yesterday. jon: you bought them. jenna: and jon eight them all. so we don't have any. jon: thanks for the burger and thanks for joining us. jenna: "america live" starts right now. jenna: fox news alert, breaking news coming in from the mexican border on the alleged murder of an american man on a text sass border lake. mexican authorities have suspended the search for david hartley's body, the man whose wife says was gunned down by mexican drug cartels while jetskiing on falcon lake. trace gallagher has the details. >> reporter: it's very interesting, megyn because when the lead investigator was killed in this case, his head delivered to the army, the mexican authorities came out and vowed to search for david hartley. now they have called off the search. the official reason, they are saying they want now to search for new strategies in the

search. at the very same time they are coming out saying look, if this was a mexican citizen this search would not have lasted more than three days. the hartley family has now come out saying this is a sad turn of events, and it shows that the cartels may be getting their way. very interesting in the timing here. yesterday secretary of state hillary clinton came out saying that the u.s. government is doing all it can in this search, and then a global intelligence firm called stratfor came out yesterday issuing a warning saying if the mexican authorities continue searching for the body of david hartley they believe there will be more beheadings, more killings by the cartels in mexico. as we continue to follow this breaking news i just want to make one final note, that since we have been looking into this, the lead investigator being killed, we have not confirmed, megyn, that somebody else has been put in charge of that investigation. right now nobody has been

announced as heading this thing up. jenna: no p u.n. intended. all right, trace, thank you. well from washington today new concerns this hour that a taliban operative may be inside the united states and planning the next big terror attack. u.s. intel agents suggesting that the same group behind the failed times square bombing will try to finish the job. earlier this year shahzad tried to detonate a car bomb in the heart of new york city. thankfully it did not work. this was a chaotic scene after one of the busiest areas of manhattan came to a grinding halt. authorities believe the taliban may have already sent a new operative on a similar mission. the the fbi conducted its own tests on the device, had it gone off, take a look.

and that, they say is what would have happened if faisal shahzad's attempts had been successful. jennifer griffin has more at the pentagon. >> reporter: three separate intelligence officials confirm to fox news that they are very concerned about new intelligence that they have gathered in which the pakistan taliban reportedly has sent an operative on route to the u.s. to carry out a time square-style attack. they are coming from the tribal areas, the border of pakistan, afghanistan, it's the same area where the failed times square bomber was trained. the new intelligence suggests this attacker wants to carry out the times square-style attack because it failed in the past. its not clear whether the attacker is already inside the u.s. the times square attack was the first time the pakistan taliban had attempted a strike in the west and the state department named them to its terror list in september. i'm told there are five

different threat streams that have the intelligence agencies very concerned right now. three focus on plots facing europe, two including the one we just mentioned pose a threat to the u.s. homeland. listen to the video that faisal shahzad made before he was caught. the department of justice provided it to us. >> it's not difficult at all to wage an attack on the west, and specifically in the u.s. and completely defeat them. >> reporter: we sat down a few moments ago with the marine corps general james conway. it was his last interview before retiring. and he told us, he described the threat that the pakistan taliban faces, he would not comment on the new intelligence, but here is what he said. >> jennifer, we've seen reports that there is an effort on the part of i'll say al-qaida/taliban to reach out into western european the united states. we think that it's probably coming from the other side of the border, and i think it's

fair to say that our nation has done proper warning and has taken steps in our own defense to try to insure that that does not happen. >> reporter: that exclusive interview with general james conway will be on special report with bret baier tonight at 6:00pm eastern. jenna: thank you so much. the tere he shall alert for americans traveling to europe remains in effect. concerns that a mumbai-style massacre could take place in france, germany or england are very real. the u.k.'s threat level remains at severe. senior intelligence officials confirmed weeks ago the list of targets include the i've fell tower and the notre dame cathedral in paris. we are less than one hour away from the expected release of a bombshell report on federal spending. the obama administration is set to announce the federal budget deficit has topped one trillion dollars for the second year in a row. the deficit for 2010, the second

highest since 1945. the government sent a total of more than $3 trillion this year. if you work it out it comes to $11,000 per citizen. brian sullivan of the fox business network has more on this with some perspective. i think, there he is. >> reporter: i'm down here looking at all the zeros, you scared me, maybe we need to add a few to our graphics capacity at fox. we are spending 3.4 threul kwropb -- trillion, the u.s. government will take in 2 to 2.1 trillion. there is your deficit. 1.29 trillion is expected for the deficit. it is expected to rise to $1.4 trillion. let me repeat that, 1.29 and 1.4 trillion, megyn, if we don't get spending under control in the next eight to ten years we could have over 10, 12, $15 trillion. jenna: how could we function?

i mean, how on earth could we function? >> reporter: you have to have low interest rates, right. that's the only thing that is keeping us a float at all. the federal reservist buying treasuries to -- jenna: no one has heard about that. you only heard about that on espn, i'm not sure we want to. >> reporter: let's call it money printing. >> that i -- jenna: that i understand. >> reporter: we are using our own money to buy our own money. jenna: they talk about the biggest strain is the debt, we have to pay the interest on our debt, the big, big number that we have, that has to be tackled. the entitlements have to be tackled. no one wants to touch any of those things. president obama has come out and said i'm not going to extend tax cuts for the super wealthy in this country, it's going to cost us $700 billion. i can save $700 billion right there. when you hear the numbers it makes a lot of sense. >> reporter: 700 billion over ten years, that is 70 billion a

year, that is a lot of money, that is almost alex rodriguez's pay. when you factor that into a $1.4 trillion deficit, right let's not forget what a trillion is, right it's a million billion, the numbers get real small real fast. here is the analogy for everybody at home. you take out a credit card for zero percent. you have your teaser rate for a year. then your teaser rate ends after a year and you pay 25%. suddenly you're in big trouble. if interest rates start to rise, megyn, we are going to owe as a nation, all of us, taxpayers, everybody, we are going to owe so much on our interest we will be unable to grow. jenna: that's why the republicans have come back and said forget about taxing the rich, it's morey duesing spending on like the stimulus, which they maintain we didn't need. let's hope we don't get to the staggering overall numbers the next decade. you can't even get your arms

