>> harris: a fox urgent. a mob of protesters in oakland, california. police deploying smoke grenades moments ago and at the center of it all members of the occupy movement injuries we are watching what appears to be a resur against as they face off with police on this saturday. i'm harris faulkner. a live look at the scene in oakland. the occupy movement we are told saying it wants to turn a vacant building into its own social center and headquarters. the city saying that will not happen. we are following this developing story. updates and new video as we get them. also tonight on "the fox report." new word. the u.s. is not convinced.

the largest conventionial bomb in its arsenal is large enough. fresh concerns. it lacks the strength to destroy underground nuclear bunkers in places like iran. in moments, the pentagon's mission to make one of the most powerful weapons on earth even more destructive. also, no one nos exactly when or where they will touch down. but there is no doubt tornadoes like this one take lives and livelihoods in seconds. tonight fox reports how states are preparing for the worst. and bull lets fly at a convenience store but police say this is no robbery. who the gunmen were really after. fox news is america's election

head quarters. we begin in florida and the polls now closed for early voting. while we are waiting for the exact numbers of people who stepped up to vote ahead of the primary we know thousands have cast ballots at this point and florida also a state where people requested at least a half million absentee ballots. all of this activity among voters and the florida primary is still three days away. early and absentee voting could be important parts what have happens in the state for the four men running to take on president obama. tonight, just two of them campaigning in florida. former house speaker newt gingrich and former massachusetts governor mitt romney. romney talking to supporters at a rally earlier about how we could get our country back in business. >> if i'm president of the united states i will cut federal spending. i will cap spending as a percent of the economy and i will finally, finally balance themen budget. >> harris: his rival attending a rally in port is th st. luci.

>> i think the only way to defeat barack obama is to run a solid conservative who can make the case for our values, our beliefs, our programs. >> harris: chief political correspondent campaign carl cameron live in florida. looks like newt gingrich is attacking romney's experience and qualifications and even his character today. >> reporter: all the artillery muster.ossibly must ever on mr. gingrich speaking to the orange county republican dinner, the lincoln day dinner. he hasn't been getting the kind of response in the polls that he got in south carolina. and for that reason, gingrich is running behind. he has only three days to catch up. not a lot of time over the weekend to do so and he is throwing everything he can possibly can at romney. here is one of the various different attacks he uncorked

today. >> you need somebody who actually knows how to run a team campaign on a large-scale and knows how to get things done in washington and we tried an amateur for the last three years. and the truth is while he may be good at business, governor romney has never had one day of experience trying to get something done in washington on a big scale. >> reporter: it is an interesting contrast. now, you have newt gingrich who has been casting himself as an outsider ready to go back to washington and reform it running in essence on his experience in washington and running against it with his years of sort of going against the grain, his time as speaker often angering republicans because of his occasional deviation from gop conservative orthodoxy. he is saying he wants to go into washington and disrupt it and mitt romney simply doesn't have the experience to do so. >> harris: i have been reading and watching your reporting today and it would seem that

the mitt romney response from all of this is getting very, very heated in this state. >> gingrich has accused romney of lying in the ads and lying on the debate stage. misrepresenting the facts and rewriting history. today, romney responded to it time and again eceptionly with his own version of history particularly where it comes to newt gingrich being the only speaker in the house ever reprimanded for ethics violations. listen. >> well, he was fined for ethics violations. he ultimately had to resign in disgrace. he can't rewrite history. we have to go back and look at history and he may be a great guy with a lot of the great ideas but he is not the leader we need at a critical time. >> reporter: at one point, romney was talking about what he would do as president and caught himself and said look, i'm talking about what i will do if i'm the nominee. i'm not yet and then said about trying to get out the vote.

that is what the last 72 hours will be about. who rented the most vans and made the organizational moves to get people to the voting on tuesday. the early balloting is over. the absentee ballots continue to come in. romney does have a cushion because he had been working those votes aggressively. that could give him an edge. the poll suggests romney heads into tuesday between five and ten points ahead in the polls. >> harris: campaign carl, thank you very much. there are two other gop candidates but they have finished campaigning for florida's winner take all primary now focusing elsewhere. texas congressman ron paul is in maine on a quest to pick up delegates there. caucuses there begin on saturday of next week. we talked with voters today or he did rather about cutting the size of government. >> government is supposed to be open. but we have the wrong way now. the government is secret and our privacy is gone. we need to turn that back. we need our privacy back and we need a lot more open

