the ama is to lawyers what the aclu is to lawyers. >> which doctors is he talking to? >> you can't call that a lie. you can say i don't like this poll. take my own poll. you can't call that a lie. >> i think it's a lie. he says this is the only country -- >> from my discussions with doctors, i think it's more like 90%. i agree with you. it seems like it's a poll that's underestimating how many doctors are going to drop out of the practice of medicine. >> the ama you have to give some credence. >> no, no, no. it's like the aba. it does not represent all doctors. and point of fact, because i've asked doctors, what is up with this ama? they said, it's all the doctors who can't practice medicine anymore. they're all losers. >> last time you said most people don't like the public option. now it's up to 52%. >> that's phony. >> your polls are not phony, my polls are? >> you're calling it a lie. >> no, that's a separate thing. i'm talking about -- >> try to keep up with me. >> fox can put on exactly what you said and say, she told a lie. she said 57% support the public option

it sat undisturbed for 60 years until the aclu wants to jump in and convince somebody.ill: they are a bunch of good guys. put a shroud over the cross until a decision comes down. you both think the supreme court is going to find a way to let the cross stay there. >> without the shroud. >> without the shroud and without reaching the issue. bill: thanks for you both very much. high schools across the country cracking down on questionable student dance routines but are they overdoing it? culture warriors will weigh in. and then glenn beck has money to throw around, everybody. beck will be here. so hide the children. coming up. ddddddddddd bill: culture warrior segment tonight, two hot topics, rio americana high school in sacramento, california. a song team displayed their talent for the student body. ♪ bill: after that display students complaint and even parents. with us now the culture warriors "fox & friends" gal gretchen carlson and margaret hoover, what say you? >> there has been a complete blurring of the line what is age-appropriate in our culture. at firs

nobody has a right to look at my breathing from afar. >> the aclu is against it. some critics say the technology is ready. it's not practical. >>> police responding to a 911 call uncover an elaborate maryland operation. this occurred in ohio where someone called for help saying a person was sick in that house. police got there and found the place reeking of hot. pot. >> for us, just walking into the house the odor was overwhelming. >>> police found 25 plants in the attic worth $15,000. they were heating lamps, timers and special air meters. >>> an update on a story we told you about last week. now suspects in the case. >>> the sheriff's department in california says the men are not cooperating with the investigation. police say they haven't provided any evidence that they actually owned works. by the likes of van gogh, rembrandt and other masters. they say the paintings were worth $27 million and more. investigators botched the case. >>> audiences steam to be laughing off david letterman's sex and blackmail scandal. are you among them? snchts. >>> a new poll shows

the aclu and other groups say that it is a government endorsement of religion. it is a big religious liberties issue. patti ann: when you look at the religious makeup of the court, what does that do? >> her edition makes this court containing six catholic justices. over the 220 year history of the supreme court, there have only been 12 catholic justices. half of them sit on the court now. they do not vote together. it is interesting because day now present a clear majority there are rumors that justice john paul stevens could be retiring. he could be opening the door for more change. patti ann: there is a lot to watch. thank you, shannon bream. bill: the fight over health care continues this week. how do you pay for it? the former director of the cbo -- he joins us live and talks about some of the most popular ideas and whether they stand a chance of recovering costs. patti ann: who is at fault for chicago not getting the the libbin games? we will debate that. bill: one of the great wonders of the world could have a little sister. a fascinating discovery. patti

the aclu considers them a privacy threat. logan is expected to get their screeners this winter and 38 airports will follow suit in the weeks thereafter. >>> the search for survivors continues in indonesia after the earthquake on wednesday. we have a report from one of the hardest hit areas. >> reporter: two days after the latest earthquake, rescuers found survivors trapped under the buildings. that has reenergized efforts to find more people. most of the damage was in padang, including two hospitals. this video was taken as the quake struck. at what used to be a lounge, crews pulled one body from the wreckage. residents from a disadvantaged house tried to salvage their belongings. this woman is looking for her 24-year-old son who worked at the laundry before it collapsed. i was screaming because when i saw the rocks and rubble collapsed, i thought my son would be killed, this woman says. rescue operations have been hampered by power blackouts and lack of heavy equipment to move large pieces of equipment. line ups for gas is m

some parents like the idea, but the aclu in massachusetts tells the boston globe that it will just drives to use other drugs. >>> a team rallied around the coach whose wife died a few days earlier, to pull off an amazing victory late in the game. this is touching my heart. hi, rafer. >> hi, robin. it is incredibly touching. talk about playing with a heavy heart. i have no idea how this man did what he did. bengals defensive coordinator came home thursday, found his wife dead, no word on the cause of death. just a terrible tragedy. sunday he joined his team against the rival ravens and players said seeing him there lifted their spirits. they played spirited. these guys are underdogs, not supposed to win this game, then with 22 seconds left, carson palmer hits andre caldwell for the win. benga bengals, who are horrible last year, are surprisingly first place in their division. zimer had this emotional moment with the team after. >> my wife loves all of you. she's proud of you, win or lose, she's proud of you. i just appreciate all of y'all's effort. >> lots of prayers go out to him. >>> me

