jenna: lots of news today when it comes to the royal wedding it's all about the dress, jon. jon: we'll be watching for it. jenna: all about the dress. jon: thanks for joining us. jenna: "america live" starts right now. megyn: fox news alert the white house deputy press secretary has apparently indirectly confirmed reports that a man pretending to be a top taliban leader in afghanistan sat in on high level meetings on the war effort in that country. hi, everybody, i'm megyn kelly on a tuesday, right? yeah. welcome to "america live." deputy press secretary bill burton was asked earlier today about reports in the "wall street journal" that this imposter was flown on u.s.

military aircraft and taken to high level meetings with u.s. and afghan officials, not just that but that he was paid an undisclosed sum of money. the white house now says he was not paid any u.s. money, but others are disputing that. the president of afghanistan is denying reports that he personally sat down with this imposter. but sources say the man actually did meet with hamid karzai until they found out he was a prod. press reports out there on progress being made with respect to discussions and negotiations with the taliban in afghanistan may have been based in part on these bogus meetings, on these meetings with this imposter. who exactly is this man, and how on earth did he get away with this? we're going to have a live report just ahead. stay tuned. h-pb and this is another fox news alert for you, new reaction

from the white house to the dramatic confrontation and deadly exchange of fire between north korea and south korea. the obama administration saying the north is not living up to its obligations after it attacked a small south korean islands. the gunfire sending people running for their lives killing two south korean marines. now the worry is that north korea will do something new to ramp this thing up. our own jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. >> reporter: the eye tack began about 2:00pm local time. both president obama and the admiral of the joint chiefs were woken up that the north koreans fired 200 shells on a small island on the west coast of south korea. half of the shells were fired by each side. the white house demanded an immediate halt to what it

described as the north's belligerent action. it went on for 90 minutes. the u.n. security council has not yet decided to meet. some of the injured were civilians. >> i was lying down and watching television and i heard the bang, bang sound. when the bomb went off nearby house and when my house broke down i thought that i will die and i stepped out of the house, so i stayed still. >> it was not just one location hit by artilleries, fires were everywhere and it was chaotic. i tried calling my wife at home and i could just hear darling and the phone was disconnected right there. >> reporter: the pentagon has 30,000 u.s. troops in in between north and south korea. there have been 200 border incidents since an arm is advertise was signed. this is the worst attack by north korea when it sank a south

korean friget killing sailors. it is taking very seriously at the pentagon. it is widely believed that this attack today as well as the revelations over the weekend about the centrifuges that could provide a second track to getting nuclear weapons for the north, that all of this is related to the succession of kim jong-il to his 27-year-old son. he's trying to bolster up the credibility of the son. the white house stuck not wanting to give kim jong-il too much attention. megyn: more than one hundred thousand ex-pats live in seoul and south korea is our 7th largest trading partner. what could happen next in this

conflict? and what that means for the region and for our troops on the ground. but before you tune in for that you can head on over to our website at foxnews.com. we have complete coverage of all the events of the last 48 hours or so. keep in mind we did a story for you yesterday on how north korea had invited an american scientist over and shown off 2,000 centrifuges, it's using to enrich ooh rain yan, which could be used to make nukes. the next day we get this. the question is, what exactly is the north up to? fox news alert, we are awaiting reaction right now to the news this a jawbone found in aruba does not belong to missing teenager natalee holloway, an american. aruban officials hours ago releasing the forensic tests of a bone found by a tourist on the beach. natalee holloway is a alabama

alabama teen who vanished back in 2005. more than five years after her disappearance no one stands charged with her alleged murder. phil keating joins us on the phone from aruba. what do we know. >> reporter: i spoke with john kelly the attorney for beth twitty, natalee holloway's mother overall the years. he received the statement within the past hour, so perhaps the comment from beth twitty is forthcoming. her dad, dave holloway add been quoted he really believed this was going to be id as his daughter's jawbone with one tooth in it. according to dutch investigators this is in fact the jawbone of a young adult. we don't know the race, or the age. according to the dutch forensic experts over in the haig they say it's definitely not natalee holloway. they compared the jaw bones with

the dental records of the then 18-year-old girl in 2005 when she disappeared here on vacation with all of her high school graduates coming in from alabama having a big, fun weekend. she was last seen partying and leading with of course some suspects in a car. the prime suspect here of course is joran van der sloot who remains in prison awaiting murder trial for stephanie flores, the 21-year-ol 21-year-f he'21-year-oldperuvian, on the r anniversary of natalee holloway's disappearance. the solicitor general told me he is disappointed that they can't give the family closure. he says most definitely had this hr-pb identified as natalee holloway it would not have shown cause of death so very likely it would not have led to criminal charges once and for all being charged against the prime

suspect joran van der sloot. megyn: phil, thank you. remember, folks natalee holloway vanished on may 31st, 2005. in june of that same year joran van der sloot and two other aruban nationals were arrested in section with her disappearance. they were eventually released, then rearrested in november 2007. in december of that same year aruban officials closed the case and just four months ago joran van der sloot was arrested in connection with the murder of a peruvian woman who was said to have discovered something on his laptop relating to the disappearance of tphol tphol. natalee holloway. a critical decisions now on the governor's desk in pennsylvania. that state is considering a major step to expand the right to defend one's selffrom attack. greg jarrett has been looking into this and he says it comes with controversy. >> reporter: it sure does. it's bedrock law in america that your home is your castle, you

have the right to defend yourself there. it's called the castle doctrine and allows you to use deadly force to protect your person and property, but pennsylvania now may soon expand that right well beyond your home, your car, to your business, and indeed anywhere out in public as long as you have a right, a legal right to be there. in other words, if you're out on a public street in pennsylvania, and you perceive a threat, if this law passes, you would be permitted to use force, even deadly force against that threat. and here is the key provision. removing what is called the duty to retreat. and i'll quote it. no person should be required to surrender his or her personal safety to a criminal, nor should a person be required to needlessly retreat in the face of intrusion or attack outside the person's home or vehicle. in other words, you can stand your ground out on a public street, and that's not all. you would be protected from

being sued by your attacker, or the attacker's family. well, some district attorneys are calling this a defense attorney's dream, giving criminals a built-inch defense whenever there is a shooting. some say it would escalate the level of violence out on the public streets by letting thugs claim that they perceived a threat so they could similarly open fire. governor ed rendell is really struggling over this one. he hasn't made up his mind as to whether he's going to sign the bill into law. the nra is urging its passage, while gun control groups want a veto of it and governor rendell has about a week to make up his mind. megyn, i do want to make clear there is a caveat to this. the use of force rules are still in effect out on the public streets. in other words, if you're facing a nonlethal threat, you know you're not allowed to use lethal force if somebody slaps you in the face, for example you can't pull out a gun and kill them.

