bills tonight in his speech, and they have ignored that. these people that came to washington, i got it to you, if they try to shove government healthcare down their throat, they may shove it somewhere else in the next election. the one we'll leave it at that. congressman franks and general green we appreciate you coming on. a very fair and honest debate i appreciate you both and taking some time. it went on "fox news sunday" an exclusive interview. chris also talk one-on-one with congressman joe wilson. you may better known as the person who accused prison obama of mine. he called him a liar during a

primetime address to a joint session of congress. since then the south carolina republican said he is sorry, and white house accepting his apology, that the controversy is not dying down. some on both sides of the clinical spectrum even using the outburst as a rallying point. "fox news sunday". right here on your local fox station. check your local listings for times. you can also catch it right here on fox news channel at 6:00 pm eastern. good stay tuned for the "fox report" for a complete wrapup. it should be interesting to my morning. some fireworks soon on the leader of one of our benjamin netanyahu traveled to moscow without telling the israeli media. early reports claimed he was there to stop the potential sale of antiaircraft missiles to iran. that has yet to be confirmed. being a man has more from jerusalem to mecca hi, julie. israel's attorney prime minister confirmed today that prime minister benjamin netanyahu did visit russia this week. he would not confirm the aim or

purpose of the trip, but he said no more time can be wasted regarding iran's nuclear threat. but in yahoo's advisers to the pressing and yahoo was at a military installation when he was actually on a secret trip to russia. reports suggest that netanyahu met with the russian president apparently trying to convince the russian government not to sell us 300s, surface-to-air missiles, to iran. russian as 300s if given to iran would be the one thing that stands in the way of israel's fighter jets hitting iran's nuclear facilities. these reports are emerging weeks before the un general assembly will meet in new york. the international community may push for stronger sanctions against iran, but it appears china and russia will not support harsher sanctions. the obama administration may still be open to testing the prospects of talks with iran. if that is not likely, sections may be the next option. julie?

>> julie: thank you so much. >> new word tonight the so-called lockerbie bomber is extremely ill and may not have wanted to live. al magrahi is the only person ever convicted in the deadly bombing of pan am flight 103 -- 103 over lockerbie, scotland. doctors say his health has significantly deteriorated over the past day. you remember a much different by brocchini. he was freed by scotland last month on humanitarian grounds after doctors said he had terminal cancer. a convicted terrorist, megrahi served only eight years of what was supposed to be a life sentence. his release sparked outrage around the world which intensified when he got a hero's welcome upon returning to libya. soon in germany, things get out of hand past the right-wing political rally. witnesses say thousands of left-wing demonstrators showed up at a rally ending to confront the right-wing activists. police had to step in and separate the two groups. they used water cannons to get the crowd under control.

no reports of any serious injuries. some people thought occurs about it. some use diesel. then there are those who use chickens. seriously. after dinner plate and into the gas tank. the same no joke. up next details for a new recipe for a very creative energy shall say but that's not all. coming up something for our vegetarian friends. that's me. how researchers say the watermelon might be able to make your car go. we explain next.

one title tank top out of her gas? a new source for biofuel to keep your costs down and you won't believe how this fuel is actually made. researchers in reno say all you need are some chickens. that's right. chickens.

and apparently you just need to use their feathers, they're guts, their feet and while i have you biofuel. casey spiegel is live in reno at how this could work. i don't know that that's part needed to be in there i just read what i see in the prompter. really guts to give. >> it sounds precious. >> julie: it's gross but if it saves money went back to mac say people money and it's better for the environment. the process of creating biofuels certainly is not new it's traditionally made from things like vegetable oil and plant oil and it is a clean burning fuel that contains no petroleum. that's important for a couple reasons. it is better for the environment because when it burns a leaves a small carbon footprint but also lessens our dependence on foreign oil considering we import about half of what we use in this country from other countries. but the creation of biodiesel certainly has not come without controversy. soybeans are often used to make

it but critics argue that using food for fuel is wasteful. tonight we realize that will take biodiesel you don't have to go for it from food material. the whole process just to take the worst material, make some energy out of that. >> researchers at the university of nevada-reno got to thinking about chickens, because listen to this: united states producing 11,000,000,000 pounds of poultry waste every single year. the scientists have not found a way to make the iowa diesel from boiling the chicken feathers, feet and other byproducts. in fact there is enough of this waste to make about 593 experts say they are already doing it on a much smaller scale and laboratories, and the cost to produce fuel is roughly half of

what it costs to make traditional gasoline. but the best part, something you mentioned, biodiesel on average costs about $2 a gallon, meaning this of course could save consumers like you and me at the gas pump, although scientists don't have an exact timeline on when chicken power could officially become mainstream here in the u.s. echeconnee park fun thank you, casey spiegel. to make another surprising potential source of biofuel. researchers at the u.s. department of agriculture now say water balance, much more pleasing to the ear, could be used to power cars down the road. we are told one out of five watermelons go to waste because they are misshapen or have blemishes. these bad watermelons are usually just plowed back into the ground but scientists say the jews could be fermented to create biofuel. scenic city famous for car chases me up to the hype, and

