>> from america's news headquarters, i'm ainsley earhardt.ith the investigation into saturday's car bombing in stock hom. swedish authorities are requesting the bureau's assistance. the suspected bomber, a swedish-born citizen in iraq. prosecutors say the suspect sent emails to police in a swedish news agency, referring to jihad. reports say that yahoo will begin laying off more than 600 employees on tuesday, close to 5% of the web site's staff. the layoffs coming with yahoo facing stiff competition from google and phases book. the nikkei is down, and the hang seng is up. the dow jones futures are 11365. for more business news, we welcome to you tune to the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. i'm ainsley earhardt. now back to "on the record" with greta. have a good night. , thanks for watching. >> greta: president obama loses a battle today this is a big within. virginia just beat the feds in court. a judge just declared the mandate in the national health care law unconstitutional. we went to virginia where governor mcdonne

. >> from america's news headquarters, i'm ainsley earhardt.der julian assange remaining behind bars in london. a judge granting his bail on tuesday. but he will remain in custody while swedish authorities question the decision. sweden wants to extradite the 39 australian for sexual assault. wall street open hoping for a third big day on wednesday. the nasdaq had its highest close in nearly 3 years. the market powered by word that the fed would not be changing the current interest rates. in asia, the nikkei's down, 10309. hang seng is down at 23265. and dow jones futures is 11398. for more business news, go to the fox business network. i'm ainsley earhardt and we return to "on the record with greta van susteren." thanks for watching the fox newschannel. have a great night. at foxnews.c. >> greta: night after night on the record reports about the horrific mexican dug war. we've taken you to the frontlines. tonight jennifer geffen takes you to another country where the same drug war is raging. guatemala. >> reporter: in the jungles of northern gu

. >> from america's news headquarters, i'm ainsley earhardt. an outpouring of tributes from washington leaders following the death of richard holbrooke. the veteran u.s. diplomat died on monday night in a d.c. hospital, three days after undergoing surgery to repair a torn aorta. he was a key player in president obooma's efforts to bring peace and stability to afghanistan and pakistan. >> he's simply one of the giants of american foreign policy. >> secretary of state hillary clinton said he was one of america's fiercest champions and most dedicated public servants. he has served every democratic president since john kennedy and he was in the vietnam peace talks and was the architect of the bosnia peace plan. he was 69 years old. we return to the glenn beck show. for headlines, go to foxnews.com. >> kind of a special week on the glenn beck program. we have a great, great week scheduled for you. we are going to be in wilmington o, ohio, live on wednesday. bring your family and your friends. this is the quintessential american town that i think has

. >> from america's news headquarters, i'm ainsley earhardt.ouse is due to release its long-awaited review of the war in afghanistan on thursday. the year-long analysis expected to support the president's plan to begin withdrawing troops in july and will reveal considerable progress in afghanistan since the military buildup a year ago. the president hopes to hand over all security to afghan forces by the end of 2014. in hours, julian assange will try to win his freedom in a london courtroom. a judge agreed on tuesday to let him out on bail. but swedish officials want him to stay in jail until he is extradited to sweden for sex crime charges. we invite to you tune in to fox news business network. we return to "on the record with greta van susteren." if you would like more informs, go to foxnews.com. have a good night. we now return to on the record with greta. have a good night. >> greta: hours away. florida attorney general mccollum standing at the federal district courthouse in florida where tomorrow's show done between 20 states and the obama

i'm ainsley earhardt. we now return to on the record with greta. night. >> greta: hours away. florida attorney general mccollum standing at the federal district courthouse in florida where tomorrow's show done between 20 states and the obama administration over the health care bill many he joins us live. good evening sir. what is going to happen tomorrow? no decision, what are the parties going to do? >> we are going to have an oral argument on motions for summary judgment a hour to each side. we are each going to try to convince judge vincent at the last moment or two we have with him that our arguments have been right, pleadings filed, miranda of law. i've read both sides extensively. i think you could stack them up 10, 12 inches tall on your desk. we are going to make the argument tomorrow that we all have talked about many times that the individual mandate is unconstitutional. congress has no authority for it in the constitution. the commerce clause doesn't and cannot require -- congress cannot require people to buy an insurance policy or any p