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four-day campaign trip in the states with the key races at stake, and major fundraiser to fill coffers. >> hello, minnesota. >> g.o.p. big wigs raising big money. >> what do you do with any employee who is not doing their job? that's right. you fire them. tonight, full coverage of the last-minute push from both parties in the race to election day. >> and, defying the most powerful military in the world. wikileaks, dumping another confidential payload of secret documents. >> one week before congressional elections in terms of media timing, may be wise to get this material out now. >> but america's top diplomat

summing up what should be at stake. >> we should condemn in the most clear terms that disclosure of any classified information which puts the lives of united states' service members and civilians at risk. >> the fallout from this breach of national security. plus, a driver pull out of this car with only seconds to spare, and the hero who got him out just in the nick of time. and -- >> protestors using fireworks to keep police at bay. the big stink behind these intense explosions. >> president obama wrapping up a big campaign trip in minneapolis. he just hit five states in just four days. the president appearing with democratic gubernatorial kind

mark dayton for a packed rally at the university of minnesota, and he found the time to do some fundraising there as well. we're live with the latest. >> reporter: the president just wrapped up a speech for the democratic congressional campaign committee, raising money to keep the democrats in control of the house and senate. three of the fief states he visited on this trip were aimed at democratic senate incumbent, but in two of the states, the president tried to help democratic gubernatorial hopefuls, and tried to keep november 2nd from becoming a nightmare. >> have some trouble bringing you that -- dayton faces a three-way race. dayton is a one-term senator who game himself low marks when he left. he is trying to replace tim law

-- pawlenty, who left the president a message. >> if you ask minnesotans do you like the federal takeover? they might say, not so much. and when we're surprised by something. we say, yikes, as in the sentence, the federal deficit was over a tremendous dollars the last two years and will be next year, too. yikes. >> because pawlenty has been in office eight years, this is one of the rare states where the democrats may benefit from the anti-incumbent mood. the the current two-state advantage they enjoy in governorships across the country could well be a 14-state disadvantage on november 3rd. >> the g.o.p. taking it into the home stretch, pulling out the top guns with election day just ten days pay. sarah palin, the featured

speaker in orlando, saying it's time to put the government back on the side of the people. >> we havely and death choices coming up -- have life and death choices on november 2nd. policies hinging on who it is we send to washington, dc and that we fill up our state houses with. this is paramount. this is the election, i think, of our lifetime. it is that important that we do all we can. >> palin joined by marco rubio, and rnc chair michael steele. we're live in orlando tonight. >> reporter: sarah palin and many of the republicans candidates did what you might expect them to do here at the mariott in orlando just down the street from disney world, they thoroughly bashed obama, pelosi and reid. 2,000 republicans as well as tea partiers and independent

conservatives turned out to see palin in person. despite being criticized for nat raising as many millions of dollars as the democratic committee has, michael steele was enthusiastic received by the crowd as he revved them up for the head lynner, that being sarah palin, who emphasized the-under genesis of the last ten days. >> it ain't over until it's over. we can't be thinking we have it in the bag. we can't get cocky about this. we have to leave the dancing to the stars. [laughter] >> that, of course, reference to her young daughter on the show "dancing with the stars." florida's governor race practices the tight -- perhaps the tightest. statistically tied with rock scott spending 60 million, and in the closely watched senate

race, marco rubio leads comfortably, on average 20 points ahead. rubio revved up at the crowd at the beginning of the rally, stressing how he sees the election as critical. >> will we be the first generation of americans to leave our children worse off? or will we be the next generation of americans that allow or children to inherit a country and a life better than our own? >> reporter: and underlining how important both political parties view the state of florida, tim cane, campaigning in homestead. meek has been behind almost the entire race. this is primarily a fundraiser. we don't know exactly how much

