the woman's death is tragic and everyone would agree with that. but she died several years after that man lost his job. is it a dirt track? >> it doesn't matter and quite frankly, they have backcheck, pinocchio, whenever these check places do. we should point out that the presence first attack ad on mitt romney was on the same income when they called him a vampire. this is the next part of the story from this super pac. it doesn't matter whether it's true, and quite simply they probably don't care if it's true. what they care about is getting in it on the air and right now they have not heard it yet. but what they have done is by running an ad that is so salacious and over-the-top, it promotes the character, it's a character attack. they know what's it's going to create controversy and is going to be seen even before they put a nickel behind it.

shannon: do you think anyone out there that has a job and a family or are looking for a job do you think they they're looking at those fact checks and those pinocchio test which have really call this one out, as you mentioned? you think the average american -- do you think it will matter and they will make the connection in their mind that mitt romney is a bad guy? >> juicier blog post from the "washington post" versus if they do back this up with some money, really, once you think about this. the attacks on mitt romney have been character attacks, vicious attacks on his character that he is a bad person. this is the ugliest reelection campaign in the media era. we can't think of a time where an incumbent president and his forces have done this intentionally negative about another human being. bill clinton used to talk about the politics of personal destruction and this is it.

they would try to destroy mitt romney. whether or not the fact checkers like it or not, it is here. they are putting the worst ads up in virginia, ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin, trying to kill mitt romney before he can get their. shannon: we show pulling that mitt romney's unfavorable numbers have ticked upwards. it sounds like a brilliant strategy by the obama campaign. >> this is like general critics lemay in world war ii. this is carpet bombing is absolutely fiber content firebombing. this is not brilliant. it is brute force. the thing that the president knows his bed he is less likely than republicans because of the carpet for it. i can only imagine what would happen if mitt romney were running for his super pac was running a similarly rough nature ad, i don't think he she would be having a very good day today. shannon: 11:30 a.m. eastern time

everyday. thank you so much, chris. clearly, that ad is sparking a major quest for truth on the romney and obama trail. there are similar cries coming from democrats about a new mitt romney ad. that ad accuses the president of gutting the work requirements for welfare recipients. but the obama campaign and former president bill clinton, a key player in that reform movement, they have slammed the ad. so where do these questionable attacks go nuts? we will debate this and we will update you the minute the white house remarks on this latest super pac ad. we are getting new details about the shooting rampage at a sikh temple on sunday that left six people dead. the fbi saying just a couple of hours ago that they have not yet determined a motive for wade michael paige and his actions. today they reveal how he died. >> the evidence in the case that

the second responding officer who shot page in the stomach, thank goodness, subsequent to that, it appears that page died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. shannon: authorities say that page acted alone in the shooting. we are also seeing some stunning developments in a bizarre mystery that unfolded at san diego's historic coronado mansion last year. there is a new report that claims six year old max did not accidentally fall down the stairs as previously thought. he was the son of jonah shacknai. shacknai's girlfriend was found

hanging from the balcony several days later. her death was ruled a suicide. chris allbritton has been watching this story for months. >> to forensic pathologist have been hired to look into the death of her son. both of those doctors came to the same conclusion that the little boy could not have fallen over the balcony himself. let me show you here, this is the staircase in question. to give you context of what we are talking about. max shacknai was actually riding his scooter here, he went towards this corner of the balcony and then somehow, he grabbed his scooter and hit his back and went up and over the railing. here is a diagram of the san diego county's corners office of what they think happened. they went up over the balcony

comehither chandelier, and landed on his back. now, the two doctors say that it is physically impossible and here is why. they say that max at shacknai was 45 inches tall. the railing is only 32.25 inches tall. the center of gravity is right there where the blue dot is. and it is impossible for him to propel himself up and over that balcony because he simply is too short. one doctor takes it even further, saying that max shacknai was assaulted at the top of the staircase and pushed over. the mother believes that that makes sense. >> especially given all the multiple claims of injuries. over his head and his back over his right eye. it just didn't make any sense. >> we now know that the father's

girlfriend was in charge of watching him at the time. she is the one that found him at the bottom of the stairs. she committed suicide three days later. but her hands were tied behind her back. her feet were bound and she was naked, hanging from a balcony in the very same mansion. her family does not believe that she killed herself. max's mother does not believe his death was an accident. the coronado police department say they are willing to reveal all the evidence, but have not gone as far as to say that they will reopen the case yet. a fascinating fascinating new information coming from these independent pathologist. shannon: it is very fascinating. thank you for keeping us up-to-date. and marc berman had a chance to look at these autopsies and the evidence in the case. he is going to join us in about 30 minutes with a new twist on what he discovered in his brand-new report. >> this is a fox news alert. we are awaiting a news

conference on a security system for new york city. it looks that the nypd has teamed up with microsoft to create new technology that will give police a possible new tool to help protect the city. david lee miller has the latest live in new york city. >> hello. we have this news news conference that we expected them to weigh in less than half an hour. we expect michael bloomberg and new york please commissioner ray kelly to attend. what they are going to unveil its latest tool for the new york city police department called the domain awareness system. what this essentially is is it allows the city to monitor various videos and examine the video with police databases. how can that be applied? here's an example that was given. it's a suspicious package is located on the street. the police will now have the ability to easily look at video of that specific location and go back a number of days and see who placed that package at the location. what is interesting about this system is that it uses not only cameras that are owned and

operated by the city and police department, but also cameras that are owned by private businesses, they can also voluntarily take part. just a few days ago, the police commissioner a little bit of a preview of how it works. >> what it does is aggregate a lot of the information that we have through cameras. we put it through databases that make it a one-stop shop for investigating. especially in regards to types of government services. >> not everyone thinks the system is a good idea. civil rights advocates say that there is a potential here for great abuse. the head of the new york city -- one of the american civil liberty union members says that there is some entity that should be looking over the shoulder of the nypd. >> one of the big concerns in the system, even if you think it is a perfectly legitimate law enforcement system, there is no oversight whatsoever. the only people who have control

over this are people inside the police department. that is one thing when you're talking about a commission or criminals. an entirely different thing when you're talking about the general public. >> the new york city police commissioner ray kelly says that the city badly needs tools like this to combat terrorism and underscoring that exciting the fact that sends 9/11 there have been 14 terror attacks that have been ported here by law enforcement. shannon: david lee miller, thank thank you. new questions during a high-profile attack on governor mitt romney. harry reid refusing to back down for mitt romney's tax return. whoopi goldberg on why this raises serious concerns. and growing controversy over a mysterious billboard and its grim take on the u.s. unemployment.

