>> some call it a miracle landingment tonight, passengers hail the pilot as a hero. debate over extending tax cuts in washington and a well-known georgia pastor accused of luring young men into sexual relationships now speaking out. i'm julie banderas and this is a fox report. >> i am not a perfect man, but i am going to fight. >> julie: the mega church pastor telling thousands of members of his congregation he won't give up despite facing lawsuits from four men who say the pastor abused his spiritual authority. tonight, more on the allegations and why state and

federal authorities say so far they have no plans to investigate. also tonight. >> nobody, but nobody in the house has done more to help build back the american dream than barney frank. >> former president bill clinton heads to new england to rally support for democrats from connecticut to maine. so, what could a visit mean for some key interim races? plus, ♪ ♪ that's where i want to be >> the tea party is beverly hills? why the political movement is now taking on santa monica boulevard and hollywood names lending star power to the event. a return to the pulpit bringing thunderous applause and a fiery response to a shock being sex scandal. pastor eddie long for the first time dispensing himself before thousands of followers.

(cheers) >> this, at the new birth missionary baptist church this morning outside atlanta. long, now vowing to battle lawsuits from four men in the past week, accusing him of using his leadership role to push them into sexual relationships. >> this is they think i'm going to fight. and i want you to know one other thing, i feel like david against goliath. but i've got five rocks and i haven't thrown one yet. >> julie: the accusers say they were teenagers when it happened and police so far are sitting this one out. elizabeth outside the church in georgia, tonight.

hi, elizabeth. >> hey, julie, the pastor spoke carefully this morning when he addressed thousands of members of his congregation and they've been waiting to hear from him allegations came out six days ago on tuesday. what he didn't say is that he was noent. now, he did say that he won't be resigning what he first said at the pulpit and said despite what many people think, he is not lostment he didn't abbicknowledge the four men directly and he says he's not accurately being portrayed in the media, i can at that a listen. >> i have never in my life portrayed myself as a perfect m man. man. but i am not the man that's being portrayed on the television. that's not me.

that is not me. . >> reporter: now, julie, he reiterated the comments at a scheduled press conference, it was a few minutes and he didn't accept any questions from the media and he seems to be concerned with the reaction of the congregation and we talk to all of the people who left the 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. service and their reactions seemed to be mexed on one hand, people are passionately supporting him and some people are still on the fence and others say they left today feeling rather saddened, that they didn't believe what he had to say. take a listen. >> really, nothing was really said whether he was guilty or not guilty. >> i'm satisfied with what he's saying because i keep praying for him and his family. >> now, for the past two-- now for the past two decades the pastor has been very vocal against both homosexuality and gay marriage, julie.

>> julie: elizabeth, thank you very much. right now a decision that will impact every single american taxpayer in the country lying in limbo. people of all income levels waiting to see if they face a major tax hike. it could happen as soon as january if congress does not act to extend the bush tax cuts, as you probably know they are set to expire by year's end. recently senate democrats deciding to hold a vote on this hot buttton issue after the mid term elections. meanwhile, speaker of the house, nancy pelosi suggesting the house could hold a vote as early as this week, that would be before congressional members return to their home districts to campaign for november. about you today, the number two house democrat questioning that possibility. >> it would be a specious act for us, but what we have, what is not a specious act, chris, we have absolutely guaranteed that there will be no increase in middle income taxes. >> today the house republican leaders blasting democrats for

not backing up the guarantee, we'll get a vote in the next couple days. >> if we leave without preventing tax increases on the american people, it will be the most irpossibly they think i've seen in washington d.c. and i've been here a life. >> julie: it's getting ugly. julie kirtz with more. >> the house minority leader accusing democrats of causing more uncertainty for taxpayers by punting, he said the tax cut issue until after the mid terms and boehner says that congress should take the opportunity to vote this week and americans know the tax rates are going to be. >> to adjourn without dealing with this means that in their minds, the elections are more important than the jobs for the american people and it's just politics as usual. >> and senate minority leader michigan mcconnell is refusing to discuss a possible compromise with democrats saying the tax cuts should be

