ambulance. this after coming in outside the intended drop zone. he spent the better part of two hours stuck in a tree but he's okay. jenna: maybe he'll join our town hall tomorrow, you know never. "america live" starts right now. megyn: an ohio town grown into -- thrown into the national headlines where one school district is defending its record on bullying after four students have now committed suicide. welcome to "america live," i'm megyn kelly. the focus today is mentor, ohio where parents say bullies literally tormented their children to death at this school you see here. two of those families have filed suit. the suicides stretched out over several years creating what the grieving parents call a pattern of failure in this district. in one shocking case the tormenters reportedly showed up to this victim's funeral to make fun of her in front of her grieving family as they prepared to bury their daughter.

>> she was a beautiful girl, always smiling, always trying to make everyone happy. megyn: trace gallagher is tracking this breaking story from our west coast newsroom. trace, it spans over a couple of years, but it has got even more a cute -- acute as of late. >> reporter: it has. butt link experts say this is the first time they have ever heard of two lawsuits being filed against one school for kids being bullied to death. this is four students in the past three years who have killed themselves because they were bullied. mentor high school, this was named one of the hundred best places to live by money magazine. the first lawsuit was filed by a boy. he was apparently called gay. he liked the color pink, his family says he wasn't gay but he shot himself in 2007. the family doesn't want money from the lawsuit, what they want

is the school to admit that their son was bullied to death. they saul it bullicide. the second lawsuit was filed by a girl's family. she was apparently bullied because of her accent and the clothing she wore. she hung herself last year, megyn. here is her friend and her little sister talking about it, listen. >> they were just cruel to her. she had something that they didn't and they would make fun of her. it was like horrible. >> the phone calls on her cellphone, three calls saying that our family needs to go back to croatia, that we don't belong here. telling her that they are going to get her after school and beat her up.

>> reporter: imagine the torment of that family. the father says he asked the school time and time again to do something, they did nothing. this is from the school, quote, because of legal and privacy concerns we cannot comment on the specifics of the lawsuit except to say that we will vigorously defend the district against the allegations. keep this in mind the school is not talk about this but they are apparently implementing a strategy against bullying, megyn by teaching the elementary school kids to make a pledge he will stand up against bullies and they will adults about any bullies. two other students at the same high school, one shot himself, the other one took an overdose of medication because they were apparently bullied about their sexual orientation and a learning disability, megyn. megyn: it is one thing when you have one student, it is quite another when you have four and the parents are asking questions about why the school is so committed to defending the lawsuit and they believe less committed to defending these students from the bullying.

trace, thank you. according to the late is statistics suicide is the third leading cause of death for young people between the ages of 10 and 24. they result in about 4500 lives lost each year. here are a couple of signs that every parent should be looking out for. a change in sleeping, or eating habits. withdrawal from family or friends. and a marked personality change. keeping a close eye on some of these signs, paying attention to it, not blowing it off could save your child's life and of course becoming interactive with the school when you know there is a problem. we are going to have much more on that case over the next day or two. good news for 33 chilean miners trapped underground for more than two months now. many could be seeing the light of day in less than 48 hours from right now. in the hours after midnight tomorrow. the news causing this celebration among the miners families who are anxiously awaiting the final stage of the

rescue. these folks, i mean, two months underground. it's incredible. and steve harrigan is at the mine in wh*eul lee -- wh eul lee where the -- chile where the rescue effort is in the last stage, and the miners know they could be less than 48 hours from rescue, steve. >> reporter: that's right, megyn these 33 miners really forming part of the backbone of kh*eulee's economy and the whole nation has been watching their every move watching and hoping for the best. they did get good news, they broke through to the miners after two months. the light of day is being seen down there, the heavy drill has broken through. they've been at it 24 hours a day since then. they've been reinforcing the escape shaft, the first 300 feet of it up near the top have been reinforced with steel casing sottered together so no rocks will collapse in when they are

pulling out that capsule. they are building a a platform to hold the crank into place. the capsule could take 15 minutes to an hour to pull each miner a half mile up to the surface. the capsule will spin as well when it reesess. the miners will be on a liquid diet in the hours before they come up. debate in the order in which the miners come out. as you were saying about the heroic behavior, they are actually arguing who will be the last man out of that mine. many of them want that honored position. megyn: it's been amazing as you hear the reports of folks also not wanting to leave their comrades behind, not wanting to be the shaours out, wanting to make sure the others go and get out safely. steve has been on it for us. thank you so much. a follow-up for you now on a disaster in hungary. the pictures are incredible. last week an aluminum plant spit

millions of gallons of toxic sludge, an acid-like material that burns on contact. eight people are dead, dozens more are injured. several towns are uninhabitable, and the sludge has started leaking into the danube river which runs through several countries. the prime minister in hungary announced police have arrested the head of the industrial plant at the center of this disaster. look at all that red. and to the campaign trail now where there are accusations of secret foreign funding, and a white house enemy's list. we first told you last week about the white house suggesting that conservative groups are funneling secret money into these midterms. the president himself taking up that accusation and taking it up a notch last night. >> don't let them high jack your a skwrepbd today. the american people deserve to know who is trying to sway their election, and you can't stand by

and let special interests drown out the voices of the american people. megyn: but republicans are firing back saying the president is dead wrong, and alleging that he knows he's wrong. >> have these people no shame? does the president of the united states have so little regard for the office he holds that he goes out there and makes baseless charges against his political enemies, this is beyond the pale. how dare the president do this. megyn: karl rove going onto call it an out-and-out lie. james rosen with us. president obama dialed back on this issue the second time he spoke about it after a national outcry from people on the right. >> reporter: he may have taken to heart a new york times article published on friday that found, quote, little evidence for the charge he was making. when mr. obama spoke at maryland's bowey state university ot thursday he alluded to an article online at

think progress.org, with a left leaning think tank. on saturday "the new york times" following up on president obama's allegations about the u.s. chamber of commerce reported there is nothing improper or even unusual about the group's collection of cease from overseas sources. and the aflcio and the see air -- sierra club do the same thing. on sunday the president trotted out new language. >> just this week we learned that one of the largest groups paying for these ads regularly takes in money from foreign corporations. so groups that receive foreign money are spending huge sums to influence american elections, and they won't tell you where the money for their ads come from. just attacking people. without ever disclosing who is behind all these attack ads.