shannon: new questions about the stunning and unsubstantiated

charges leveled against governor romney by the most powerful man in the senate. majority leader harry reid continues to repeat claims that governor romney did not pay taxes for about a decade. >> his father, george romney, said the president that people running for president should file their tax returns. governor romney will won't do that because he has basically paid no taxes in the prior 12 years. shannon: they are refusing to reveal a source for that. the white house to denounce senator reid's claims. >> i think the dispute is between the romney campaign and harry reid and senator reid is, you know, doesn't take direction. he speaks for himself. shannon: he is addressing this issue on his website. the true and pathetic story of the president and the mainstream

media. it is good to see you. >> let's talk about this. because in your writing about this, he went so far as to say that to you, harry reid comes off as a psychopath. that is a pretty strong charge. >> listen, i understand that politics isn't a cliché. it is for big boys and girls. and it is a tough game. and i understand double sides want to win. but there has to be some standards. on the floor of the senate, saying the word is out, what does that mean? the word is out. the romney hasn't paid taxes in 10 years. if some drunk said that on the floor of a barroom, that would be one thing, harry reid said that on the floor of the united states senate. what makes him a psycho is that if you talk to anybody who knows harry reid, they say that he is trouble. it is one thing that is trouble

to do something that is vile and indecent as he did. but it would be nice if he felt a little bad about it. he doesn't. that is what makes him a psycho. shannon: he is getting a lot of backup from nancy pelosi and the head of the dnc, debbie wasserman schultz print and others who say, i believe him. if he has a credible source, but we stand by him and he has a responsibility to come forward and to share what he knows about somebody who wants to be the president of the united states. >> alright, all right, so let's take that logic and use that word loosely to the next level. i wrote a piece on my website, bernard goldberg.com. i'm going to cover up her he reads picture because he is giving someone the finger. but here's the headline. do you know that harry reid got rich pimping out [bleep] harry reid makes his money by picking

up prostitutes and nevada. you know how i know this? because the word is out. the word is out that he does. the word is out for the same phrase that he was buried by the way, harry reid also said he had a credible source. so why. don't ask me to credible sources though. because i can't tell you. just as he can't tell who has credible sources. now, i am simply making a point when i read a headline. he was serious. he did that on the floor of the united states senate. shame on him and on nancy pelosi. shame on debbie wasserman schultz and i will tell you who else should be ashamed of themselves. barack obama. because in the end, he is behind. it is his campaign that is behind us. and if he wins, lecturing americans apart based on class warfare, running commercials in the one you run at the beginning of the program, if he wins that

way, and the price he is going to pay if he will will be governing a nation so divided, far more divided than when he took office because he has managed to turn americans against each other. and that is a very high price to pay for victory if he should achieve victory. >> you do say in the piece that it is a safe bet that harry reid did not come up with it by himself. he now accuses the president's campaign of being behind us. >> you could use the work he was, i guess, technically, that is the correct word. but does anybody out there listening to us say that a doofus like harry reid came up with this himself? >> that one day in the last week, he just got up in the morning and said, i think i'm going to say the word is out that mitt romney didn't pay his taxes? of course the obama campaign is behind us. nobody who knows politics would dispute that.

not one democratic operative were important democratic congress member has denounced his ability. that ought to tell you something. shannon: we will see if the white house continues to say he has his own man or distance himself from these claims. mr. bulger, good to see you. a reminder on our top stories. we are waiting the white house to tell us whether president obama supports the newest super pac ad that accuses governor romney of causing a woman's back. we are hoping to get that response shortly and some breaking news on britney travis. a dui where police found him naked. in three minutes, the best-selling 50 shades of gray is providing some heed to the economy ♪ [ acoustic guitar: upbeat ]

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a brand-new battle brewing over welfare reforms first signed into law by president clinton. they are accusing the obama administration of trying to drop welfare for certain recipients. this is growing into a big fight

on the campaign trail as well. >> reporter: republicans in both houses have now introduced legislation to prevent the obama administration from using waivers too reduce work requirements in the 96 welfare reform law. listen. >> for them to just unilaterally change the law, they can't do that. >> if the president wants to make changes or his administration has better ideas on how to administrate this area or this program they are welcome to come through congress. >> reporter: what started all this was a july 12th memo from the health and human services department in which it claimed it had the quote, authority to waive compliance and try other methods, including quote, definitions of work activities and engagement. many lawmakers saw that as a pow err grab because the original legislation did not authorize such waivers. the welfare law is two years overdue for reauthorization.