around it. >> reporter: not enough zeros. jenna: sadly, true. we are just 18 days away from election day now. we are getting more feedback today from voter across the country. we are asking sroebgs how they feel -- folks how they feel about the recession, buying american and what washington can do to regain the voters' trust. it's called listening to american. william la jeunesse is live in our west coast newsroom an has been listening to you. >> reporter: and what they say, megyn, voters want pragmatic politicians not partisan. why? they are skeptical that washington is telling the truth. >> we may be seeing the beginning of the end of the recession. >> reporter: whether he said it last year, or last month. >> we have to keep doing everything we can to accelerate this recovery. >> reporter: voters at this diner -- >> i don't think it's getting any better. >> reporter: this beach. >> i don't think it's getting

any better. >> reporter: and this city. >> i'm getting red of my second car. >> reporter: don't real the recession is over. >> i don't have cable any more, i no longer have a land line. i don't drive my car, i'm walking home for lunch. >> i can't hardly afford to do anything but go to the beach. >> my wife lives in king man and i live up here working because there is no work in king man. >> i know a lot of customers come in here and they are struggling. >> reporter: in plymouth, massachusetts some diners trust washington. >> i think they are looking out for us. >> reporter: others don't. >> barack obama, i don't understand anybody that is a really, really good public speaker and that man is phenomenal. >> reporter: what's the solution? >> stop spending and quit sending jobs overseas. >> reporter: others are worrying that half of american households are receiving welfare. >> our values are backwards. >> there have to be limits on social welfare programs so that people don't get used to them. >> reporter: others say it's time to put america first. would you pay more for hen

american product. >> yes. >> i'm going to buy something made in idaho and it's doubled the price of the out sourced one. >> reporter: it's important to buy american. >> absolutely, i drive a ford. >> reporter: if candidates thought campaigning was hard, wait until they start governing. people are going to watch who is there to score points and who is there to solve problems. megyn: in moments president obama obama will arrive in delaware to campaign for chris coons. why is the president campaigning for a guy with a 20 point lead? the answer is just ahead. a new hampshire man said the state took away his child just because he's a member of an anti-government group. does he have a case? we report, you decide right after this break. and the national democrats entering their second week of launching attack ads about republican fun fundraising. while one longtime democratic

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megyn: you're not going to believe this one, just moments after passing his driving test a pennsylvania man makes the ultimate mistake, check this out. surveillance video capturing his crash into the dmv. oh, no. the 34-year-old plowed through the front window hurting four people. we are told he panicked and hit the accelerator when thinks car went over the curb. that man's license was revoked

before he even officially got his hands on it. oh. new developments now in a custody case that may suggest the government overstepped its bounds. new hampshire state social workers took a newborn baby girl away from this couple right after her birth. part of their reason, the father's affiliation with an anti-government group. trace gallagher has more from our west coast newsroom. hey, trace. >> reporter: when the motion workers took away the daughter of 26-year-old jonathan irish and his 22-year-old gir girlfrid stephanie taylor the supporting affidavit said it was because jonathan irish was abusing his girlfriend as well as his two other children. the affidavit went onto state that he was a part of a group called oath keepers, they call this an anti-government militia. it's a group of retired military and law enforcement officers who promise to fight government tyranny. they vow never to obey orders to blockade american cities because

that would turn them into giant concentration camps. oath keepers decided to protest outside the family court in new hampshire supporting jonathan irish's first amendment rights of freedom of association. listen. >> when you have this kind of a case going on it draws into questions the motives. i think the state through the legislature or the attorney general should take a good, hard look at the training they get and the motivations for why they did this. >> reporter: protest notwithstanding during that court hearing the judge did give irish and taylor back their newborn daughter. here is their reaction, listen. >> i don't think words can express how we feel right now. >> i do believe i'm the best mother for my children, and, obviously they returned an infant to us. >> reporter: aside from the abuse allegations jonathan irish also has a pretty lengthy police record, charges including

firearms and other cases against him. megyn: i'd love to feel all joy for him. what about that thing you said initially is that they suspected him of abusing what, two out of the three women in the household. >> reporter: i'm sorry, megyn i can't hear you. megyn: you started the report, forget the anti-government group that the main allegation against him was that he was abusing the girlfriend and the children, right? what came of that? >> reporter: that's exactly right. well, the judge in this case said that there was not enough evidence to take away the child from the parents. the judge said the child's best interests in this case is to be with the parents while this thing makes its way through further courts. remember the state says that they are going to go back and try and get this child back. megyn: uh-huh, that sounds like there may be more to that story. trace gallagher, thank you. >> reporter: okay. megyn: democrats are now going into a second week of pointing fingers at conservative groups and their so-called secretive campaign funds. our next guest, a democrat says

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megyn: you know how we love a good car chase. we have never seen one quite like this. check this out, crazy scene in brazil. in the black car is a suspect who just broke out of prison. watch as the helicopter zooms in, he's trying to outrun police. he ends up blocked in by that bus and other cars. does he give up? oh, no, he does not. he backs up right over the motorcycle. the biker jumps off, amazing he did not get seriously hurt, and the suspect keeps on going smashing into police motorcycles. officers firing shots right into the window of that car, still he does not stop until he finally gets his car wedged between two vehicles and the cops grab him. a few people were hurt, nine cars and several motorcycles were damaged. let's just listen. listen. shoot, sorry, i was blabbing the

whole time. it's really irritating for me because i have to read the script so you can know what is happening and yet i really want to watch the screen to see myself. i'll check it out later. 18 days to election day, democrats are hammering their new favorite message denouncing conservative groups and their, quote, secret funds. they are not talking jobs or the economy, but they are talking about how republicans are allegedly benefitting from money from people overseas. that would be a crime, and it's not supported at this point. we asked doug schoen to join us, is this working. he is a fox news contributor. let me stop with this, pat kadel, a fell democratic pollster of yours came out with a scathing opinion today, is it reeks of mccarthy is eupl. he calls the folks behind this strategy naive idiots who have