so those rules would still aeu reply. this is a dramatic change in the law in pennsylvania if the governor signs it. megyn: sure is, very interesting from that democratic governor of a purple state as they call pennsylvania. greg, thank you. we are hearing a bold accusation from louisiana's governor bobby jindal who is claiming during the bp oil spill president obama was worried more about his image than about the crisis and jindal says he has proof. you'll hear his argument next. folks behind the sexual revolution are unhappy, nonexperimental and dissatisfied with their love lives. how did this happen? dr. route i ruth is here live. i can't wait for the segment. the tea party has as much support for its policies as president obama does. we'll take a closer look at this number and what it means once congress comes back into sessi

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it involves the cargo area of delta. our viewers are familiar with the cargo problems we've been having since that attempted attack using cargo just a couple of weeks ago. and now we see that a canine has alerted to something in the delta cargo area at logan airport. what exactly was it? what set the dog off, exactly how big is the response? we don't know. all we can see is the pictures you're seeing and a one-line piece of information that is just coming into our urgent q. this looks like some sort of a bomb squad on the scene. but that is about all we can tell. we don't know much more. they are investigating. you can see them suiting up the one gentleman who we presume has got to dangerous work in front of him. how many hits the dog got we don't know, all we know is that it alerted to something. again this is the delta cargo area, logan airport. we are making calls right now to find out exactly what they think is going on here and how big the

response is, and as soon as we know more you will too. in the meantime there is harsh new criticism of president obama's response in the midst of the gulf oil spill coming from bobby jindal. on sean hannity yesterday and glenn beck. here is jindal on sean hannity. >> this is absurd, his first visit he gets off air force one. he is clearly angry, they tipped off washington reporters to wafrp. he's mad about the oil, mad about a slow response, that's not it at all. what he's made about is he might look back. he's mad at me about a routine letter we sent the day before about all things, about food

stamps. he was so angry. at the same time he was getting mad at me rahm emanuel was cursino out by people. i said we are mad about the lack of a plan. megyn: he expanded on that on a radio show. >> the first visit down there, he pulls me aside in a publicity stunt he is angry. i can understand if he was angry about the bureaucratic response, the oil spill, the loss of life i would have understood that. that would have made sense to me. he was angry about a bureaucratic letter about food stamps. he said careful this is going to get bad for all of us. you have a white house and president more worried about perception and politics rather than actually cutting through the web tape.

susan estritch. they say the president is thin skinned and more worried about perception than about policy. >> why did bobby jindal wait until now, months and months later to say something about this? you know, megyn that is the part i didn't get. megyn: he's promoting a book, now. >> you mean he's trying to sell some books on barack obama. i am shocked to hear that. maybe he's interested in a little press, you know, i mean barack obama wanted nothing more than to stop the oil spill. megyn: do you think he's making it up? do you think the governor of louisiana is making up lies about the president? >> no. i think he's searching in his mind for a tidbit somewhere as most authors on the road today, you know, how do i come up with a tidbit that will have enough juice to it that i can get hanna

tee and beck and megyn and susan and everybody else talking about my book. you and i talked about this during the oil spill. i thought the president didn't do enough to deal with the perception issue. i thought he was too busy during the oil spill meeting with people and trying to do the right thing, but not paying enough attention to perception. you know, i mean he deals with incoming garbage every day, you know. bobby jindal's six-month little criticism i don't think carries much water. megyn: he's attempting to paint a portrait of a president who can't take criticism. he said specifically that president obama pulled him aside and said don't go on tv and criticize me. he didn't want him going on television and publicly airing criticisms of the president. maureen dodd, liberal hard left columnist for "the new york times." >> sometimes. megyn: she came out in i think june of 2010 and said this

president is thin skinned. that is just a fact. and some on the left say it's not the case, but is this further evidence of it? >> well, i don't know, megyn, you know i don't know him well enough to know if he's thin skinned. i will tell you based on my experience in politics, virtually every politician i know is thin skinned. megyn: they don't always do something about it. it may bother you to high heavens to have people criticizing you or saying bad things about that. george bush certainly went through that. i didn't hear him coming out and criticizing msnbc the way president obama does with fox, or sean hanna knee, or glenn beck. >> it gets you rating. megyn: i'm not complaining, it's an interesting phenomenon that we've seen with the president. >> i think the media has become a player in the politics of washington, and certainly fox news. i frankly think it's a waste of the president's time to worry about, you know, fox news or msnbc or anything else.

you have to worry about korea. the only point i would add, the only substantive point is that it is certainly the case that in times of crisis there is a long tradition across party lines, you know, you didn't hear me criticizing george w. bush in the days after 9/11, i mean there is something to be said in a time of crisis. megyn: how about after katrina? how about what? megyn: was president bush criticized publicly in the days after katrina? president bush, you know he was criticized and many say justifiably, others disagree. whatever your opinion he was criticized. the question is, you know this president when it was his turn and the gulf oil spill and men died he came out and he was upset that he was getting publicly criticized and telling the governor of louisiana, don't do it. >> but the governor of louisiana did it any way, lots of people do it, this president has been

criticized right and left. we weren't there, we don't even know if bobby jindal is telling the truth. i get a little upset, frankly, when people are writing books months later and they dig up these antidotes. if it was important and deserved discussion it deserves discussion at the time. now it's just book selling. megyn: that's an interesting point. we'll see whether it works and where bobby jindal winds up. >> it may or may not. megyn: susan thank you very much for your input. >> thank you megyn, happy thanksgiving. megyn: same to you. i'm watching this video come in, i'll show it to you now at boston's logan airport. a transportation security canine unit alerted to something in the cargo area of delta at the airport. we've seen the bomb squad on the scene, we've seen fire teams, looks like a police officer in a big protective bomb-style suit, that's what i'm assuming is the bomb squad. we've just got even this report

that the cargo area is being evacuated as a precaution while they examine a suspicious item that's been discovered. that's what we have right now. what is the effects to this fedex plane? i can't tell you yet. we'll bring you the details as soon as we have them. a desperate search is underway in utah for a machine who shot and seriously injured a park ranger. stay with us.