you don't know. it could be the oil industry, could be the insurance industry, could even be foreign-owned corporations, you don't know because they don't have to disclose. >> reporter: white house aides says the president was not calling anything illegal about the u.s. chambers of commerce does just drawing attention to the larger issue for the need for greater finance disclosure. megyn: the president backing off a little bit but the democrats around him are not. more on that in a bit. james rosen thank you so much. >> reporter: thank you, megyn. megyn: if you thought things were bad when the housing market collapsed. wait until you hear the more closure warning we just got from hen economist who consults with the white house. lou dobbs next on the breaking news we could be feeling years from now, you and i, whether we're facing foreclosure or not. and the parents television council all fired up about a new miley cyrus video. later this hour they explain why they think the little disney

sweetheart crosses the line in a very big way. conflicting reports today about the alleged shooting deaths of an american tourist on the mexican border. the victim's wife demanding answers today. we'll show you why in a live report 15 minimum away. >> hopefully these two guys are the ones that are responsible and then they can lead us to david, but then we're always hearing conflicting stories that the mechanics government don't have any suspects. -- mexican government don't have any suspects. it's frustrating, you never know what to believe and what is true and what is not. #- let's get chinese. should we order panda blossom, panda moon... how about chinese at home with wanchai ferry? you can make it in just 14 minutes. mmmh, orange chicken. great.

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lou dobbs is a syndicated radio talk show host and my guest now. lou, we covered this last web. they messed up with the foreclosures, now they are going to be on hold with america r-r and -- with rank of america and other banks. >> imagine that banks screwing up in the mist of all of this. megyn: it's relevant to everyone in this country. housing is the way we get into this mess and housing is the way we get out of this mess. i want to put up the vote from a chief economist at moody's. we don't have it, trust me. he said before, before all this, a month ago that a housing recovery would be underway by the third quarter of next year. he said things were looking good. now he pwhraoefts the foreclosure scandal could prolong the housing depression, this is from the ap for at least another few years. so this is a big deal if this is going to prolong a housing depression for three more years. megyn: >> i would be very cautious

about any forecast from any economist at any time about when a recovery will be fully underway in housing or any other market, but what is important here, megyn, is that bank of america, for example and a number of other financial institutions, with mortgages in 23 states have said, stop. megyn: right. jon: the reason they are saying it is, one they don't know what they are doing. by that i don't mean to imply that they are completely ignorant of the process, they literally don't know the details of what is in the file for that mortgage. megyn: why not? >> because for one thing a lot of institutions have gone bankrupt, they've failed, been bought by other lending institutions. megyn: you support the decision then? they have no way to determine whether they are for closing rightly or wrongfully. >> i not only support the decision, i can't imagine that they got to this point without becoming very rigorous about their paperwork, because here is the effect, one is the person living in the house who has the mortgage doesn't have to leave

the house if there isn't documentary proof that that institution owns the property. secondly, the market itself, and this is where zandy's comments come into play. the market itself has to have confidence that when someone does by a foreclosed property -- megyn: you're really going to own there is not going to be a challenge after the fact. they said that 41% of residential sales this year were going to be on distressed properties, sort of foreclosed properties. typically it's just 7%. there were going to be huge sales this year based on foreclosed properties. that number now is going to be a lot lower. i get that you're saying it's necessary, but how will it affect the people who do pay on your mortgages. now you have people about to be foreclosed on, some of them who deserve foreclosure, they are going to get a pass for several months. they are not paying. the banks will take the hit and the people who are paying their mortgages according to this article the market is going to get hurt. >> the market is going to be

hurt. the institutions themselves it's a question of timing in write offs and not to get into the esoteric aspects of this it's not going to have a material affect on the institutions themselves. what is important is to restore confidence in the foreclosure process itself. the ownership that is that the deeds are in order and that the promissory notes that are the mortgages are in correct order so there can be confidence to get this all cleared out of the market. megyn: even if you get confidence back i can speak to you as a recovering lawyer. the lawyers are going tole kha edge it. you've got a hook now, a reason to go in and say there is funny business going on. >> since you're only a row covering lawyer i can say this out loud, the lawyers are dammed. this is about a market that has to be regulated and straightened out and the than institutions understand it. that's why you're seeing leaders like b much a step in and do the right thing, they understand the legal marketplace as well.

megyn: they know how we lawyers are. you were all over the news last week, late last week, you were the news, because the folks over at the nation. >> that's never happened to me before. megyn: they wrote a nasty piece accusing you, somebody who has been very outspoken on illegal immigration of hiring i will legales yourself. you have a family that is really into riding horses. they say they documented several illegals working on your farm. >> not our farm. megyn: taking care of your horses. >> they did accuse us from benefitting from illegal labor and in point of fact the landscaping service that we employ at our -- at a house in florida may have been using illegal labor. i don't know. but the reporter herself acknowledged that i have never hired an illegal immigrant nor would i. megyn: she wants you to make sure that the companies you're hiring are not hiring illegals.

her position is for somebody who is as outspoken as you are do you have that obligation? >> i do not have that obligation nor did she articulate the obligation tkpwaeug i do have like every other citizen which is not to commit racial profiling which seems to be precisely what was disappointing the nation. this was a hit because i was the keynote speaker at the virginia tea party convention yesterday, and they came after me for that reason and acknowledged that i never had never hired an illegal immigrant, went on with this nonsense and apparent will he discovered there are 12 to 20 illegal immigrants in the country. never once acknowledged that the people who take care of my daughter's ho*ersess are all legal, period. megyn: of course it's reminding me of the meg whitman situation. she said she did what she could to not hire an illegal.