come out of academia and have never done anything real in their lives, and they are actually, he writes, in power, which he is stunned to realize. your tkoutsz on the doug -- thoughts on it doug. >> i agree with the judgment if perhaps not some of the rhetoric. there is no evidence that this line of attack is working. there is no evidence that this line of attack is credible, and the american people, as you suggested in your introduction care about jobs and the economy, they don't care about what the chamber of commerce is doing in newspapers like "the new york times," hardly no friend of the chamber have said that the charges are totally specious. my friend and colleague is absolutely right on the merits. megyn: in defense of the democrats they tried to talk about jobs. they were pounding that message, and it was the recovery sums and they -- summer and they were yelling us how things were getting better and we needed more time, that didn't move the

polls or numbers. they had to find something else in the absence of the jobs message working was this the next best option? >> well i don't see that many people who are worried about their well-being, worrying about who is paying for political commercials on television. i've been doing this almost as long as pat, and i've never seen a campaign where attacking the source of the funds for political commercials has ever moved the needle, particularly in a crippling recession. the recovery summer didn't work because there wasn't a recovery summer. unemployment went up to 9.6% so the democratic argument wasn't credible. they haven't even outlined an argument going forward how they are going to create jobs, much less delivering on their promises. megyn: it's clearly not working then i guess with independents and republicans. what about democrats? some of the wisdom that's been espoused over the past few days since the campaign has been unveiled it's going to fire up the base. trust me it's going to fire up the base, it's going to motivate the democrats to get out there

and shut down the deep-pocketed evil republicans like karl rove, and ed gillespie, and we democrats have to rally and donate and help our candidates. >> well, megyn i come out of the democrat base as does pat, they are more animated by issues like healthcare covering all americans, by issues like the stimulus and by tarp which help believe has kept america a float during tough times. that may or may not be true. those are the kind of issues that animate the democratic base not attacks on individuals who otherwise don't have much of a public profile in the case of ed gillespie or the chamber of commerce. megyn: you you mentioned pat's rhetoric. he finishes by saying, these are the people we never let into the room when we had serious business to do. now they are running the country. pat doesn't mince a lot of

words. doug we appreciate you coming in and weighing in on it. all the best, sir. the ultimate proof of this strategy will come 18 days from now. bret baier and i already ancho anchoring the coverage. you will have all the results here at america's election headquarters. president obama is moments away right now from leading a rally in delaware. yes, i say delaware, not nevada, not illinois, not one of these states where the race is neck and neck for senate, but delaware. here is the question then, why is the president campaigning for a guy with a 20-point lead over his republican challenger? we are going to look for an answer to that in three minutes. it's been almost a year since that horrific terror attack on a military base right here on u.s. soil. now the soldier is tar -- soldiers targeted for death by one of their own are speaking out. their heart wrenching testimony on the terror they experienced

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megyn: an american murder suspect is right now awaiting extradition back to the united states from israel. he is suspected of stabbing his parents to death in new york before heading overseas.

in chile 33 miners are keeping mum on the details of being trapped underground. they have agreed to split the money they will make from interviews, books and movies. engineers in switzer land breaking through the last section of rock to build the world's longest rail tunnel. that tunnel will move millions of tons of goods by train that surpbt -- currently make their way through the alps by truck. right now president obama and vice president joe biden are in delaware to stump for the democrat hoping to fill the vice president's former senate seat. a live look at the scene where we expect the president momentarily. doesn't look too exciting yet. this very high profile visit races one big question, why stump for chris coons when the polls show him with a 20-point lead over his gop rival, christine o'donnell. jason lies is a syndicated talk

show host and author of power divided is power checked. and mark whitman is a pollster. all right, gentlemen. this has a lot of people scratching their head. tight race in california, tight race in washington. jason why not go to those states, why go to delaware where coons is beating o'donnell by 20 minutes? >> i think the democrats continue to whistle past the electric tore kwral graveyard they are in. they want to sew up delaware, they want to nationalize christine o'donnell as the gop candidate. they are going up to duval path treub's home state of massachusetts, that is in play, you have all the senatorial states in play. harry reid. barbara boxer, pat too many me in pennsylvania, ron johnson in p- wisconsin. i think it's the only place they can go and have a good day. i am surprised joe biden went

with them because the rumor at the white house is when biden calls the oval office the president says, tell them i'm not here. you could have some news there today, megyn. megyn: bernard, some thaoer rice -- thaoer or rise that a, perhaps the polls internally among the coons camp are tighter than we are seeing, or b, perhaps the democratic party and the white house are looking to give president obama busy work to keep him out of the states where they don't want him to appear, maybe like wisconsin where russ feingold has been reluctant to appear with the president. >> not true. christine o'donnell is the gift that keeps on giving much like carl paladino in new york. i'll tell you these two along with the sharron angle are the new face of the republican party. in the republicans are successful next month americans will wake up to find out that the extremists and the nut jobs have taken over and they are intent on rolling this country back to the stone age. what do i mean?

no social security, no medicare, no federal reserve, no unemployment benefits. no abortion even in the cases of rape orin crest, no masturbation. >> you sound just like jimmy carter in a debate with ronald reagan when reagan replied to that silly statement, well, there you go again. it isn't working. angle is neck and neck with reid the senate majority leader in nevada. when you continue these charges you attack the american people. >> not true, the tea party movement which has taken over the republican party has absolutely no agenda to move america forward. they are only intent on dismantling things like the department of education and the department of veteran's affairs and getting rid of unemployment benefits and social security. it's phret madness. megyn: all right, jason, what about that? this is the message that we're hearing more and more from democrats and they do believe that perhaps president obama is in delaware to try to hold christine o'donnell up as the face of the party.