megyn: ebbs team weather alert for you now. a tornado warning is in effect at this moment in the deep south following a day of twisters across the mi midwest. our meteorologist janice dean track being it all. >> reporter: same system that affected the midwest system, a cold front slicing across the

south is bringing potential for more tornadoes. we had a report of eight tornadoes yesterday and a report of tornado for central smith county as well as jasper county in east central, mississippi. including the city of stringer. we are getting reports of damage, as the cell has moved eastward at 25 miles per hour. this tornado warning good until the top of the hour, megyn, warnings mean that we are spotting tornadoes, spotting strong rotation on radar or by trained weather spotter. our other big story, we've got a huge travel day tomorrow and we've got a big system across the west. let's switch sources. i'm going to show you blizzard warnings okay across utah, very rare to see much of the state of utah into colorado under a blizzard warning, but as we zoom out we have got blizzard warnings across six different states across the u.s. megyn: wow. >> reporter: what does this mean? we're going to see blizzard conditions for an extended period of time starting this

afternoon into tomorrow. it is going to make travel impossible over parts of the west, and the winter advisories continue across portions of the midwest. i want to show you the future radar as we head into wednesday our busiest travel day okay. there is our system in the west as it continues to move eastward across the upper midwest, the same area that got pounded by tornadoes yesterday. we're going to see snow, icy conditions and the threat for severe weather again tomorrow. we'll be all over this especially for the travel day tomorrow as we head into thanksgiving. back to you. megyn: there is no silver lining, you look for the white christmas, not so much the white thanksgiving. >> reporter: we'll keep on top of it. megyn: the ugly snowstorm is causing problems for a manhunt in utah. live pictures are coming in from salt lake city. you can see the snow on the ground there. they are hunting for the man they believe shot a park ranger. more than 160 officers are expected to head out. they are taking this very seriously look for any sign of

lance, leroy arreano. they think he was injured last week in the shootout and the ranger brody young is in serious condition. authorities found the pack and gun they believe belong to the shooter. the search is very difficult, there are so many caves in the area take a listen to this. >> it's very rough. it just happens to be in one ever the areas where there is a lot of large boulders, a lot of caves and rocks. the searchers were just -- when they go in there they just have to strip completely down and just take their handgun and go back in there and look at some of these holes. megyn: the sheriff says at least one lead came from the suspect's mother. she apparently called them when she heard news reports about the shooting. so baby boomers, losing that loving feeling. a new study shows the generation that brought america the sexual

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megyn: fox news alert, we are continuing to watch the situation unfold at boston's logan airport where we are told this a transportation security canine unit alerted to something

in the delta cargo area at the airport. these are live pictures. we've seen fire and police teams on the spot. we've just got even a report that the cargo area was being evacuated as a precaution. greg jarrett following the latest in our new york city newsroom with new details. greg. >> reporter: we can tell you that this is the harbor side drive area of the delta airlines cargo. so it's well away from any of the passenger terminals, and so far there is no word on whether any flights have been delayed or whether there are evacuations underway beyond the delta airlines cargo area. of course last month federal officials said that terrorists were attempting to send bombs to the united states in ink cartridges and shipped as cargo. so all of the major airports across the nation have been on high alert for their cargo areas. apparently a canine unit picked up a scent likely to be a potential bomb. the bomb squad is on the scene.

that's about all the information we have. so far it's not affecting any passengers or flights at logan international airport. we are on top of it. we'll let you know as we get more developments. megyn: thank you. another fox news alert, continuing now on our top story this afternoon, the president of afghanistan is now denying reports that he held peace talks with a man pretending to be a top taliban leader. sources say this imposter actually met with hamid karzai, as well as nato officials on a number of officials until they finally realized he was a fraud. how exactly does this set back peace talks in afghanistan. "wall street journal" reporter matthew rozenburg has more live from kabul. this is an incredible story, first reported by "the new york times," th "the washington post" and then by you at the "wall street journal" which is owned by our parent company, news corp. and now we know what that some imposter has been meeting with

hamid karzai, and now what. >> reporter: he's a man named mullah akhtar mohammed mansour, a top deputy to mullah omar. this was supposed to be a promising step toward a substantial peace process. the talks were very much in their early stage and coalition and nato officials are now saying we were always ve vetting him, we were never sure of his identity. it looks as if they were pretty confident at one point. megyn: how does this happen? not surprisingly of course the taliban is celebrating saying quote the american and their allies are very stupid and anyone could fool them. this is from attallah ban spokesman. of course they are spiking the ball in the end zone saying look

how we duped the americans and others by having this guy meet with top officials about peace talks in afghanistan. one does have to ask, math thaourbgs how does it happen? >> reporter: you know there's never been any real success in penetrating the real leadership of the taliban. people don't know what they look like, their pictures aren't published. americans and british and other intelligence agencies have no idea what they look like. megyn: how did we figure it out? >> reporter: apparently there are two stories, one he either ended up meeting with people who knew who it was, who knew who the real person was and says this wasn't him. the other version of events told is they got suspicious and circulated people, the afghan government and they said, oh, no that isn't him. this imposter ran into somebody who had met the mullah akhtar mohammed mansour when he was in the taliban government here and they said, oh, no, that isn't

him. one afghan official told me today, maybe this man was a reufpt of mullah akhtar mohammed mansour, maybe he'll come back. maybe there is something there. megyn: maybe they were using this guy to test the waters as to what our settlement terms might be. let's hope it was at least that. matthew, thank you. a brand-new post midterm election poll shows support beer the tea party is growing and how. according to the usa today gallop poll 28% of likely voters want to have the tea party to have the most influence on policies the next year. that is exactly the same time as president obama should set the agenda. and it's way ahead of that republicans or democrats should set the agenda. what a long way shef they've come since this.