they did raise, but typically events like this can pull in hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> thank you, phil. america's top diplomat condemning the release of the iraq war logs, and it would be the biggest leak of classified information in u.s. history. documents posted on wikileaks suggest more iraqi civilians died than officials admitted following the start of iraqi freedom. the reports also claim the u.s. didn't follow up on evidence that some iraqi security forces tortured or killed captives. we cannot confirm the ore -- or contents, but the pentagon is conducting a thorough review. wikileaks angered military brass after releasing thousands of payments or afghan par documents. officials say the leak put lives in danger. the pentagon has made similar

comments, and now al mall ky is questioning the timing. what were the most explosive revelations? >> it's the scale of the civilian deaths. more than 109,000 iraqis killed, two-thirds of them civilians. then there were the repeated instances of u.s. coalition troops reportedly turning a blind eye to torture and abuse by their iraqi partners in 2005, members of the second brigade combat team in baghdad found 173 iraqis detained by iraqi police, quote, many of them bore marks to include cigarette burns, bruises, and are being described as the walking wounded. the detain -- 95 detainees were

sitting in one room, sitting blind-folded. these are most threatening to the iraqi president who is still trying to form a government in iraq. some fear the new allegations we stoke tensions in iraq, leading to war. >> how much damage does the pentagon suggest was done. >> last night the pentagon press secretary said they're reaching out to 300 informants whose names they think might have been compromised. >> but what we're more concerned about here is not intelligence but harm that can come to our forces and those who fight with us because it exposes how we respond after an take, the capables of our equipment that our enemies could use against us. >> the wikileaks founder said they did not publish any names. he also announced his group will

publish 15,000 more secret documents related to the afghan war. >> thank you so much. the united states leading a global effort to help stabilize the world economy and prevent a double-dip recession that could be felt everywhere. leaders from 20 nations meeting in korea. the result of the meeting, as one official put it, they laid to rest the fears of a so-called currency war. the concern was some countries may devalue money to make them more competitive. they are going to revamp the watch dog. should a christian flag fly c war memorial. the controversy spilling on to the streets of one north carolina town. we report on the demonstration. you decide. and a boogey boarder killed in a vicious shark attack. take a look at the bite out of the board. his friends were in the water feet away.

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>> new developments regarding the shooting rampage at an ohio factory. one of the murdered victims filed a stalking report against the suspected gunmen months ago. the shooter used her i.d. card to enter the building and kill her stepson, eduardo. police arrested rodriguez. morales' family said he attacked her years ago after she broke off the relationship. >> he was stalking her all the time. >> i told her you have to call the police and get the protection. she never do it.

>> morales worked at the plant for four years and has three children. the 19-year-old boogey boarder killed in a shark attack off a california beach, this is a picture of lucas ransom, his friends say ransom was two feet away from him when he heard him cry out for help. a shark bit his leg, pulled him under water in a wave of blood. witnesses descriptions lead the sheriff to believe it was a great white. look at the bite taken out of his board. his friends pulled him to the shore. his injuries were just too severe. a battle over the separation of church and state playing out in the streets of king, north carolina. demonstrators showing their support fly a christian flag over a war memorial in a public part. in september city leaders received a complaint the flag violated the first amendment.

veterans received a temporary permit to fly it but that expired today. the reporters traveling across -- supporters are traveling across the country. >> we're concerned or rights are being trampled on, and we're going to take the christian flag back. >> the city council has called a special meeting to discuss this issue on tuesday. well, muslims in america taking the negative perceptions have of them into their own hands, inviting everyone into their houses of worship, hoping to erase stereotype and show what islam is really all about. here's more. >> we want you to see how we woreship. >> the prayers, the koran and the people. leaders hoping opening doors will hope end the chapter on stereotype0s on is lime.