her statements in the pass, like no selfpleasure, let's say, is the president, are the democrats really going to be able to sell that message to the american people if the republican take over the senate and/or the house in november you're no longer going to be able to pleasure yourself between the sheets and no longer going to be able to have unemployment benefits, no more social security administration. no more teachers, you name it. >> on the economic side the democrats don't get it. social security is bankrupt. every young person i talk to today says i'm not going to get it. for the democrats to deny there is a problem shows how touch of -- out of touch they are. ronald reagan man on dismantling the department of education and won two landslides. i don't think any parent out there would say the federal department of education intervening in a federal affair has done any good. the democrats have been successful in moving mcdonnell off the economic landscape because of the past comments. the problem is it didn't translating to other races.

rand paul -- megyn: that is the key. >> let me make a point here. rand paul with his libertarian message which i like was supposed to have all this baggage too. he stayed on economics and he's up double digits in kentucky. they can try to hold christine o'donnell as the poster child, it's not working. megyn: i can understand if that's the president's goal he wants to make christine o'donnell the face of the republican party. how does he do that? it's not going to be carried live on all these channels, it's not going to be the lead story on the news tonight. maybe people will mention it, but how does it work in practice when he's standing there in front of a bunch of bell wear voters and making christine o'donnell the face of the gop. >> it's already happened. the republicans, there is no way they are going to take the senate and we'll probably lose the house. the democratic message is starting to burn through. the republicans are intent on

giving tax breaks to the rich and tax breaks to oil companies like bp. the democratic message came out five points ahead of the republican message. getting jobs back, tax breaks for small businesses. i think what we'll find here is likely after the election a divided government, the republicans will almost certainly over reach just like they did the last time they took control of the house. it positions obama very well for 2012. i guarantee you when the crack pots get in there they won't be able to resist. >> talk about over reach, if there is one party that over reaches. megyn: i feel like i was the recipient of this weird mailing from like the economist magazine to penthouse for number this segment. i appreciate you coming on with your thoughts on it. all the best to you both. >> thanks, megyn. >> thank you. megyn: well, okay. there are serious new bumps in the road for the healthcare overhaul and now that a judge has ruled that a major lawsuit challenging the law is unconstitutional it may proceed. what is next for millions of

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megyn: new and serious questions today about what is next. less than 24 hours after a judge ruled this a lawsuit challenging the new healthcare law, its constitutionality may proceed. it is the latest bump in the road for president obama's signature piece of legislation. first the medicare action ooh airy announced that healthcare spending will rise under this new law. then several major corporations requested a waiver so that they could continue to insure all their employees, saying if we have to comply with this law we will have to dump them. last month harvard pilgrim healthcare said it would stop providing policies for 22,000 senior citizens in new england. then human a has already stopped writing child only policies. principal financial has pulled the including on 840,000 insurance cuss ters.

peter johnson jr. is my guest. you can say the wheels are coming off the bus. those are a few examples of what has been happening in the healthcare industry since the passage of this law. >> this is the goal, in my view the goal is to eradicate private insurance, eliminate private insurance companies in this oupbt tree. megyn: you think the obama administration wanted this. >> it's a matter of supply and demand and pure economic theory. it's when the government becomes not only the regulator but the competitor to private insurance in this country that it happens. examine what you just talked about now. the studies are showing and the center for medicare and medicaid's own studies show that out-of-pocket costs are going to increase across the board. out-of-pocket costs are going to increase for people having medicare advantage. services are going to decrease for people with medicare advantage. we saw the general accountability office of the

u.s. congress slammed the white house, the independent audit investigative arm of the congress slammed the white house for shutting down the first amendment rights of human a last year when they wrote to about a million subscribers saying, listen, your costs are going to go up and your services are going to go down, and the government shut them down. so what we're seeing now is time and time again, number after number, costs are increasing. we're going to see services decrease, we are going to see companies like the ones you talked about walking away from the market and saying we can't compete against medicaid. megyn: there was that famous sound byte from president obama saying his goal was single pair healthcare. they were going to have to do it bit by bit, it would have to be eased in. sure enough the left, some are very unhappy with the healthcare law because they wanted single pair too and they didn't get it and they didn't get the

government option any way. in any event do you actually think that there was a calculated plan at the white house by the administration to say we are not going to get that politically but if we set it up in this way insurers are going to fold and therefore people will be left with no other option but to rely on the government? >> from the very beginning they've seen the insurance industry as the boogie man in the corner as an evil force doing evil to the american people. clearly there have been abuses in the insurance industry, but to castigate one industry and subject one industry, not the pharmaceutical industry, which supported obamacare but the insurance industry and say to them, you're the cause of our problems in this country, there is an obamacare no demon strabl way that they have to reduce costs orin crease quality. megyn: maybe they shouldn't have got even behind the bill, because they did and the the insurance companies did. >> what we have is a man in charge of medicare and medicaid, trillion of dollars in this

country who is a vowed supporter of rationing in great britain. megyn: how does this lawsuit in florida, this is a big gee, 20 states challenging the constitutionality of the law. the judge says i want to hear you out on the merits. the opinion he wrote gave them some hope. he tried to say away from the merit, reading it myself suggests to me that this guy is open-minded to striking down this law. >> you're a superb lawyer, it's a 65-page opinion, it's a breath of fresh air in many ways. when it got to the notion where the government tkphaopbdz and orders you, megyn and orders peter and our families and our friends to buy health insurance, regulating not an activity, but an inactivity, the fact that you're an american citizen, the judge basically said, i've never heard of anything like this in my life, and i don't see a basis at this point with regard to its

regulation and interstate come commerce, you have the right to go forward on this cause of action. it almost laughed at the government's arguments. the government argued in the brief down there in florida that demanding that americans buy health insurance was akin to the case in which the federal government was to regulate the ability of african-american people to go into hotels and motels and get a room, or the ability of the federal government -- megyn: if it touches on commerce at all we can regulate it. >> the judge seemed very skeptical about it. megyn: this case will not end at the federal case in florida. it will wind autopsy the supreme court which some people think might not be great for the government given the current make up. >> there will be 15 different decisions, it will have to go to the united states supreme court. megyn: peter johnson jr. >> good to see you, have a great weekend. megyn: chilling testimony from a

group of american soldiers who survived a shooting at fort hood in texas. you will hear the dramatic stories. for the first time they will tell you what they experienced when this man came in and started shooting, five minutes away plus. >> man up, harry reid. you need tho understand we have a problem with social security. megyn: did she just say man up? arizona senate candidates sharing jabs in a heated debate. we'll show you the blows that angle landed and reid landed and who possibly got the knockout. the story of the guy who made the heartbreaking decision to put his aging dog to sleep. he took her home for a proper burial. what he saw when he woke up the next morning nearly gave him a heart attack. >> when i came home from work she was sitting right there, you know, in front of her bowl of food. all i know is when they injected

