news about his support for the romney campaign and whether he would like to be on the ticket. >> gregg: broken borders, may help stop illegal aliens returning to the united states. >> heather: jaw dropping video of an unprovoked attack on an elderly woman by a pit bulls. they are inherently dangerous animals and the ruling could impact owners of every breed of dog. >> gregg: fox news alert. the numbers are in. voters in france electing their first socialist president in two decades, francoise hollande. minutes after the polls closed. nicolas sarkozy admitted defeat.

greg palkot is following it from paris with the latest. >> reporter: gregg, it was tight according to projections, only about 51% to 49% but socialist candidate francoise hollande did it beating nicolas sarkozy. we in the crowd at the very moment in front of socialist headquarters when the projections announced. take a look at what we heard and what we saw. >> it's an incredible town here. we are here on the left bank of paris after years in the political wasteland, supporters of the socialist party of francoise hollande, word has come out through the survey and polls that their man has one. listen to the crowd now. its wild scene. >> i love francoise. i love life. >> what do you think? >> it's okay. >> reporter: you are very happy?

>> yes, very happy. >> great day. >> reporter: he did concede that after that, he has the responsibility and wished him good luck. hollande gave a first of a couple acceptance speeches saying the country needs to pull together. the country remains saddled with a weak economy including double-digit employment. they will look to hollande not to worsen the economic picture there and keep up with security ties established by outgoing president nicolas sarkozy. for the moment. a lot of celebrating in the streets of paris. these folks have waited a long time and probably going on all night. >> gregg: with a backdrop of eiffel tower, greg palkot streaming live. >> heather: breaking news from israel to tell you about.

benjamin netanyahu calling important early elections. vote scheduled for the fall of 2013. now expected to take place this year. it's a move that many say could strengthen his hand taking on possible nuclear threat from iran. leland is live from jerusalem with the latest on that. >> reporter: as you know the prime minister has another year on his term. it's coalition is strong so this is an election of choice. the prime minister is expected to make a referendum, go, know go decision on iran and the u.s. presidential election plays a key role here. take a look at the time line, israeli election is on september 4th, november 6th is the u.s. election. that gives a two month window if he wins reelection as he is widely expected to do it would be difficult for he has been

critical the prime minister to pressure netanyahu into not attacking because of the jewish lobby and jewish vote in the united states. two critical months in the fall. prime minister kicked off what he was calling his reelection campaign in a very highly political speech in right wing group, kind of what you expect from a u.s. president giving a speech at a party convention. he said unemployment here is lower than what it was in the united states. here in israel, there is a flip between the defense minister and prime minister who are hawkish on iran and other officials the head of the masad intelligence service who is against it. so in terms of the reelection for the prime minister to the public, if he wins september and october would be considered prime months for an attack against the iranian nuclear

facilities. as he did in the united states when you start making foreign policy there is accusations going on that the prime minister is politicizing it incredibly important and very serious decision. that so far is a charge the prime minister's office denies but the timing here certainly makes it appear as though this is what it's going to come down to. how does the israel public feel about sending their men and women off to war. >> heather: thank you so much. meanwhile, voters casting ballots in greece, first election the start of the crippling debt crisis. voters rejecting the two main political parties and the austerity measures that they have imposed to reduce the nation's debt. no party will win enough votes to form a government. days of talks are likely to ensue as parties attempt to hammer out a governing

coalition. >> gregg: a fox news alert. new reports that an air strike in southern yemen has killed the senior commander of al-qaeda. he was the leader of a terror organization. there he is. he is one of yemen's most wanted terrorists. he was indicted for his role in the bombing of the u.s.s. cole back in 2000 that killed 17 sailors and injured dozens more. no word on who launched the air strike. and to the race for the white house, sharp contrasts on the campaign trail. a new back and forth over the economy. rising star in the republican party and potential vp candidate marco rubio coming out swinging today. blasting president obama for his handling of the u.s. economy. meanwhile, the president's

reelection team they are firing back. national correspondent steve centanni is in washington, what is the latest skirmish in the political warfare between obama and romney? >> reporter: it's a new romney campaign ad that takes direct aim at obama's handling of the economy. >> ask better off than you were before. >> i'm not seen a ton of sunshine here. >> transportation is where we lost jobs. >> that is terrible number. >> job creation number has fallen for the third straight month. >> not just about how we are doing today but how we are doing tomorrow. >> reporter: the ad concludes in silence and with words on the screen saying this is the obama economy. meantime, a possible running mate, marco rubio appeared on fox news sunday saying he has not delivered what he promised. >> he ran up a $5 trillion debt and more people than since 1981

that are under employment, unemployed or have stopped looking for work. you saw the jobs report, they are abysmal. >> reporter: and he had little to say whether he would be a vp choice. >> gregg: the president and as i allies are also on the attack? >> it works both ways. top campaign advisor david axelrod romney's plan will not work. >> what we can't do is do what governor romney has suggested, go back to the same formula that hurt our economy and hurt so many people. tax cuts for the wealthiest americans that we can't afford. cutting wall street loose to make its own rules, that is not a prescription for the kind of growth we need in this country. >> reporter: the president himself held first potential campaign rally saying romney supports, quote, bad ideas that led to the current economic crisis.