went through social security, got a driver's license. and it was brought to her attention years later by the illegal maid that she was and she fired her. what is your take on it. >> one is we have an accounting firm that does everything absolutely crosses every t, dots every i. megyn: she said she did that. >> i can tell you that we did it and it has worked without fail to this point at least. secondly people are not acknowledging that this administration has suspended the match rule on social security numbers, which means you can't do much about it any way as a employer, and thirdly, the only way to rec ta fight is to directly inquire -- rectify it is to directly inquire of an employee which is opening you wide open for a discrimination suit, and by the way appropriately so. in meg whitman case my great question is why if you had somebody working in your house for nine years would you just simply dismiss them without more discussion about it?

megyn: that seems to be nikki's point. she says, we laugh, we cry we have blood in our veins. that was her point, i was dismissed and i wasn't a member of the family. i've got to go quickly. >> if you've got to go i've just got to say thank you very much. megyn: all right, lou, thank you very much for being here. a scandal in the nfl getting much bigger today. first brett farve was accused of sexting a woman who works as a sideline reporter, i use that term very loosely, and an occasional playboy model. another woman stepping forward. and washington police waiting for tox ol gee results after a mass overdose at a college party this weekend. police say it may have been part of a sexual assault plot. what officers found after literally kicking the door in. >> i carried about four people downstairs, put them on their sides, and we were pretty much

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megyn: new reports just coming out now that a second woman who used to work with brett farve is coming forward with allegations that the star quarterback tried to seduce her. the nfl is already investigating alleged inc inappropriate behavr between favre and game day host jennifer sturger. she says favre sent her racy texts and naked photos of her. a former jets massage therapist tells the "new york post" that favre also made inappropriate advances toward her, and looked at her like she was, quote, a slab of meat. the massage therapist's husband

says he eventually phoned favre personally to tell him to stop. coming up in "kelly's court" we will unravel the growing favre than scandal now and talk about what kind of trouble he and the jets could be in. you can expect your paycheck to get even smaller in a few weeks. how much smaller i may wonder and why? we've asked shannon bream to figure that out. she has the information live for you. what is the deal. >> reporter: even if congress gets its acts together and passes something about the bush kabgs cuts before they expire at the end of the year, still the treasury department and irs needs time to calculate new tax rate tables and send it out to employers and that takes time. an analyst says that means delays. >> however, there is so much uncertainty right now it's hard to say how long it will take the irs to figure out the correct withholding amounts. it's very likely that beginning in january the first paycheck that we receive will be considerably less.

>> reporter: it could continue beyond that point. here is the thing, some employers say the irs is telling them, go ahead, take larger chunks of everyone's paychecks until we get this all figured out. come january, all of us getting -- every american get ago paycheck will find out its much smaller megyn. megyn: what about the study that says lower income americans stand to be hardest hit if they don't get something done on capitol hill on this. >> reporter: there has been so much talk about the wealthy and tax cuts and how it will impact them. this is a new study out from the tax foundation, nonpart son, nonprofit group it looks at how tax policy affects all of us. they say it's a perfect storm in a bad way for the low-income people. this group is going to lose child tax credits, standard deductions, and their overall tax bill is going to go up. while top earners pay a larger tax amount, the low-income

people pay a larger amount. an interesting thing if our viewers want to know how they are going to be impacted. go to foxnews.com and click under politics and go to the story about bush tax cuts expiring there is a very cool tax hike calculator. you can plug in your income see what your tax bill is going to be and find out what it's going to be if the bush tax cuts expire. it's very cool if not a little bit depressing. megyn: and when you're done the big frown face comes up. >> reporter: you get the truth. megyn: be careful over christmas. shannon thanks you. lights, camera, hair and make up. no it's not a casting call for a new hollywood movie but a casting call for barack obama's mtv town hall meeting. we'll tell you who is getting the open slots and why they have to go through that screening process. first, mexico denied anything happened to two american tourists on the border. now they say they have two suspects in the possible murder. we'll show you why the sudden about face.

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megyn: a sudden new twist in the reported shooting death of and american who was jet skiing with

his wife on a texas border lake. mexican police naming two suspects, two brothers. they say that these men may have killed david hartley as he jet skied with his wife tiffany on falcon lake on the texas-mexican border. this is a big switch for the mexican police, last week they were suggesting that tiffany made up the shooting attack and could find no evidence to support her story. trace gallagher has the latest from our west coast newsroom. that is a bit of a 180. >> reporter: i thought for a minute there did i miss something? i've been following this very closely. last we heard from the da in mexico there was no evidence of a crime. couldn't find a body, or a jet ski and they were doubting tiffany hartley's story. boom all of a sudden they come out and say, by the way we have two suspects and we have their names. they are brothers, apparently who work for the zeda cartel and they are wanted for a string of murders and kidnappings and robberies.

both men from the new tkpwaou rare owe area, the church that the hartleys were exploring on the jet skis. here is tiffany hartley's response to the potential of having suspects, listen. >> it's definitely frustrating. we don't really know if the two people were actually involved in the shooting, so -- or are they just using two names that they've known that have had -- been part of the other attacks. so hopefully these two guys are the ones that are responsible, and then they can lead us to david. >> reporter: but here is the flip side of this thing now. texas law enforcement saying they have no knowledge of any suspects on the mexican side of this, but they are saying they do have brand-new evidence that leads them to believe that tiffany hartley was not involved in a crime against her husband, so so much for that cross border cooperation that they said has been going on there, megyn for the past two weeks. megyn: this case is just getting

curious er and curious er. trace, thanks. new questions today involving a casting call for an mtv event featuring president obama and young voters. take a look at this notice. it pre screens potential audience members on items like their political views and the issues they are interested in. and it asks them to forward their photos. is that fishy or just fine? brad blakeman is the former deputy assistant to president george w. push and dick harpootlan is a former democratic chair. the group behind this is backstage.com, that is the talent agency that is looking for i guess talent to be cast for the mtv town hall. brad, i ask you is there anything unusual about it? >> yeah, it's weird. the president is a prop not a

member of the screen actor's guild. we don't hire casting calls for audiences in white houses. we get voters, likely voters, we get them from all over america, we certainly don't hire an entertainment to do that. this is entertainment masquerading as news. when the president agrees to do an event he should be responsible for how the way the president is portrayed and represented. megyn: what do you make of it dick? is it weird? is it unseemly to be asking for people's photos. can we only have good look people for the town halls now if they are on mtv? >> god, i find it shocking that a network that has stphaobg key -- snooki and "the situation" on it would be accused of stage managing an event like this. megyn: very nicely done. now we know what you do in your spare time. [laughter] >> well i was about to say if the president is trying to reach