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megyn: it is the hardest decision anyone with a pet has to make, a michigan man made it agreeing with his vet that it was time to put his beloved dog to sleep. the heartbroken owner took the animal back home after the procedure, because he wanted to bury his dog. but the next morning he got the shock of his life. trace gallagher live in our west coast newsroom. trace, you know i hate any story that doesn't reflect well -- that is bad for animals, but this one, i mean i was like, well you tell us.

>> reporter: yeah, a ten-year-old dog named mia was having spinal problems. the vet said she is in a lot of pain and recommended putting her down. he sat there and watched the vet give her two shots. she closed her eyes. he thought she was gone. the vet came in and declared that mia was in fact deceased. they wrapped her up in a blanket, took her home, put her in the garage to bury her, got up the next morning, who is sitting by her dog bowl, mia. the vet is saying did we give her the wrong shots? now they have a gut-wrenching decision to make. >> what if i buried my dog alive. how am i going to explain to my kids, you know, i've got to kill mia twice. i've got to kill her again. my kids are eight and nine years old. she is a family dog. >> reporter: what if he had buried her alive is what he said at the top of that thing, megyn.

can you imagine having to put your tkag down twice -- doug down twice? we just put our 15-year-old yellow lab young because of spinal problems. i tell you if that dog comes back, that dog stays alive. megyn: save mia. you don't want her to suffer but, man. this is a case for "kelly's court," because that guy has a lawsuit potentially against this vet. all right, trace thank you. >> reporter: save mia. megyn: save mia. by the way earlier we were talking about the angle-reid dust up and i said it was arizona. it wasn't arizona it was nevada. a michigan tkpweurpl is the target of horrific harassment, not bad enough that she is tere minimum alley -- term lee --

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megyn: welcome back, a fox news election alert. leading political analysts are predict an upset for one of the most powerful democrats in washington. senate majority leader harry reid toe to toe with sharron angle last night. it did not take long to get fiesty. >> don't frighten people about social security. the deal was made by president reagan and tip o'neal is holding strong. the money is there and it's taking care of our folks for the next 35 years. >> man you, harry reid.

you need to understand that we have a problem with social security. that problem was created because of government taking that money out of the social security trust. megyn: insiders in nevada are saying angle emerges after this chief bait as the favorite. our chief political correspondent carl cameron is live with us from sin city. >> reporter: they never met before last night's debate. she said, "man you, harry reid. " it's a statistical dead heat in the polls. last night's clash had the potential to be a turning point. by almost all accounts sharron angle as the aggressor won. harry reid tried to discredit her and raise questions about whether she is fit to be a u.s.

senator. but last night it was reid on defense. and sometimes seemed fumbling. out of the gate sharron angle went after him making reference to him as the washington insider many say he has become after 35 years in the nation's capital. >> you came from search light to the senate with very little. now you are one of the richest men in the u.s. senate. on behalf of nevada taxpayers i would like to know, we would like to know, how did you become so wealthy on a government payroll. >> that's a low blow. i think almost everyone knows i was a successful lawyer who did a good job of investing. i have been on aificked income since i went to washington. i lived off what i made in the private sector. her suggestion that i made money after being a senator is false. >> reporter: in her opening remarks she said i live in a

suburban area, you live at the ritz carlton. which is true. she needed to look credible and she did. she was by far and away the most fiesty. it guarantees in the last 18 days of this race the fight will be even tougher because all the polls suggest most people have made up their minds. very few undecideds and both sides think their choices are that good here. megyn: you can vote that way if you want. none of the above. one man who knows a thing or two about politics out west is michael reagan. we have a lot more of that debate for you. it gets even more heated. his take on what happens next in one of the most watched senate races in the country. stick around for that. harry reid is not the only leading democrat riding a rocky road to november. some incumbents on the left

distancing themselves from speaker of the house nancy pelosi. check out this brand-new political ad from a democrat in the peach state. >> georgia is a long way from san francisco. and jim marshall is a long way from in. he doesn't support nancy pelosi. jim marshall joins me right now. this is an interesting tack. why are you running on your opposition to nancy pelosi? >> i'm not running on my opposition to nancy pelosi. i'm running on the issues and my representation of the district. what's important for the district and important for the country. unfortunately my opponents are running against nancy pelosi. so one of the things that they have done is suggested i have voted with nancy pelosi 95% of the time. and so that's not true.

i'm actually a centrist. have been throughout the time in congress. i'm a conservative democrat, edged more towards the republican side than the democratic side in the last few years. and i simply want the take pelosi out of the race. megyn: why do you want her out? >> the national effort by the republican party is focused on pelosi as opposed to the individuals running in each of these districts and the issues that affect those districts in the country. it makes some no sense at all to allow that to control the agenda. megyn: do you think she would be a good speaker? >> she has been speaker for four years. i pledged that i would not vote to re-elect her as speaker. megyn: on the merits you say that she has been and would be a good speaker? >> it many a real challenge for somebody who comes from a

district that is as liberal as miss pelosi's district to govern from the middle which is where we need people to be governing. the congress itself has a hard time finding a middle of the road position, compromise between the two parties, extremists on both sides. you need somebody who is a centrist trying to govern as a centrist. it's too much of a challenge for somebody who comes from a district like speaker pelosi's district. megyn: you have got in the senate, you have got nancy pelosi. in the past we had tom delay. it seems whatever party is in charge, they go as far to the left or right wing of the parties as they can. >> we have a real problem in the country with what you just described. too many members of congress are elected from safe democratic or republican seats. they play to their respective primary crowds. so you have got a hunk of people