>> clarify who we are, so people have no fear and we build stronger relationships. >> the goal of the event is to reverse the negative effect the terrorist attacks on 9/11 had on islam. >> 9/11, the planes were hijacked and the religion was hijacked. now we want to build close to there so people know that muslims are mainstream americans. >> but the head of the stop islam america sees a more sinister part. >> bringing people to islam to convert. this is not about sensitivity. >> reaction so far to the open houses has been positive. >> i was always interested in the mosque, and i wanted to be more educated about it. >> contrary to what some people may think, they're just like any other faith or religion. there's good and bad in all

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suicide bombers attack a united nations office in

afghanistan. it happened west of kabul. the attackers drove up to the gate of the compound and fired a rocket at the entrance but failed to blow it up. three people wearing explosive vests and burk coulds got out of the car, and the driver blew the vehicle up, killing himself and destroying the gates. the militants were then able to get inside the compound armed with ak-47s, security forces opened fire and killed the attackers. no u.n. employees were hurt. a quick programming note, don't miss a special edition of "geraldo at large." he is with the 101st air borne division and will talk with general dave petraeus only only fox news channel. >> with election day a little more than a week away, one of the key congressional seats is still hanging in the balance. a turf war is happening in california. the seven-term orange county

democrat sanchez is working hard to keep her job, fighting van tran. both sides are campaigning hard, trying to appeal to the region's growing vietnamese community. >> reporter: good to see you. we're in the final countdown here for the mid-terms and races are heating up across the country, and here in california there is no exception. a new power force has emerged in the race for the 47th 47th congressional seat that represents much of orange county, california. the o. c. is an area where big political players have been white and latino. but looks like this contest could be decided by a small but mighty demographic. sanchez is beloved in her district, has traveled to

vietnam. she recently came under fire after an interview where the said the vietnamese and the republicans are trying to take away this seat. she later apologized and clarified that she didn't mean the entire vietnamese community, but still her opponent. republican assemblyman van tran ran with and it put out several vietnamese language, and he is a vietnamese himself, which many believe could help him getting key votes. sanchez only had a two-point lead in the polls. >> the vietnamese population will be voting for loretta sanchez. they understand all the work we have done for them in 14 years. they know their open and they know that van tran has done nothing for them this entire time. >> unfortunately, she has taken the seat for granted, and change will come because people are

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flooding. let's check in with our newest member of our weather team, maria. welcome, maria, to fox. i didn't get a chance to welcome you earlier. >> thank you, julie. you're absolutely right, we continue to track this storm system. not a hurricane just yet. there is an expectation to see it become a hurricane in the next couple of hours, actually, overnight, and even into tomorrow before it does make landfall on to central portions of belize. currently a very disorganized system and that area of red is where the heaviest of the activity is concentrated right now. if you take a look at the forecast, we expect the storm system to strengthen to a category 1 hurricane, and then will weak an as it enter dish interacts with lan. >> thank you, maria. i'm julie. this is "the fox report."

the pentagon reviewing a flood of newly released iraq war documents on wikileaks. the documents are stayed to contain previously classified information spanning several years. the report also claims the u.s. failed to act on evidence that some iraqi forces tortured or killed captives. it's the second major release of its kind. the web site released thousands of documents on the war in afghan. wikileaks officials saying today they plan to release more documents soon. president obama back on the campaign trail. today stumping for democrats in minneapolis, headlining for a rally for democrat mark dayton, who is running for governor. the event marks the end of a four-day campaign tour for the president. and republicans also in full force today. former alaska governor sarah palin, and rnc chairman, michael

steele, attending a fundraising rally in florida. as part of his whirlwin champ wayne -- campaign tour, president obama travel las vegas. here's more. >> president obama was on stage friday night leading the cheers for senate majority leader harry reid, but it's reid's opponent who is thanking the president. sharon angle says the president's visit to nevada helped them race $200,000 on friday in online donations alone. they called it the first stimulus package of your administration that worked and got in this dig about the local economy. uniform you arrived on the day it announced the city has 15%