megyn: leslie marshal is a syndicated talk kwroe host. and lar larson is a syndicated talk show host. whether you believe in the tea party or not you've got to tip your hat to them. to go from being astro turf, racist, they've been called all of it, to almost exactly the same number of people polled rant them to set the agenda as want president obama. >> i love it. i've been a tea party supporter all along, and i'll tell you what, the only people who seem not to want to believe in it are some of the democrats, maybe even the president. remember how the president dismissed them as well. these are honest, well-meaning americans who have gone out and educated themselves on the issues and have been very, very vocal. they've been disparaged, called names, they've been really put down by everyone from president obama to most of the left. in fact what was it matt tabian in the latest issue of rolling

stone calls them crazy orin sane. they best not dismiss these people they are the real deal. >> if you advice president obama, you've seen the numbers come out, what do you tell him? >> hope for more division on the right. the proof is going to be not in the pudding here, the proof is going to be in the voting. and i'm really interested to see how those tea party members are going to vote when they have an r, not a t or an i next to their name starting in january. megyn: speaking of the numbers, and my apologies to our folks in the control room to keep having to put this graphic up. look at the numbers, it really does show, number one, they've got 28% who say president obama should set the agenda. tea party members have almost as much as 27%. 23% believe republicans should do it. 16% say the democrats should be setting the agenda in the coming years. the tea party does not support president obama's policies. there is no doubt about that.

when you take all the numbers today as president obama and the democratic agenda supporter what is the message you take away from it? you continue to sort of push forward with a left-wing agenda or try to moderate a little? >> you have to remember, megyn the overwhelming majority that voted in the last election that voted barack obama voted for the platform and the promises in his campaign that he made to be taken care of by the american people. some of the american people have obviously changed their mind because of what is going on with the economy. and i feel in the next two years as the economy improves we're going to see those poll numbers change greatly. as a matter of fact there won't be a tea party if we had a great economy. megyn: is that true, lars? the tea party believes like in government hands-off. it's not all about the job, the tea stands for taxed enough already. >> the real beauty in tea partyers is they believe in what the founders believed in a limited federal government, a

limited role of government in all parts of your life. hands-off as much as possible. small taxes, maximum individual liberty. the fact is these are all american values represented by the tea party. i don't care what leslie says. leslie, god bless you, this is a mess, your president promised all kinds of things, he's fulfilled very little of it and he's continued to screw up the economy. he owns this one now, and as many americans as megyn pointed out want the tea partyers to be making decisions as the guy who won the last presidential election. that should be embarrassing. megyn: the tea party may be having a bit of a honeymoon period, leslie because they did have significant victories in thisee hreb. now that they have actually got lawmakers that are tea party backed in the u.s. congress they are going to have to govern and make decisions on votes. what is the risk to them? what do they have to watch out for. megyn: megyn stop reading my mind i was thinking honeymoon

tpaoez. the tea party talks about less government. one of the ways we can reduce our deficit, balance the budget and turn the economy around is kitting huge entitlement programs, medicare, social security, et cetera. i don't think the tea party is going to do that, i don't think they can do that, if they do they'll see in two years being tossed out like the baby with the bath water because those are huge government programs, and that not earmarks is where a lot of reduction has to come in order to turn things around quicker. megyn: as soon as you suggest that in washington people go deaf. i don't know what you said even even entitlements. i've got to do. breaking news. authorities at boston's logan's international airport have evacuated a cargo area and about 25 staff after discovering not one but two suspicious packages. that's the first we're hearing that it's two suspicious

packages. greg jarrett is getting new information on where this may have come from. he's got that right after this break, stay with me. a new warning about democrats and their plan to pass immigration reform in the next couple of weeks during the lame-duck congress. we'll show you when a new poll is showing is the downside on this bill. plus, bad times in the bedroom for some of america's baby boomers. they are the founders of the sexual revolution, how could this be? and can it be fixed? legendary sex therapist dr.~ruth westheimer is here in the studio, i just saw her. that's next. [singing] ♪ ñ÷

megyn: fox news alert, we are continuing now to watch this situation unfold at boston's logan airport. the news broke about a half an

hour ago. a transportation security canine unit alerting to something in the delta cargo area at the airport. we are told it's nowhere near the passengers. we are seeing live pictures, the fire, the police teams on the scene, it appears the bomb squad as well. we just got a report that the cargo area was being evacuated as a precaution. now we get news of not one, but two suspicious packages. greg. >> reporter: the dogs picked up a scent, could be a bomb, maybe not. they picked up a scent on a pallet which is a flat transportation device that holds a lot of packages and cargoes. apparently they picked up two duffle backs with nigerian addresses on it. why is that important? you recall umar farouk abdulmutallab was born in nigeria, spent time there, al-qaida has a connection in nigeria. right now the bomb squad is on

the scene at logan international airport. thinks the harbor side area, well away from any passenger areas at the airport and thus no other evacuations, megyn, beyond the 25 individuals in the cargo area at delta have been evacuated. and there have been no interest ruplgss of flightinterruptions s by this. two nigerian duffle bags inspected by the bomb squad there. we'll wait and see what happened. megyn: we'll get back to you as you have more info. thank you. in the meantime there is this, they are the make love not war generation. but it looks like the baby boomers are in need of a little sexual healing. a new survey finding nearly 1/4 of them say they are unhappy with life between the sheets. how did that happen? legendary sex therapist dr.~ruth westheimer is with me now. she is the author of "sex after