extended for everyone, including those making more than $250,000 a year. the question is do we want to raise taxes in the middle of a very, very tough economy, all the republicans think it's a bad idea and a substantial number of the democrats think the same thing. >> the top democrats in congress say americans aren't likely to get an answer on the big tax question before they go to the polls on november 2nd and they say that senate republicans are to blame. >> they want to cut taxes on some of the wealthiest americans and we want to make sure that middle income america, middle income americans don't have a tax increase and instructions in the senate have not allowed us to move forward. >> the argument over the bush-- or tax cuts could continue right to the mid term election and the lame duck congressional session. >> julie: julie kirtz, in washington. over an hour ago israel's agreement to freeze settlement construction expired. as the clock ticked down israelis rallied in the

streets of the west bank and the settlements are planned for areas palestinians want to use as their independent state. they're threatening to pull out of mideast peace talks if israel resumes construction. well, the state department saying hillary clinton reached out to prime minister netanyahu and representative tony blair urging them to help keep the negotiations on track. leyland vinner is live in jerusalem with the latest, leyland? >> late this evening, palestinian gunman opened fire and injured two israelis citizens on the west bank, clearly another tempt to try to derail the peace talks. as for the jewish settlement, now that the construction freeze is over, sunrise happens in about hour hours here, they're going to start construction once again. remember, if the construction freeze in large part that brought the palestinians to the negotiating table and the end of the freeze may mean the end of the peace talks. already on the west bank, construction has begun.

it's hard to emergency the amount of effort went into preventing this concrete from coming in and exactly what this hole represents, but this could be the beginning of the end of the middle east peace process. let me explain to you why. we're on an israeli settlement deep in the west bargaining, the land the palestinians want for their future state and, keep building to emphasize their point, a massive showout for the media despite busing people in, it appeared there was a whole lot more photographers and reporters from news organizations all over the world covering it, than there were settlers involved in putting the concrete down. another show, they are going to release about 2000 balloons into the sky and they say that represents the 2000 homes they intend to build on the west bank and as you can imagine, the palestinians are not happy about that situation. >> now, as for the palestinians, they have said a number of times, that if this freeze is not extended they're

going to walk away from the bargaining table. that hasn't happened yet. they're planning to meet in cairo with arab nations to figure things out in the next couple of days. as for the israelis, tonight the prime minister of israel said he's looking forward to continued expedited and honest talks to try and reach a peace agreement. however, julie to put numbers to the situation, the defense minister ehud barack of israel says 50, 50 chance of talks breaking down over this issue. >> leyland vitter reporting live from jerusalem tonight. thank you so much. well, it's not exactly a tinseltown tea party, but it's close. gathering nearby at swanky beverly hills, star-studded talent joining them for the events. we'll have that story coming up. and just in, we will have video to show you of the emergency landing. the pilot's voice instructing passengers to break for

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>> this just into fox news. brand new shocking amateur video of what some people are calling another miracle landing here in new york city. take a look. >> heads down, stay down. heads down, stay down. heads down, stay down. woo! woo! woo! >> wow, can you imagine that happening on board a plane on landing? that dramatic video taken from inside the cabin taken on what appears to be a passenger's cell phone during a tense landing today. and as you just heard one of the flight attendants

screaming heads down, stay down and everybody breaks into cheers and applause. and you can see the sparks there on the runway, this happening, obviously, after sundown an and amazingly, everybody is okay. it happened at jfk airport after the control tower apparently received word of a delta plane's landing gear million functioning, the cool headed pilot safely bringing the plane down, but not before passengers first got a major scare. sparks flying as one of the plane's wings dragged along the tarmac, thanks god no fire and emergency crews waiting whether fuel in the wings would ignite into an explosion. thank god that didn't happen. when it came to rest all 60 people on board were alive and well as you can hear singing the pilot's praises. that man or woman is a hero tonight. well, it's lights, camera and action now as the tea party