>> gregg: steve, thanks very much. >> heather: former florida governor jeb bush says when it comes to running for vice president, she definitely not interested, but he does have a suggestion for presumptive candidate mitt romney to consider. he told the crowd in florida yesterday. >> i'm not going to be vice president. i'm not time for me for doing this. i would have humbly suggested he seriously consider marco rubio. if ohio and florida go republican, could guarantee the election but it certainly makes it easier to pick up the necessary electoral votes. >> senator rubio saying about governor bush saying he would make a fantastic vice president. >> gregg: shocking discovery at churchill downs racetrack. hours after the world-renowned

race the body of an hispanic man inside a barn this morning. they are investigating the death as a homicide. they say the man sustained injuries that they believe he was involved in some type of altercation but there is no connection to the derby winner, i'll have another, who was stabled about four barns away. >> heather: manhunt underway for a suspected kidnapper and f.b.i. working to identify two people found at a home in mississippi. they feel the grim discovery could be tied to the recent abductions as joanne bain and three daughters. david lee miller has more from our new york studio. >> reporter: that search for missing mother and three kids appears to have taken a tragic turn. a jiaf from union county told fox news one of two bodies found late friday might be the missing

mom joanne bain. the body had been buried for a couple days and autopsy had taken place, no mechanics of a possible i.d. for the second body. bain and her three daughters were last seen in april 27th, about an hour's drive where the bodies were discovered. the husband is missing after the vehicle was discovered abandoned. a massive search is under way for the alleged kidnapper adam mays. may says a families friend and they are trying to determine if joanne bain left with him willingly. and friend of the missing mom she and the girls moved to arizona. arizona is one of states where authorities mays has ties, that in addition to carolinas and florida. they describe him as armed and dangerous and he may have dyed his hair to avoid police.

there is a reward up $50,000 for the missing rom and the children and leading to his arrest. >> gregg: we'll take a look back remembering a man that was adored by millions of television viewers. >> heather: joe biden takes on a new controversy, will i krit problems for the obama administration. our power panel will check in. >> i am absolutely comfortable with the fact that men marrying men, women marrying women are entitled to the all the same rights and civil liberties. quite frankly i don't see much of a distinction dwrond. that [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink?

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>>. >> heather: time for a check on the headlines, france elects a new leader, francoise hollande

ousting nicolas sarkozy after only one term in office. protestors in moscow clashing police ahead of the inauguration tomorrow. they are demanding a recall following a widely contested election. a man that spent years as the andy griffith show has died. george lindsey passed away following a brief illness. >> gregg: new reaction to a brand-new survey of economists predicting the u.s. unemployment rate dropping to 7.9% by election day but some critics are saying, hey, so what? recent poll showing that 83% of voters think we are still in recession and millions of americans are dropping out of the labor market. brenda but they are joins us

live in the city. 4.7 million americans have dropped out of the labor force. is 8.1% unemployment, which we found out about friday, that not the true number? >> that the number i look at. i look at the underemployment rate, people who have either dropped out or can't find full time employment when they want to be working full time. that is close to 17%. also really important number that we need to look at is employment rate, not unemployment rate. that is 63%. that is unheard of. that is a decade low. there are so few people working and of the people that are unemployed, many have been unemployed for six months or longer. these are metrics that we haven't seen for so long so this labor market is a new kind of normal that we're having to get

used to. >> gregg: if you add it up, 27 million americans cannot find work. one wonders if traditional model of jobless is really meaningless because it fails to take into consideration the through misery that americans are experiencing? >> that is good point. when you look at traditional definition of recession which is two consecutive quarters of negative g.d.p., how many people think we are in a recession? it's close to 83%. >> gregg: put it up on the screen. we have a graphic that is pretty stunning. here the breakdown. if you add the top two numbers, it's 83%. but look at that -- 35% think it will get worse. >> right. that is what it could be, the way the g.d.p. grows is through consumer spending. if people think we are in a

recession they will not be spending because they don't have the income and traditional one source of income of wealth their home, chances are they don't have access to that. they could very well we could be going into a traditional recession. >> gregg: there used to the misery index in the '70s and it was inflation plus unemployment. now inflation, plus unemployment and precipitous drop in home values, anemic growth and mortgages which are failing. >> if you look at what the government says, government says we're not experiencing inflation right now. you go to the grocery store and you go to people who are paying for college education, you go to somebody who has got sick mother

or child we are experiencing inflation. a lot of what we're seeing is the economic, a lot of the basic economic values are changing now. >> gregg: i mentioned the 32 leading economists, it's going to be 7.9% unemployment by election day. they said g.d.p. growth for the year is going to be 2.5%. do you see any sign of growth that high? that is not very high. in china it would be 10%. >> it's not very high. it might go to 2.5%. it would have to go up 4% to take down unemployment another 1%. you know, unemployment is a political number now. i don't think even if it goes below 8%, i don't see how that is going to be helpful with so many americans cannot find the work they want. >> gregg: if 83% of americans

think we're in a recession, that is at odds with the traditional evaluation of recession. brenda, thanks very much. >> heather: you can catch brenda every saturday morning, at 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. new poll over a tactic to reduce illegal immigration. rerouting illegal immigrants before deporting them back to mexico, why some human activists are up in arms. plus, vicious pit bull encounter caught on tape. the impact of a new court ruling that could impact the safety of your neighborhood. they pinned her against the corner of the refrigerator. there is like an ice refrigerator and they were trying to go for her face. [ kate ] most women may not be properly absorbing the calcium they take