unemployment. the only person you have helped in nevada is sharon angle. reid is counseling on the president to whip up the same enthusiasm as in 2008. mr. obama told the crowd not to blame democrats for an economy that went south during a republican demonstration. >> we screwed up so bad, it's going to take a really long time to recover those 8 million jobs that are lost. it's going to take a long time before the housing market fully recovers. so our best bet, instead of trying to help obama and harry reid to solve problems, we're going to stand on the sidelines, sit on our hands, and basically just say no to everything. >> this is the president's third trip to las vegas far reid in a year. >> julie: candidates in the battleground states holding nothing back with less then two

weeks to go. in pennsylvania, the race extremely height, republican pat toomey holding a slight lead over you sustak. and in alaska, another close race. and it gets down to the wire. they're holding nothing back, turning to television using it as a weapon, blitzing the air waves with ads, trying to win any undecided voters to their side. >> in pennsylvania, republican pat toomey and -- are going against each other. >> it's sad what happen to joe sestak. he served our country well, then he win to washington, dc. government healthcare and job-killing energy taxes. >> made my sick to bail out the banks about i had to clean up

the necessary left behind by these guys. they let wall street run wild. now pat toomey is attack me for killing up his mess. >> joe miller wants less interference from washington, but his opponent says miller wants to shrink the federal government too much. >> the senate -- it worked to lower energy coles and create jobs for all alaskans. >> how much would that cost to eliminate the department of education, transfer federal lands, manage unemployment insurance and administer medicaid? more than a billion dollars in all. who picks up the tab? you do. >> democrat scott mcadams, down in some polls by double digits, wants alaska to, quote, get its fair share again and said his wife wanted him to start wearing a tie. >> if is takes a tie to stop joe and lisa from outsourcing our

jobs or our tax dollars, then that's a good reason, too. >> write-in campaigns often aren't successful. the only senator to win on a write-instrom thurmon in 1954. >> french authorities are keeping fuel supplies flowing despite a nasty nationwide strike. petroleum tankers were seen leaving and striking workers protested out the gates. the unrest is part of a growing resistance to the government's plan to raise the pension age from 60 to 62. that measure was approved by the french senate yesterday. refineries and railway services have been affected the hard e, the coming days promising more strikes. fireworks thrown at riot police in italy as police protest the country's latest

garbage crisis. and a festival for millionaires in russia as we go ropes the world in 80 seconds. >> italy. fireworks exploding as riot police take on protestors. mobs of people, angry over the poor conditions of a garbage dump near naples, where trash is piling up on the streets. >> italy's premiere promising the government will take control of its waste management. >> the uk. a submarine towed to safety. britain's newest nuclear powered submarine, running aground off the coast of scot land, staying stuck for hours. no one was hurt. >> china. one of three capsules built for the rescue of the 3 -- 33

trapped miners goes on display. chinese snapping photos of the capsule. >> russia. opening day of the annual millionaire fair. the three-day festival attracting hundreds of wanna-bes. they're looking at diamonds, luxury cars and rare kitchen ware, including a diamond encrusted cooking pot. that's a wrap of this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> a meth lab bust in a college dorm. hundreds of students live there, and many of them exposed to noxious chemicals. the government spent a billion dollars on a virtual fence along the mexican border. why is there talk of scrapping the entire project? the answer is next.

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>> 13 people are dead after a massacre in mexico. the dead include kids as young as the age of 14 and no one older than 20. more than a dozen others were wounded, including a nine-year-old. police say bullet casings were found from weapons typically

used by drug gangs. the suspects got away. drug wars there are turning the place into the world's deadliest city. more than 2,000 people killed there this year alone. a so-called virtual border fence. government planning to scrap the program. officials say the fence project has been plagued with problems, many due to shoddy oversight. what has been designed to bolster security along the border now only stretches some 53 miles. for folks living near these virtual guards, we have this report from k can kaz in arizona. >> the towers rise up just north