government. >> harris: and from ron paul to former pennsylvania senator rick santorum also moving on, he is attending a fundraiser in northern virginia tonight. don't forget, fox will have special coverage of the florida primary tuesday night. bret baier, megyn kelly and our entire team getting started at 6:00 p.m. eastern and we will bring you all of the results throughout the evening. don't miss it. moving on now to the middle east. new information coming to us about the plan to put a massive floating u.s. navy base there. officials confirming to fox news they plan to convert an old navy transport ship into some sort of a mothership for elite seal teams. thit will head to the persian gulf. a staging point for special forces which will support antimininging operations in the area. this comes after iran threatened to shut down a vital oil shipping route which connects the gulf to the arabian sea. it handles roughly one sixth of

the world's oil. iran held war games near the strait earlier this month to show off its military might. and now the regime saying more drills to expect in february. the u.s. navy's plan for a floating base in the region also highlights the pentagon shift in priorities. president obama has said the military will become leaner and more agile. fox news correspondent doug mcelway live with the news in washington. is this in direct response to any new provokation by iran? >> reporter: it does not appear to be so. seems to be another indication that thes is taking seriously iran's threat to block kade the straight of hormuz. the pentagon told fox news while the work is being done in an ex-pa dishouse fashion it is not accurate to a sur vice that isals a rush. highly unusual a ship slated for demixing now suddenly put

on a fast track for a retrofit. it was an amphibious assault ship that will be converted into a float forward staging base. a kind of mother ship from which maul spa trol small patrd operate without long refueling distances. it would be situated in the strait to act as deterrent to a potential iranian block kade and respond quickly if such a belligerent action were to be taken. >> harris: like a small city. something else that might draw iran's attention is the latest step now to make bunker bombs more powerful. >> the pentagon according to a report in the "wall street journal" has secretly asked congress for funding to upgrade its most powerful bunker busting bomb. the 30,000-pound massive ordinance penetrator. tests have cast doubt on whether the bomb as presently

constructed is, indeed, powerful enough to penetrate iran's most hardened bunkers where nuclear weapons development is believed to be undertaken. whether the two acts combined are simple defensive prudence, an act of provirginia techation relations message from theblic pentagon you can bet iran is paying close attention, indeed. >> as is the rest of the world. new details tonight about the u.s. raid in pakistan that took out osama bin laden. an elite team of navy seals as you know killed the terror leader in may of last year and now the secretary of defense is revealing who provided some key information about where bin laden was hiding. in an interview with cbs "60 minutes" secretary panetta says a doctor inside pack tan ran a vaccination. that doctor collected a dna sample from bin laden to be told it is really him.

the same doctor is now in custody facing charges of tree son. the secretary says he is very concerned. as for what top officials in pakistan knew, panetta says there is no proof they were aware bin laden was hiding in their country but they must have had some sense that a person of interest was in that compound. in washington now, our nation's leaders talking about the gridlock on capitol hill. president obama discussing the blueprint he laid out for america in his weekly address today saying he took his plan to the people he met on his recent three day trip and they are optimistic but worried. >> what i saw was people who work hard and believe in each other. they believe in the america that is within our reach but they are not sure that the right thing will get done in washington this year or next year or the year after that. >> harris: mr. obama calling for government reforms to ease gridlock and bar members of congress from profiting from their position. the republican response given by florida senator marco rubio today.

he says president obama's leadership is to blame for a lack of action in d.c. >> you feel the failure of his leadership every single day of your life. the bottom line is he inherited a country with problems. he asked for stimulus and obama care to fix it. the democrats in congress gave it to him. not only didn't it work, it made everything worse. >> harris: rubio saying free enterprise is the way to close the gap between the rich and the poor. the son of a u.s. cabinet member held against his will in egypt and sam lahood, son of transportation secretary ray lahood is not the only american not allowed to leave that country tonight. fresh concerns that their plight could get a whole lot worse. and turning out for our heros whose service has ended in iraq. our country's first big welcome home parade for the servicemen and women who put their lives on the line for us. this is not the only place

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>> harris: americans honoring those who served this great nation in iraq and afghanistan. first, missouri, a big welcome home for our rac iraq war vete. thousands lining the streets of st. louis for a parade there. organizers calling it the first big parade since troops left last month. >> specialist allen michael. specialist allen ronald. corporal allen aaron. >> harris: today's festivities coming after local soldiers and family members read the names at a memorial. more than 6,000 names, men, women from all over america who died serving in iraq and afghanistan. in arizona, a new exhibit arriving in phoenix.