that demographic of young kids who are open on a lot of issues, it's the way to do it. now brad, if the president were trying to reach bitter white men over the age of 40, what network would you think he'd want to go to? megyn: i don't know what that is supposed to mean. >> got any ideas. megyn: as a not bitter under 40-year-old woman here i hope you're not talking about us. [laughter] megyn: by the way i should point out a spokeswoman for viacom that owns mtv denies that either republicans or ugly people are going to be screened out of the town hall. so that's good to know. >> that's comforting. [laughter] megyn: it's mtv. they say it's not that we don't want ugly folks, we are fine with ugly folks but we want diverse a taoerbgs we want to see the photos to make sure we have black, white, latino, you know, asian and you name it and there is nothing wrong with that because we want diversity and we are asking for political views because we don't want it to be all democrats, republicans or

all tea party folks. >> look it's a casting agency that is accumulating these people to attend a presidential event that is supposed to be a town hall meeting. it's not a town hall meeting. megyn: as somebody who has worked in the white house how are you supposed to do this? >> what you do is you work with a television company with a reputable group like ras muse and -- rassmussen or gallop, that does this for a living that can get you an audience that is not made necessarily for television which is exactly what casting agencies do. they are making a television event that looks good for television, and it will help this president with youthful voters who, incidentally every credible polling is showing that the president is having a terrible time with the 18 to 26 demographic. 20% unemployment among the youth. what the president is doing is stacking the deck so it looks like news, but it isn't news, it's entertainment. and it's a fiction alevent.

megyn: is there a difference between what -- i don't know, brad teams to think the white house is doing this essentially or at least approving it and what the republicans did the national republicans senatorial committee did in that ad in west virginia. they hired a talent agency, it wasn't the republicans direct lease, they hired a talent agency and they said they were looking for quote, people who have the hickey, blue collar look to sit there on camera and complain about the governor, joe mansion who is now running for senate. i think we have the ad, maybe we could show it to them as i'm asking dick about it. is it the same thing, dick? >> absolutely not. this is mtv, the folks that brought you "jersey shore" that brought you flav-a-flav. that brought you bret michaels with all his skanc girlfriends.

megyn: did you say the f-word, the one that starts with f and ends with k. >> skank. megyn: it's my career flashing before my eyes. >> megyn, here is what you've got to understand. brad and i wouldn't make the cut. you'd be on the show. >> speak for yourself. >> we are ugly people we are not going to make the cut. brad i see you on the monitor, buddy. megyn: this is from a man who hasn't seen me at 7:00 in the morning. okay interesting debate. we'll be looking for all the lovely democrats and republicans at this town hall meeting. wow we learned a lot about dick there didn't we? miley cyrus is definitely looking all grown newspaper her new video. a parents group says all grown up should not involve what we see miley doing here. we'll play you the tape after the break and let you decide whether it goes too far. dozens of people were rushed to a hospital after a college party this weekend.

police suspect a very nasty motive. new details coming out about that shooting at an elementary school, what we are learning about the gunman who opened fire on "little children" and one of the heroes who jumped in to save them. >> a girl got shot and some blood splashed onto the back of my shirt. i was looking forward and running for my life. >> i got nervous when i saw the blood on him. i thought he got injured but he didn't know. tylenol 8 hour lasts 8 hours. but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve was proven to work better on pain than tylenol 8 hour. so why am i still thinking about this? how are you? good, how are you? [ male announcer ] aleve. proven better on pain.

megyn: a russian bank is now admit -lg that -- that it has hired russian spy anna chapman. it says it employed the redheaded bomb khel to help with innovation in information technology. the bank releasing a statement today explaining why chapman showed up with them as a shuttle launch in russia last week. chapman was one-of-ten russian spies arrested in the united states this summer. she was sent back to russia in a

spy swap. pop star miley cyrus is dropping a new video, but there are complaints that she is also dropping a lot of other things, like her clothes, and her whole so many image. and the parents television council is blasting that latest video. take a look for yourself. [singing] ♪ ] megyn: there you see it. tim winter is the president of the parents television council and my guest now. can we see tim? tim, hi, welcome. you're upset about this. why? i mean i know she is 17, and she is a hero to little girls, but she is not a little girl any more. >> good day to you it's a pleasure to be with you from los angeles. i've got to tell you as the president of the parents

television council, number one, and as the father of a 12-year-old little girl whose bedroom walls are literally plastered with miley. this is a tough one. this is kind of a punch to the gut. you have a 17-year-old girl, she is still a child, she is 17, she has built her entire brand, her entire career on the backs of ten and 12-year-old little girls and i understand the need for teen and child stars to try and age out and grow their careers, there's got to be a happier medium between hannah montana and lady gaga than this. megyn: why? just like britt my spears who grew up. she started off as she would put it not that innocent, then she got very racy and parents got upset. miley cyrus, yes she is 17-years-old, she looks like, she acts like a woman now, and, you know, isn't she entitled to be a little sectionee? -- sexy? i know she is racy in this,

black lace, scant ta lee clad, gyrating herself. how long does she owe it to these girls by maintaining a g-rated image. >> you began your statement with just like brittany sneers, dot, dot, dot. the cyrus family has been wonderful with programming that the whole family can watch. to go from that to underwear, bra and blindfold in bed for a 17-year-old. if you look at the video she is probably not old enough to go to the clubs she is parading in. megyn: she is definitely not. i have a niece that loves miley cyrus. and i confess to my viewers that i've seen miley cyrus live. when she dragged me to the justin bieber concert. when she came on the stage she could have been 30 years old.

