>> also, jesse watters confronting former congresswoman cynthia mckinney. is she getting paid to bash america in muslim countries? in addition, dennis miller will handicap the republican debate tomorrow night. >> set me up a hammock in your rec room. i'm coming over for a sleepover. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the talking points memo this evening is on whether the violence in england will soon come over here. we have that for you in the next block. but the lead story tonight, another catastrophic day in the stock market. dow dropped 520 points. nasdaq down more than 100. in the past three weeks, the dow has dropped 1850 points. obviously trillions of dollars being lost in the private sector. here now, fox news business anchor lou dobbs you see him at 7:00 p.m. each day on fbn. what is going on here? >> what's happening right now, bill is, a loss of $3 trillion over the course of the past two and a

watters. when we come right back.nie goldberg on the big shootout between charles rangle and laura ingraham. looking forward to that report. and then congressman maxine watters damming the tea party. literally. those reports after these messages. bill o'reilly weekdays with bernie segment. new study by the media research center conservative group said there is a huge disparity in the mainstream media using the words conservative and liberal as descriptions. also the big rangle ingraham shootout last week. joining us from north carolina bernard goldberg.com mr. goldberg. what is the point of the study? >> the study found that journalists at abc, nbc, and cbs identified conservatives in their stories 20 times more often than they identified liberals they might say jo blow a conservative, 20 times more often than they said joe smith a liberal. this is like when the government puts warning labels on cigarettes that say cigarettes cause cancer this is a media warning label conservatives are dangerous to your mental health.

she survived by eating bugs and berries and drinking watter from a creek. she's at the hospital listed in serious condition. >>> good afternoon. a typical august pattern. light and morning fog. more today than yesterday. some of that has already burned back to the coast. temperatures running a slight cooldown. so 60s 70s and 80s. it's cool to nice by the coast. it's getting warm inland. we'll end up with a lot of os and then 7 -- 80s and then 70s around the bay. another system will lift that fog bank and enhance it and there's a lot more out there not only giving us fog but drizzle. it looks like the activity in southern california is winding down. temperatures, not too bad. livermore was 90 yesterday. 77 today. well, that was their high temperature. they are 77 now. it took -- it looks like they are running two to three degrees cooler. the delta breeze has been picking up and 60s and 70s elsewhere. mountain view and san jose, you can soo the -- you can see the fog here. west-southwest at 18. had gusts to 20 to 25. a little stronger breeze. the high pressur

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i think maxine watters has a point here. >> do you remember velma hart.cted this woman to stand up and she said i support you but i'm finding it hard and harder to support you and your policies. well, we weighed in with velma hart yesterday, she still doesn't have a job and she's making the point that maxine watters and colonel west are making. it's time to pay attention to the black community. i don't know. i'm not sure why he's not -- you're right, brian, he could have maybe made a little detour and checked out some of the cities with higher unemployment rates. >> i don't know. is it a campaign trip? i can't figure it out or is it not? is the bus that's built in canada went to three american cities, none of which were predominantly african-american and there seems to be a lot of frustration. maxine watters, one quote here that stands out, we don't know what the strategy is. >> no kidding. apparently, we'll find out more in a couple of weeks after the president tells us his plans after labor day. well, now, your headlines for a thursday. we have to begin

after the deal was voted on in the house last night, we sent jessie watters out to see if stossel is right. >> what do you think about the debt deal? >> the jet deal? >> the nation's debt? >> yeah, like the nation's debt? >> i don't know much about it. >> what's the compromise? >> well, the compromise was that they raised the debt ceiling. so, now we can spend more money, woo hoo. >> what have they done? >> oh, jeez. i can read i can't read the full disclosure. i'm embarrassed. what did they do? what did they cut? >> how are you affected by the deal. >> that they are taxing the rich. >> what about the tea party. >> i like tea parties. >> how much did they raise the debt ceiling? >> $2 trillion. >> and how much are they cutting? >> absolutely nothing. it's all fake numbers that they are running. >> how much are they going to raise it by? >> a couple million. >> 2.4 trillion. something like that with setting up a committee to -- for further kicking the can down the road. >> what's the debt at right now. >> where is the debt at right now? i heard it's like 14 billion, right? >> trillion