part of a traveling memorial to the more than 150 arizona soldier is killed in action. families there sharing their stories. >> my only son. he was over in afghanistan for six months and he came home for two weeks. went back to serve his other six months. an ied, he was killed. he snows how his dad died and that it was an ied and what they are and what he was doing over there. >> a reminder of sacrifice of the families. the mother you just heard a mother of three small children. she says reading her husband's name aloud was the hard thing she has had to do. >> harris: new concerns about americans being held in egypt that includes sam lahood, the son of transportation secretary ray lahood. the secretary saying in an interview they are preparing for the worst, that is the likelihood of his arrest. peter doocy has more now from washington.

>> reporter: sam lahood says it is kind of scary to be facing charges in egypt working for an unregister thed nongovernmental organization and the transportation secretary son now says he might be stuck in egypt for a long time. >> if it it does go to trial and a trial could last up to one year in a case as wide ranging as this one is but the penalty for that is six months to five years in jail so these are serious charges. >> reporter: republican congressman frank wolf has been calling for the u.s. to halt aid to egypt since early january because he says they are not laying the groundwork for a freer se society which congress said they have to do in the recent appropriations bill. they said it as clear violation of the conditions that congress laid out and as such should have a direct bearing on aid to egypt. if similar assaults occur in the future aid should be indefinitely halted. egypt's military alone gets

$1.3 billion a year from the u.s. and the state department said yesterday they have been put on notice. >> those are decisions that have to be made later on in the winter and spring. it is certainly something that we have been calling to the egyptian government's attention. >> reporter: we learned a group of high powered lobbyists here in d.c. ended a four year relationship with the egyptian government. harris? >> harris: peter, thank you. a disturbing find in the search for a missing toddler. we will tell you what police say they have now discovered at the home of the little girl and what it means for the investigation. there she is. plus, men storm into a convenience store and open fire after chasing down a man and his girlfriend. and now, the search for the man you see in the video. yes, it was caught on tape. don't the criminals know there are cameras everywhere? and one state now working to be better prepared the next time this happens. bracing for tornado season. that's next. [ todd ] hello? hello todd. just calling to let you know

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>> harris: new information in the search for a toddler missing for six weeks now. police in maine saying they found blood in the home. she was 20 months old when she was reported missing. the father said he went to check on her and she wasn't in her bed. the blood was found in the basement early on in the investigation. they won't say how much or really anything about it. only calling the discovery quote unquote troubling and saying they believe they did not get the full story from reynolds' father or the other two adults in the home. the blood is now being tested.

parts of alabama recovering still after a tornado outbreak earlier this week. weather officials saying at least ten twisters ripped through central, alabama, on monday. the storms killed two people and destroyed or damaged nearly 500 homes. you may remember last year they saw a record-breaking tornado outbreak there that killed 250 people across that state. officials now working to make sure everybody is better prepared this season. elizabeth frann live in the southeast newsroom. elizabeth? >> reporter: the goal here from officials is to get people better prepared and to save lives. already this month the most active january, going down in history. unfortunately for residents in alabama they have already seen 22 tornadoes in just 28 days and unfortunately that last year alabama was dubbed the most tornado prone state with a record 177 tornadoes. and how can we forget the heart breaking video of the deadly day april 27, 2011 when 248 people lost their lives across the state and after that

horrific day the governor created a council to come up with a list of recommendations to help better prepare people and save lives. a couple examples of the recommendations, first the state needs more public storm shelters. they need more tax credits for safe rooms in both homes as well as businesses. they suggest better education and awareness programs as well as new warning systems as well as an annual sales tax holiday for storm related supplies. we spoke with a local meteorologist ken cook here at fox 5. here is what he had to say. >> we won't be he off the hook in march and april because the system we have the type of weather pattern that is set up right now is very active. and it tends to get more active as you get into march and april. we start getting a bigger contrast, warmer to the southion still cold in the northern states and canada. then you have your fastest jetstreams, your most active and strongest weather systems. >> reporter: now, harris, cook has been in the region for the past 30 years and he says whatever people can do to prepare themselves the better