forms near the heart of hollywood, the supporters dissending on beverly hills, california along with celebrity speakers carrying a serious message for both major parties ahead of the mid term elections. william longness live at the rally and what makes the event so different? >> well, you know, julie, you hear tinsel down and tea party it sounds like a contradiction, but not really. this is of course the capital of the entertainment industry, but remember for every hollywood celebrity out there speaking on behalf of abortion rights or animal rights or for gun control or on behalf of dictator in venezuela or cuba, you have an army of people behind them, the gribbs, the construction guys, the light, editors, production, working class people who don't necessarily share those views. >> there's a lot of conservatives in hollywood. >> this is our city, too, and why should we should not have a voice? >> there are a lot of people in the industry that are

concerned. some of them don't speak up because they just worry about not getting a job. i know many that stand up because they don't care, you know? they're not worried about their careers as much as they are about their country. >> so, yeah, pat boone is the emcee and victoria jackson from "saturday night live" and david horowitz is speaking now. >> julie: and i want to ask one more question, sorry. skipped a question here, what do the speakers say about washington? it's rare, by the way, in hollywood, considering it is more of a liberal town that you be hearing from celebrities, rallying behind tea party activists? >> well, that's true, but you know, 34% of california is registered republican. it wasn't about political parties, they were equally critical of democrats and republicans, calling on the same coin. what i heard was less government more freedom and a fear that washington is going to redistribute the wealth and take away their money.

lower taxes. >> julie: i'm sorry i gave you an early wrap there, my bad. thanks, william. a major car recall to tell you about. we are going to tell you, why hyundai, is it hyundai, yeah, is recalling one of the most popular models. and a different mission for some navy seals, they're cycling across america. we're going to tell you what they hope to accomplish coming up next and i'm going to learn how to talk in a few minutes.

>> hyundai is recalling nearly 140,000 of the popular

sonata sedans sold in the united states. the company says it's due to a problem with the steering that could cause drivers to lose control. the national highway traffic safety administration opened an investigation into this issue last month. hyundai is calling the recall a preemptive action and says the issue has not caused any accidents or injuries. well, it's been a tough week for the navy seals. three died in a chopper crash in afghanistan. that's making today's kickoff of a nationwide bike ride event more poignant. members of the elite unions and veterans leaving san diego headed to florida raising money and awareness for the families of fallen seals. casey stegall joins us live from san diego with more, hi, casey. >> hi, julie, good to see you, we're talking about a big trek here, a 3300 mile journey to be exact and the riders left from beautiful coronado, california early this morning which is just across the bay from san diego. take a look at the pictures,

the riders on the road are relatively small group, only about five bikers, on the road for section weeks, stopping in more than 40 u.s. cities for food, water and rest and the ride ends in fort pierce florida on november 6th. the warfare foundation holding this bike ride to raise money for families of november seals who have been killed or injured in the line of duty. >> navel special worker foundation comes to the front lines and helps out the families in any type of assistance that we can. whether it's bringing relatives in from out of state, finding hotel rooms, providing any necessary flight travel, anything that it takes it make their, this tragic experience a little less painful. >> now, the start of today's ride, especially somber because three seals were among nine americans killed this past week in afghanistan on tuesday when a blackhawk

helicopter crashed. so part of the kickoff was a somber service and again, they're hoping to raise about $100,000 with this particular ride and julie, we of course are going to be tracking their progress. back to you in new york. >> all right. casey stegall, beautiful back drop where you are, thank you so much. speaking of not so beautiful, heavy rains causing the worst flooding one small town has seen in more than 15 years. take a look, this is in trent, south dakota, and that's, i believe, is somebody's front yard. can you believe it, where folks are rushing to save their belongings over the weekend ap the last time it flooded this badly was in 1993. wet weather over the past several days has left large parts of the upper midwest underwater, including areas in wisconsin and minnesota. from commander-in-chief to cheerleader in chief.