. >> that is causing at watter levels to drop.ncovering some buried secrets. >> a skull and bones turned up in dallas, researchers believe it belonged to a man in his 40s buried in a slave cemetery. >> other cemeteries were moved in the 1980s but somehow that graveyard wasn't because it may have been unmarked. >> this is not one of the great finds of history but it's important to us on a local level. one of the lost kem tears we've been looking for. >> archaeologists plan to search for more graveyards before water level dries and want to keep the location a secret because they want to keep looter as way from the location. >> and thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> and news at 5:00 continues right now. >> and free fall on wall street, investors worry we're headed for a double dip recession. how you're spending your money. >> and a train rolling through east bay may have sparked a trail of fires, 25 minutes of terror for two window washers, their scaffolding collapsed in mid air. >> good evening, i'm cheryl jennings, da

the ocean of boiling watter with the waves kick up right now. this is the last bit of high ground i can stand in for the time being but this fence washed by me. look at this seafoam right here that's everywhere. yesterday about high tide i was standing by there. i think we have a picture,ky stand on the beach right there. now we're close. look at this. a big wave watching up over my feet right now and this is it for me, robin. i'm going to move out of this location. the water is rising too high. we're about an hour from high tide. storm surge, the real fear could be up to 6 feet beyond whwh the normal high tide is. the big 1938 that everyone talks about, it cut off the tip of long island, creating a new island. that's the concern here because so much of the area is at sea level. may not be as bad as 1938 but sex feet above sea level. this time i amam headed inside. and closer to land. >> hurricane about 40 miles outside of new york city. i want to go to dan harris -- i'm sorry, we have ashleigh banfield now in stanford, connecticut, which will g

take a look at these raging watters out of bennington, vermont as the road is completely flooded. the state is seeing some of the worst flooding yet in the capital. officials are urging hundreds of people to leave their homes. they might have to flood that city on purpose. >> steve: look at that. >> alisyn: in order to save a nearby dam that's overflowing. they hope the rain let's up, of course and a disaster plan does not have to be activated. >> steve: those are really incredible pictures. all right. now we're going to bring you some of the latest numbers from irene. the death toll rising overnight to 21 people. the latest fatality is reported in new york, new jersey, and pennsylvania. falling debris and floodwaters have caused most of the deaths. many folks left stranded from their homes as rescue crews tried bringing them to safety. no word on how many injuries. >> brian: all right. this comes as much of the northeast is still without power. at least 6 million people from south carolina over to maine are living with the lights off and so much more. that includes about half of

starting with congresswoman maxine watters. >> the congressional black caucus left the president too.are supportive of the president but we [inaudible] getting tired of it. and so what we want to do is we want to give the president every opportunity. >> how long? >> to show a what is he do and what is he prepared to lead on. we want to give every opportunity. our people are hurting. >> yes. >> the unemployment is unconscionable. we don't know what the strategy is we don't know why when is he on this trip is he not in any black communities. we don't know that all we know is we are politicians. we are elected officials. we are trying to do the right thing and best thing. when you tell us it is time to let go. >> laura: i like all the shout backs that was classic. joining us now from south florida republican congressman al lep west who is a member of the congressional black caucus. now, congressman west, i'm watching this unfold and thinking to myself, well, maxine waters is angry because black unemployment and black foreclosure rates, we're angry about all of this stuff what's going on

i asked the barack and hard place duo and we sent jesse watters and john stossel out to speak to theks. >> who is to blame for this bad economy? >> obama. >> i think it would be mean to pin it all on one person, you know. >> wall street. they put obama in in office. >> who do you think is more responsible the democrats or republicans. >> democrats. >> so it's the republicans' fault. >> usually is. >> it wasn't carter's fault or ford's fault or reagan's fault. but somewhere somewhere mr. bush. >> i hate the tea party. i will say that straight up to fox news. >> are you worried about this economy? >> oh, yeah. >> what are you worried about? >> i'm worried about my children. >> i'm not terribly worried about it. we have pretty confident people. >> you can't spend more than you take in. >> i'm worried about a job today. >> what's going to happen? >> as long as we have a military, i know the chinese won't be down on broadway. >> bill: here now fox business anchor john stossel see him at fbn. does d. that lady say we had competent people. >> she did. we are looking for them day and night.