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>> harris: i'm harris faulkner and this is "the fox report." it is the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. we are just getting this in to our newsroom. arrests and injuries in oakland as that occupy movement now is staging a resurgence. this is where we started breaking news tonight and now new information. police setting off smoke grenades. officers told to mask up. they are warning the protesters they will not be he allowed to take over a vacant building. the demonstrators threatening to turn the place into a social center and political hub. we will keep you up to speed on what is happening there. a story that could affect americans and their 401 ks. looks like they are getting close to a deal in greece over the nation's debt there. officials saying talks with private creditors over having the country's privately held debt load have now ended and that they are ready to accept lower interest rates for new

bonds. saying goodbye to a music legend. hundreds of family, friends fan as well attending a memorial service for etta james. the reverend sharpton giving a eulogy and christina aguilera performing his signature song "at last" bringing the crowd to its feet. etta james passed away january 20 after a battle with leukemia. she was 73. and we are just three days away from the florida republican primary. frontrunners newt gingrich and mitt romney still in the sunshine state tonight courting voters up to the last minute we are told. and can you you guess who florida's largest voting bloc is? senior citizens and steve harrigan takes a look at what might win them over. >> reporter: the most powerful force in florida's elections moves slowly. seniors make up one third of

florida's 4 million registered republicans but because so many vote their influence is even greater. what many say they are looking for is less of specific policy on social security and medicare and more are a personal quality in the candidate. a toughness. >> i want a man to stand up, a man or woman to stand up and say i'm going to fight nor country to bring it back where it was. >> everybody hates the american. we have become the ugly he american and why? we have no one to stand up for us. >> last three numbers. one, four, six. >> reporter: one third of florida seniors rely entirely on their social security check to survive. the collapse of the housing market has given many seniors here a whole new you set of challenges. >> suddenly it was thrust upon them to have to support their adult children who are on the verge of losing their homes or their jobs. >> reporter: republican seniors we have spoken with are more clear about what they don't want.

>> anybody but obama. >> reporter: and who they will vote for. >> i kind of wish that newt could be the one to debate obama and romney the one to be president. >> reporter: that option, of course, will not be on the ballot when seniors are expected to be the largest voting bloc making up to 40% of the total votes cast. in st. petersburg, florida, steve harrigan, fox news. a heated face-off between syria and the human rights league. they have sauce ponded the human rights mission claiming tens are too violent. nearly 100 people killed over the past two days during antigovernment clashes. the syrian leaders accuse the arab league of attempting to influence the united nations into putting more pressure on their president. the nation's interior minister vows a crackdown on the antigovernment citizens will continue. fox news learning the president of yemen is now in the united states.

we are told he arrived at -- here about an hour or so ago. he is here headed to new york city for medical treatment for injuries he suffered during an assassination attempt last summer. he is expected to step down next month. he faced mounting protests against his brutal 33 year rule against that country. yemen, one of the poorest countries in the middle east. it is also home to a dangerous offshoot of al-qaeda which officials linked to attempted terror plots right here in america including the failed plot to blow up a passenger jet over detroit back in 2009. the body of a woman said to be wearing a crew uniform recovered from the wreckage of that italian cruiseship. divers finding her today, bringing the disaster death count now to 17. authorities saying another 16 people unaccounted for still, now presumed dead. but poor weather has delayed further searching for the victims as well as attempts to pump dangerous fuel from the

ship because they are trying to avoid a fuel spill there. meanwhile, six survivors have filed a lawsuit against carnival cruise lines. the suit worth nearly a half billion dollars and coming a day after the company offered nearly $15,000 in compensation to each of the surviving passengers. well, they are burning american flags in one country where we have military presence. and something floating in the skies over north korea meant to give out a helping hand as we go around the world in 80 seconds. turkey. brutal winter weather causing a series of crashes across the capital city. heavy snow making life tough for people still living in tents after an earthquake hit the area in october. poland. drivers using their cars to barricade gas stationsnd disrupt traffic in dozens of cities across the country all part of a protest against high fuel prices. many frustrated motorists want

the government to step in to lower the costs. right now, a liter of gas costs $1.86 in american dollars or about 7 bucks a gallon. the philippines. dem none straighters outside the u.s. embassy angry about negotiations to put more american troops on the island nation. the military plan said to counter chinese influence in the region but protesters say they don't want to be caught in the middle. >> this is not really protecting the philippines. it is placing us in a dangerous situation. south korea. activists tying boxes filled with socks to balloons and sending them floating into north korea. >> everything is controlled by the government so this is a way the common person can pick up a pair of socks. wow. it is like gold for them. >> organizers say in addition to providing warmth they can be used to barter for scarce food supplies. and that is a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. back here on our soil,