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>>. >> gregg: bottom of the hour, type for the top news, francoise hollande has been elected as france's new president defeating nicolas sarkozy in a race that many say could have a direct impact on the way europe tackles eighth debt crisis. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu calling early elections in a move many say puts him a stronger position to take on iran. >> joe biden speaking out about blind chinese activist. they wanted to stick to their commitment to bring chen to the united states and bring his family with him. >> heather: the u.s. border patrol taking heat for a tactic on the u.s. border with mexico. agents under fire for nabbing

illegal immigrants in arizona and then sending them to texas and california before deporting them back to mexico. they say the tactic deters illegal immigrants from trying to re-enter the u.s. they say it puts vulnerable people in danger. casey stegall is live in los angeles with more. >> reporter: this program is called lateral repatriation. once it's determined that an illegal immigrant does not have a criminal background they may be eligible. this is using out of tucson border patrol sector. the number of people that have gone through the program has increased more than 120%. the idea behind it instead of returning to mexican national to the original point of entry into the united states, they are put on buses and transported hundreds of miles away to california and texas. once they arrive there they are processed and then moved back

into mexico. they say the overall goal is to cut off supply tote coyotes who are very active and aggressive in some words along the arizona-mexico border. >> these smugglers in arizona are taking the people through some of the worst things you can imagine. they don't care about them. that is the hard truth. >> customs and border protection says it reduces recividism rates. they say an illegal immigrant is 14% less likely if the resources are taken away. but some immigration rights groups don't buy the humanitarian argument by the u.s. government. in fact some say it is the feds fault they are in this situation in the first place. >> it's like pushing someone into a pool. then diving into save them and saying you have now a life saver

because you saved this person, but you are the one that pushed that into the danger in the first place. our policies have funneled people into the most isolated, desolate areas. we have put them in more danger. >> reporter: many groups argue that happens because when these people are dropped off in unfamiliar surroundings they may not know where the nearest consulate office is located or a shelter a. oftentimes they have little cash in their pocket and again, no resources. >> heather: thank you, casey. >> gregg: a major court ruling with far reaching implications for all dog owners. maryland's highest courts saying all pit bulls are inherently dangerous manages. take a look at surveillance video surveillance video.

it stems from a 2007 incident from a child. a 62-year-old woman was mauled by two pit bulls. the daughter says she is outraged. >> it hurts so bad she can't feel or nothing. she is numb. what saved her is when she had the jacket on. if she didn't have the jacket they would have ripped her whole arm apart. they shouldn't be in this community. it's a danger to society and shouldn't be allowed in this neighborhood. >> gregg: legal experts say the maryland ruling may have a direct impact on all dog owners, especially for those who rent their homes. here on two defense attorneys and former prosecutors. traditionally in the normal case. injured plaintiff has to prove that the dog owner should have known that the dog was dangerous but the burden of proof shifts

to the defense. there is a presumption that the dog is dangerous? >> one bite rule, you could get away with your dog getting away with a bite having no knowledge of violent behavior. if you read the decision from a court. it started in 100 years a case from maryland saying that these dogs are dangerous and right set of facts could lead the court to rule. this was so well written, they used specifics from cdc, doctors everybody everyone to say these dogs are bred to be dangerous animals. 65 of all fatalities from 1982 to 2006 involved a pit bull or rottweiler. >> gregg: stats prove the case? >> lies and statistics. we have to be a society or past

recipe tailings, we have to be about facts and evidence. when you california's at this gate a particular breed it's wrong. we have to be about punishing the deed. that is why we don't allow the evidence. >> gregg: but its presumption the defense can disprove and overcome this presumption. >> the law of this land has been you have to be afforded notice of prior pro pens it's things that the animal has done. we y should we be looking you are inherently dangerous. if a dog owner is on violence of the dog but to say because you own a pit bull that pit bull is going to subject to you liability. that is wrong. >> gregg: the argument and joey is feg it effectively that dog's breed is not a reliable way to predict behavior? >> if you look at the statd fix i think there is evidence to show that these dogs the way they are bred and to have strong jaw lines and have strong

characteristics that they are inherently dangerous. look at way society portrays these animals. the way we saw the video, how terrible that video looks. if someone wants to get a dog, i'm a tough guy, there is always a pit bull. when you look at michael vick, there were pit bulls. when people want to get the dogs they have to train them properly. >> that is pointed. but this is the point, gregg. it's the owner and the irresponsibility of the dog owner that leads to the attack, why? because if you raise a fwreed be vicious to be something that is going attack, just like we can point to stat the fix that are cost i am and friendly and remarkably well adjusted pets and not vicious at all. >> gregg: let me segway to the fallout. people are now going to be able, they are going to actually lose their rental homes, apartments and so forth because homeowner

wants to be exposed to the liability here? >> you see it all over united states. there are a lot of apartment buildings and boards that ban all dogs, not just pit bulls. in maryland you can have the dog and own a gun legally but if something bad happens. >> gregg: and you will see your insurance premium skyrocketed. >> another disturbing, are we going to extend this to german shepherds? you caused the accident. it's a faster car. >> gregg: but my premium is higher if i own a porsche which i do not. so who are you kidding? joey jackson, ronald shaw, good to see you. >> heather: coming up a bold display at the most significant terror trial in u.s. history. five accused 9/11 terrorists in court at guantanamo bay, an

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>>. >> heather: welcome back. vice president joe biden becoming the highest ranking public official to endorse same-sex marriage, biden spoke to david gregory saying he had no problem with gays and lesbians having marriage rights. >> i am vice president of the united states of america. the president sets the policy. i am absolutely comfortable with the fact that men marrying men, women marrying women are entitled to the same exact rights, all the civil liberties.