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>> i'm julie banderas, this is the fox report hd. bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news now and a georgia mega church pastor speaking out after four men accused him of luring them into sexual relationships. bishop eddie long of the new bishop church telling his congregation he will fight the allegations, but he didn't go into any specifics, nor did he deny the allegations outright. the four men claiming in lawsuits that long used his position in the church to corpsers them into sex acts. some members of his 25,000 members in his church now say that they stand by their pastor. time is up for crucial deadline on the path to the med mideast peace has expired. it has to do with an israel imposed slowdown in settlement construction, the temporary halt ended at midnight and palestinian leaders expressed

interest in early october meeting to discuss the negotiation. negotiation. >> heads down, stay down. heads down, stay down. heads down, stay down! >> all right. [applause] >> woo! >> dramatic new video just in to fox from inside the cabin of a delta flight of what some are calling a miracle landing here in new york although it didn't happen on the hudson river. a pilot landing a delta airline plane with one set of landing gear malfunctioning as you just heard that flight attendant repeatedly yelling to passengers, heads down, stay down until the plane skidded to a stop in new york. nobody was hurt and the plane had been travelling from atlanta to white plains, new york. he's one of the most influential democrats alive today. and he's not even running for office. still, former president bill

clinton acting like a man on a mission. his goal, to help his party maintain control of both houses of kong. today, president clinton hitting the campaign trail in the northeast. he's making a squeeze through blue states looking at voting red in november. and one of those places we'll find molly line. >> this is all about former president clinton rallying the pace and getting the democrats out in the fall where the republicans are expected testify a banner year in the elections in the fall and the democrats have a lot to contend with and he spent time campaigning today with barney frank, a 30-year incumbent, in a democratic strong hold state. once thought to be one of the bluest among the blue until of course january when republican scott brown stepped in beating democrat martha coakley and signed of changed the landscape here. analysts say the frank camp is

taking nothing for granted and president clinton addressed the anger issues, that the economy hasn't been turning around quicker and urged voters to give democrats another two years and to fight back against republicans. here is former president bill clinton. >> if every election in america could just be a referendum on anger and-- our side would be in pretty bad shape and even a congressman and a committee chairman. that's not what elections are, folks, elections are choices, choices between candidates and ideas. ideas. >> former president clinton started his morning in connecticut with a pre-senate race. richard blumenthal running against linda mcmahon, a multi-millionaire, former ceo of world wrestling entertainment and spending tens of millions of her own fortune on that race and so it's a key battle. and after this afternoon,

campaigning with frank he headed up to maine up for the governor's race there to stand up for the democrat running against the republican ahead in the polls. he's had a very, very busy time and what it boils down to is an enthusiasm gap. president bill clinton is trying to help gain the momentum and energy and give it back to democrats and give it to the polls in the fall. julie. >> molly line in massachusetts, thank you very much. wall street looking for a big finish to september trading and we're getting a look at a merger in the work and two companies behind some of the biggest names in household products. layer rossman is the newest member of the fox business network family and she joins us live here and it's so great to have you on and we'll be talking about your show in just a moment. welcome, first of all, to the fox family. >> a night with exciting news on the eve of a merger monday. as you said it's in the works and not a done deal yet and

the consumer products giant, in the works of buying, unilever is a giant, and you know, julie of course the maker of the alberto vo-5 har care products. we don't know exactly the terms and the price tag on this deal, but if you look at the math it's about a 3 billion dollar company. that's the market valley over to culver, these types of deals tend to generate, 20, 30% premiums and the journal said this could fetch as much as 4 billion dollars. that's pretty good especially by today's strategy. today, let me give you this, unilever's perspective, far surpassing some of the other brands, food brands like ben and jerry's, kind of shocking. >> julie: after friday's rally after this he canned woo, what's going to happen tomorrow? >> we have a very busy week ahead. >> julie: yeah. >> stock market has been on a

tear. in fact, it's the fourth consecutive week in a row we're coming off for gains for the three u.s. benchmark indexes, best september for u.s. stocks in get this, more than 70 years, carpet balance sheets in pretty good shape by and large, flush with cash and we heard about the deal, unilever perhaps buying aloverto vo-5 and that's huge and investors hear about mergers and acquisitions and thanks to the feds last week doing whatever it takes to keep this economy rolling, restimulate with a new round of quantitative easing perhaps if needed and fewer and fewer people are worried about the dreaded double dip recession. >> julie: i hope so, dirty, dirty words. we should never have to wonder. what's coming up this week on fox business. >> it's exciting. we're shuffling up the lineup and one o'clock joined by chris cotter and focusing on our money, your money and how it relates to your life style of course, and liz claim fantastic and wonderful in the