parts of our nation getting ready for wet weather in the form of both rain and snow. pretty typical for this time of the year. but maybe not as much as what we are about to see. meteorologist maria molina life in the fox weather center. >> we are not really expecting a whole lot of activity across parts of the country. generally speaking a quiet weather weekend which is good news especially after the wild weather with tornadoes and snow across the northern latitudes. otherwise for us right now high pressure across the center of the country and across the southeast. so just quiet weather out there. a quick moving clipper system across parts of the interior northeast and we picked up a little bit of snow. generally speaking from this snowstorm system about 1 to 3 inches of snow locally higher amounts will be possible off lake ontario throughout the weekend as we get the lake effect snow banding going on. most of the unsettled weather will be located across the northwest where we will have another storm system arriving producing rain and then as the

colder air moves in behind it you will see the transition from rain over to snow. aside from precipitation wild weather across, california, with the santa ana winds taking shape late tonight into tomorrow morning. talking about wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour and when you combine the wind with dry weather you are talking about an elevated fire threat. >> all right. thank you very much for keeping us up to speed on that. police in delaware suspect -- searching for a suspect tonight after two men opened fire inside a convenience store. it was all captured on surveillance video. and now we are learning this may have been an attempted revenge killing. and take a look at this. you can see the suspects chase the couple into the store. then one gunman beginning to shoot. the store's owner says the victims knew the shooters. and this all began with some sort of snitching incident we are told. police say one of the victims suffered a gun shot wound to the leg. he is in the hospital in stable condition. police arrested one of the accused shooters but the other suspect is still at large.

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>> harris: in arizona, plans now you in motion to find a replacement for gabrielle giffords. reresigned on wednesday, a little more than a year after being shot outside a tucson supermarket. voters will get to cast ballots in a special primary election in april. the general election is set for june. at least one republican has formally entered the race. several democrats considering

running. giffords chose to give up her seat to devote more time to her ongoing recovery. an elderly jewelry store owner targeted by thieves not once, not twice but more than that. it is our top story as we go across america. new jersey. the jewelry store robbed in plain sight. >> i just could not believe how could anybody do that. but obviously it happened. >> sececity cameras catching the suspect taking a tray of jewels out of an open vault. the store owner at the counter but distracted by another suspect. $35,000 worth of diamonds and gold now gone. >> it is very hard. it hurts because it is not right. missouri. a show of support for a 15-year-old girl battling a rare form of cancer. kristin wheeler has been too ill to go to school.

she missed out on the high school home coming this weekend so her classmates decided to bring the pep rally to her. >> what is the best part of all of this? >> everyone being here. >> it is just amazing that the school would actually come out and do this for her and you know, i just don't know what to say or do. >> makes you want to cry? >> yes. >> harris: also in missouri, a journey back to high school to retrieve a memento one man thought was gone forever. >> welcome back orville. >> graduated from red bud high school back in 1953. he went on to join the marines taking his precious class ring with him. he was stationed in california when the ring slipped off his finger during a snowball fight and couldn't be found. a few weeks ago a woman in oregon bought that long lost ring at an estate sale and called the high school. now, orville reunited with his class history.

>> monetary value, it is really not that much, you know. but it is the people that were behind it, you know, that made the whole deal work. kind of makes you want to hug everybody, you know. >> harris: indiana. super bowl xlvi visitors getting a new view of downtown indianapolis from 7 stories up. a zipline whisking football fans through the city. one of a host of activities from now until the big game next sunday. party on, bowlers. that is a fox watch across america. and accused intruder who touched off a campus wide alert at san jose state university is now in police custody. and that suspect identified as 21-year-old michael escobar is actually is student at the university. he entered unlocked dorm rooms of four female students in the middle of the night and they say he groped them while they were sleeping. >> to have a strange is one thing but to have a student as someone you might trust a little more like you kind of trust people here on campus and

kind of almost like a family and to have that happen. >> i'm scared. am i safe in my own room? people should just look their doors. >> none of the victims was injured. a surveillance camera shows escobar in the dorm building at the time of the crimes. for the millions of americans unemployed searching for a job online can be a daunting task. websites are working to correct through virtual career fairs. just like regular but online employers can speak with potential candidates from around the country or the world without leaving their offices. they even help members of the military returning home from the frontlines. julie banderas has more. >> reporter: harris in a competitive job market many companies are taking a new approach to hiring by turning to the internet. online career fairs are matching emmers with employees. take the friendly site brazen careers. it has up to 120,000 members