she looked fantastic, very much like an adult woman and not a little girl. she was perfectly above board, she didn't do anything untoward. the point is what do you think this is going to do to the little girls who have loved her as little hannah montana? >> i think this is just the latest symptom in what i would call a very broad epidemic of sexual liization of little girls. i think it's unfortunate she is doing this video at that age with that fan base. everywhere you look today, all across broadcast tv, cable tv the billboards, magazines, there is a sexualization of little girls going on right now. we don't yet know what the consequences will be ten or 12 years down the road. they won't be good if it continues in this direction. megyn: some people would talk about it as sexual liberation, i'm not talking about the little girls but sort of getting to the point where you're almost at the age of maturity, miley turns 18

in november. and coming into your own as a woman and understanding your own sex appeal. there is nothing wrong with sex appeal and there is nothing wrong with sex. >> i was a 17-year-old once myself. megyn: for you, how old does she have to be before that piece of her personality, her personhood can be embraced? >> i would say i'm not on that committee in terms of how old she should be. i was a 17-year-old once myself and i know the things you go through at that age are challenging and difficult. i would say she has built her entire career and brand on the back wax of -- backs of these kids. to take this kind of a departure, so swiftly and rapidly is unfortunate for her fans and i don't know long term if it will be successful for her. i hope she would embrace a little bit more those who got her where she is. megyn: i appreciate you coming on tim with your thoughts on that. we are taking your thoughts at kelly@foxnews.com.

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megyn: for the first time in massachusetts a school district plans to close schools for muslim holidays begins next year. trace gallagher following this one for us. what is the reaction to this. >> reporter: as you might imagine some are applauding this thing and others are not. this is the cambridge school district? massachusetts. they voted on this in december of last year, they just announced yesterday it would go into effect if 2011. they will give one day off for a muslim holiday they just haven't figured out which one it's going to be either to celebrate the end of ramadan the holy month or

the end of the festival of sacrifice which follows the haj which is the trip to mecca. they say this has nothing to do with terrorism or 9/11. listen. >> people who have an issue with celebrating a muslim holiday to me that is just based on discrimination, based on this horrible event. we have to rise above that. >> reporter: muslim students in this district have now been pushing to have this holiday for a number of years now. they say it's a which to put themselves on the map. they are also pushing for a number of years to have a prayer area set aside, but they've been told they can do that in the dean's office. of course all this comes, megyn as district after district across the country take the christmas and the christ out of their school calendar years because it's now winter festival in dozen of school districts.

winter festival. spring festival. spring break. megyn: i'll never forget o'reilly on letterman. he read a christmas car that said have a blessed winter. he said you know what you can do with your blessed winter. all right trace thank you. >> reporter: that's right, okay. megyn: new york gubernatorial candidate carl paladino started a firestorm with his comments on gays and lesbians and gay pride. see what he says is the reason he is now the one who is owed an apology. new details in the california shooting rampage that had elementary school children running for their lives. new information on the gunman and why police think he snapped. details on the man now being called a hero. >> he shot, he took off toward his car. he had to jump the fence. when i noticed that he was leaving the playground i ran across the street to grab my truck, and i still had to drive over and i hit him with my truck.

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schools. i just think my children and your children will be much better off and much more successful getting married and raising a family. i don't want them to be brainwashed into thinking homosexuality is an equally valid and successful option. it isn't. megyn: david lee miller caught up with carl paladino following those comments. and he also caught up with the opponent andrew cuomo *. this is all people are talking about in new york today. paladino's comments. how they were represented in the press and iowa is he and what is andrew cuomo saying about it? >> reporter: just a few moments ago carl paladino was marching up 5th avenue in observance of the columbus day parade. he spent the morning speaking with network television stations. he says his views are the same

as the catholic church. he condemns discrimination against gaze. hagainst -- against guys. he says he has a gay nephew and gay employees. here ways he had to say about this subject. >> i made an unequivocal statement. i have no problem with any gay rights. only one. no marriage. that many my position unequivocally. i said it before and i keep saying it. i don't think it thud should be in school. >> reporter: he says he wants an apology in the media for something they attributed to him which is something he never said. it was said that he said there is nothing to be proud of in being a dysfunctional homosexual. he never said that. he said that was part of a prepared text that he did not

read. nevertheless, some reporters did get hoafltd it and that particular portion of it which i never said was attributed to him. he says he has been wrongly accused. megyn: any action from andrew cuomo? >> reporter: sunday it didn't take long for andrew cuomo's people to criticize pal difficult's remarks. they said he's unfit to represent new york. you see andrew como also marching in the columbus day parade. he talked to reporters about the statement saying they are dividing new yorkers. >> it's a political ploy. i have seen it before. one conservative group, you tell them what they want to hear. new yorkers have rejected it in the past. and they will reject it once

again. >> reporter: this controversies is a personal issue for the candidates. threw see andrew cuomo with his children taking part in the gay pride parade. paladino criticized him for take part in this parade. he was asked about this and he said paladino is the last person he would take advice from on how to raise his kids. megyn: those remarks are potentially explosive for paladino and upstate new york leans more to the right on social issues, so the question is how will the voters come out on this. david lee, thank you so much. as you may or may not know, this is far from carl paladino's controversy. he acknowledged sending a slew of emails that were racist and sexist. two of them targeting president

obama. he became infamous a couple week ago for this confrontation with "washington post" reporter. >> i'll take you out, buddy. >> how are you going to do that? >> watch. megyn: that dust-up is over allegations paladino's opponent cheat on his wife. dicker wanted proof that. paladino was upset because he said dicker followed his 12-year-old daughter to her home and took pictures of her through the window. right now it's not a close race. right now he's trailing 20 points behind. other polls have put the race tighter. we'll have updates when the next shoe drops right here on

"america live." afghan president hamid karzai confirming he's reaching out to the taliban in hopes this government and the militant group can strike an agreement for ending 9 years of war. jennifer givein live in washington on this. how serious are these talks between hamid karzai and the taliban. >> reporter: president karzai wants to make you think they are serious. he told cnn's larry king, we have been talking to the taliban and countrymen to countrymen. not as an official contact with the taliban. unofficial personal contacts have been going on for quite some time. the question is how senior are the taliban members they are talking to. we are told these are fledgling efforts. megyn: why is it in his interests to reject he's talking

to the taliban. >> reporter: he has an increasingly strained relationship with the obama administration. this is his attempt to make sure pakistan doesn't lead the taliban to overthrow him. >> we are not involved in those talks, but eye we support them provided they follow the red lines that are absolutely critical. because we have a strategic interest here. anyone deciding to rejoin the political system in afghanistan has to -- >> reporter: evidence that the taliban is doing that and laying down their weapons as preconditions. megyn: a fox news alert. a bomb squad is on the scene on the eastside of manhattan. police say they found explosives inside of a black garbage bag at