the aclu has taken on the teen's case.g that her school publish the photo. >>> some of the appliances with the best energy rating may not be that great after all. our money expert jennifer westhoven is looking out for you. >> i felt like the story is infuriating. you're trying to save energy so you look for the sticker, you're going to get a tax rebate maybe. it means you're going to save energy, like a seal of approval. >> not always the cheapest. >> you have to pay more for these up front, too. but there are reports many of these appliances should not get that energy star sticker at all. here's consumer reports talking with cnn's mary snow. >> in our labs we found it used a lot more energy than it claimed. >> so can a manufacturer just put on an energy star sticker if it wants to? >> well, they're supposed to have these tested and they do but they themselves test it. >> it boils down to do you trust the companies to be making the stickers themselves, to be telling the truth on the stickers. even the energy department is

. >> you heard the aclu is against it and critics say the technology is just impractical. >>> a man is accused of breaking into a house naked, taking a shower, and leaving with the bed sheet. >> hello. >> he first took a garden hose and doused himself. once inside -- he didn't want to get the house dirty. he apparently cooked himself a meal. don't burn yourself. and even had a few drinks. the homeowner's surveil aps system recorded the whole thing. >> the camera caught him buck naked. you could see the crack in his butt. you could see the front part of his organ and then he politely knocked on my window. >> we have a picture of his face, pictures of his tattoos. we have a picture of other things we really don't want. >> they saw the full monty. >> he's interest the terminator. he came from the future. >> police are still looking at him and think he may have been on drugs. do you think? >> i have to follow that? >> he says -- all right. in the words of one baseball player, this is the most unbelievable game i've ever played or seen. did you miss it? larry smith is here now with the high

but the new york times, aclu, and nra have a line together, saying that this could actually crack down on legitimate media reporting. so there are concerns on both sides, and it seems that they're going towards possibly narrowing this off, or eliminating it altogether. it will take a few months to find out. shepard: it just gets darker every night. every live shot is in the dark. if you have ever used the internet or made a long distance phone call, you have a man named charles dallas to thank, and today a committee expressed its gratitude by awarding him the nobel prize in physics. he helped create fiber-optic, and those fibers carry your date all-around the world. without its discovery, there will early -- really would not be an internet. he's chairs the price with two men who -- he shares his prize with two men who helped pioneer the digital camera. without them, the only way we could send a photo would be in an envelope and we would still use film. nasty storms are moving across dixie, stretching through texas to tennessee. how's it looking? >> we do have strong storms. from the mi

the ama is to lawyers what the aclu is to lawyers. >> do you -- >> you can't call that a lie. say i don't like this poll. take my own poll. you can't call it a lie. >> i think sit a lie. >> with my conversations with doctors, i'd say it's 90%. i agree with you. it seems they are under estimated. it's the wrong number for how many will drop out of the practice of medicine. >> the ama you have to give some credence. >> it's like the ama does not represent all doctors. i have asked doctors what is up with this ama. they say it's all the doctors who cannot practice medicine anymore. they're all losers. >> last time you said most people don't like the public option. that's up to 5 2%. >> that's phony. >> your polls are not phony, my polls are? >> you're calling it a lie. >> it's separate. >> try to keep up with me. >> fox can put on what you said and say she told a lie. she said 57% support the public option. >> 52%. >> 52%. the one glenn beck cited was a poll he saw. >> how about this one. the only country that has automatic citizenship. that's not true. brazil has it, canada has

the ama is to lawyers what the aclu is to lawyers. >> do you -- >> you can't call that a lie.an say i don't like this poll. take my own poll. you can't call it a lie. >> he says it's a lie. >> with my conversations with doctors, i'd say it's 90%. i agree with you. it's the wrong number for how many will drop out of the practice of medicine. >> the ama you have to give some credence. >> it's like the ama does not represent all doctors. what's one this ama? they say -- they say it's tall doctors who can't practice medicine anymore. they're all losers. >> last time you said most people don't like the public option. that's up to 5 2%. >> that's phony. >> your polls are not phony, my polls are? >> you're calling it a lie. >> it's separate. >> try to keep up with me. >> fox can put on what you said and say she told a lie. she said 57% support the public option. >> 52%. >> 52%. the one glenn beck cited was a poll he saw. >> how about this one. the only country that has automatic citizenship. that's not true. brazil has it, canada has it, guatemala has it. >> okay, that's -- assuming