50" which has become extremely very well rant in light of the survey, which you helped design the questions. the bottom line is what about the baby boomers. >> first of all what baby boomers have been watching, like gorgeous women like you, and their expectations cannot be fulfilled. they think of sex in the city. they think that everything that we talk about can happen every night in the bedroom. not so. baby boomers have to be sexually literate. they have to know that a woman after menopause has to use a lubricant. megyn: oh, boy, here we go. >> i can talk like this. megyn: it's daytime tv, let's not forget it's not your nighttime program. megyn: i know, and i don't ask any personal questions. they have to know that couples over 50 should engage in sexual activity in the morning. megyn: really? >> they can tape the television

shows. they should do it in the morning because the testosterone level is highest. a man has an easier time, i can say it not you, to have an erection. they have to know the most important thing. i'm old fashioned. i'm a square. >> you? you are not a square. >> i would watch things on daytime television, but it has to be said. we in this country in the united states have the best scientifically validated data ever available. why is there now a problem with the baby boomers? megyn: why? >> they don't realize that some of the movies, some of that knowledge is like fantasy. megyn: you mention sex in the city, you have samantha over 50 and she is very sexual and people think that's how they are supposed to be, therefore they are very disappointed. >> they think that every woman in new york city, including you, i'm too old, i'm 82, including you that they get whisked to

paris in a fur coat and have fantastic sex. i do believe we in this country know that women have learned the message that they have to take the responsibility for their sexual satisfaction. megyn: what i thought was interesting was they said that 61% of the men say that sex is an important part of the relationship but 53% of women say it doesn't matter. so you've got divergent -- the men say it's very important and the women say it doesn't matter. >> let those women listen to megyn and me, it does matter. this is nonsense that it doesn't matter. i don't want to walk around new york city and see dissatisfied, frustrated woman with long faces. so saying it doesn't matter -- megyn: what if a woman genuinely feels that way, she is just not into it any more, especially the baby boomers according to this story. how are they supposed to relight the fire? >> okay, first of all they should sit down right after you

and i talk and they should talk with themselves and they should say if they have a significant other, if they have a man in their lives or another woman, they should make the best of it. this it nonsense to say sex does not matter. a couple, both if they are sexually literate they can be sexually active until the age of 99. megyn: are they supposed to be experimental? the survey said they are not experimenting enough. they think they know the tricks and they are not trying new things. is that what they need to do to spies things up. >> they have to ban boredom out of the bedroom. boredom is not a good thing. megyn: you can't fall into a routine. >> if you fall into that routine, like once a week or twice a week, and that the intensity of that sexual experience is going to be lessened. megyn: is that more difficult -- these are baby boomers, many of

them have been married to the same person for 30 years. it's the same person night after night it's 30 years of sexual history. >> use some fantasies, think that you're in bed with the whole football team, i kid you not. [laughter] >> don't talk about it, think of something that is wonderful, walking in the park, doing something, don't let the worries -- the baby boomers have worries shall all of us have worries, don't let the worries of "wall street journal" -- megyn: i have one more question and i have to go. for those who feel dirty, especially people with strong faith in their life, some people think it's dirty to fan ta size and do things out of the order. >> listen carefully to a sex therapist on megyn's program. nothing between two people that have a good relationship. i'm not saying pick somebody up in the street. nothing is dirty. especially in the jewish

tradition. it says anything that has to do with sexuality, not just for proceed creation, but for recreation is okay. megyn: what about the christians? >> i'm telling all of you, here at thanksgiving it's before christmas, listen carefully, nothing is dirty, on a serious note, nothing is not permissible. no positions, and i'm not going to be explicit right now. megyn: thank you for that. >> but nothing is not permissible, any position between two people who have a relationship, who really like each other. megyn: you know what dr.~ruth this is so interesting thank you very much. >> tonight a new position, i'll tell all your listeners. something you've never tried before. megyn: you have permission from dr.~ruth and it's not dirty says she. the book is "sex over 50". all the best to you. you look great, doesn't she? 82 years young.

>> thank you. megyn: more details are coming in on the situation at logan airport. greg jarrett has been working it for us as i was speaking with the doctor. we'll have the details for you right after this break. don't go away.

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megyn: a fox news alert on a lockdown situation at logan airport in boston. there are now reports that two suspicious packages are being searched on a delta cargo plane. bomb squads are on the scene. we are told this is nowhere near any passengers or passenger flights. mass trabs pore takes oh -- mass transportation officials say one of the packages originated in nigeria. molly? >> hi, megyn. they are at logan airport. at this point in time flights are coming in, still leaving as normal. this is happening over in a

cargo area. a canine unit alerting on a package. the address apparently from nigeria. they are looking into this building. agents in bomb squad attire have gone into a building. what they discover we have yet to hear at this point in time. but that airways locked down and 30 people have been evacuated from the building as investigators try to figure out what this dog discovered when it went through this cargo area. megyn: bill gavin is the former assistants director in charge of the fbi in new york. thank you officer being here. the situation as we know it is parts of that area in lockdown. this is the car go area, not the passenger area. not one, but two suspicious packages and one with a nigerian address spark something from the canine units. your conclusion hearing that is

what? >> there appear to be two duffle bags that the canine hit on. one of the bomb squad went in and stayed about 10 minutes and came back out again. it doesn't seem to be a sense of urgency in the immediate area. so i suspect that maybe they might have resolved -- are in the process of resolving it. they left one tv camera in there. so probably you will get a feed on that in the near future. but there doesn't seem to be much panic at this time. megyn: would there be, bill? >> i think would you see more people hunkered down tighter than they are. i'm looking at a local feed, and they seem to be just standing around not doing a whole bunch of things that you would ordinarily do if you thought

there was a life package in that facility. megyn: when you hear a suspicious * package with a nigerian address, what would you expect in. >> you are right. the address is one of the pieces of the mosaic. but you have the dog hitting on it. you have enough concern by professionals on the scene looking at it. you have bomb squads from boston p.d., new york state. they have enough professional people looking at this mosaic. the address, the duffle bag, the dog hitting on it. they are putting those things together to see if they can resolve it as rapidly as possible. megyn: the dogs sniff for explosives. >> i don't know the answer to that. the dogs have been trained for both. but the dogs did hit on it. whether they hit because of war

in cot is standpoint -- megyn: making that leap because they evacuated the cargo area which they don't normally do if there is a hit on cocaine or marijuana. you are right. probably they wouldn't have wait everybody. but in terms of 25 people in that facility, which is about a half mile away from probably the nearest passenger terminal. megyn: now you have a canine unit that hit on what could be an explosive package. they send in the baltimore squad to see if the dog hit on something accurately. what does that guy need to do? we saw him suiting up with the full armor. >> in a case like this. nobody is going to take any chances. many times when they discover a briefcase they blow it up. if in fact they can't resolve

it in some other way. megyn: we are getting a look at gop plans to block enactment of the so-called dream act. the republicans passion around a research memo for democrats plan for immigration reform. enroll in college, enlist in the military and you may have a pathway to citizenship. supporters call it that. but critics call it a pathway to amnesty for illegals. gregg jarrett has been working the story. >> reporter: for millions of illegals the dream act is a propicious title because it would fulfill their dream of jumping to the fronts of the line and becoming u.s. citizens.