they say if the administration needs changes, ask for them. >> we are in the middle of a second decade undoubtedly we need some changes. let's work together to get them done >> reporter: the administration justified its action saying there was response to letters from utah and others asking for flexibility. listen. >> just last year states led by democrats and republicans, including nevada and utah called for these waivers. >> reporter: now utah's letter, though, complained only about the accounting requirements in the law and did not ask for a waiver of the work requirement. the governor also questioned whether hhs could act on its even saying, quote, utah understood that hss did not have waiver authority and our request was limited, and limited flexibility was made under that assumption. secretary sebelius sent a letter to congress saying she would not accept any changes that undercut the work requirement in the original law. skeptical lawmakers say if

that's true then why did the department argue in the first place that it could waive work requirements? shannon. shannon: interesting question. jim, thank you. >> reporter: yes, imagine. shannon: again the romney campaign took this debate to a new level when it released this ad just yesterday. >> in 1996 president clinton and a bipartisan congress helped end welfare as we notice by requiring work for welfare. but on july 12th president obama quietly announced a plan to gut welfare reform by dropping work requirements. under obama's plan you wouldn't have to work and wouldn't have to train for a job, they just send you your welfare check. shannon: the white house is calling the charges categorically false and blatantly dishonest. we have two fox news contributors. good to see you both. it's important here that president clinton has weighed in. he said the obama administration

has taken important steps to insure that the work requirement is maintained and waivers will be granted only if a state can demonstrate that new people will be moved into work by this approach. false campaign ad? >> no. what he has done is give these waivers and there is some question about the legality of having the hss secretary do this. there is a question in the original law of whether or not these kinds of waivers with regard to the work requirement can even be waived. that might have to be settled in the courts. but what romney is saying, is look you have an executive who has once again gone around the congress and legislative process to give these waivers, again, questionable legality on the work requirement. what is important to recognize here is that you might now under this. if this is allowed to stand you might have state bureaucrats across the nation then counting things as work that should not be counted as work. so, for example, we have

examples of journaling, or bed rest, or meditative reading. >> that is work. >> counting as work requirements. if you allow the states this kind of flexibility in being able to decide what is work and what is not work you'll have this ma tphaouf srer maneuvering. >> usually we love state rights and we hate centralized government. apparently not today. that is not what the romney ad said. the romney ad said that obama would waive the work requirements. that is not true at all. everybody concedes its not true at all, including independent belief in people who watch us independent leave. the only way you make a waiver is if you make the work requirement stronger. why would the romney campaign bring up welfare reform. now we learn that when he was governor of massachusetts mitt romney allowed people on welfare to have free cars. the state would pay for the cars, the car insurance, it would even pay for aaa, this is something that is so tone deaf

because he's raised this issue now that the obama administration can come back and say, look what you did to massachusetts, look at the give aways you gave to people on welfare. i sometimes wonder who is running the romney campaign. did they not do research on their own candidate? >> governor romney has a very strong record in massachusetts as governor on the work requirements. every time legislation came up from democrats in his state legislature he vetoed legislation that would have weakened the work requirement. i'm not quite sure about that. i do think the ad is correct. when people say that governor romney in 2005 signed a letter saying that he wanted some state flexibility all of those republican governors who asked for that in 2005, and this gets sort of to the crux of this. they weren't asking for waivers of the work requirements, they were asking for flexibility in actually implementing a lot of some of the federal money that was coming into the state. >> quickly just a note this is from "the washington post," not a conservative baston by both people's accounts.

if we are going to look at them, they do these pa tphoeb pinnichios. they gave four to the romney ad, three pinnochios to the obama ad. julie it sounds like both side are in trouble on this. maybe it's not a good issue for either one. >> i don't know what they said about obama but i will say with mitt romney i don't know what monica would say to the fact that he gave away free cars and auto insurance to people on welfare. that to me is not somebody strong on welfare. all obama is trying to do is say look, california, ohio, whatever state you want to pick, if you have a better way to put people back to work that is demon strabl, you hav demonstrable, you have to prove it.

we will allow you flexibility to do that. >> i think both campaigns your engaging this issue. in that obama memo coming from hss they actually used a new, brand-new legal argument that apparently they pulled out of thin air that would actually gut the work requirement. so you have to look at this from all sides here. the other point about this is that governor romney is making this an issue because it gets to the bigger point about government dependency and that is a largest narrative about what president obama and the left have been doing over the last three and a half years, which is to expand the number of people dependent on government at all levels. >> i guess if i wanted to be dependent on government i would have lived in massachusetts in 1997, would have got even welfare, a free car and autoshaourpbs. i don't kno auto insurance. shannon: >> the best welfare is a steady job and that is something this administration has not

provided. >> we can agree on that. but getting welfare for free -- shannon: we are tracking a growing controversy after new reports that feature the president hraoebgt urg the media. mr. obama suggesting that some views should not be reported on when they are not supported by the facts. we will look at who decides the facts and we have stunning new claims in the murder of a mysterious death of a wealthy krerbgs o's girlfrien ceo's girlfriend and his young son. detective mark fuhrman has looked at the latest information on this case, he will let us know what they think really happened. >> i received the reports from dr. gomez. it didn't add up. especially all the multiple injuries on his body, around his back, his neck, on his eye, on the top of his head, over his right eye, it just didn't make

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>> we now have co confirmation from the fishery officials in massachusetts today that it was a great white shark that attacked a swimmer off a cape cod beach last month. christopher myers was swimming with his son when he was pulled under. he managed to get ashore and was streeted at a hospital in boston. authorities confirm it was a great white after examining the bite marks on both of his legs. there's been an increase in shark sightings because of the growing seal population off massachusetts beaches. now back to the death of a 6-year-old boy at the famed coronado mansion in san diego last year. independent pathologists hired by max shacknai's mother said the child was murdered and did not accidentally fall down the stairs as investigators had previously determined. this mystery last year sparked a number of theories, especially

after the girlfriend of max's father, pharmaceutical tycoon's girlfriend was found hanging by the neck a few days later. mark fuhrman has looked into the evidence. this comes from independent outsiders. what do you make of the reports? >> well, first we have to understand that the coronado police department has not reclassified the child's death from accidental to homicide, so that being said, these are renowned experts, and of course this was a pathologist that did the original autopsy, and i'm sure that they are going to take these reports under consideration and maybe a different view, or a view that the original pathologist and the detective didn't quite consider in the initial autopsy, and then if there is evidence they will