gulf of mexico on an oil rig, talking to workers to see how they are dealing with their industry in the wake of the deadly of course bp oil rig explosion. . >> julie: laurie, great to meet you as well. one o'clock at fox business. great to meet you. weekdays one o'clock fox business network starts for you tomorrow. all the your business headlines, 24 hours a day, log on to fox business.com and she'll be joined by chris cotter. and party poppers, remember octo-mom, the latest stunt suggesting she may be really short on cash. two stops as we go across america. oregon, a block party turning into a riot and 400 people packed the streets near the university of oregon in eugene. >> i've never seen, just-- >> police saying they needed 50 officers to break up the crowd that pelted them with rocks, beer bottles and eggs.

nine people arrested. it is unclear what sparked the chaos, but cops say alcohol played a role. minnesota, heavy rain triggering new flooding in carver county. the overflowing river filling nearby streets and even washing away some homes. more potential flooding could be on the way for minnesota. this time, for communities along the mississippi river. wisconsin, more flooding misery, residents of arcada returning to their homes to begin the messy cleanups, the water slowly receding after two days of flooding. the red cross providing shelter for homeless residents who still need it. california, octo-mom making headlines, once again. this time for holding a yard sale hawking everything from toys to her own clothes. her lawyer says the mother of 14 needs to raise money to avoid foreclosure. octo-mom also known as nadya

suleman, happy with the turnout. >> for people helping support-- >> you may remember she gave birth to octuplets and soon afterwards raised eyebrows when reports said she was a single mom who already had section children and received public assistance. that's a fox watch across america. >> julie: well, for weeks they have been trapped in the dark. now a potential way out, arriving. that could one by one lift the chilean miners out. we'll tell you. and fresh battles on capitol hill. what both parties say the documents really mean next. ♪ [ male announcer ] ever have morning pain slow you down?

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heavy political fire on the sunday shows today. republicans rallying behind their pledge to america after announcing it on thursday. meantime, democrats not to be outdone, highlighting what they say are cracks in the g.o.p.'s agenda. steve centanni. >> the document called the pledge to america lays out a broad frame work what they'd like to accomplish, most notably appealing hurricane and some say the document doesn't go far enough in cutting spending and while democrats say it's nothing, but a pledge to return to bush europe policies. that debate was played out on the talk shows and tea party republicans talked about the need to return it amorphous callie responsible government. >> and the truth is republicans didn't just lose our majority in 2006. woo he lost our way. we walked away from the principals of fiscal

discipline and reform that minted our governing majority and people walked away from us. the plan unveiled does not tackle the biggest spending problems of all, social security, medicare and medicaid. house minority leader john boehner say those details will come later. democrats, including congressman chris van holland says the pledge is old news and says that republicans put a new front page on it, but otherwise, it's a xeroxed copy. and house majority leader, steny hoyer calls it more spin than specifics and he makes reference to the up and coming young republicans called the why you think guns and congressman eric cantor, kevin mccarthy and paul ryan. the american public heard from the young guns, it turned out to be a pop gun, spin, not substance, in the specifics. it turned out to be a return to the failed bush policies. >> republicans are expected to make significant gains in the november election, but whether they can actually regain control of the house remains to be seen.

julie. >> steve, thank you. well, new hope for 33 chilean miners who spent nearly two months trapped deep underground, the first of three rescue capsules, the devices specifically engineered to left the miners steve harrigan is streaming live from crack cuss with the latest developments there. hi, steve.

julie hugo chavez's party is expected to lose ground in vene, vela duall to very bad numbers. and the highest rate 30% and one of the highest murder rates in the world and hugo chavez continues to place the blames for problems who he calls his number one enemy, the united states. >> we are in a battle that is global, on september 26th, we are again going to defeat the imperialist yankees. yankees go home. >> yankees go home! go home! te! >> reporter: and the opposition here is trying to get at least one third of the seats to at least slow hecao chavez down, but the odds against them are stacked due to new redistricting laws and takes just 20,000 votes for a pro chavez in some area, in other areas 400,000 st.tes, where an opposition to hugo

chavez is high, julie. >>awulie: steve harrigan, thank you very much. 50 years ago tonight, millions of americans witnessed political history. the nixon-kennedy debates rocked the election. we'll take a look how that one event shaped the current state of american politics.