quite frankly i don't see much of a distinction beyond that. >> second term for this administration, will the administration come out for same-sex marriage? >> i can't speak to that. >> heather: his senior campaign advisor trying to dial back. he wrote what he said that all married couples should have the same exact legal rights. so how will this all play out politically. let's bring in jewelry julie -- janeanne borrelly and mary walter. thank you for joining us. i wanted to begin with you julie on this. what do you think it means? >> the obama administration has to make a fine line with

democratic base, other people of the democratic base the american community that has traditionally not as forceful on marriagequality. that marriage equality amendment there you have to play a fine line. i am proud of joe biden, david axelrod saying it's the president's position. good for joe biden everybody deserves to have the same rights that everybody else has. there is no discrimination. >> heather: do you think it's possible that the obama administration they could maybe test the waters a little bit. i think this was orchestrated balloon they are doing here. they are trying see what the public's reaction the is going to be, should obama change his position on gay marriage. when you say this is a civil right, i think that is insult to

the civil rights era. it was about blacks getting equal opportunity and equal opportunity for jobs and opportunities in america. this is not a civil rights issue. >> i think civil rights extends, it extends to every community that has been discriminated against. i'm sorry, gay and lesbian people are attacked and discriminated on a daily basis. the fact is, as a straight woman. >> i find it insulting. >> i find it ridiculous that you don't think gays and lesbians. do we think how far the gay and lesbian will stand on this position. >> i don't understand why the gay and lesbian community support obama. i have a lot of friends that are

gay. why do you support this man, waited you do? what has he done for you. they came to that question. >> don't ask and don't tell. >> allowing partners into hospital rooms. >> but why not? instead of doing it piecemeal. he has issued how many executive orders? why not just really put his money where his mouth is and do something. i'm actually disappointed in obama for not stepping up to the plate and saying, i'm going to make this an issue of equality for everyone. i think he can win a lot of points. i'm a libertarian in that sense and i think she blowing it by not doing something. >> i think it's not about policy but a lot about votes. he is afraid coming just days before a vote going on in north carolina which is, of course, a key swing state coming up on tuesday. >> but he had three and a half years to do it but he has to

think about it. he doesn't do anything. >> and it comes to which constituents and about a reelection campaign but i hope if he does get re-elected, establish quality for everybody. the fact of the matter, as a straight woman, we can get married tomorrow and not have any problems doing it. if you are not a straight woman. >> this is hot topic. >> heather: we have another topic to talk about. the arraignment of the accused 9/11 terrorists sparking a controversy, the female attorney showing up in traditional muslim outfit. sheryl borman wearing a long black robe because her client insists on it. she wants other women in the courtroom to do the same.

so the male defendants can't look at them without fear of committing a sin under their faith. i'll say, i really don't care if they are afraid of their faith. i don't care what they have to say. >> whatever her name is wants to feed in what her clients are demanding her to do. that is her choice. who is she to tell others in the courtroom how to dress, how to look. it stops there. that is it. we have been play indicating the terrorists long enough. i think we have had a enough of this. >> heather: 56 pages thick they talked about yesterday. and the shenanigans that have lasted this long, yesterday refusing to make a plea and trying to extend it further. >> didn't she ask the judge to order the women in the courtroom to dress more conservatively. >> these are all military women.

these are all military people. >> heather: also including the victims' families in that. >> she can do whatever she wants to do. if she wants to please had her clients, that is her prerogative but i think in the same way that her civil rights can't be violated, she can't violate the civil rights of any of the people. dress in an appropriate way. >> i don't when they killed 3,000 people, nearly 3,000 people they murdered. >> it is making a mockery of our government and rules and laws. who are they to dictated what america should be doing. >> if i the only woman to show up in low cut top and skirt. [ laughter ] >> they just want to play the sport he loves but he is getting sidelined about gender discrimination. our power panels weighs in next.

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>>. >> heather: the only boy on an all girl field hockey team in new york city high school is gig the boot. he was having a negative effect on the game and he just wanted to play and misses his teammates. >> i play a lot of sports but none of them compared, hockey is so much fun. i hope they let me play for one more year, because it's so much fun. >> 13-year-old is just 4'8" and the county sports executive when a boy plays a girl's sport it leads the way for other male players to take over. >> you can't change the rules in the middle of the game pun intended. officials should have contemplated all the consequences that could have occurred by having a boy on an all girls team.

>> or vice versa. >> a girl on an all boy's team, she she could take over? >> as long as they have same number of teams for the boys and girls. he is from ireland, this is a male sport. >> his family is from ireland and they knew he was two years old and he was able to play, hockey isn't just traditionally a girl's sport and males play, as well. >> so typically girl's sport, why not? he is the same height and size and weight. >> and what size and height restrictions. >> but my point is, if we are expecting girls to play regular football, there are some girls that have tried to get on a regular football team with boys, this girl is good enough to play football, why can't she play? let this kid play if she is convicted qualified to play. it's a tough call.

this is a game that he is really passionate about. >> heather: the scenario if the school could afford to have a male hockey team. >> they don't get enough boys to play. >> heather: free speech extend to clicking the like button. o facebook. it does not protect you under the first amendment. four former employees they sued after he fired them saying they would let go for supporting the sheriff's oh opponent in his bid for reelection. one of those workers had liked the facebook page of the sheriff's oh opponent. he says he wanted to replace them with sworn deputies while others were fired for poor job performance. just to explain to people who may not be on facebook because

there are some, my mother is one of them. by liking you agree, i click but i guess the difference would be if you physically typed in, i like this candidate, then you would be protected. it doesn't make any sense. >> honestly they should be fired for being stupid. how dumb do you have to be, you can you like somebody but you don't do it where everybody can see it. that is part of social media. >> as law enforcement officials, you fire somebody for cause. you fire somebody for not giving somebody a ticket that were supposed to get. they like facebook page and they are being fired for their political views and note ability >> i think this is retaliation. >> they have a right to say whatever they want. >> i do think the better part of

that is be smart. >> their job was not impacted by this. >> you did a great job today. thank you so much for joining us for our power panel. thank you. >> gregg: this is why i stay away from facebook and all that stuff. you are just inviting trouble and intrusions and so forth. >> campaign insiders are right in the building, breaking down every move by the candidates' teams and this image have republicans very, very upset. we'll tell you why coming up. that's why there's glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. [ male announcer ] glucerna hunger smart. a smart way to help manage hunger and diabetes.

