alisyn? alisyn: okay. molly henneberg, thanks for breaking that down for us. bill: hi. alisyn: hi. casey anthony citing in ohio of all places. tmz reporting that anthony acquitted last month, was spotted near a shopping center. no word on what part of the state, though, rumors says, columbus, maybe youngstown and meanwhile, a new legal tug-of-war is unfolding now over anthony, and a judge demands she return to florida to start serving probation on check fraud charges. anthony's attorney, jose baez is not having it. here: >> we're certainly going through the legal process, we filed our motion, we are anticipating filing more motions today, and, asking for a hearing immediately, on this, because, we have an issue of safety and, the last thing we want to do is put casey in harm's way. bill: more on the legal battle in 30 minutes, fox news judicial analyst andrew napolitano is warming up in the bullpen, on deck, the judge. alisyn: he'll be fired up, something tells me and the check is in the mail with president obama's signature on the debt deal. if you think the battle was bloody, jus

alisyn. as you basically have stated, there's a sense that people -- there's a sense that police are really losing control of the capitol. i want to show you, alisyn, the front page of one of the newspapers here, this picture, if you can see it, is on pretty much every newspaper today. alisyn, this is a woman, jumping for her life, jumping out of a burning building, rule of the mob. police lose control of the capitol. this took place in croyton, sort of a peripheral neighborhood of london. that was probably the worst hit last night. that is where that 26-year-old man was shot in uncertain circumstances, and you may be looking at pictures now, flames, of a family-run furniture factory on fire, a factory run by one family for generations. >>> let's take a look at the map of where these riots have been breaking out. again, they're peripheral neighborhoods, croyton -- croy don, clapham, hackney, but some got to the center of london, they broke into a mich len-star restaurant in notting hill, the

alisyn. alisyn: there are troubling new details in the suspect of a case of a maryland woman who disappeared in aruba, the suspect's criminal record now possibly shedding light on the case. bill: also the candidates mixing it up last night, we're showing a lot more and karl rove, about his first analysis since the showdown last night, he'll be live, only moments away. alisyn: new details into the investigation into that maryland woman who disappeared on vacation in aruba. robin gardner's travel companion is now a suspect in the case. investigators say that gary giordano is no longer cooperating with them, u.s. court documents know giordano has a criminal record, including two orders of protection taken out by women who claimed he was violent. joining us now is homicide detective rod wheeler. hi rod. >> good morning alisyn. alisyn: we've just learned today that prosecutors say that giordano is no longer cooperating with them and i'm curious, as an investigator, what do you do when the main wit

to you, alisyn.ripple effect across the country as a result. share man, thanks so much for the update. let's go over to steve. >> steve: thanks, ali. national push against foreign courts reached the state of michigan which has the largest concentration of muslims in our nation. critics say the bill is a veiled attack against sharia law. >> this bill casts suspicion on our muslim neighbors, on our muslim friends that we have been living amongst for five generations. taking a community, targeting them, casting suspicion on them and it's completely wrong. >> steve: wait a minute, our next guest says the bill has nothing to do with islam. republican state representative dave edgeman joins us now. he has introduced the bill in michigan. good morning to you, dave. >> good morning. >> steve: what would american laws for american courts do, exactly? >> basically targets any foreign law that is an at&t that to our present federal constitution or state constitution. any foreign law that is brought into our cou

alisyn. alisyn: steve, of course as we've learned, the seal team six guys are so brave, yet they operate really in an onlyiminity. this morning what more do we know about these victims? >> >> reporter: i've covered some of the activities of the navy seals, they're some of the most dedicated 2r5eu7bd and professional fighters we have. very sad day for all americans but certainly for the families of these fallen heroes. we'll give you a few examples of the victims included john brown of salome springs, arkansas, his mother called him a gentle giant who just loved anything athletic, she says if she wanted to have a serious conversation with her son she would have to shoot baskets with him. a long time friend had this to say. >> physically fit, mentally sharp, great sense of humor, and he was the perfect -- when i think of the perfect soldier, that was john brown. >> reporter: there was michael strange of philadelphia who loved snowboarding, surfing, scuba diving, and running and his father says

alisyn? alisyn: with all the aedge on the debt deal something major has been overlooked and that's the lack of fund for the faa. congress is unlikely to come up with more money for the agency so the partial shutdown is likely to last through the summer. this is costing the country $30 million a day in uncollected taxes and it puts the job of nearly 4,000 workers at risk. molly henneberg is live in washington. is there a deal on the table? >> reporter: the house has passed a bill that's before the senate that would fund the faa, the federal aviation administration. but that bill cut $16.5 million given to rural air service. senate democrats are balance cannin --senate democrats are bt that. congress has been able -- congress has not been able to agree on a long-term funding plan for the faa since 2007 and has been doing short-term funding extensions, 20 of them since then. it looks like this may not be settled until after they get back from summer break. alisyn: what is the role of the unions