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megyn: we are awaiting news conference why new york police concerned explosives have been found in an historic city cemetery. according to investigators they found a chemical explosive more powerful than tnt treats in the area are closed. we hope to have a crew on scene very shortly. new developments unfolding in that san diego elementary school

shooting. we are learning new details about the gunman who opened fire on the screaming and terrified group of first graders during recess friday. we are told the man just lived a few miles away and was known as a loner. the students and the parents still in shock. >> he was carrying an orange box and a black gun shooting it. popping like pop, pop. and fireworks. a girl got shot and some blood splashed onto the back of my shirt. i was looking forward and running for my life. >> i looked out the window after the first shot. saw the suspect walking across the field shooting into the children. >> you can't put words on the feeling when you see the kids start walk out and you see your own child walk out, the heart just like releases -- it's hard to put words on. the tears started flowing.

there she is safe. megyn: can you even imagine? trace has more. incredible. >> reporter: that's in carlsbad. the classes have resumed there again today. they have grief counselors on hand. but there is no motive why this guy did this. we are learning a lot more about the man who allegedly pulled the trigger. 31-year-old brendan brendan o'r. the woman who lived below him says he used to scream and rant, yell racial slurs and obscenities. inside his apartment he spray painted words like destroy and christian. he was upset with insurance companies like a, girks and

state farm. he opened fire and three construction workers who are being hailed as heros saved the day. here is their story. >> when he shot -- he took off towards his car. his car was parked on the sidewalk. he had to jump a fence. i noticed he was leaving the playground. i ran across the street to grab my truck, i had to drive over and i hit him with my truck. i got him down and we ended up getting our bodies, 50s and feet and kicking him, you know. >> reporter: they are the ones who tackled that guy, megyn. two kids were shot, but both wound were clean bounds through their arms. physically they will be okay. mentally it might be a long road back for those kids. the school is back open. megyn: you can't even fathom

what a child and family would go through. thank god for carlos and mario. trace, thank you. back to this fox news alert. we are getting still photos from the scene of an explosive find in new york city in east greenwich village. we are told the explosives were found in a black plastic bag in an historic cemetery. now we see a person on a stretcher. we don't know who was hurt or how. streets in that area are closed. officials are investigating the scene. our crew is even right. we have somebody en route hoping to get live pictures on why somebody ended up on a stretcher. more just as soon as we have it. the white house stepping up its attacks against the chamber of

commerce and they are coming directly from the president himself. alleging that it has alleged questionable funding of republican races. president obama calling out not just the chamber of commerce, but karl rove by name. rove firing back in a big way. former white house press secretary dana perino weighing in on the breaking news from the white house that appears to be doubling down on this message. washington police are waiting to learn what happened exactly to cause a mass drug overdose at a college party. 12 students were sent to the hospital. what the students say went down and how the schools reacted. >> she told she she woke up in the hospital. but she doesn't remember if she got raped or not the night before. >> my friend was at the party. he went upstairs and saw a lot of people convulsing. he hadn't been drinking. he came downstairs and said call

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megyn: we are expecting to hear from police any moment. we are expecting them within the next 10 minutes about the powerful explosives found near a cemetery in new york city. the photos show a person on a stretcher not far from the scene where the explosives were found in east greenwich village. explosives found in a black blast plastic bag. streets in the area are closed. they are investigating. we don't know more than that but we are expecting the police to speak within the next few minutes. we'll keep you posted. putting a face on the crude name game caught on tape in

california. jerry brown is the democratic candidate for governor admitting someone in his camp called republican opponent a word that begins with "w" and rhymes with chore. you figure it out. he just finished a conference call with a police group when he hung up the phone. or so he thought. the phone was not actually disconnected. brown is heard saying on the tape, do we really want to put an ad out? i heard if i cut down on pensions they will go to whitman. another person on the tape described as an aide said ...

megyn: we are learning the person on the tape was jerry brown's wife. that take the up a level arguably that it's not just some random aide referring meg whitman by that word. it's the candidate's wife, the person who would like to be the first lady of california. do californians want a first lady who will refer to another woman she doesn't like by that word? >> i remember in one of these debates meg whitman was asked what are three things you like about jerry brown. and i can't remember the other two, but one of them was she likes his wife. megyn: that's over. >> they were colleaguing to. they are both business leaders from northern california. i remember when george bush's wife the first called geraldine ferraro calle a word that rhymeh

witch. i think it's funny, sad or silly when this state has so many problems. we just got his budget deal that everybody thinks is ugly as sin. cuts all over the place, a really tough time, we are debating whether jerry brown's wife used a bad word in a pry spratt conversation. megyn: do you feel the same about the mannygate issue? -- the nannygate issue? >> the piece i don't like is what goes to character and judgment. megyn: why does jerry brown get a pass and meg whitman doesn't get a pass because she says she complied with the laws. >> i think it's a bit different. i think jerry brown was saying i'm going to use her willingness to cut a deal on the pension

issue, i'm going to use that against her. that seems to me a legitimate campaign issue. i wouldn't care if meg whitman had employed an undocumented alien if she had been honest about it from the start and if she weren't being a little bit hypocritical in her own positions about holding employers responsible. and no pass to amnesty. and all of that. i don't think it's her employment, it's her hypocrisy. megyn: jerry browns also taking a hit in the press. they are clamoring for everything they can find. jerry brown is ahead by 6 points according to the real clear politics ad. thanks to the revelation of what i referred to as nannygate. in that context it comes out that in an interview he gave with you sitting right next to