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>> health low, welcome to brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> flood you are with us. topping the news, the results are in. france elected its first socialist president in almost two decades. a live report from paris ahead. >> breaks detail in a manhunt not search for a missing mom and her three daughters. one body identified. all new words of warning from lawmakers just back from afghanistan. what they have to say about a resurgent taliban as the united states prepares to withdraw

troops. >> and the countdown is on. six months to the day america will choose the next president. president obama on the campaign trail making his pitch for a second term. republican challenger romney taking new jabs at the president's policy. steve is live for us in washington, dc, so, steve, what is the latest? >> well, it is a no ad released slamming the president for economic policies. >> ask if you are better off than you were before? i am not seeing a-;cton of sunshine. >> transportation and warehousing is where we lost jobs. >> real question --. >> job creation numbers fall. >> not just how we are doing today but how we will do tomorrow. >> now, the same economic themes were echoed by florida senator

rubio a possible running mate. here is what he said. >> you look at the president's record it is a record of policies that make it hearter for americans to start a business or grow an existing business and create new jobs. i am glad we have a nominee with high expectations for the american economy. because the american people have high expectations for the economy. >> rubio defended his credentials but said nothing about being a presidential contender. >> it is an election and the president and his allies are also on the attack. >> they are. the president held his first official campaign rally yesterday in two locations saying romney's policies are the same that got us in the political, economic diddy -- problem, and the advisor is optimistic in spite of the economic numbers. >> the last 26 months we have

gained 4.2 million private sector jobs. the last six months we have gained 200,000 jobs. you have to look at the trend not one month or short period of time. we have a last head wind. the president said we have to be vigilant and persistant. >> the outcome of the income could depend on how the economy reforms the next six months. >> israel's prime minister now seeking an early general election this year citing signs of growing political instability. a victory would strengthen binyamin netanyahu's influence as his country confronts iran's nuclear ambitions. a party official says the election will be held september 4. we will have a live report ahead from jerusalem. >> a startling new warning of the taliban. two senior members of congress are turning from -- returning from a trip to afghanistan saying they are showing no sign

of slowing down. this appearing to contradict president obama's declaration from kabul last week that the united states "broke the taliban's momentum." >> we both say what we found is the taliban is stronger. >> how will we leave? all this is a huge problem. we found maybe the policies and the announced date of withdrawal and negotiations with the taliban have worked against what our end game is and we ought to have a hard discussion of saying, listen, war is when one side wins and one side loses. >> the senator and congresswoman blamed pakistani religious schools and the pakistan based network for providing the taliban with an endless supply of fighters and combat support. >> a rare tornado ripping through a city close to tokyo, japan, killing a 14-year-old boy and injures dozens. it is a science center, housing dozens of research institutes

but residential areas were the hardest hit toppling trees and tearing roofs from homes. the power company says lightning knocked out power to 24,000 homes. >> a new leader in france, voters elected the first socialist president in two decades. he beat conservative president sarkozy. and now live from paris with more. >> austerity is no longer inevitable, those are the words, the hopeful words of the socialist after defeating sarkozy. we were this when the projections of the slim victory came in. >> celebrations in paris over social candidate getting word

that surveys indicated that their man will be president and sarkozy will be a one-term president. for many years, their time out in the wasteland is over. >> sarkozy talked about 20 minutes later and said he shared responsibility for the defeat and wished him good luck. and then in was the first of a couple of acceptance speeches tonight saying sarkozy deserved respect and the country needed to full together. now, some of the difficult is what was promised during the campaign and the country has soaring debt, weak economy, and washington, too, will look to him not to worsen an already bad european economic picture and to maintain important security ties. this night is not over yet and we are tracking him as he comes to paris from his hometown, and he will give yet another speech before a big crowd. this could go on all night.

>> big party, thank you, greg. what, exactly, is the french socialist party? it was established in 1905, the last socialist party president was mitterrand, and he served 14 years until 1995. and, today, the party wants to rework a deal brokered by president sarkozy to tackle government debt. starting by making a new deal with the european union on france's debt. the socialist want a higher cap level for the national deficit and debt. he has also said that people making over $1.3 million should be subject to a special 75 percent tax bracket. >> new developments to tell you this hour not senator for a kidnapped mother and her three young daughters. authorities say one of two bodies found in a mississippi home could be that of the missing mom. she and her daughters were

abducted last month from tennessee, and david lee has more. >> that search for a missing mother and her three kids is now taking a tragic turn. the sheriff in union county, mississippi, told fox news that one of the two bodies found on friday might be the mother and authorities are now awaiting the results from an autopsy. >> sheriff says the bodies were buried for a few days in the yard of a home. but no mention of a possible i.d. with the second body. she and her three daughters were last seen in april, an hour away from where the bodies were discovered. her husband reported them missing after the wife's vehicle was discovered abandoned. a massive search is underway in mississippi for the kidnapper who is identified at a 35-year-old and they are seeking his captives. he is a family friend. authorities are trying to determine if she left with him

willingly. in another strange twist, a friend of the missing mom says the mother and the girls recently moved to arizona and arizona is one of the states where authorities say the alleged kidnappers have ties in addition to carolinas and florida. the f.b.i. describes mays as "armed and dangerous," and he may have cut or dyed his hair and that of the girls to evade police and authorities offering town $50,000 for information of the whereabouts of the missing mother and children and leading to his arrest. if you have information call the tennessee bureau of investigation. >> thank you, david lee. >> a growing number of u.k.