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>> today marking a historic break through in the way we

learn about the potential leaders of our nation, 50 years ago the first ever teleadvised event of its kind. john f. kennedy and richard nissen squaring off at a presidential debate and both men would go on to win the white house, but one of them in particular enjoys a distinct advantage when millions of americans invited the candidates into their living rooms, that's fall night. eric shawn has a look back. >> reporter: it changed the way we elect presidents. 70 million americans watched as john f. kennedy and richard m nixon sparred on the first live televised presidential debate. >> i know what it means to be poor. i know what it means to see people who are unemployed. >> the 7th game of the world series becomes those debates, techly the first one. >> david is the author of the new book "196, in lbj versus jfk versus nixon" which examine

the race and the victory. >> two men stripping down and going into the ring one-on-one and each hoping to bloody the other one. >> what does the-- >> five seconds. >> in 1960 there were actually four debates, but the first one history remembers. those who watched television thought kennedy won. those who listened on radio gave the victory to nixon. the difference could have been makeup. after a suntanned kennedy declined it, nixon refused to wear it and causing him to loroo pale. >> nixon came in first. nixon had been ill. nissen had a staph infection, he banged his knee getting out of the car and he was in pain. >> i wouldn't make an excuse like that, i was feeling all right. i didn't look wel>> n >> fairy or not d teates can turn on those things. >> it's always those moments, those gotcha moments. you're no jack kennedy.

or this is my microphone mr. bush, or i'm not going to hold your age against you mr. mondale. >> they look at the-- >> when he said, i had to go to the bathroom. i heard them, # 10, 9, 8-- he made the stage on one. >> and candidates in the future, be sure to remember that more important than what you say is how you look on television. >> i'm eric shawn, fox news. >>awulie: yeah, he have' heard that lawn before. a showdown in the lonestar state, cowboys versus the texans, we'll tell you which team came out on top today. move over, superman, wshore getting a sneak peek at a brand new super hero. he's in a wheelchair, but that's not the only surprising thing about this. ♪

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coeamoys, if they had lost this and maje ou the coach might have been fired, but i think he is son. e now. >>awulie: one of the baseball teams made is headlines. >> rangers have long been one of the worst teams in baseball. last time they made the playoffs. he a99. they won the american league west. the texas rangers obray team actively in major league baseball to never win a post series season and most lin.ely go up against the tampa bay rays or the new york yankees. >> julie: okay. well, a big one for the university of nevada wolf pack doing something for the first time in 62 years. what was it. >> nevada beat byu and california last week. this is a big deal, because neys da is now ranked in the 18 top 25 poll for the first time since he a48. this is number 25 ranked team and they go up against the in-state rivals, unlv.

the fremont company and everybody is excited about nevada the fun team, a different oeryense known as the pist: o oeryense and the coach one of the more likeable in the game. the wo of pack, 25 ranked in the nation, no one saw that coming. >> i certainly didn't. >> pete the o thank you very much. >> thanks, julie. >> well, he relies on his service dog to guide him through life with parkinson's disease, but that was apparently a problek a during a trip to the mall, in phoenix, douglas schrock says a mall security guard turned him ight ay, saying the dog had to lead. the guard asked for state certification, something that federal law doesn't allow. the mall has not yet responded to media re'm ests. we3 c1 >>e getting a first look at an unlikely new comic book super hero, the silver scorpion, a muslim boy in a wheelchair with super powers. he's the braincht

snyder's group is planning a series of international super heroes, and on this day in 1969, arguably the greatest rock band on the planet comes together for the very last time. the beatles releasing the final studio albuo g abby road. even though at this point, the band members were barely taplaing to each othee bar the album featured some of the most popular songs, here comes the sun. octopus' garden and of course come together. less than a year later the beatles were no more, but they gave us a sound that will never die, 41 years ago today. and now you know the n fs as fox reports. this sunday, september 26th, 2010. thanks for watching, eveepone. coming up, a special, the battle for the future. aawohn stossel specia>> n