alisyn: we will. bill: how you doing? alisyn: i'm doing all right. it wasn't just here at home, markets took a beating worldwide. bill: they certainly did. opening bell just about 30 minutes away. stuart varney with a very busy day yesterday on the fox business network. first the numbers. what do we need to understand? >> reporter: okay. there was a modest sigh of relief when those numbers were released. the unemployment rate down to 9.1%, 117,000 new jobs created in the month of july. okay. a mod sigh of relief. modest sigh of relief. didn't last all that long because when you start digging in to the numbers, you can see this is by no means a dynamic recovery from the slowdown we saw earlier in the year. 117,000 new jobs does not make it if you want to put a dent in the overall unemployment situation, and you have to remember that 37,000 state government jobs were lost last month. we predicted this, it is happening. big layoffs at the state worker level. so you've got a sigh of relief, it's modest, at least it wasn't a contraction in the number of j

alisyn. alisyn: european markets are hoping they can see a second day of positive gains. europe is still reeling from a debt crisis that threatens to engulf even more countries whose economies were once thought to be rock solid. fox's agreeing burke is streaming live from rome. what's happening today, greg? >> reporter: alisyn, there's sort of a collective sigh of relief, however it's not a very big sigh because they know they're not out of the woods yet but a bit of an uptick following new york's lead yesterday. stocks are up but they are still nervous after the beating they took on monday and they know it's not over, but any green arrows pointing upwards, germany up a little 1 percent now, are certainly a huge relief after the hammering they took early they are week. of course here you've got nothing like the rally you saw in new york yesterday but at least investors are happy to see that there are some things going up in most cases, just a very little bit. now, things are so serious here,

alisyn?a hot topic up to the battle for the white house and now republican candidates for president are weighing in on the debt deal. bill: and the desperate search for the 11-year-old girl is getting more intense by the say, what they are doing to finds celina cass. >> the more the word is out, the chance of her coming home, safe. there is no other option at this point, she's going to be okay. e of your money? meet pnc virtual wallet. it comes with a calendar that shows you all your finances at once. it lets you know when your money's going out. and when it's coming in. it even tells you when you're running low. we call that danger days. it's built to help you see your monein a whole new light. experience everything virtual wallet has to offer at pncvirtualwallet.com. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. ♪ bill: itch bill: incredible video, from phoenix, arizona, a wall of dust rolling into town, turning the sky brown. rain and lightning hitting sar yeahs and national weather service, look at

alisyn: all right.what boston and new york and other cities here can offer to london and, hopefully, they can get this all tamped down. bill gavin, thanks so much for coming in. >> thanks so much. my pleasure. bill: there will be eight on stage later tonight gearing up for the debate in iowa on the fox news channel. then they will make their case to voters ahead of the weekend's straw poll in ames which'll give us a measure of how they're doing in that state. carl cameron, what do you want to start? mitt romney's not even involved in the straw poll. what does that say about his campaign, how do iowans look at that decision, carl? >> reporter: well, this is the most consequential day of the campaign to date. this debate will be a very, very big deal. mitt romney will be on the ballot for the straw poll, but he'll be on the stage tonight, and as the national front runner he has a great deal to protect and to hope for. he's hoping to reassure iowans that he's not skipping this state and he's really going t

alisyn: let's hope.ities are issuing a lock down on the campus of virginia tech and virginia tech led the way, unfortunately, for all the wrong reasons. after the massacre in april of 2007. for campuses and schools across the country, and how they could get ready and prepare, the early alert system to allow as many staff and students as possible, about a threat on campus. and, that model has been taken and used, in countless universities and schools across america today. alisyn: sending out everything to a blackberry, a cell phone, and as quickly as possible and, again, they are just being as direct and using an economy of words, here, person with gun reported near dittrich, as bill said, the dining hall, stay inside and secure doors and emergency personnel responding, call 911 for help and we haven't heard from the police yet about how they are responding or how widespread it is. bill: here's the timeline, it is now, 10:18, east coast time in blacksburg. at 9:47, virginia tech alert went out claiming a

alisyn, never qualify.r big best seller, check it out, laura ingraham, have a fantastic week. >> thank you. >> alisyn: next, what works better, obamanomics or reaganomics. we'll break them down next. >> brian: and a story that's almost impossible to believe. two kids suing their mom because she didn't buy them toys. it's legal, but does it make it right? we're going to come up with a solution. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the most legroom per dollar of any car in america. the all-new nissan versa sedan from $10,990. innovation sized. innovation for all. maybe not. v8 v-fusion juice gives them a full serving of vegetables plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. [ male announcer ] get five dollars in money-saving coupons at v8juice.com. >> steve: president obama has a lot in common with president reagan. both presidents faced economic recessions as they came to office. both faced high unemployment, and both used extensive programs to get the country back on track. supposedly. but their polici