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we eat up the excess housing and it's very small in the way of excess inventory but household formations cause us to be occupying an apartment, and "wall street journal" report finding when adjusted for inflation housing prices are equivalent to what they were in 1895. and joining us now is senior business correspondent and host of bulls and bears. brenda is now the time to buy? >> mortgage rates are at

historic lows and you will not get lower than this. it is hard to get a mortgage. but if you can, you will be paying very, very low interest. >> housing prices are very low. so if you are looking for a house, there is a lot to be said this is historic opportunity to find one. absolutely. >> and i did a double take, because was that a typo, 1895? >>guest: no, basically what they are arguing is if you just take out all the booms, busts and cycles from the last century, essentially, housing prices have stayed the same when you invest or adjust for inflation. so there is no appreciation. but the point they are trying to make is there is a reason to buy a house over and above the fact that it will appreciate. you can live in it. there is a functional value to a home. so that is what they are getting

at. and that is very true. you buy a house as a home not just because it's going to go up, like if you buy copper futures or something like that. >> but that is the biggest investment and the most important investment people make if their life. >>guest: but you cannot as we have seen you cannot count on it. like you cannot count on a stock to go up. it's not an automatic thing that it will appreciate. it has over the past, there have been times when it appreciated a lot during a boom but during a bust cycle it goes way down and it is hard to time the market. >> do you agree with warren buffett that the more households are formed they will eat up the excess inventory. that is obvious but is it the key to increasing the economy? >> one of them. i thought they were plain spoken in omaha. but, yes, we have to have more people buying and there are so

many 401(k)s -- foreclosures in the market, and that is why he used "household formation," not just people getting married. it is the post teenager getting out and actually buying a house. it's the 35-year-old buying the house. some of the married people, so, yes that is part of it. >> you mention foreclosures, where will that number go? >> i think we have probably gotten another year of foreclosures to flood the market and after that, we are going to start stabilizing. but the question, is now the time to buy? that has to do with you. but when you have mortgage rates this low and housing prices very, very low, if you are looking for a home, it's hard not to find a good deal. >> and it is' just an investment but it is, as you said a home, thank you will live in. >> remember, too, there are

great tax deductions that go along with this. the government does give you an incentive to buy a house. and it is a tax incentive. >> if i could afford one in manhattan. >> we will talk about that another day. >> i would be still living with mom and dad if they did not kick me out. a major announcement from israel's prime minister, a move that could strengthen his hand against a possible nuclear threat from tehran. a live report from jerusalem. and our campaign insiders are in the building breaking down the new unemployment numbers. what's the matter?

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>>heather: it is the bottom of the hour and time for the top of the news. french voters elected a new

president and sarkozy is conceding defeat to hollande. it could change how europe tack tackels the debt crisis. and assad is still trying to hang on to power. and act report george lindsay has died, he pore prayed gomer pyle at age 83. and now, next story, israeli prime minister, binyamin netanyahu pushing for early elections to gain a stronger position to act against iran's nuclear ambitions. a poll shows he is still very popular but the political climate in israel is growing more unstable. and now, live from jerusalem on this story.

>>reporter: essentially the prime minister has one year left on his term. the coalition is strong so this is an election by choice. political observers say largely it will turn into a referendum on a strike against iran and the united states presidential calculate car play as key role. and now the timeline: israeli elections will now be september 4. united states elections are november 6. if prime minister binyamin netanyahu wins re-election which is widely considered to be a shoo-in here in israel, that gives him two months to launch a possible attack on iran and during those two months it would be very difficult for president obama who would be running for re-election at that time to criticize israel and pressure netanyahu because of the powerful jewish lobby and jewish vote there in the united states. the prime minister here in israel kicked off his election

campaign with his party meeting which is very strong in the polls, the speech you could see a u.s. president giving his own convention like what we have in august and september in the united states. it is very, very hard-line, very political, and, he actually took a swipe at president obama, a valleyed swipe when he said that under his administration unemployment here in israel was actually less than unemployment in the united states. the prime minister, netanyahu, the defense minister, have a very hawkish line on israel but that is not a universal feeling here in this country and the head of the former intelligence chief here in israel has come out publicly against a strike. as have a number of other key defense intelligence officials. they have been very public against a strike. so you have a situation where the electorate is given these two choices and prime minister's binyamin netanyahu election will be a referendum whether to send

israeli men, in the air force jets, off to iran and certainly in this case a strike on iran is anything but assured success, it is a gamble for the prime minister. and as of now, right now, there are a lot of charges that are being floated around here in israel that the prime minister is playing politics with national security which is something we know in the united states when you come up to an election season you have a major foreign policy decision and that is what happens. a charge that the prime minister denies but the political implications of those two months of september and october, are huge and certainly if the prime minister wins it would be a prime time for a strike against iran. >>heather: thank you, reporting live for us, leland. i was excited to get the campaign insiders i almost skipped leland. >>gregg: everyone gets excited with campaign insiders. actually, you just liked the animation. new american jobs still coming