in the end, maybe as many as 6 million or more illegals. at its core the legislation would let undocumented immigrants who came to the united states as children become citizens. it's backed by the senate majority leader harry reid who during his tough reelection campaign solicited the support of hispanic supporters by promising a vote on the dream act. but standing in his way, republican senator jeff sessions circulating and opposition, called 10 things you need to know about the dream act. it's not limited to children, he claims, but adults up to age 41. he claims it prove sides safe harbor for any alien, i inincluding criminals. they will get work study programs. college preference will be given to illegals over u.s. citizens.

also it legals will not be required to serve in the military as a condition for amnesty and illegals would have the legal right to sponsor their parents and extended family members for immigration. the heritage foundation, a conservative group says this dream act will only encourage people to come here to the united states illegally. backers of the bill insifts it outlines a rigorous process for legalization and it is hardly amnesty. the critical question is are there enough votes in the u.s. senate to pass it with several democrats opposed to the dream act and only one rough can in favor, so part answer would appear to be no. but you never know. megyn: we have brand-new poll numbers just ahead showing what the american public wants from this lame duck congress. why the democrats may still be missing the memo.

we are hearing strong words condemning a decision made by the developers of a mosque near ground zero. they want to use taxpayer dollars to help bankroll the building. >> reporter: there is a new anger and outrage over the so-called ground zero mosque over the plan for them to try and get federal taxpayer money to help build this project. here is a pot of $17 million designed to help revitalize slower manhattan because of the 9/11 attacks. they want $5 million of that. they intend to apply for that money. that's being condemned by several people today, among them new york republican congressman peter king. he's likely to become the incoming chairman of the homeland security committee.

he says it's a slap in the face and calls it a gross level of innocence tifort. view require's an afront to the memory of all those murdered and 9/11. it's taking money that was appropriated after the world trade center attacks, taking that money to use it to help build this 13-story edifice which is going to be in the shadow of ground zero. >> reporter: the developer of the project called park 51 says they are committed to exploring all sources of revenue and funding to build the communities center. the grants would in part he says fund social service programs for all residents of lower manhattan. among those programs are outreach to homeless veterans. teaching arabic and other foreign languages and dealing with immigration concerns. it's not clear, though, at the moment how much money they have raised for this project. they need $100 to $140 million.

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eric are join us moments away with some perspective. leading democrats are pushing for a vote on the dream acts. supporters say this is a path to citizenship. critics call it a back door amnesty. republicans are work on a path to block it circumstance lating a memo about the pitfalls in the bill. this on the heels of a brand-new gallup poll shows americans would other see the lame duck

congress tackle tax cuts instead of work on the dream act. mike gallagher is a talk show host and fox news contributor. if your parents brought you here when you were under 16 years much age and through no fawflt your own you were brought into the united states. you can go to college for a couple years or join the military. and proponents this measure i that's fair. we are speaking to people who didn't voluntarily cross the border and break a law. we are speaking to people who did it when they were children. you say what? >> the analogy i keep using. these children adults who mai ma bad decision, it would be like saying once a parent is a bank robber the child gets to keep

the money and the proceeds from the bank robbery. most americans don't expect this. that this country would offer in-state tuition benefits to these people. the left likes to make it about feeling sorry for these kids and they want to achieve a better life. it used to be used for illegal adults. they are just here to achieve a better life. actions have consequences. megyn: one is culpable and one isn't. the kids didn't make the conscious decision to break the law. >> why let them keep the proceeds from the bank robbery? you can't let a child enjoy the fruits of the illegal behavior of the parents. that's what this boils down to. you said this boils down to back door amnesty. i think it's front door amnesty.

giving a college kid in-state tuition benefits ahead of the out of state kid, how is that not amnesty. megyn: you can't get the in-state tuition unless usual in-state. >> if you are going to give an illegal immigrants in-state tuition benefits try to tell that to a hard-working parents who wants to send their kid to a local college. this is a very crucial issue. it's a memo -- megyn: they call it a white paper. >> they will, trust me. send me an email. megyn: that's a term of art in general for congress, so-called white papers. >> but it's important to know

what's in this dream act. and i think the in-state tuition perk is one of the things that hits most people right through the eyes. megyn: that's one of the more controversial pieces of this. the poll shows that the american people don't want congress focusing on this. look at this. they want -- 58% say focus on keeping the bush tax cuts. only 31% say it's important this congress focus on the dream act. that's got the lowest priority of any of the items. that has the lowest support including anybody but the democrats. the democrats aren't given that priority at all. why are they doing it? >> i think that's a little bipt of after deceptive poll. i think people overall don't like the whole -- they doands have the stamp actor the dream act. they are saying don't worry

about the dream act. i type coming back to the fact that the politicians who tackle the problem of illegal immigration are going to be successful in 2012. this is the one issue that has it all. national security. this impacts our economy and neighborhood and cities, towns and communities. we have got to get a handle on this. megyn: if it's so controversial why was it supported by republicans and democrats in the past. >> there are republicans who don't act like republicans sometimes. look at dramatic flip-flop john mccain did on illegal immigration. this was a guy who was not tough on illegal immigration until he faced a serious challenge by hayward. when politicians wrap their brains air and say we have to put an end to it -- we have to

make a decision collective live as americans, do we or do we not favor amnesty for illegals. if we don't, the dream act does not fly. you cannot accept it. megyn: as we get breaking news on immigration and the economy. seconomy, sarah palin's new book is hitting the store shelves and it's already creating a new buzz. palin's take on obama's policies. it was an hour-long show and it was very interesting. he asked her being, including her sometimes tense relationship with certain media outlets. >> would you do an interview where with katie couric? >> doing an interview with a reporter who has a bias against

anything i would say, why waste my time. i want to help clean up the state that is so sorry of journalism. i have a communications degree. i studied journalism. i'll speak to reporters who still understand that. the corner stone of our democracy. the expectation americans have for truth to be reported then we get to decide our own opinion. a journalist, a reporter who is so biased and will no doubt spin and gin up whatever i have to say to create controversy, i swear to you i will not waste my time with her. megyn: katie couric interviewed then governor palin during the 2008 presidential election and that led to questions about whether she was prepared for her role as a vice presidential candidate. and it raised questions about whether the interests view of itself was fair. the federal reserve just sharply

lowered the forecast for growth this year and next year and it is considerable. eric bolling joins us next on what this means to our struggling economy. she became fakous after telling president obama she was tired of defending him and worried she could soon end up eating hot dogs and beans. @=h