reclassify the case as a homicide, and then the suicide of the girlfriend, rebecca starts to make more sense now than it did then. >> the mother who hired these independent outside consultants said she was very disturbed, obviously, having lost her son she's already suffered a tragedy, then to find by what she determined from the report that there had been some other injuries inconsistent with what would have been an accident, she mentioned injuries on his eyes, the top of his head, did anything stand out to you as something that would raise concerns as a detective that maybe this wasn't an accident? >> not seeing the autopsy, not being at the autopsy, not seeing the photographs, and not knowing the condition of the child before the accident, it's very hard to say. when you have injuries thathe supervisory adults are saying were not there before the accident, then you can conclude that if they didn't happen during the accident, then the

accident didn't occur as described. the injuries around the eyes, depending on how the child fell and where the impact was with objects from the bana sister t bannister to the floor, if you can imagine a half so manier salt where the victim landed on their back you would not have injuries to the faces specially abrasions and contusions. if you did they would leave skin cells or blood on the objects on the way down. >> what level of persuasion would a police department have to be convinced of in order to look at the outside report and say we already had the coroner's report, now we get to outside report, there is enough there that suggests maybe it is worth opening? >> well, they have no axe to grind on this. it's one thing, another pathologist looking at a case, but a biomechanics

professor-doctor, somebody that studies the movements of the body and how things are possible, and the way the body would fall, i think this is something that a police department would welcome, because if you establish that the child was the victim of a homicide, but still alive for four days, the girlfriend, rebecca commits suicide, which was always in question, was she murdered or was it a suicide, it starts to make sense that the grief and the fear that the child would awake from the coma and then they would be found out starts to make sense. so if i was a detective i think i would welcome the new information, and i would weigh it with what we questioned and what we didn't know and perhaps that biomechanics doctor actually came in and solved some of the problems that we were struggling with initially. shannon: and of course her family continues to contest the finding that she committed suicide, as many families do. they find the way they knew her and the days that they were talking to her around that it

doesn't seem consistent to them. i know they are also challenging that particular finding. if this were to be reopened as a homicide case, how tough is it for the police that somebody who would have been the only adult in the house at the time, the number one witness to what happened is no longer here? >> really, i think it comes down to paperwork. you have a suspect in a homicide that commits suicide, and i've read her autopsy, and clearly the evidence that leads up to the suicide, and the location of her successful suicide, she did that alone. it was not a homicide. i mean there is conclusive, absolute evidence on the balcony, and before, and evidence where she painted on the door, and that paint transferred to her hand where she put it back into the rope that she had behind her back. so i mean that is co conclusive it was a suicide, but why? if it's a homicide now you know

why and the homicide makes sense in conjunction with the suicide, so it would be solved, it would be a murder/suicide. shannon: very interesting insights. thank you for taking a look and sharing this with us. we have breaking news on the showdown in syria. john brennan speaking moments ago about what al-qaida may be doing in that country right now, and the worry about all the weapons floating around there as well. general jack keane joins us shortly. someone in one major city recently put up this very grim take on the american jobs crisis. trace joins us in three minutes with the story behind that billboard. questions? anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yeah. one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. approved! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'.

shannon: we are getting in breaking news in the last hour or so on country singer randy

travis. this is his new mugshot taken after his arrest last night for allegedly driving drunk in suburban dallas. police say he crashed his pontiac transam and we are learning a short while ago when police arrived at the scene they say the country star was found naked, and threatening to shoot the police officers. a lot more on this story in the next hour. also a developing story in las vegas about a controversial and disturbing billboard. it shows what looks like a person hanging from the sign with the words, dying for work, that is painted on the sign. trace gallagher has details from the west coast newsroom, very bizarre, trace. >> reporter: you can imagine driving to work down i-15 in vegas which is the main interstate looking up and seeing that billboard and seeing what appears to be someone hanging from it. this was right off the fle freeway of interstate 15. it was part of an impromptu campaign with multiple

billboards around las vegas. the first one here was spotted over interstate 15. a lot of commuters called the police, called in talk radio shows. the dying for work slogan. the other one was across town, this one another dummy hanging, another sign, except this sign said, hope you're happy, wall street. the billboard company is one of the biggest billboard companies in that area. we called them, they have not responded yet. we don't know if they sold or rented the space or if the space was simply hijacked. either way the billboards have now been taken down by the nevada department of transportation. and in case you're wondering, nevada has the highest unemployment rate in the country by a mile, 11.6% in nevada. the next closes is rhode island at 10.9%, and we can tell you from first-hand experience there are a number of people, in fact tens of thousands very frustrated at nevada's handling of the unemployment situation in

that state. we don't know who is behind it, shannon, but when we find out we'll let you know. shannon: i'm also free speech. i have to say if i was driving down the road i'd worry about an accident or something happening there. >> reporter: no accidents by the way. the state troopers said no accidents were caused by this thing this morning that they know of. shannon: good to know. trace, thank you. busted, a woman caught trying to steal a newborn from a hospital, what cops are saying about a possible motive. and the lies she told her own husband. plus, call him critic in chief for president obama on the media's coverage of his administration. and the ceo of the walt disney company a prominent obama supporter speaking out on taxes. what he has to say may surprise everyone.