back as a snail's pace. the country adding only 115,000 jobs in the month of april with the unemployment rate down slightly to 8.1 percent. that has both the president and republican candidate mitt romney speaking out. >> a million jobs in the last six months alone. so that's the good news. but there is still a lot of folks out of work so we have to do more. if we are going to recover all the jobs lost during the recession --. >> this morning there was news across the wire that said the unemployment rate has dropped to 8.1 percent. and normally that would be cause for celebration. but, in fact, anything over 8 percent or anything near 8 percent, anything even 4 percent is not cause for celebration. >> does anyone remember 4 percent? we have fox news contributor for bill clinton and pat caddell

pollster for president carter, and john leboutillier, and the president was talking and bragging of the numbers on friday when economists thought they were abysmal. >> he is doing the best he can with a bad product. what i think, this is affecting both campaigns. and all three of us have our own opinions. in romney's case, because the numbers are bad, romney now believes he can win this election by just letting the economy take obama down. and that may happen. it may not. >> five trillion in debt has been racked up by president obama, high gas prices, high unemployment, anemic g.d.p. can he run on the report? >> when he said yesterday, or the first campaign speech, the

president said, are you better off than four years ago, the question you must ask, will you be better off four years from now. the unemployment numbers are bad because the 8.1 percent drop is because 360,000 gave up looking for work. here is the point. so far, a narrative is not established by the republican party, if you take the level of participation in the workforce that was the same today as it was when the president took office unemployment would be 11 percent. >>gregg: i am not sure the number of 8.1 percent matters so much as the trend line. it began when it was above 10 percent and now it is dropping to 8.1 leading economists to say it will go to 7.9 percent and the trend is in his favor.

>> it is and the real economic numbers are much worse. but, the slogan he is using is "forward," and that does not mean a lot but it means he is going to try to create a contrast between failed policies of the fast and an approach he will say has begun to produce. >> we have never seen a president of the united states announce his candidacy for re-election and in the first speech he spent the whole speech tracking his opponent. not bragging or talking of his own record and what he is doing but all negative. >>gregg: well, maybe mitt romney has a slogan, an open letter to president obama published where he said "i have one question for you, where are the jobs." is that his campaign slogan? >> it is pretty anemic. personally, i think, because he -- it is, that just looks like

something concocted inside their political thinking. no, he should be trumpeting what he is going to do and he should argue more than anything, we don't have to accept this situation. i have a plan. >> pat is right. had isn't a republican narrative much less a plan other than running against obama. it could be sufficient but at this point, that's an open question. >> i want to switch to foreign affairs and although, gentleman, i am skeptical everyone steps into a voting booth and votes based on foreign policy we have big events particularly with greece and france. >> with the french election going as it did the romney campaign will say, you can just run against an incumbent and win. with the greek election, with the far left finishing second,

under 40 percent combined, what obama will say is i have to protect my left flank and in europe the center is folding, big parties are chancing. >> absolutely. this is a big deal because we don't have, we have only two parties, we don't have any other options here in this election. the clear trend against incumbents in europe is very great but, also, the instinct that we do not want to give up what we have. what you will see is the president saying, stay with the populism, and i'm afraid romney campaign to that extent, john is right, will also say, and i think that is a mistake, but i think the republicans will say, wait, we will run against the incumbent and win. >>gregg: president obama made a surprise visit to afghanistan. signed a streak -- a strategic partnership agreement with karzai. take a look at latest rasmussen

poll, majority of americans favor getting out. 56 percent to 31 percent. to what extent if it all does this really help his re-election? >> well, i think that he sees this issue, again, this week on the anniversary of bin laden and went over for the surprise visit i have a feeling the cynicism with the american people is high how much they believe this trip was necessary or the agreement is any good. the majority of people want to get out as soon as possible. and politically if i were the mitt romney team i would look at this crucial block of votes that ron paul has who are sitting there, not enthusiastic for romney and they do not like obama and i would want the votes in november and i want to put out signals i will accelerate the departure. >>gregg: the president is getting heat for the political ad where he arguably exploits

the killing of bin laden for political purposes. here is romney. >> without have got after bin laden? >> of course. >> you would have given the order? >> is the criticism from obama administration unfair? >> jimmy carter would have given that. >> that was not an accidental --. >> it is bad because he missed the opportunity to unite the country around support for the president and to demonstrate that he is a leader and he has a vision and a sense of the whole country. by being partisan about a man who authorized a raid that failed, who was a naval veteran for 10 years it cheapens the whole process and all of us. >> politically, i don't say this because i worked for president carter, which i did and was proud of it, but his popularity has skyrocketed, post

presidency. and which is what i mean about snarky politics. the only people who care about that carter comment are republican base voters who better be voting for romney and anyone over the age of 50 or under the age of 50 wasn't an adult when jimmy carter was president. that was 32 years ago and no independents are democrats they need to winner appealed to by that kind of snarky comment. >> planned part of it, what goes on in a presidential campaign, the staff sits around every day, dreaming up one liners. >> someone came up with that line. all they gave it to him by cell phone and whenned press asks you, and they could plant the question to get out that answer. >>gregg: we have lots more to talk about with our campaign insiders so stick around. >>heather: republican

presidential candidate mitt romney getting a key endorsement in the must important battleground states you mention of 2012.