something you don't see in your everyday vegetable garden. just two stops as we go across america area. >> california: picard chase topping speeds of over 100 mph. the wild pursuit started when police tried to stop a woman forswearing across lanes of traffic. there were a few close calls, but no damage or injuries. the chase lasted more than two hours before the woman suddenly stopped in downtown la and gave herself up areas in florida: disturbing discoveries on the same day that two separate miami area schools. three students arrested for bringing guns on campus. we are told that in both cases the guns were not loaded. still, police aren't cutting the students any slack. >> zero tolerance. there is no wiggle room there would be no break. anybody found in possession of a firearm on school grounds student officials continue to investigate both incidents. >> maryland: answering a call to

help others in the wake of the national tragedy. volunteers turning out for a national day of service on 9/11 and baltimore. they joined the baltimore humanity crew constructing housings. even the governor chipping in. >> this is to commemorate 9/11 and the americans have lost their lives in that attack and it's a beautiful commemoration that the president asks all of us to take them by giving ourselves. >> this stemming from the edward m. kennedy serve america act which president obama signed in april. >> iowa: picard stock that stands out in the state teeming with them. a couple decided to enter a contest to join the biggest cornstalk in iowa. take out the seeds and debated where to find them to make my husband said planning on the corner of the garage. i said never grow there. >> it did and then some. tiring of over 15 feet, the stock is now taller than the grudge. but coppola still not sure if that's enough to win the

contest. and that's a fox watch across america. >> julie: it's almost 7:48 pm on the east coast. you know what time it is. it's baby and the time on "the fox report". take a look. mrs. but so that should've been a part in colombia and there's a pretty interesting story behind this place. the park stands on the grounds of the estate that was once owned by pablo escobar one of the chief cocaine kingpins of the 1980s. escobar actually got to tell his mom over from africa to live in his compound and now while much of it is here living the good life, the park owner's daughter feeds matilda with a giant baby bottle. giant indeed. taking down an afghan drug commando style ride along as american special forces is the element of surprise to disrupt a drug operation that funds terrorist activities. colonel oliver north takes us along on this dangerous grade

>> an investigation into possible voter fraud continues in the latest number is released president hamid karzai has 54% of the vote while his challenger angela abdullah has 28%. abdullah is on the right. there were still thousands of ballots to be counted. if the winner is decided both candidates would face each other again and it ran off to make the world's addition to illegal funds helping to fight -- but insurgents fighting u.s. troops in afghanistan. the taliban using the money made from drug sales to finance his campaign of terror. but military special ops is the element of surprise to take down the narco terrorists. and now you're about to expense

it firsthand. as to how they do it. lt. colonel oliver north coast of war stories brings us the story from kabul, afghanistan. >> julie, we've just arrived back in kabul after spending several days with a virtually unreported unit in the global war on terror. it's a dea porn pat -- team fast. they were brought here to rapidly exploit hard intelligence with direct action. that's exactly what they do. last night we went on a raid with fast team alpha i unit of special operations command and the afghan commandos on the capture -- capture commission to take down the content in the taliban opium support network. under cover of darkness we loaded up and flew at low level to the objective area and landed at first light. the element of surprise was complete. fast and u.s. spec ops and play around the compound the afghan commandos conducted a methodical

search of a restructure the timid the military age males were questioned. the only gunfire from a sniper team was more effective. the opium heroin precursor chemicals and materials for making drugs found during the raid were burned and blown up with an explosive charge before the team xo traded from the objective under the cover of uh-1 gunship. these intelligence target operations aimed at cutting the link between the taliban, the opium trade, are a force multiplier in its counterinsurgency campaign, julie. i think we should expect many more of them in the days ahead. julie, back to you in new york. so when colonel north, thank you very much. >> is it art or is it an outrage? we let you be the judge. take a look at this. >> that a cell phone video, and yes you are saying what you think you are saying.

those are people starting cocaine. it's an art show in colombia reviewing tests starting what appears to be cocaine anyway. the colombians apparently not behind this. in fact a cuban artist apparently masterminded this idea. we're told some of the 200 people at this gathering our performance offered a trade with lines of cocaine. now officials from colombia's national university, they're condemning the cuban artist for allegedly providing the drugs. she faces charges carrying ears of jail time but it is not immediately clear if she still in the country or not. >> imagine you go to the mcdonald's drive-through. you order some food. when you get your order, you find two extra surprises that were most likely meant for someoneú1

see what you heard the phrase, you get what you pay for. at one mcdonald's drive-through, apparently to customers got

more. any general that his cousin ordered chicken sandwiches. what they got was a bag of marijuana, and a handgun. they apparently a loaded gun and a pot was meant for the car behind them. in that car, followed them to a nearby gas station. they wanted their bag, so to speak. the man jumped out and demanded the back. luckily no one was hurt and no arrests have been made. i wonder if they got fries with that. >> he had out-of-town look into the sky because you might see something amazing. astronomers say we are heading into one of the best times to see the milky way galaxy. this band of stars stretches across the sky from the northeast to the southwest. >> on this day in 1892, nasa texas frequency and has and ever embarks on the space agency's 50th shuttle mission. sts 47 during the first african-american woman into ac