0 the border. each one has a radar system and a series of cameras that work day or night. they're used to spot and track illegal immigrants some smugglers. these tower were supposed to go up along the entire border with mexico but so far there's only a few dozen towers set up near small towns. the virtual fence gets mixed reviews here. >> i think it's a money pit. they never work. everything is offline. >> some say these towers have deterred illegal crossers in the past few years. terry tompkins hopes the federals don't put an end to the program. >> it changed a lot of patterns that people that are going through the area, and i don't know whether that has enable the border patrol to set up catch points. >> agents found the program to

be a very helpful tool. boeing gave us a statement this afternoon that says: boeing stand behind its work on the fbi net system also a reliable, effective boarder court tool. earlier this year, homeland second afternoon napolitano process funding for the fence and will only say the program is under review. the feds looking at whether to pull the plug on this high-tech border security system. >> thanks to alex savidge for that report. >> a dangerous meth lab has been discovered at georgetown university. it led to the evacuation of 400 students from one dormitory, and a quick response by a hazmat team. fire officials telling us several students were exposed to the noxious chemicals, but in one had to go to the hospital.

no arrests so far. homicide detectives, investigators are hoping a pair of mattresses found in north carolina land fill can provide key evidence in the disopens of zarah baker. one of the mattresses was thrown away by her parents just before she was reported missing. the officials say the mattresses could contain dna evidence. she suffered from bone cancer and has not been seen in public since september. a marching band taking more than just sweet-sounding music for one teenager, and a ranger fans pays a price for watching the rangers. >> iowa, police rushing a stuck driver from his vehicle moments before this happened.

>> the extremely close call just north of des moines, caught on sergeant rick martinez's dashe n the safety gates came down. the had seconds to escape. the car was destroyed but no one was hurt in the accident. new mexico. it's one giant leap for commercial space flight. space port america, holding a dedication ceremony for its brand new two-mile runway, richard branson was on handbecause his company, virgin galactic, plans to have private space flight as early as next year. >> ohio, one 13-year-old overcoming her total hearing loss to win place in her school's marching band. she spent years learning to play the clarinet without hearing a note. now a surgically implanted hearing aid allows her to her the music and play on the field.

>> texas. rangers fans paying top dollar to watch their team beat the yankees and earn their first-ever trip to the world series. but boris quit his job at a los angeles law firm to attend the series. he says he knows some would consider his decision crazy. >> it's the rangers. i have loved the rangers for so long. they haven't been to the playoffs since '99. i cooperate miss it. >> google admitting it wirily collected private information from people's homes. we tell you why they did it, what sort of information they got and what they're doing about it now. >> the tough new law that people who are cruel to animals may be treated the same way as sex offenders.

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>> google at midding to taking more than photos with its fleet of photos. the cars were wirelessly collecting people's private information while driving by. that includes entire e-mail addresses and passwords. google described it as incomplete fragments. google taking steps to keep his from happening again. the crusade against animal cruelty marches on. new york's suffolk county is

expected to the nation's first animal abuse registry. >> local officials on long island estimate animal because there has spiked 20% in the last two years, and they say its linked to the downturn in the economy because some people don't have the resources to properly care for their petpets any longer, and some others abandoned their foreclosed homes and leave their animals to die. animal abusers will now go on a registry like the one for sex offender, and they will be required to give the county all their personal info and 50 bucks every year for five years. pet stores and breeders have to reference the registry before selling pets to anyone, and the main goal is to keep innocent and unharmed pets out of the hand of known offenders.

>> one of our recent cases we made an arrest, and when we made the arrest, the subject was on the computer looking to buy another puppy. as we walk up to make the arrest. so, it's unbelievable what people can do. they're able to abuse and commit these crimes, and then go right out and get another animal. so this registry is going to put a stop to that. >> reporter: supporters are pushing for the law to be named for this dog who was taking his last breath when rescuers got to him. he weighs a healthy 55 now. when the registry goes into effect, members of the public will be able to go online and see where convictions like this dog's owner are living so they know where not to walk their dog. >> the fact is that people that hurt animals have a tendency of

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