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another fox news alert. the bad economic news as the thanksgiving holiday approaches. federal reserve officials sharply lowered their forecast for economic growth this year and next year. eric bolling is the anchor of

following monty. he's my guest it wasn't great to begin with and it just got a lot worse. >> this what is we always knew. we follow the money. the fed said 3% to 3 1/2% growth this year. they came out saying it won't be anywhere near that. that's a 33% decrease from the forecast. all economic activity, all the goods and services the economy puts outs. always good to have growth. when it doesn't grow, that's a recession. fit continues that could be a depression. they are saying we are coming out of a recession. the bad news is it's downgraded from the original projection. we bought into a lot of these policies that they have given us. $600 billion additional dollars after $2 trillion that had been

injected into the economy. they say put another $600 billion in. this would go into the bond markets. the feds brintsd your dollars, made its up, thin air, it into the economy and it did it in a special way. they did it through friends and family which means tell the bhnd buyers of the world, the morgan stanleys, we are about to buy bonds. buy first. they go in and buy. then we go and buy from them. the theory being once you give they the profits, they will go ahead and lend the money back out. megyn: to get money flowing. >> they are making profits ounce. ed fed is giving all the big bond players. not you and i. we can't buy bonds from the feds. there are hopes this money eventually trickles down into the economy. the arra, the stimulus programs,

all the various forms of mortgage mitigation money, we are still hemorrhaging and the fed has to rethink the numbers. they are selling us a bill of goods on a number. megyn: does that mean they believe putting this $600 billion tint economy would help now that we get this revised forecast are you have telling me we may see another $600 billion? >> they told us w we we may need more. megyn: there are a lot of people who didn't think it would work because they thought it was too small. >> doing more isn't working either. forecasts are going notice wrong direction. we go from a 3 1/2% growth rate forecast to 2 1/2%. the reality may be 2% or 1 1/2%.

they also downgraded next year's forecast as well. they are pumping more money into the economy. the problem is, we are buying this based on them telling us these growth rates are going to come back and they are fraintsly not. megyn: you can get more of eric on "follow the money" at 9:00 p.m. on the fox business network. braking news on the military showdown in the koreas. 20,000 u.s. troops are in the region. the north koreans turned this into a shooting war. >> drug smugglers are going under the bored. coming up i'll take you inside a sophisticated drug tunnel near san diego. i'll show you how this was built and thousand they got caught.

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megyn: the latest on logan airport and that cargo area has been evacuated. a dog picked up a suspicious scent. a canine was doing routine

security when it marked a scents on two duffle bags. they both apparently had nigerian adresses. the airport calls this a quote low-level threat. but authorities wants to make sure these bags are fully examined and they are in the process of doing exactly that. america's third war along the southern bored. feds are working to seal shut super highway tunnels like these built by dangerous cartels who smuggle guns, drugs and people into the united states. we go to william lajeunesse who has a look at one. william? >> reporter: the number of drug tunnels being found in san diego is up 65% along the bored. that's a huge increase. that's because there is so much more manpower on the border that

these drug smugglers are going underneath. when they raided this pla, this was filled floor to ceiling with marijuana. who's got that hat? i'm going to take you inside one of those continues it's about a quarter mile to half mile to the mexican border from here. you can see the hole is kind of small. you can feel the heat and feel the moisture. and then this -- lets me jump under here. like i said, it took about a year to build and probably a million dollar investment. this is hard clay. you can see with my fingernail i can mark it off, but it's pretty stable. one of the things they did here that was unique. they had two steel rails and a sled with a car battery on it and a motor. they are -- they would run that

through the tunnel all the way here within pull it out. then by tractor-trailer it would go somewhere in the united states. you can hear how they did this and why they were not detected. >> the tunnel can be sophisticated but construction and engineering are not sophisticated. they are using compasses, jack hammers and shovels. they are regular miners digging underneath. >> reporter: they could not hear the jack hammers or these concrete saws because they were 70 meet deep. these tunnels are very effective way to get a massive amount of drugs into the united states. megyn: fox news is taking a closer look at this. you can check out our online section of our original fox news stories. it's a click away at

foxnews.com. check it out. in the meantime, "kelly's court" is back in session. on the docket today, scents of a woman too much for one sensitive nose. a high school student is suing his school district or at least his mother is claiming the school is violating the americans with disablities act by refusing to ban all perfumes, ka colognes and any spray with a scent. young jz insists he is allergic to strong fragrances, even though postaller gists say there isn't any such thing. nevertheless the school is on the defensive. the question is should this mother be able to ban all perfume scents because of her one child. let's ask our panel. mercedes colwin and jonna spilbor. mercedes, this mother wants all of it gone, perfume, body

lotions, body stray, cologne, perfume. if you brand-new ban all that you could ban deodo dede deodor. >> there is no case. the americans with disablities act is an unbelievable statute when it comes to this. bit says are you disabled? this chienlds isn't disabled. he doesn't have a disability of a main life function. he can walk, talk, dress himself. all of this criteria that goes into whether the individual is disabled. megyn: dr. siegel is here. he's coming up. but first jonna i want your initial shotso thoughts on this. his mom said he had to be taken

by ambulance to the hospital three times. >> the americans with disabilities act does protect people with asthma and allergies which was a new fact to me. here is the key part to this person's lawsuits. it defines a disability as any physicality or mental impairment that substantially limits a life activity. breathing is a life activity. i think this kid could have a case. megyn: we'll bring in the expert witness. so jonna since you are representing your fake clients the plaintiff, what do you want to ask this independent expert medical witness. >> should my child be forced to be uncomfortable by breathing in the fiesms body sprays and perfumes or woits be simple to ban those items from the school so my kid can learn in comfort?