him, 15 years ago now, that's coming into the headlines. there you are next to jerry brown, we have stories susan. he came out -- this is an episode of "firing line." years ago. he said alongside you and he started ripping on mammograms. he said can we get off mammograms? i don't want to argue that case, i just want to throw it out there. now he's being criticized suggesting that mammograms do no good. he went on to say it's only three women for a bunch of money expended. that raises a lot of questions where it remind you of barack

obama care. >> i had completely forgotten that. i had one of those mammogram scares last week. you have your first mammogram and they say you better come back and you sweat for a week and a half. in the middle of my scare week, a story came out in the new york stiements * saying exactly that. the latest version of some study found that out of 100 women or 1,000 women, only one is saved by an early mammogram. megyn: brown is saying only 3 would be saved for the year out of 1,000. >> while i don't agree with him on that. i don't know my doctor temperatures wife or a woman who is a doctor herself who doesn't get regular mammograms. i don't know that a statement 15 years ago sitting next to me is going to jump this race up. the sad part is this race is not about what anybody is going to do if they actually get elected governor of california, and

that's really too bad. megyn: it seems like they are trying to create a narrative. and then he made the comment about women animal oh grams. the campaign said he also criticized prostate screening so it's not about desh's against cancer. so that am good. >> so am i. megyn: i'll go on record with that, too. back now to our alert. new helicopters over the scene where these he can pleasives were found. what was going on here. was this another attempted bombing on manhattan? you are looking at east greenwich village. where we are told he can pleasives were found in the black plastic bag near a historic cemetery. this is c-4. that's more powerful than tnt. what was it doing in that

cemetery and how did it lead to somebody being taken away in an ambulance on a stretcher. we are expecting a briefing from new york city police any moment now. and we'll bring it to you as soon as we know exactly what has gone on here this morning. so the leaders of the free world making some nasty suggestions about where republicans are getting their money. changes that the gop -- charges that the gop says actually are lies. >> have these people no shame? does the president of the united states have some little regard for the offers he hold that he makes baseless charge as against political enemies? this is beyond the pale, how dare the president do this. megyn: dana perino joins us in three minutes with breaking news just out of the white house on this story. they are not backing down. we'll tell what you they are saying now. plus he's the nfl's all-time

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megyn: fox news alert. live pictures coming back from east greenwich village in manhattan where is pleasives --s were found, c-4, it's more powerful than tnt. we'll take you to the news conference when it happens. >> it appears they have taken secret foreign money to influence our elections. it's incredible. the republicans are benefiting from secret foreign money. tell the bush crowd to stop stealing our democracy. megyn: they have taken money from foreign corporations to fund the elections. while voters are worried about

job creations the democrats want to make this election about whether the chamber of commerce and karl rove are following election funding requirements. hering the president pushing this hero. >> don't let them hijack your agenda. the american people deter to know who is trying to sway their election. you can't stand by and let special interests drown out the voices of the american people. >> have these people no shame. does the president of the united states have such little regard for the office he holds that makes these baseless charges about his political enemies? this is beyond the pale. megyn: the white house said the president will continue with this message going into the mid-term. dana perino is a fox news con

dry butter to and former press secretary under president bush. you predict this would get worse and sure enough. the president himself. he came out and made that allegation we saw. i'll play more for our viewers based on a blog post. it's not based -- it's biesd a blog post. >> the center pore american progress which -- the center for american progress which does not disclose its donors. in my wildest dreams i could not have written this. megyn: is he actively misleading the american people? >> i don't know if he thinks he is. but it's false. megyn: the charge they are making is the chamber of commerce and karl rove's group are using undisclosed funds and

fund from foreign donations. listen to exactly what he says here. the president here. >> just this week we learned that one of the largest groups paying for these ads regularly takes in money from foreign corporations. so groups that receive foreign money are spending huge sums to influence american elections. and they won't tell you where the money for their ads come from. megyn: there is nothing wrong with that, is there? >> no. he didn't complain in 2008 when it helped him get elected. it's just to me it demeans the office and shows from a broader perspective they have such little to run on. when he said you shouldn't let these unnamed groups -- the problem is he can't sway anybody to his side. they can't run on anything so they come up with these charges.

on face the nation he said is that all he he's got. he said to david axlerod. profit. megyn: you can't use foreign money for donations and they haven't been able to detective those dots. >> the president stopped short of that. david axlele rod says it's up to them to profit. megyn: watch it. >> my question back to you on for your next guest is why not disclose where this money is coming from, then all of these questions will be answered. >> tell you what? first all it is legal. also unions don't disclose their donors. are they suggest they want to do that? megyn: they think the 250 million they are getting from union is more transparent than the donations by karl rove's

groups to the gop. >> it's not illegal to express your first amendment rights by donating to a group that you think expresses your views. a hint of irony suggesting there might be criminal charges involved. no wonder somebody wouldn't want to put their name out. megyn: they are teeing up the allegation. they have taken donations from foreign corporations and making donations and gop causes. the law prevents company, donors from using those foreign monies for those commercials, for that funding. but they seem to be saying they have an obligation to step forward on their own and prove there is no commingling. >> if we were still in america the burden of proof would be on the accuser. but in this altered universe we

are living in the burden of proof is on karl rove. remember last spring they targeted the chamber of commercial. three weeks ago john boehner was the villian. now they are back again to the chamber of commerce. megyn: it was the tea party, then the president took a shot at fox news. and the chamber of commerce. karl rove says this president has an enemies list. if you oppose him politically you are in for it's there any validity to it? >> i don't know if he has a list, but based on everybody week there is always somebody else they target. in this one what they are suggesting is there is criminal activity involved. i think that carl and ed are ride to come out and defend themselves. megyn: even left-leaning papers

and clom tonights -- >> they sit' the lo -- they saye lowest level of mudslinging. >> how sad after two years this is all they can run on. they can't run on their record. megyn: fox news alert. breaking news in manhattan. we are expecting a press conference. there is police commissioner ray kelly. >> in may or june of 2009 the caretaker of this cemetery which is a new york city marble cemetery was planting bushes. he digs down about one foot, an finds a black plastic bag. in the bag are eight sticks of c-4 explosives. i'm not certain if he knew what was in the bag.