shannon: this is a fox news alert with developments on our top story. president obama is wheels down in colorado and we may hear what the white house has to say about

what is being called a new low in advertising for the campaign. the president heading to colorado for a speech on the economy. but the question on everyone's minds is will the president endorse the act or distance himself on the message. >> that when they town the cancer. by then it was stage four. there was nothing they could do for her. she passed away in 22 days. i do not think mitt romney realized what he has done to anyone. furthermore i do not think mitt romney is concerned. shannon: ed henry joins us live from denver. hello, ed. >> reporter: the president today wants to keep the focus on women's health in the state of colorado. nancy pelosi came into a lot of

controversy as she charged republicans wanted to take away women's reproductive rights and were against cheaper access to birth control. while the president wants the focus to be about that it's being overshadowed by another woman, the late wife of that steel worker you mentioned. a lot of controversy over this ad by the democratic super pack. some of the facts don't add up here. if you look at the time line of when the steel worker lost his job. the fact is his wife at the time when she was still alive had her own job and had health inn through her own company so they didn't necessarily lose the insurance because bain capital shut down that steel plant. the other issue was she got sick and died five years after the company went bankrupt. so when robert gibbs was pressed about all of this he would not run away from the ad.

take a listen. >> this is an ad by an entity that's not controlled by the campaign. i don't know the specifics of this man's case. i do think there is a lot of concern in the country about what happens when people lose their jobs. >> reporter: jay carney onboard air force one told reporters for the second straight day that not only obama campaign but the white house has nothing to do with this ad. it's done by a super pac run by bill burton, a former white house ad. the president said he wanted his campaign donors to support this democratic super pac. there has been that connection no doubt. also the president will remember ran an official ad with the obama campaign. the president was saying

politics can be small sometimes. this is one of the reasons why the white house is facing pressure for why they have denounced this ad. shannon: ed henry live in denver. the stakes are high for the president while in colorado. will the polls tell a different story in 2012 in the most recent real clear politics average has the president on top by a point. compare that to 2008 when then candidate obama easily beat senator mccain 53.5 to 45%. a woman by the name of sandra thriewk is set to introduce the president to the audience. she testified before congress on the healthcare law. she gained national attention with her appeal for the mandate. >> without insurance coverage

contraception can cost a woman over $3,000 during law school. 40% of the female students at georgetown law reported to us they struggled as a result of this policy. shannon: major developments in syria. white house counter-terrorism chief speak being the growing threat of al qaeda in syria. general jack keane is a four-star general, a vice chief staff of the army and a fox news military analyst. good to see you. thanks for joining us. what do you make of these remarks from john brennan talking about al qaeda being actively involved in the unrest in al qaeda. >> that's undisputable. al qaeda has been in from the outset. they have vested interests. what the al qaeda presence is all about the post assad regime and what influence they will have in syria.

they see this as a huge opportunity for themselves. a lot of them are coming out of a rock and they have logistical infrastructure where they can support their operations in syria. shannon: how worried are you that the syrian government has some times of chemical weapons? how worried are you al qaeda or another group could get their hands on those weapons? >> our government is concerned about it as is the israeli government. it occupied our intelligence agencies for some time. we wanted to make sure we know those locations and also work with the rebels because the regime is eventually going to collapse. and work those rebels now so those weapons will be safeguarded when that regime collapsed. i wouldn't be surprised if we didn't put some people on the ground to safeguard the weapons as we did in libya. shannon: i want to talk about

the rebels. we just got the sound in from counter terrorism adviser john brennan talking about the history of al qaeda. >> the history of al qaeda is they try to take advantage of areas that are lawless or going through political change or chaos. they grew in iraq. they they have taken advantage of the situation in somalia and yemen because of the problems there. syria is no different. shannon: for me that begs the question and for others as well. if we know al qaeda may be involved in syria what do we know about the others we broadly term as rebels. who should we be helping. what do we know about the rebels and what different groups may be taking part and identifying themselves that way. >> i think they are in two large groups as radicals as we would define them loosely. al qaeda and also the muslim brotherhood. they are on the far right of

that movement. most of the rebels have fall on a category of being moderate. a lot of those are former military officers and nilt non-commissions officers helping to lead that movement. i'm making the assumption that we are working with some of those more moderate groups. not only to assist them now, with the movement that they conducted against the regime but equally important to have a relationship that we forge now so we can influence those moderates in a post-assad regime and they will -- they will vie for power and influence. and we are going to play a role i believe in attempting to get a more moderate regime in syria post assad. shannon: do you think that will be possible? from what we understand iran is standing with syria. the latest television appearance on state tv by assad was with a senior iranian official.

what are we to interpret about what role they will play as he tries to hang on to control and if he loses it afterwards? >> this is critical for the iranians. this is their number one ally in the region. yet the iranians have been trying to form a coalition a from lebanon to syria to iraq and what they are interested in is regional hegemony. the iranians have been trying to prop up the regime. they provided resources, supplies, ammunition. they brought in the quds force. and the head of the quds force has been in syria for weeks and months at a time and leaves and comes back again. hundreds of quds force members are in syria assisting the syrian army. as you know, the "wall street journal" reported the 48 hostages seized by the rebels are quds force members.

the iranians desperately want to keep the syrian regime in power and force back the rebels. shannon: always great to see you, sir, thank you. there is a developing story in the city of anaheim, california. best known as the home to disneyland. the city saw violent protests after two deadly police shootings both involving latinos believed to be gang members. now there is a community meeting. that's going to happen tonight. william lajeunesse is following it all live from anaheim. >> reporter: those police shootings were a catalyst for what will happen tonight. the city council will put three proposals on the table. expands the city council from 4-6. elect those people by district and not at large. and to ask taxpayer's approval for any subsidy to developers.

anaheim, california. home of disneyland, the angels and ducks. but lately ... >> we are not the happiest place on earth. we are the tragic kingdom. >> 8 police shootings this year, five fatal. >> i want my son -- >> these murder are a systematic attack on our people. >> reporter: both july shooting involved documented gang members. one who fired first while trying to flee police. >> police see themselves as trying to protect these families and going after some of the gangs and drugs that, you know, hide out in the neighborhood. >> 2,500 gang members consider anaheim their turf. they are outnumber police 6-1. even activists admit police are not the real issue.