over here and for them to come to the middle is difficult given the nature of the public discourse that focuses on the extremists and pushes people apart. megyn: your opponent apparently said he's going to call for to you return the $46,000 that pelosi and her political action exit he has given to you, given your position in this ad. >> i don't know how much money over the years speaker pelosi has contributed to my campaign. if it's a substantial amount of money, i won't challenge that total. but that's all in the past. i have not taken any money from speaker pelosi in the current campaign psycho i don't have any of that money to return. i'm thankful she contributed to me in the past that helped me stay in congress. i'm a centrist. i'm an american. americans should want more people in congress like me and i

appreciate speaker pelosi helping me stay here. megyn: american soldiers reliving a deadly shooting rampage on their base at forwart hood. troops describing a base that looked like a war zone that day. some of them had to play dead to avoid more gunfire. others refusing to leave their fallen comrades behind. >> reporter: amid sight security several soldiers took the witness stand in the military hearing against major nadal hasan. they described the bullets piercing their bodies. amid the attack, killed 13 people and wounded 32 others. one of the oned, specialist

allen terrell testified via satellite from afghanistan. he said he heard hassan yell "god is great" in arabic. he said he watched as a bullet pierced his friend's chest. he tried to pull his fallen comrade to safety. that's when he says he was shot three more times by hassan. when he woke up later in the hospital he was told all three of this friends were dead. next to testify was lieutenant brandy mason. she was preparing to deploy to iraq when she says hassan shot her in the side. mason says she can no longer run. the article 32 hearing which is similar to a preliminary hearing will determine whether there is enough evidence for hassan some

to face a court-martial and the death penalty. megyn: moment ago we showed you how the battle for one of the most kreug senate seats in the nation is getting even hotter. senate majority leader harry reid versus tea party favorite sharron angle. both sides have counting on a victory. michael reagan on the clash of the titans next. and it takes a lot to make a new yorker stop and stare. but this thing caught the eye of the nypd and the faa. now we know what caused independence day in the big apple. we told you about the young girl being taunted by her next door neighbors. this young child is dying and they thought it was fodder for harassment. this couple posted pictures of the child with possible bones underneath her. this is a picture of her deceased mother in the hands of

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megyn: we just got some stunning new numbers on the federal deficit. a new government report says it hit a new record of $1.3 trillion for the 2010 budget year. that's more than we anticipated. as we said earlier. the government has spent well over $3 trillion this year. that is about $11,000 for every man, woman and child in the u.s. we'll have much more on this and what it means for the me in

moments. -- wait means for the economy in moments. when harry met sharron it got ugly. senate majority leader harry reid and tea party favorite sharron angle duking it out in their one and only televised debate. here is one exchange when senator reid is asked something sea kin to how do you create a job. >> i believe my number one job is to kreef eight jobs as a united states senator. >> it's not your job to create jobs. it's your job to create policies that give confidence to the private sector to create those jobs. megyn: nevada has the highest unemployment rate in the country. bid either one deliver a knockout blow? the democrats want to hold onto this seat desperately. the republicans want to take it

for the same reasons. last night according to a lot of the publications, they say she won. but is that true? do you think so and how does it move the needle? >> she won because harry reid didn't knock her out. here is a sitting senator. the leader of the senate of the united states of america. i have got to tell you the person who manned up walking sharron angle, not harry reid. she wasn't intimidated by him at all and took it to him. harry reid certainly can't one on a $1.3 trillion deficit. you can't run on a 14.4% unemployment rate. you can't run on obama-care. you can't run on cap and trade. the on thing he could try to do was try to make her look like a bafoon. they are ordinary americans concerned about their country. her answer on jobs was exactly

right. megyn: didn't it remind you of what happened in connecticut with dick blumenthal and linda mcmahon. it was describe your job as a u.s. senator. he said my number one job is to create jobs. he said not isn't, it's to create policies to encourage the people who can create jobs to create jobs. similar to what happened in connecticut where dick blumenthal came out and said that's not it. now we are seeing a partisan divide when it comes to how to fix the economy and get jobs created. >> jobs being created -- nothing has changed over the years. private sector is where the jobs are created. you don't create jobs by creating obama-care and cap and trade and the policies that come out of this administration. you do it by unleashing that engine of growth within the private sector. whether the 1920s or 1960s

with johnson and kennedy or the 1980s with ronald reagan. it has been proven time and time again. the government does not create jobs or wealth. only the private sector does. megyn: things got ugly on both sides. harry reid accused sharron angle of being against mammograms, and helping children with autism. she came out and suggested there may have been funny business with his own creation of wealth. here is a sample. >> you came from search light to the senate. with very little. now you are one of the richest men in the u.s. senate. on behalf of nevada taxpayers, i would like to know, we would like to know, how did you become so wealthy on a government payroll? >> that's a who blow. i think every one knows i was a very successful lawyer. i did a good job of investing. i have been on aificked income

since he went to washington. i lived off what i made in the private sector. her suggestion i made money off being a senator is simply false. >> isn't that great? i live on aificked income. i'm going to start sending him money, maybe food stamps. but here is a guy who gets to vote on hisificked income each and every year and increase it. she blindsided him on that, and took that to him. about it comes down to the same thing that it's been coming down to since the beginning of time. it's the economy, stupid. 14.4% unemployment in the state of nevada. and you lay that at the doorstep of barack obama, harry reid and the democrats. megyn: that's why he find himself in such a tight race. the last poll had it within 2 which is within the margin of error. we'll see in a day or two how this debate changes those numbers if at all. michael reagan, thank you so much, sir. it makes a great photo op.

first lady michelle obama voting in her hometown of chicago. but did she do a voting booth no-no? plus an asthma sufferer gasping for help on the floor of the pharmacy. wait until you see what happened when her boyfriend begged for the medicine to save her. >> i said give her the pump. she is on the floor. i didn't know if an ambulance would get there in time. he said there was knowing could do for me.