but he takes the bag and puts it next to a tree. all indications are that that bag stayed at that location up until yesterday. yesterday a volunteer was working in the same area. the volunteer sees the bag, looks into it, believes that it may be explosive material. he takes it and puts it into a garbage pail on the property. he talks to acquaintances who are familiar with he can pleasives and they say it may be dangerous. so today he calls the police. theth precinct respond, they see what it is. it's 8 sticks of c-4 military grade explosive. each stick is 1 1/4 pounds.

there is no ignition device, no prime were this explosive. the explosives will be removed shortly to our rank at rodman's neck. yesterday a note was found on a police car in front of the 9th precinct which is where we are now. the note is a rambling note, it makes some reference to 2nd street, and it has some religious statement in it. but investigators at this time don't see a connection between the note and the explosives. as i said, the explosives were initially discovered or dug up in may or june of 2009. megyn: there you have it. good news out of lower manhattan. this relates back to explosives

found in may or june of 2009 placed by the cemetery caretaker and rediscovered now. it doesn't appear some odd rambling sound near by the scene are connected. more on that as we get it. then there is this. "kelly's court" is back in session. on the docket the nfl gunk slinger flagged for throwing a very forward pass. brett favre accused of trying to sack side shine reporters. said to have snapped several pictures of himself then texted the raunchy body shots to this correspondent/"playboy" model. jenn sterger analyzing the defense. he made a break for the end zo zone.

now two new women are blitzing him and the nfl is investigating him and his case. might he or the jets be in potential legal trouble? let many ask our panel. arthur aidala and mark eiglarsh. brett favre, the jets or this woman if she leaked this information. arthur, the nfl's investigating favre. he was on the jets team and she was a jets employee. obviously we are not going to show it. but it's naked pictures of south of the bored on brett favre that he allegedly texted to her along with the racy voicemails, and my space messages. >> the message we just heard,

would you consider that a racy message? megyn: no, but the pictures are. megyn: they are playing the voicemail. the next thing on there are the pictures. my husband said, what are you looking at? >> the deal is, how does she feel about it? is it harassment by definition it's something that's unwanted? unwanted telephone calls. unwanted photographs. unwanted physical contact. it's unwanted. if this is wanted this happened a long time ago. she is not complaining about it, some web site is doing a spectacular job giving themselves a lot of free publicity on the night the jets are playing the vikings when favre is coming home. megyn: she is not complaining about it. brett favre will meet up with the jets again tonight. mark, she didn't complain to

anybody. but there is also a publication that quote her as at saying what good would it have done. he was the star quarter beak. i'm a lowly sideline reporter. that woman is no jennifer griffin. and she felt powerless to complain maybe. >> well, the first thing is we are all in agreement this is real. i thought we would start debating that issue. it certainly the voice messages make it appear that it's him. the calls allegedly came in from a mississippi area code. the watch that he wore in one of the photos where he's how -- i don't know how to say it publicly. that and the most private of regions, apparently his watch was the same one he wore during this tearful good-bye from football which probably now seems like a good idea. megyn: you don't think it's

doubt it's him. there is question publicly about whether it's him. >> there is always a doubt. all i'm saying is i don't any anyone is going to get in trouble for putting this out there. he has to prove actual malice. megyn: he says you can't go after jenn. one has to wonder how they got them. but now the nfl is looking at possibly suspending him. we saw what's his name ben roethlisberger, he got suspended. >> the nfl policy is they have to, they have an internal obligation. they are held to a higher standard than the criminal law. but they do. thehold themselves to a higher standard. they will conduct an investigation. it will probably take the remainder of this football season to uncover what really

happened. if they say he did something wrong they will slap him on the wrist. he's probably going to retire the end of this season again. megyn: it will break his streak. he has some streak or record at stake. now some other women have come up. a massage therapist said she got emails and texts from him. he wrote why don't you and your friend come over. i have all these bad intentions. all this plays in to it. will he get suspend if it's true? >> i think so. i immediately look to him. come on, bret, what is your response? if he didn't do this, he will look into the camera and say i didn't do this, it's a pack of lie. but his response is i'm not getting into that. i have got my handful with the jets. ay. he does have his handful with

the jets. what is the big deal -- whats is criminal here? that's what i want to know. megyn: i don't know about criminal. arthur you claim she is fine with it. she wrote to the person who wrote the story. if there is a way to expose that dude without me being attached to it, that's fine. i just want it to be know i don't roll that way. old or married. some big boob "h" words have morals and souls. >> she is smart enough to not become the name in this big scandal that dragged her and her career through the mud. megyn: one final word for our viewers. it is not sexual harassment if she was not bothered by it and it can't be held against the jets if she never complained, which she didn't. brett favre may have a marital problem and amay have a problem

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megyn: police in washington state awaiting blood test results from a dozen young women believed to have been drugged at a college party over the weekend. officials say that this is what they discovered when they literally kicked down the door. young women passed out or barely conscious. most of them were students at nearby central washington universities. so far no charges have been filed. but police are look into whether this overdose is part of a sexual assault scene. some of the students may yet be suspended. macy's department store is extending a helping hand to quake ravaged haiti as dozens of

the retailers are selling pieces of handcrafted haitian art with a percentage of the profits going to the island nation. >> reporter: this program is exactly what former president bill clinton has been urging since that 7.0 magnitude earthquake ravaged the island nation of haiti. macy's is stepping up to the plate. he partnered with 200 haitian workers who create everything in haiti often in rebuilt work shoches. beginning now, 25 large macy's stores they are displayed and for sail. >> it contributes to the rebuilding of the country. most importantly, this.

i is to get haitians to the marketplace. u.s. charity re few gee international says much of port-au-prince is on the verge of anarchy. less than 3% of the rubble has been removed. and while a billion u.s. tax dollars were spent on post quake relief. the money for schools and infrastructure has yet to be approved by congress. megyn: phil keating. thank you. a bombshell headline straight from the halls of congress. dozens of capitol hill staffers on both sides of the aisle accused of insider trading. captioning made possible by fox news network

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>>megyn: on the brett favre story, he