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hehe's what democratic congresswoman maxine watters had to say. >> we are supportive of the presidentour people are hurting. unemployment is unconscionable. we don't know what the strategy is. we don't know why on this trip he's in the united states. we don't know that. >> david, she was referring, of course, to the rural tour that president obama took, but regardless of whether or not it was okay to go on a rural tour, what do you say when a member of the congressional black caucus said she doesn't know what strategy is for unemployment. this is a big ally of the president's. >> obviously the thing that the president is proposing, things like moving forward on the road, transportation service program, roads, repairing roads and bridges and so on, which has been, by the way, done on a bipartisan basis, but stuck in the house. those are going to have big impacts up and down the economic scale. there are other things he's proposing that have big impact up and down the economic scale. he fought hard in the debt ceiling negotiations to make sure those safety nets, medicaid and pell grants

did watters probably exaggerate those tensions? i also think that the fact because they frankly don't trust what the watters wrote. hukill john ringo? somebody. maybe even john ringo himself. a little mystery and history is okay. yes, ma'am. >> on the subject of josephine marcus, i was intrigued by your referring to wyatt earp as it has been. it is my impression that there's no evidence there is a very legal marriage between whites and josephine. can you speak to that? >> certainly. a lot of marriages on the frontier where the common law variety, where there was no legal ceremony and were frankly other power lay with the man rather than the women. when somebody got tired of it, it was dissolved. there was no legal basis for it. wyatt earp i believe was married once to a real in his youth. i think in between her and josephine, to other, my wife's for a certain period. when i say he was her has been insane that in the accept it front of the frontier when they would enter into a common-law marriage. you are certainly correct that i do

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because you have congresswoman watters saying that stunning statement.an-american communities when he was on his bus tour. in fact, communities he went to have a better unemployment rate than the national average and african-americans 16.3%. >> let us conceptualize the statement for many people who don't know, i have the midday show at the station in chicago and typically i cover three to six topics a day, i was on this topic for three hours and i opened my show with congressman john conyers from detroit and he related a story to me that i think was telling. he saw the president in advance of his trip to holland, michigan on this rural bus tour that he was just on. and he said, mr. president, i congratulate you for going on this rural tour but we want you to stop by detroit where real unemployment is about 50%. every other person in detroit has a job. this was the fourth largest city in america 50 years ago. now, the population is almost in half and the president said we'll get to it. and i'm hoping that after this vacation that he will get to it and tha

did watters probably exaggerate those tensions? i also think that the fact because they frankly don't trust what the watters wrote. hukill john ringo? somebody. maybe even john ringo himself. a little mystery and history is okay. yes, ma'am. >> on the subject of josephine marcus, i was intrigued by your referring to wyatt earp as it has been. it is my impression that there's no evidence there is a very legal marriage between whites and josephine. can you speak to that? >> certainly. a lot of marriages on the frontier where the common law variety, where there was no legal ceremony and were frankly other power lay with the man rather than the women. when somebody got tired of it, it was dissolved. there was no legal basis for it. wyatt earp i believe was married once to a real in his youth. i think in between her and josephine, to other, my wife's for a certain period. when i say he was her has been insane that in the accept it front of the frontier when they would enter into a common-law marriage. you are certainly correct that i do

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. >> maxine watters surprised me when she looked outraged and she feels as though the president not goingthe urban environment is a boad scene. she wanted to know the plan. >> obviously, i'm not a political expert. >> you're an author and an actor. ai leave that to you guys. i believe the president going to announce a plan or a jobs initiative coming up so i think folks want to see that. i was born in iowa. and, you know, i'll tell you, there's not a lot of black folks in iowa. you know? >> that's a great state. i was born there, too. >> no, you weren't. >> algowna. >> were you? >> i was born in iowa city. >> look at that. >> how was the birthday party? you went to the president's 50th birthday at the white house. >> it was a ball. it is a lot of fun, you know, what was wonderful to see, you know, i've been to the white house at different times before and everything is usually super, you know, formal but really nice to have a nice relaxed event, hot dogs, hamburgers. >> karaoke. >> there wasn't karaoke but the marine corps jazz band was there and they have some wonderful musicians, just n