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as it turns out the balloons were launched at a west chester elementary school during an engagement party for one of the teachers. that's classic. it's a stunning story from new york where a pharmacist is accused of refusing to give an inhaler to a woman suffering a serious asthma attack right before them. she was carried into a new jersey cvs. the couple wanted to buy an inharrell. but they were a dollar short. they say the guy behind the counter would not help them. catherine craig has more. >> i put my hands above my head and tried to concentrate breathing out. >> it's what she.when she has an asthma attack. she and her boyfriend were walking home when she suffered an attack. >> it's been happening every day

for the past four or five days. >> her inhaler was home. this cvs was closer. they went in and the saw the pharmacist on duty. it was $20 and change. >> reporter: he was told the inharrell with tax would cost over $20. he was short a dollar and change. >> he said there was nothing he could do for me. >> he said there's nothing i can do. i just was blown away. >> after leaving the store empty handed they told us they didn't know what to do. catherine was still having the asthma attack. that's when jack remembered he has a friend who is a paramedic. >> two pumps wait a while, and

two pumps. >> she says she has terrible health insurance and an ambulance would have cost $1,500. >> they were denied an inhaler because they were short $1.50. do you know what happened? >> i have no idea. cvs sent us a statement saying quote the well being our customers is our highest priority and we are looking into this matter. catherine is feeling fine but they are unhappy with how they were treated. megyn: our thanks to wnyw's catherine craig. when cvs does come out with the results of its investigation we'll bring them to you. it's the dust-up being replayed from coast to coast. two of the ladies on the view walking after the set in the middle of bill o'reilly's

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police say the 10-year-old is presumed dead and her father is being uncooperative. well, the california governor's race, meg whitman is saying she acceptsiery brown's apology for an aide calling her a whore. the chief of now, the california chapter steps into the fray saying that word describes whitman to a "t." nice support, now. janine turner founder and co-chair of constituting america. this is unbelievable. we get now, the national organization coming out and saying anyone who uses that term from this point forward should be fired. anybody who calls a woman a whore should be fired. then the california now saying

meg whitman can be described as a political whore. she said yeah i said that. >> i'm glad to see that now has abandoned of any pretense of being an organization that stands up for women. they are just an organization that stand for liberalism. they are an arm of the liberal political machine and acknowledging that, i think is probably good. maybe they need to rename themselves. megyn: let me ask you this. >> what i think is interesting is it gets us off to i can. i think that's what they are trying to do. they are trying to do crazy things so we won't stay on the real topic which is smaller government. state sovereignty. megyn: meg whitman made that an issue and continued to fan the fire. >> she hit diminishing returns,

hence accept can the apology. she doesn't seem to have a grudge because she has the housekeeper issue. megyn: is it okay to use that word? i want to ask -- do you think now is right to say anybody who calls a woman a whore should be fired? >> they can make that call. .that make it better? are you allowed to use it if you have a sort of adjective before it? >> we use it all the time. we call people a publicity whore or political whore. >> it's dealing with a person's morality. if a boss were to call a woman a whore he would be in a lot of trouble for it. megynit. >> it's unattractive when a public official is campaigning and using that word. by wasn't personally offend as a

woman. megyn: michelle obama may have a bit of a problem on her hands. here is what they say happened. she went back to vote in chicago and apparently engaged in a discussion inside the polling place with a voter with a gay named dennis campbell. they say she encouraged him to vote to support the administration's agenda. the law says you can't engage in any political discussion within any polling place. now there is a question about whether michelle obama broke the law. >> i think it's a bit of a stretch and a gotcha. even the pool reporter for the chicago sun times said when he wrote it, he thought it was inknocwas iwasinnocuous. megyn: robert gibbs said i guess

it won be any surprise that the first lady supports the president's agenda. >> go in, do your vote, get your picture taken, walk out. you shouldn't be talking about politic at all. the details are fuzzy. but if she did this, this is absolutely outrageous. megyn: you are big on the constitution, janine. >> the rules apply to everybody. i think it's intimidating for her to be inside the polling place. i don't even think it's appropriate. meg mention her husband's agenda might arguably put something pressure on. did you happen to catch "the view" yesterday, the clip, maybe a little bit of mr. o'reilly being walked out on by joy and whoopi because he says muslims attacked us on 9/11. they treated that as an outrage. here is how bill responded in

part last night. >> i'm not in the business of sugar coating harsh reality. this program and my book state the truth as i sight. i enjoy jousting with "the view" ladies because with the exception of elisabeth hasselbeck, they don't see it my way. i loved that exposition today, didn't you? megyn: joy and whoopi expressed righteous indig nate over what they experienced on that set. >> i think it was inappropriate. i deal with this a lot in hollywood. a lot of conservatives are afraid to speak out. i think parents at schools are afraid -- i would like my kid to say the pledge. i think it's a bully tactic. they want to make it as difficult for someone who is conservative. even if you are different with the liberal agenda. it's a bully tactic.

and i just felt it was a sad thing that there can't be a civil discourse where both conservatives and liberals can have a conversation. >> whoopi and joy did come back. when they left, barbara said that shouldn't have happened. megyn: if you are going to walk out, stay out. >> that's the thing. she scolded them. and they came back. megyn: what do you think the odds are the executive producer is backstage saying get your butts back on that stage right now. >> you saw them come in with their tail between their legs. that's like what my grandmother does when she doesn't like something. my grandmother is good people but i don't want to watch her on television. it us unprofessional. frankly it looked like a ratings stunt. they love bill o'reilly because

if they are not watching bill o'reilly you are tuning into the. >> to see kate gosselin. they have nothing going on. they need bill o'reilly. melling * i don't have the sarah palin tape. buff she spoke yesterday and made fun of michelle obama. i'll show you have the michelle obama she was ripping on. roll it. >> for the first time in my adult lifetime i'm really proud of my country. megyn: palin says the following. when i hear people say or had said that they had never been proud of america until that time, i thought haven't they met anybody in uniform yet? now you have got supporters of the white house saying that was beyond the pale. and sarah palin had no business taking that shot at michelle obama. >> it's a 2-year-old quote.