and a law that makes it a crime to distribute laws and other depicks of cruelty to animals and the aclu and the film community says the film goes too far and as you mention the case about whether the second amendment goes nationwide and the question whether corporations and unions can give their own money to political ads and then two criminal cases, andrea, that are closely watched. one tests whether states can sentence juvenile offenders, those who were under 18 when they committed their crimes to life in prison for crimes that don't involve murder and the second case whether the federal government can determine to be or sexually dangerous persons can hold them after they have served their sentences. it's already shaping up to be a pretty big term. >> a couple other interesting supreme court related issues and one is sandra day o'connor in a very candid interview in williamsburg, virginia, over the weekend saying she is disappointed some of her cases and her decisions are being dismantled by the roberts court, unusual. >> yes, very unusual. you know, it's unusual for many reasons beca

a lot of people not very happy about it including the aclu.d only by used if there's indication that a student has been drinking. who knows we may see breathalyzers. >> >>> the head of the players union is urging members to speak out against rush limbaugh. the radio show host is part of a group bidding to buy the st. louis rams. limbaugh has been part of the nfl's past, at least a commentator on espn in 2003 hi lost his jobs when he claimed that donovan mcnabb was getting attention he doesn't deserve, because the media wanted a black quarterback to do well. demaurice smith said -- how about you? do you think nfl players and that union have a say? what do you think about this? call us e-mail at cnn.com/hln, or text views your comment and a name. there's the address. standard text rates apply. >>> a little movie called "par a normal activity" is scaring up a lot of activity. how much of a killing did it make? >>> atlanta still hasn't dried out and now the metro is getting a lot more rain. a storm system still moving through the area has dumped s

jane: the aclu want a war memorial corn down?> it has been there for more than 70 years, and increasingly as a war memorial it was respected, but others found it needed to be brought down because it was offensive to them. some said that as someone who was not a question veteran, it should not be included in the process. jane: last question for you, opening day, what has it been like? >> many days at the supreme court, almost any day there is something on the docket there are a lot of protesters. they are silent protesters the stand here with tape on their mouths, obviously concerned with the ongoing president of roe vs. wade. this morning was a different story, there were dozens of protesters in orange jumpsuits, black hoods over their heads, protesting guantanamo bay, speaking out for the president to close it down. they often have top officials with papier-mache heads, you would recognize them, the vice president for dick cheney, they are always here, keeping things colorful and making a lot of noise. lots of folks with cameras

>> an interesting group, "the new york times," the aclu, the nra, all on the same side.one of them like dogfighting. Ñifrom the media standpoint you worry about being able to detect stories that are legitimate news events. the nra is worried about hunting and a freedom that many people enjoy. as well as posing videos of a hunting trip that could fall under this law. they are united behind stevens. jillian: shocking. as a dog lover i will editorialize. thank you. bill: did you see president obama's pitch yesterday for the health-care overhaul? we are now hearing that all white coats that they were wearing were handed out by the white house? some of these doctors did not know what to expect from the event. jillian: the 2016 olympics? pack your bulletproof vest, our live report from rio de janeiro, just ahead. bill: an elderly woman, she needed skin grafts to recover from being attacked byw raccoonsattackedho ken -- attacked by raccoons. who knew? >> i was shocked. she was covered in blood. >> her achilles' tendon was hanging off of her leg. there were scratches on her back

some parents like the idea, but the aclu of massachusetts tells "the boston globe" it will just driveijacker is under arrest 40 years after the hijacking of pan am flight 281. 66-year-old luis armando pena soltren surrendered to authorities at jfk airport. two suspects pleaded guilty in the 1970s. >>> martin luther king jr. lost his life while trying to pull his country together, but today, a lawsuit is tearing his children apart. new for you in about 20 minutes, the feud that the king family refuses to settle outside of court. >>> you have important decisions to make this year as open enrollment starts at work. jennifer westhoven is looking out for you. i'm very bad about waiting until the last couple of days, if that. it can be very costly though if we make the wrong choices. >> if your health insurance is at work, one of the buzz words this year that you want to watch for is called consumer directed. that means, one way to translate, you would pay more at the doctor's office. less money coming out of your paycheck, so it may even out, but more at the doctor's office. it does mean l