flocking to the online networking events accessed by companies and job seekers from anywhere in the world from the convenience of your home. >> the process is they get a team of recruiters online. the beauty is you don't have to travel or send recruiters across the country. you can just log on from your office. >> reporter: the events are different from traditional job fairs. no face to face time but the goal is the same, finding the best fit for your company. >> it is very cost-effective. extremely efficient because all of our data is in electronic format. we are able to go in and update that very easily and then the third thing would be geographic. there is no limits. ky reach out to everyone throughout the country. >> reporter: virtual orfairs can also help troops re-entering civilian life through you veteran websites such as milicruit .com which works with veterans to match them with jobs. just this past year, 100,000 attendees and more than 4,000

confirmed hires. learn more about fairs through company's websites or social networking services such as facebook and twitter. >> julie, good to see you, thank you. a little homework for you during the commercial break. go to google on your computer and phone and type in your own name in the search box see what comes up. imagine if it someone manipulated that very search so that every time you put in your name something untrue appeared. after the break we will tell you about one man's internet nightmare and now he is fighting back. and a casino collapses. people injured. it was breaking news here on fox as it was happening yesterday and now what we have learned. the updates when we come back. ♪ a refrigerator has never been hacked. an online virus has never attacked a corkboard.

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>> harris: crews in cincinnati working to stablize a casino construction site after part of it collapsed yesterday, injuring more than a dozen workers. officials saying the building's second floor gave way, sending workers falling some 30 feet. at least one man still in the hospital tonight in serious condition and most of the others treated for only minor injuries. the same developer had a similar mishap last month at a different site in cleveland. the developer saying there is no connection between the two incidents. well, if we googled your name online what would pop up? i know. rock star. not convict, i hope. how about liar, cheater? that is what is happening to one guy every time you put his name in the search box. his ex-girlfriend created a website airing her grievances. another woman also posting about this guy. now, he is suing both of them and if he wins his case could have a major impact on what you

can and cannot say about other people on the web. douglas kennedy has the story. >> reporter: he was the youngest prosecutor in norwalk, connecticut. he worked for the nfl. and court tv. but if you google matt the first thing that comes up is liars and cheaters are us .com. >> and this site your ex-girlfriends say no one should trust you and this is now available to any one with a compute. and it is unfortunate. anybody can go online and do that to someone and slander any one anonymously and just get away with it. >> reporter: one of the posts is from amanda who says matt lied when said he would marry here and cheated on her with his crept wife during their three year relationship. he says the effects on his life have been devastating. >> reporter: you say you lost clients. it is hard to get a mortgage. >> when we went to buy a house we had problem with home owners

selling us their house. they want to know what is going on with the story and how it will affect the ability to pay the mortgage. >> reporter: he is now suing two ex-girlfriends he says posted on the site. he says neither has the right to ruin his reputation on the internet not to mention the world. both women have now hired body guard of the broken hearted celebrity attorney gloria allred. >> it seems ironic that men can lie and cheat and then look to the courts for legal protection. >> reporter: alred says she is not just defending them but free speech on the internet with regard to wounded women. >> the minimum the women should be allowed to do is to speak out and to speak the truth about the men with whom they have had relationships and the men who have hurt them. >> reporter: gloria allred says

you lied and cheated and hurt these women and they should have a right to say so. >> you don't have a right to defame people on the internet. it is wrong. he is bringing h his suit on behalf of any one who has been wronged on the web. in lower manhattan, douglas kennedy, fox news. >> harris: right now in oakland, california. police officers in a clash with members of the occupy movement and now we know at least ten take noon custody. it was breaking news at the top of the hour. we are learning about injuries. we will update fox top story. and look at this lady. if you were in her shoes, would you you be this happy? the story of a woman some trouble and the smile they just couldn't wipe off her face. [ male announcer ] feeling like a shadow of your former self?

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>> harris: most people are not laughing after police put them in handcuffs but one woman couldn't contain h herself. her friend looking a little more composed or less enthusiastic. the duo seen staggering at a bar in california before trying to get into a parked car. police arrested both on suspicion of drunk and disorderly conduct. the women expected in court next month. i'm sure that won't be a barrel of laughs. recapping tonight's top stories now. police officers injured as they clash with members of the occupy movement in oakland, california. now, the numbers back and forth but firm number, 19 people we know arrested. officers firing tear gas at one point when the crowd of about 2,000 people just refused to break up. the demonstrators threatening to take over a vacant building. in florida just three days until the republican primary. former house speaker newt gingrich and former mass