anaheim to many is a tale of two cities. one, poor, his bank and unemployed. the other white, healthier. in 1970 anaheim was 9% latino. today it's 53%. yet no one on the city council is full latino. the aclu is trying to change that by filing a lawsuit to elect council members by district. >> by opening up and saying we want to hear from everybody, that's a good thing. >> reporter: we expecting 1,000 people or more, that's why they moved the city council meeting to the high school auditorium. the businesses have all board up and closed for the day because they are expecting some damage, if you will. those police shootings, if you will, are under investigation about it u.s. attorney's office as well as the fbi. to look if there was justifiable force used in those shootings.

back to you. shannon: a familiar theme working its way back into the election cycle. are you better off now than four years ago? famously asked by ronald reagan in a similar economy. his son michael joins us and we'll ask him for his answer. to look at how much power the economy has to shape the outcome in november. a chick-fil-a verbally attacked over her boss' stand on gay message. the message she has for her for meantor. >> this is my free water, right? >> yes. >> you know why i'm getting the free water, right? >> no, i do not. >> because chick-fil-a is a hateful organization. at purina one,

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the cheering crowd encouraging her as she strutted her stuff one-on-one then busted a move in a group. it was at a dinner hosted by the south african foreign minister. she has better moves than i do. we have new questions about a famous campaign slogan after aarp released a brand-new poll. 80% of registered voters believe their finances have suffered in the past four years and nearly half of baby boomers believe they might never actually retire and they will essentially work until they die. the result bringing back memories of 1980 when ronald reagan delivered these famous lines. >> are you better off than you were four years ago? is it easier for to you go and buy things in the store than it was four years ago? is there more or less you be employment in the country than

there was four years ago? is america as respected throughout the world as it was? shannon: michael reagan joins us live. good to see you today, sir. >> good to see you. shannon: the numbers from the aarp poll do not sound encouraging. folks believe they are not better off. 80% say their finances have been negatively affected the last four years but the polls show in many cases people still say they will vote for president obama over mitt romney. writes the missing link? >> the missing link is the likability factor. barack obama may be leading this country down the drain but he's more likeable than mitt romney. mitt romney has to work on that likeable quotient. but to answer the question are you better off today than you were four years ago?

barack obama is. other people who are better off today than they were four years ago, members of congress who have done absolutely nothing while we have an 8.3% unemployment rate in the united states of america. that what's you are seeing in the poll put out by the aarp. you are seeing other polls reflect that. you look at the aarp poll. 81% of them are dissatisfied with the congress of the united states of america. 49% dissatisfied with the president of the united states of america. shannon: you mention the likability factor. people still personally like the president. many of them. and that can truly make a difference in his reelection campaign. >> it can. it is that likability factor. you are seen on tv. how do you come across on tv. how do you project yourself on tv. are you stiff? are you loose? there are people who like barack

obama because they like him on television. they like the way he comports himself on television. i may disagree with him politically but the likability plays out when you put so much time into television and the negative ads as always seem to work. shannon: with the polls as tight as they are how important do you think the upcoming debates will be? >> i think they will be major importance. mitt romney has to clean barack obama's glock these debates for people to be comfort stable with him leading this country for the next four years it's amazing to me when you look at some of these polls out there, they don't realize that harry reid hasn't passed a budget in three years, and the senate of the united states. that's uncon shunnable what's going on in washington, d.c. there is a lot of news that doesn't get out. people have to study the facts of what's going on. don't peso much attention to the ads. both sides lie about the other

person. they take everything out of context to try to make a point. you have to search out what the truth out and that takes a lot of work. shannon: what does that say about the current state of american politics if you are saying both sides don't tell the truth all the time? >> if i'm selgd you a product and holding up my blackberry and i lie to you about it i could be fined for that. but if i hold up a candidate for president of the united states or congress and i lie about that person, harry reid on the senate floor, that's okay, i have a first amendment right to lie about a member of congress or somebody running for congresser to the president of the united states of america. i can't lie about a product but i can lie about someone who will be the leader of the free world. people have to do their due diligence and find these things out so they make a correct decision on november 6 of this

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shannon: shocking video of a

california woman apparently trying to steal a newborn. police say she disguised herself in medical scrubs and posed as a nurse when she attempted to kidnap the baby near anaheim. that just beginning of this story. hi, trace. >> reporter: ramirez kept telling her estranged husband she was pregnant. but they didn't love each other or see each other but when the due date passed he wanted to see his daughter. that's when ramirez went to the hospital wearing scrubs saying she was there to see a friend. she posed as a nurse and entered the room after new baby's mom. she told the mom to take a shower before a doctor came to examine her. when the mom left the room, police say ramirez put the baby

into the tote bag and tried to carry her out of the hospital. that's when her security bracelet went off. >> one of our staff members and a physician stopped the individual and followed the protocol. that's when the baby was identified and was rescued with no injury at all. >> reporter: they locked down the entire hospital and blocked all the exits. ramirez's estranged husband said he had no knowledge of the kidnap. police believe she was casing other hospitals in the area going in and asking expectant mothers when their due date was. one of those mothers said she was freaked out by that. she notified the hospital. the hospital notified police. those women contacted in other hospitals have i.d.'d ramirez as

the woman questioning them about their due dates. shannon: new questions about the president's role as media critic. reports have mr. obama suggesting some views should not be reported on when they are not booked up by the fact.. who gets to decide what the facts are. a well-respected doctor accused of trying to kill his wife one cup of coffee at a time. shocking details on country music star dui. [♪]

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shannon: back to our top story. we are awaiting word from the white house to tell us whether president obama supports a new ad that essentially accuses mitt romney of causing a woman's death. serious questions have been raised about whether it is accurate or fair. this morning on "morning joe" robert gibbs was pressed about this ad.