. >> you just heard the aclu is against that. say the technology is impractical. >>> fake tombstones on the front lawn has some people pretty upset. take a look president royal barber put up the tombstones with his opponents names on them. he's run for a trustee in sill veinian township. other laughing but barber says he's just poking a little fun. >> you can see down here is the day of the election when i bury my opponents and i win trustee. >> i'm buried six feet under. three slots over. it's distasteful at the very least. some could say it's a threat. >> do you think it's a threat? >> it's halloween. by the way, that opponent talked to barber about this and barber decided to paint over his name. >>> here is an idea that is making a house that's flood proof. you make it float. this prototype of a floating house was built in new orleans by brad pitt's foundation and in a flood the base of the house actually act as a raft. it's designed to ride out waters that are 12 feet deep and the price tag $150,000. the designer hopes the ho

the aclu is threatening a lawsuit. there's not a policy for year book photos and it's up to the principal to decide and he won't comment. >>> this wasn't your usual boring city council meeting. >> hey hey, hey. that's enough. enough. >> these guys were fighting about a decision to privatize a city sidewalk in st. petersburg florida. one of them is 76. the brother of one of the council members. the other is 51. both were arrested for disorderly conduct. they are now free on bond. >>> incredible pictures to show you of a 6-month-old baby falling on train tracks getting hit by a train and before you see it it's captured by security cameras. you got to know the baby is okay. it happened in melbourne australia. for a second the mom looks away. the baby in the stroller rolls right off the edge on the tracks. the train hits the stroller pushing it along the tracks as his mother watches in horror. amazingly the baby only has a slight bump on the head. you can see it again. officials say the stroller safety restraint probably s

. >> the aclu is filing suit against him for civil rights abuses. >>> a lifeline could soon be coming for millions of unemployed americans. senate democrats say they have broken a stalemate on extending jobless benefits. jennifer westhoven talking about that. a lot of people, tough times, more and more people filing for benefits. >> a lot of people are counting on those checks. they don't know what they'd do if they ran out. a generous proposal coming from democratic senators. an extra 14 weeks of benefits for everyone on unemployment assistance. that's all across the country. we got a map, too. if you lived in a state that's red, that means that unemployment is higher there. so more than 8.5%, that means an extra six weeks in addition to that. a 20-week extension in all there. it goes well beyond an earlier proposal that came from the house. it may be that the senate democrat leadership is playing santa a little bit here just to try to get this out of the committee and out onto the floor for a vote. it might be more modest by the time it becomes a law. due for a senate vote next week

the scoc and aclu and we're marching on. >> all right. well, i got to tell you something, reverend. we're not going to let this story go. we know there's a court case coming up. we will stay on top of it. we'll have you back. we won't let this one slip through the cracks, sir. >>> next story makes my blood boil. kids in diapers abandoned by their mom. you won't believe it. >>> stomach-churning child abuse. a 1-year-old baby found dead, thrown away like a piece of trash. her twin sister found barely alive. cops say their mom left three children home alone, with no electricity and no water. who could do this to their own children? >>> plus, we're going to talk to former sideline superstar lisa guerrero about her stunning discovery in the erin andrews case. that sports reporter was secretly videotaped naked, changing inside her hotel room, but could something like this happen again? you won't believe it. >>> tonight, a story that is guaranteed to leave you horrified and heartbroken, especially if you're a mom yourself. a precious helpless baby was found starved to death and dumped in a

the aclu says there is evidence that some fusion centers have targeted muslim groups and peace activists for surveillance. >> to collect information that has absolutely no relevance to whether they're breaking the law. >> the direct or of new jersey's fusion center says law enforcement works hard to balance national security with individual privacy. sdplz we in law enforcement and certainly in fusion centers are attuned to the bill of rights. we're not in the business of investigating first amendment or constitutionally protected rights. >> but ken thinks police in his town crossed the line. >> police did not determine the difference between who was dangerous and who was merely expressing protected -- constitutionally protected viewpoints. >> you don't have to be a political activist to be watched these days, whether you're a blogger or just a member of a social network, everyone could be searching the web for information on you. the professor of law at the university of maryland and the founder of networking excellence, welcome to you both. daniel, you spent a ton of time with fusion ce

the aclu says some evidence shows that they've targeted muslim groups for surveillance. >> collectingormation about people that has no relevance as to whether they're breaking the law. >> the director of new jersey's center says law enforcement works hard to balance national security with individual privacy. >> we in law enforcement and certainly in fusion centers are very attuned to the bill of rights. we're not in the business of investigating first amendment or constitutionally protected rights. >> but ken thinks that police in his town crossed the line. >> police did not determine the difference between who was dangerous and who was merely expressing their constitutionally protected viewpoints. >> you don't have to be a political activist to be watched these days, whether a blogger or a member of a social network. everyone from law enforcement or your employer could be searching for information on you. his lancl is from the center for excellent. you spent a lot of time with fusion centers. i know people out there are wondering, should i be worried about this? how concerning is it