if you are michelle obama you have got to be careful once you hit 0 about using lines about for the first time in my adult life. you are talking about a lot of time. >> she said it in public. it's not like sarah palin referencing michelle obama a private person said. she said it as a public figure. megyn: does that reignite it now three weeks before the election? that was said two years ago. >> i think it's important because the barack obamas are good about saying what's appropriate right before the election and turning around later and doing something completely different. i'm still a little bit upset about the spain trip. or taking air force one for a date in new york. megyn: michelle obama is out there on the campaign trail. so whether it's fair game or not. ladies, thank you also much. appreciate it.

you can watch more of mr. bill and his thoughts tonight at 8:00 p.m. here on the fox news channel. coming up at 3:00 p.m., shepard smith with student ohi -- with " shepb."shep. shep: the mother of an 11-year-old boy who killed himself after he was bullied now on a campaign. she sent the president a letter. stop of the hour, "studio b," we'll receive you then. megyn: she is a former long-drive champion. but the lpga says she is not welcome at one of their tournaments. that means the ball lands in an unforgettable "kelly's court." during the break you can check out the case at foxnews.com/americalive. click on the on the docket *

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megyn: "kelly's court" is back in session today. lana lawless is suing the lpga and a group called the long drivers of america. now barred from the competition. the problem is a couple years agola that looked more like a larry before she teed up a sex change operation. should she win? let's ask our panel, kimberly guilfoyle and form prosecutor jonna spilbor. ladies, she says i had surgery in 2005. it's been five years, and trust me, i'm all woman now, and i should be allowed to play in the ladies tournament. does she have a point?

>> two words. rene richards. 1976, she was a transgender who was a professional tennis player. sued the tennis association when it didn't want her to play at the u.s. open. and she won. this is no different. the only thing different is the size of the ball and what they are hitting it what, that's it. megyn: that's dangerously close to where we didn't want to go. the california law forbids discrimination against somebody based on their transgender status. she says the only reason i'm not allowed to play is i wasn't born a woman. >> she has a credible argument based on that law. but you have to look at whether you are able to equalize the playing field or the court other golf course. you saw in that video the way that miss lawless hits the ball or crushes the ball with a

254-foot drive. you want to tell she golf is just a game of finesse. she puts a lot of power into it. she was a man for 52 years. what about the rights of the women playing? clearly she'll have an unfair advantage. that won't be good for the sport and it won't lend any credibility to the pro fizz or awards she wins, miss lawless having been a man for 52 years. megyn: you develop muscle mass. she was a tough-walking cop for all those years. is it fair to maybe somebody who is 27 years old and has lived her life as a woman from the beginning, play against her? there is a reason there are male and female divisions in golf. >> even the international olympic committee said we'll let transgenders play in various sports as long as they have undergone the operation which it appears she has and they have

been on hormone therapy for two years which i'm going to assume miss lawless also has. if you look at history, she has got a great claim here. megyn: she points out over on the european tour there is a transsexual golfer who is not ranking anywhere near the top. so lawless is saying just because you were a male doesn't mean you will be the golfer. >> you saw her in the video. she is not 5'6", 120. that's me. you we don't look the same. she can crush the ball and i can't. i wouldn't want to play that. it's not fair. why is it no one is paying attention to the rights of the women trying to do a sport. fit was all okay why are there separate leagues for women and men? megyn: just because she happens to be transgender which is

something the transgender very much believe they are born with and it's beyond their control. they were born in the wrong body. should she be banned from playing professional golf forever? >> that's not the solution. maybe entrance genders should have their own league if they want to level the playing field. megyn: that woman in europe and this woman will play against each other. i'm not sure there is a right answer. you can look at other professional golfers like michelle wie. i don't think it's an unfair competition. how many transgenders are in the league. megyn: thank you so much. one final word. the olympic policy seems good to me. you wait two years after the surgery. once the hormone therapy has taken hold. then you evaluate the athletes on a case-by-case basis.

but it's unfair to ban this golfer in my view because at one point she was a male. @k@k@k@kk

megyn: new dramatic developments in a story we first told you about this week. a dying michigan girl finds herself the center after sick joke on facebook. a neighbor who has a beef with the child's grandmother taunting and insulting the youngster who suffers from huntington's disease. >> reporter: what do you accomplish with the grim reaper and the daughter fighting an illness. >> personal satisfaction. [bleep]. [bleep]. it burns rebecca [bleep].

>> reporter: that sound sick. >> take it or leave it. megyn: that was jennifer and scott peckhoff. they also posted a picture of her death mother in the arms of the grim reaper. and a picture of kathleen as part of a skull and cross bones. now they drive and count road with a coffin on their car. now some of kathleen's other neighbors are stepping in to shower this child with love. trace gallagher has more live from our west coast newsroom. >> reporter: it's amazing how the nastiness of some of the neighbors has opened up the flood geats otheflood gates of . she is getting cards and flowers from as far away as pakistan. she was given a free trip to a

toy store and told to pick out anything she wants. next week they are going to have a rally and they are expecting thousands of people to come out. we are talking about cards and letters and donations have been pouring into her. you see her walk into that toy store. here is her father responding to all this outpouring. listen. >> people take a bad thing and turn it into a good thing. that's what we are focusing on now. we don't care about those people any more. we are done. it's about kathleen and huntington's disease. we are ready to move on. >> reporter: the nasty neighbors are still trying to apologize. they are not allowed near the house. scott peckhof has been us spend from his job. they are getting threats. >> we received the vandalism and death threats. it's not like that. we are truly sorry.

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>>megyn: and now a story from last hour. when talking of the delaware senate race, we said how chris coons the democrat has a lead of almost 20 points over christine o'donnell and that number comes from the real clear politics average of all recent polls giving coons a 17.6 percent lead but in the latest poll out today, it shows coons has only 11 points over christine o'donnell and the race is now