>> this is an ad by an entity that's not controlled by the campaign. i certainly don't know the specifics of this man's case. i do think there is a lot of concern in the country about what happens when people lose their jobs. we know that when they lose their jobs because most of where people get their healthcare is in their jobs. they tend to lose their healthcare. people will decide whether it's factual. >> if the ad is not true, mark, it one be effective. if there is an ad that's not true, it shouldn't be running. one thing i'm not going to do is get involved in super pacs and think i need some lawyer to explain to me coordination. shannon: chris hahn and chris plante, gentlemen, good to see you both.

christopher, i want to talk about a couple things robert gibbs said. he said if an ad is not true, it one be effective. is that true? >> yeah. this is about business. and in romney's case business is business and business must grow. he doesn't care about the consequences of his actions. the consequences of him closing down that steel mill where this man lost his job and his wife didn't get preventative care. i'm not blaming romney for this. i don't blame romney for her getting cancer but i blame him for her losing her health coverage. if she lived in massachusetts she would have had healthcare. but i'll take it one step further, if she had been alive in 2014 she would have healthcare agriculture as all americans will under the president's plan. shannon: "the washington post" gave this four pinocchios over

this. he lost his job in 2001, lost his coverage. "the washington post" found that she had coverage for a couple more years unher job. did not pass away until several years later. the ad to some who sight for the first time, plante, is it fair to say they would be mislead? >> no, it's a flat out vicious molotov cocktail throwing slanderous lie. the fact that anyone would carry water for this kind of filth speaks to the real issue. the real issue is not the slander, the falsehood the democrat party is advancing. it's the ongoing relentless vial vulgar slander that is being carried by the white house, by harry reid, by nancy pelosi, about it rank and file democrats who go on tell vague to carry this forward. it speaks to a dying party. and that's the democratic party

which has sunk so low with a straight face attempt to make this argument which is beneath contempt and does not deserve a dignified response. it's so foul and so odious and so false that my former party, the democrat party should apologize for the filth they are spreading around. we are trying to have a serious discussion about the economy and the millions of people barack obama has put out of work who are without health insurance and dying as we speak. >> i guess romney will apologize for healthcare. let's be hon yeast her, both sides are engaged in manipulation of the facts. i don't know what happened to

this woman. i don't blame mitt romney for her having cancer but i blame mitt romney for this man losing his healthcare. the post was clear about that -- "the washington post" was clear about that. and andrea saul was clear about that. if she had lived in massachusetts she would have had healthcare coverage. shannon: andrea saul speaks on behalf of the romney campaign. bill burton who was formerly with the white house, they are the super pac behind this ad. the white house has been asked numerous times the past few hours. bill burton said it would be overstating the ad to say they are connecting this woman's death to mitt romney. so christopher hahn, why run the ad. what is the point of the ad? >> i think the ad is over the top. but i think we'll have over the top ads all election season

long. the romney campaign as already engaged in over the top action. i think they are saying this president is the most radical ever. shannon: chris plant want to bring you in here. >> here is the problem we have here. dishonesty has become the new honesty. the dishonesty has to be rejected by people -- i used to be a democrat. i'm ashamed of the democratic party today. i'm appalled by the democratic party today. bring it back. reel it back in. let's talk about the economy. let's not talk:all this incendiary stuff. hang on a second. and that's where robert gibbs to try to disassociate himself with himself because the former deputy terry press secretary

doesn't technically work for this white house. they bought this ad with money from bill maher. shannon: we have to leave it there. gentlemen, time out. we love you. you will be back soon. our democrat, our former democrat, come back soon. thank you both. new calls for tax reform from one of america's top business leaders. in an interview on the fox business network the head of the walt disney company calling for a cut in the corporate tax rate as a way he says to create new jobs and jump-start the economy. >> bob eiger is usually measures with his comments. he made the point that his company has been able into vest during the recession because of their customers' loyalty to anything disney.

the company report record earnings. he says though he believes in america and wants to do business here. he says the tax code makes it difficult. >> you have to as do you in any business consider competitive factors. if the corporate tax rate in the u.k. which is being decreased is much more favorable, that an incentive for companies to do business there. that's not good for america because that creates a loss of jobs and a lot of revenue and i stead of the opposite. this is a company that has created more jobs in this country recently than many other companies not just of what we describe in terms of the investment cycle but we basically believe in this country and doing business here. but we need help. >> reporter: people might want to think companies want to pay lower taxes and they are getting away with murder. but anyone who follows business knows taxes are an expense like

anything else it's a cost of doing business. they either take the place of hiring or they are passed along to you in the form of higher prices. either wait' the american who suffers. this is a refrain we are hearing across corporate america. shannon: it sounds like a great interview. we thruns is more to come. check it out. melissa, thank you so much. president obama getting lessons in journalism. privately criticizing the media for what he calls false balance. but isn't that what unbiased journalism is all about. we report, you decide, a fair and balanced debate next. a comedian getting death threats for doing this job which is making people laugh. new fallout from a rant gone viral. >> are you done? >> no, this whole thing with