>> first we want to figure outs what's happening here. is this asthma, is it a psychiatric reaction? could it be an allergy? if its is an allergy, what about an antihistamine, what about a mask. there is a lot to do to make the child comfortable. why is the child not having a reaction outside the school. megyn: would you care to cross examine? >> looking as the this issue many allergists have come forward and said there isn't an issue. suddenly if you smell perfume or cologne you will have this reaction. do you have agree? >> not entirely. there is an enzyme that needs to be checked. i would vote against it. i don't think it's likely at all. but it's easy enough. the burden of proof is for the

lawyer for the mother and what happened when the child went to the emergency room. was there that enzyme there and was it tested. megyn: they are talking about a psychological response rather than a medical response. back to my legal panel. here is the question mercedes and dr. siegel touched on. why should the entire school be inconvenienced. no stray deodorant after -- smoo spray deodorants after football practice. >> nobody can spray these items while in school. if i'm reading the articles correctly. the kid doesn't have a problem when he gets a hint of it. body sprays can be quite offensive. i live down the hall from a 15-year-old kid, when he puts on his body spray --

megyn: we get emails from people who say you have no idea what it's like to have an allergy. i had an asthma attack that nearly killed me from perfume sprays. >> the issue is we don't have proof this child is asthmatic. there isn't any medical corroboration this child suffers from a disability and would be protected under this law. dr. seeing sl touched upon its. there are so many factors here. it could be psychological or asthmatic. fit is asthmatics and life-threatening then the school has to accommodates. what about the children with peanut allergies? they go through shock and the schools have no peanut rules. it looks like an offensive odor, not something that's life-threatening. megyn: the school has to provide a reasonable accommodation. the school says it asked kids

not to spray or wear perfumes, before it' not going so far as to ban them. mercedes, jonna, dr. siegel. one final word for our viewers. it appears a perfume allergy is not necessarily recognized understood the ada as a disability. does that mean scene outright ban on all scented sprays? that could potentially include deodorants, hairspray, ets. that's what will save this school in the lawsuit in my view. we have breaking news from the state depth on the military showdown in the koreas. with 20,000 u.s. troops in the reason the north koreans turned this into a shooting war. the state department says north koreas behavior has been very, very bad. what happens if we don't responds. stay tuned.

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megyn: fox news alert. the state department wrapping up a briefing moments ago after an acts of war halfway around the world. two south korean marines are dead. 16 people injured blown out of bed by artillery fire from north korea. the state department's spokesperson said north korea's beshave year has been very bad. they have been very, very bad. does that about encompass it? vie * they have a history of doing this. it's provocative. it could lead to escalation. that's the issue here. but they usually get more out of this than they lose. we winds up having negotiations with them and they gets the

economic assistance they are usually attempting to get out of the deal. megyn: the state department statement said we are not going to get into buying into this cycle of rewarding that behavior is well timed and hits on the issue. historically we do reward this behavior. >> if they don't go back to the bilateral talks and hang tough on this. the closest ally in the region is china. china does not wants to see a unified korea. they don't want a democratic country on their border that's an ally with the united states. this is a step in the right direction in not giving them a quid pro quo. megyn: but normally the north misbehaves. then china and others call for a resumption of the 6-party talks. then north korea extracts a

carrot from the international communities to be a goodlettsle country and not bomb south core re-a anymore. then they do it again and once again we have effectless u.s. security resolutions. >> that's usually the pattern. usually there is not another events like this. in other words, there is probably not going to be another artillery attack. they know there would be a significant response if that occurred. second clinton is stepping outs taking the trite measures to deal with it. >> why should this matter to the average american. sitting as the home in this country watching this. we say we don't know what they are going to do to south korea, how does this affect my life? >> north core retoday is a threat to the security of the united states. they are attempting to

nuclearize their weapons capabilities and they will silts to anybody, and that means terrorists could gets their hands on that. we are not worried about them invade knowledge the south. issue is nuclear weapons and they would proliferate those weapons to people who would bring harm to the united states. megyn: what else the best we can hope for when it comes to the u.s. response to this. >> what the united states has to continue to do in my view is to work towards the unification of that peninsula and the i am ploaftion that regime from -- the implosion of that regime from within. that country would be far better gone and united with south korea and we need china to see that as a reality. they don't wants any parts of that in the near term. megyn: it's a tall order.

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megyn: just coming in from logan airport in boston. they have given the all clear. the cargo area at the airport was evacuated after a dog picked up a suspicious scent. they tracked that scent to two duffle bags marked with a nigerian address. but they declared the threat over and they have issued an all clear at scene. this week marks 47 years since some of the darkest days in our country's history. the assassination and funeral of president john f. kennedy in

1963. jacqueline kennedy's bodyguard is speaking out giving a personal poi poignant interview about that day in dallas. >> reporter: our fox affiliate sat down with clint hill who had been mrs. kennedy's bodyguard all throughout the camelot years in the white house. he remembers the couple comes arrival in dallas and following orders to give the president some space to greet the cheering crowds. he was walk alongside the presidential motorcade as it rolled into daley plaza. >> i saw the president grab his throat and lurch. i knew something was wrong. there was another shot, the second shot i did not hear that because i was running. just before i got to the car there was a third sht that hit the president in the head. >> reporter: hill knew about

it extreme damage to the president's head he was dead. he managed to hold on with his feet curled. the first late lady was in shock and refused to let go of the president's body at the airport. and said one thing. >> jack, what have they done to you? she didn't want anybody to see him in the condition he was in soy took my coat off and covered his head and upper torso, and when i did that released him. report were for years he was haunted by the fact that he was not able to get to the president to take that third deadly bullet for him. megyn: the obama administration issues new rules to insurance companies. the white house tells insurance companies what they can and

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