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>>heather: and now the headlines. in france, hollande ousted french president sarkozy after one term. protesters in now clash with police. agoers demand a recall after a widely contests election. the man who spent 30 years on

andy griffith died. at 83, saying he passed away following a brief illness. >> virginia is a crucial state this election year with 16 electoral votes but the way in map is ating up, capturing virginia would mean a much easier path to victory for either president obama or romney, and that is why some republicans are criticizing this event. where tea party favorite michele bachmann endorsed romney on thursday, which could alienate swing voters in the state. a "washington post" poll shows president obama leading the state with 51 percent of registered voters to romney's 44 percent. and now our campaign insiders. pat, what was he doing with michele bachmann in virginia? >> getting rid of having her

endorse him. the argument was they are in washington, we will do it there. people will for get it by the time it is done. and to make little of it as possible. not that she is not popular but they are having problems with suburban women and independents and she is not that strong. look, virginia is a problem. the president, the presidential race in pennsylvania, rather, in ohio and florida tightened up. >>gregg: we will look at those polls. >> virginia opened up according to the "washington post" which is showing the president with an advantage in virginia which was a staunch republican state. this is what romney cannot afford. he cannot afford to spend an election fighting for states they should already have and virginia is one. >> what is going on, with 253 electoral votes now according to

real clear politics for the president who only needs ohio or florida to when and bottom line, the president is in a position the electoral math right now favors him at the same time the economic news gets worse and the swing states. so, problematic. >>gregg: here is the map. if you include the blue and light blue leaning toward obama he has 253 according to real clear politics, and 115 are toss ups and romney has 170 so he has a long way to go. >> it is nine states that all voted for obama last time that are considered the key swing states. >> this is which i say you have to worry about the critical states but you need a game changer. you need to move the country. if you do that you will move the critical states. >> all three of us look we

disagree, all believe the same over all theme: governor romney can win the presidency. like a heavyweight championship fight. you have to take the belt away from the champ. romney is sitting there like a stick in the mud thinking events will win it, rather than saying, i'm going to go out and be president. >> but, you know this, the old say willing, money is the mother's milk of politics and this commander in chief has, if i read this correctly, attended more campaign fundraisers in his 3 1/2 years than the six predecessors combineed. and mr. clooney is going to be raising, what, $1 2 million a record amount for a private event. but going inside the white house, they would say to you, yes, yes, you are right, and we have to because the republican super pac's will spend north of

$500 million with the goal of out of thing the president which has in super pac money. >> but this is the president, "new york times" this morning editorialized about reviving the presidential public financing system. the president killed it. he raised so were money last time and the fact of the matter he spends so much time and this is what he runs the danger on the clooney thing and what you said about the number of fundraisers. what is the president doing while people are suffering? playing golf but raising money and what clooney, he is under some suspicion, he is a celebrity president and republicans should say which they don't, who does he really care about? working people? look who he is with. >>gregg: thank you, gentleman. great to see our campaign insiders. you can get more on monday at 10

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health health -- >>heather: a group of young people called "kid whose care," using their talents to make a difference. >>gregg: off a performance in times square and now here in our fox news studio along with the group's organizer. thank you for dropping by, everyone. tell us what you were doing at times square? >>guest: today we were with kids from all over singing to raise money for an organization called magical music for life providing free cd's produced for children with autism and special needs. and the kids who care were here singing to support those efforts so the group is called "kid whose care," and the kids who

care is a group of kids 7 to 14 using talents singing and dancing and acting to make a difference in their communities doing free performance where they can brighten someone's day, such as nursing homes and senior centers and family shelters and today at times square. >>gregg: you have another group. >>guest: yes, the new kids, a couple of outreach programs that houses the programs and the new kid is an anti-bullying musical that teaches kids the dangers of hazing and peer pressure and we go to elementary and middle schools and all kids cast and some of these kids perform with that cast and they go to schools. >>heather: so why did you start this theater? >>guest: when i was 15, in high school, and i wanted to be able to provide young people with musical theater training and performance opportunity in a safe and nurturing environment.

>>gregg: this young lady my -- is my daughter. >>guest: i love to help people and i get to bring joy to the lives of those and senior centers and children's hospital. >>gregg: why is it important to perform? >>guest: a lost these people cannot get out and see a show and it makes them feel good to perform and it makes them happy. >> and congratulations you have a great dad. >> why did you want to participate? >> i warned to participate because i love bringing a smile to someone's face who maybe is not having the best day. >>heather: good idea. what was it like performing in times square? >> exciting because we saw everyone out in the audience, and they were cheering and you felt like you were doing

something good because you knew it was sort of a free show. before you perform. >>heather: you were doing a good name. >> i am julia and i am nine. >>heather: why do you participate in the kid whose care? >> i love performing and i love singing and acting and dancing, and i love, like, going to nursing homes and places like that and making people happy. i love to see people smile. >>heather: you made us happy, today. >>gregg: a quick one. your name? >> caroline. >>gregg: do you feel like you are making a difference? >> i do. >>gregg: and it is fun? >> yes. >>gregg: your song is original called what? >>guest: it was written for the organization, kid whose care theme song and this is the first time performing it. >>gregg: thank you,

congratulations to all of you. and now let's play the music. ♪ are you ready ♪ hello, hello ♪ hello, hello ♪ are you ready for the show ♪ okay let's go ♪ we are kids who care ♪ we love to share ♪ we are kid whose care ♪ get ready to smile ♪ get ready for fun ♪ you will be dancing in the aisles ♪ ♪ before the show is done ♪ we are the kids who care ♪ the kids who care ♪ who cares ♪ kids who care

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