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shannon: a growing debate over a controversial policy at a charter school that forces female students to take a pregnancy test if school administrators suspect she is pregnant. and if she is pregnant she is banned from attending school in person. this after the aclu brought attention to the policy when it called on the school to reverse it. president obama now the media critic-in-chief lecturing

columnists over what he calls false balance. he cites coverage of the healthcare bill and also the stimulus package as examples because the president thinks the media shouldn't report facts that don't support his position. kevin is a nationally syndicated radio host. welcome to you all. ellen, ladies first. what do you make of this. any president -- some are more sensitive than others about the media coverage. probably nobody in the world gets covers more. >> they should be sensitive because it has to do with whether they will get reelected. the point is most arguments whether it's this one here or then the newspaper, unless it's a long television piece, an hour

special or perhaps a magazine article or a book. there isn't enough time to talk about nuance. so things get -- both sides with equal time. that's just how it is. shannon: in today's world a lot of things are 150 characters. how do you find the balance and decide which facts are the ones that should or shouldn't be included. >> no president should ever get to critique media coverage because they have a loaded agenda they are trying to drive. he's welcome to express his opinion. it should make no difference to the rest of america because he's not an objective source. when you look at where the really balance is in terms of coverage, it's not against the president, as he's claiming. it's in the 98% of the media members who vote democratic in every election. so finding your way through there. one thing i loved about

president bush is he didn't care what the media said. he moved on and did we had to do. shannon: none of us like being criticized publicly. president bush 43 says i'm not going to right, i don't care. is that the better take or should you be combing into what's being said about you. >> it's a false premise. it seem the media are followers. no offense. shannon: none taken. >> the narrative is set in this case by the candidates. in this election the narrative has been awful. it's been nasty. it's been negative. it's been bain, private equity. it's been romney's tax returns, obama's school records. so these people have nobody to blame about the coverage except themselves. they are setting the narrative and the media has to share the

blame as well it seems to me because the standards we say the standards have lowered. no offense again. >> there are exceptions to every rule. >> it's not necessarily journalism we are seeing the campaigns argue about. we are talking about a sales presentation that is being bought or not bought by certain constituency. so when the president puts out a false ad, blatantly false ad in which you have the wife who had health insurance three years after the husband supposedly lost his. you are alienating the constituency you are trying to bring in to vote. >> a lot of people don't check the facts. they are not going to look at a tv ad and go to fact check.org. people want and vote on who's going to be president by who they are willing to have in their living room the next four years. >> the example is a great

example. here is a guy who has an imaginary friend who says that romney didn't pay this taxes. shannon: could be a real person. >> but there is no source produced. in the media you need sources. right? will mcevoy needs two sources and he's a fictional character. the media lap it up so the harry reid story is a story. when the story ought to be where's your source. >> you are saying he made it up? i do it. shannon: what position is he in in that he can't reveal his source. >> harry reid is not a journalism source or writer for "the washington post." he's a man who is making almost libelous obligations against a man who has fulfilled his legal obligations to present his tax returns. >> it's the journalists'

responsibility to say let's parse out and find the source. shannon: should we be taking media criticism from the president? >> i think all presidents do even if they are quiet about it. president bush said he didn't care but they were very media savvy in the white house. >> this president is the most thin-skinned chief executive we have ever had. shannon: stark naked, drunk and fighting with the police. doesn't sound good. but it sounds like a country song. shocking details on randy travis' arrest. pation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yeah. one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. approved! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'.

shannon: country star randy travis is in major trouble.

police busted him in north texas after they say he crashed his car and we are hearing he was naked when officers arrived on the scene and threatened the officers during his arrest. doesn't sound good for mr. travis. >> reporter: someone called police and said they saw somebody flying the road naked and that turned out to be country star randy travis. police say he had a strong odor of alcohol on him. his 1998 trans am was off the side of the road and had crashed into construction debris. police say he refused to take a breathalyzer. as you can see from the mugshot, he had scratches and cuts on his eyes. he also had a black eye. police say when they tried to put him in the patrol car he

threatened to kill them. he was charged with retaliation against police officers. that's a felony. he has not given a comment but he has posted bond web is free. back in february he was arrested for public drunkenness when he parked in front of a church. he said he was celebrating the super bowl an had gotten in a fight with his girlfriend. he's in the process of going through a long and ugly divorce with his wife who was his former manager for 13 years. she says he has threatened her and he claims she is trying to ruin his reputation. still no word from the travis camp. huge star, huge story on randy travis taking a south turn. shannon: sounds like he's having a tough time. just glad no one else was injured in that crash.

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>> a major backlash after a rant against president obama went viral. hes is he has been getting death threats. take a listen. >> this thing with obama saying the rich don't pay their taxes is [blank]. and the democrats, what a [blank]. >> he says he is not that concern about his safety but he says he is riled up about the media, and fellow democrats and why questioning the president's policies why complete strangers accuse him of being a ratessest. >>shepard: the news begins anew, a school in louisiana face as lawsuit for requiring students suspected of being pregnant to take a pregnancy test. if the student does not pass, that student cannot go to class.

what if they refuse the test? we will get do that in a moment. you have heard of the caveman diet? a lot of us have. it is trying to lose weight by eating lots of meat, everybody a caveman might have access to. why is one state claiming that a guy is breaking law for blogging about how it changed his life? a trip to the gas station getting more painful with gas prices up in a big way in the last week. ahead, we will tell you what is behind the sudden spike. that is all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. on "studio b." >> first from fox at 3:00 in new york city, the man accused in the sikh temple massacre turned his gun on himself, shot and killed himself after an officer shot and wounded him on sunday. that's according to the new report from f.b.i. officials in wisconsin. they say police camera confirms that this man, wade michael page, shot himself in the head.

that is what killed him. >> the second responding officer who shot page in the stomach, neutralizing the threat, and, if you have seen the video it is an amazing shot. thank goodness. subsequent to that wound, it appears page died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. >>shepard: officials say the officer fired the fatal shot. investigators now going through the suspect's life, really, checking evidence and talking to those would knew him to determine what made him kill. and rick is on the story for us in oak creek, wisconsin. you talked to a student affected by the policy. what did you learn at the news conference today? rick: well, quite a bit. the f.b.i. says wade page acted alone they knew of his association with