alisyn?oastline but like in vermont. >> yeah, i'll tell you, that's such a big story. the coast, obviously, hit initially by the hurricane. and then the water continues to fall, the rain continues to fall, into interior sections. vermont, you can get these overhead shots of a strip mall. delivery trucks that are submerged underwater. streets completely underwater and you can see there's a creek off the way and that's a creek that overflowed its banks and has left all the water in the area. so that's just vermont, pictures streaming in now from so many different towns in that state that are dealing with this. and at this point, it sounds like there's still 50,000 customers that are without power in the state of vermont. >> wow. and we understand there's 700,000 without power in the state of massachusetts. rick along the boardwalk. we thank you very much. meanwhile, take a look at this incredible video out of new jersey where a driver reportedly was trapped inside that partially submerged semit

alisyn: the economy, of course, front and center as the road to 2012 kicks into high gear. political ads on the economy are already hitting the air waves. which ones do viewers respond to most?

alisyn: congratulations to them. bill: does anyone do anything for 50 years? alisyn: not much. bill: thanks, mom and dad. have a great day. alisyn: "happening now" " jon: our congratulations to the hemmers as well. hope your monday is off to a great start, i'm jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee. we are here in the fox newsroom. "happening now" is taking a closer look at stocks around the world. this is after the s&p down grades the u.s. credit rating for the first time in his 4 tree. it's been a whole weekend of talk about it, now we see some action. jon: the dow number down 364 points at this moment tickling the $11,000 mark. the dow plunging at the opening bell. we are seeing a strong sell off that is continuing through the morning so far. jenna: one of the other parts of this story happened just a few moments ago. standard & poors following up with the downgrade of our debt with a downgrade of our mortgage giants fanny mae and freddie mac, not necessarily unexpected but another dynamic to this story. sandra smith is live on wall street with more. sandra tell us a little bit abo

alisyn: have a great weekend. bill: you too. nice to be with you. alisyn: "happening now" starts right now. jenna: watching your money on this friday. hi, everybody, i'm jenna leave. it's always nice to watch somebody else's money. jon: as long as they are making money and as long as you're not losing any. stocks opening higher this morning as investors cap off one of the most volatile weeks to wall street history. jenna: you see the dow trading higher by 85 points right now. retail sales we had results from that helping to boost stocks a little bit. neil cavuto is senior vice president and managinged today tor for the fox business network. we're going to so the audience what it looked like on wall street. this is the first time in history that we've seen the dow close with a net change of 400 points or more for a few days. you can see the volatility on the screen there. taking a step back, what stands out most to you about this week? >> reporter: how many were participating in it, jenna. volume, which is an indication of how many people are buying

juliet in for alisyn. a big morning already this morning. >> it sure is.20 conference call ahead what does all of this mean. we were downgraded from triple-a to double-a plus we'll get help with all of this from charles from the fox business network. >> you're looking at the wrong guy. >> we're looking at the right guy. >> looking for perspective what this means what is going to happen tonight in to tomorrow. >> the g20 thing, if they aren't meeting i'd be worried this is standard operating procedure. as i'm losing my voice because i've been talking about this. nobody knows what is going to happen. the markets, how will the markets react is huge story it could -- it sells off on headline, who knows if it comes back. real issue is do people buy treasury bonds is that the safe haven still. i think, yes, because i don't think there's that much difference between -- that's it. where is the safe haven. are you going to put your money -- >> what would you do? >> i'm an american. i think i look at it like this. going to put your money in the swiss bond. going to

i'm alisyn camerota in for gretchen. irene strikes again.hat rain rushing south and destroying everything in its path. overnight, the death toll rises again. reminder -- the worst is still far from over. >> no kidding. meanwhile, what would a commander in chief perry sound like? >> when our interests are threatened, american soldiers should be led by america

alisyn: "happening now" starts right now. jenna: and we start after with a fox news alert on wall street. hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee. rick: and i'm rick folbaum in for jon scott. jenna: wall street is what we're watching, of course, after what happened yesterday. let's take a live look at stocks, the dow just negative there slightly, down 22 points. better than yesterday. yesterday the dow plummeted more than 500 points. it was the worst single-day loss since the financial crisis in 2008. european markets also reacting today, they had a selloff of their own. italy's a major concern, and investors are also fearing, of course, the stability of the u.s. economy, rick. rick: that's true, jenna, and we got a look at the jobs picture today. a widely anticipated report from the labor department. this happened a few hours ago, it dropped to 9.1%, but that's not the whole story. the number of jobs added really helps tell the picture. 117,000 jobs were added, and that's really not enough because the economy needs twice as many net jo

alisyn: do that i think that is the answer. bill: we'll see you tomorrow, everybody, "happening now" starts right now. jon: no snakes in this show we hope. we have fox news alert. reports coming in of a major salmonella outbreak, the sauce appears to be ground turkey. a drug resistant illness that has killed at least one person so far. rick folbaum is following the story. >> reporter: people in 22 states have been affected by this so far. one of those people have died. thinks the result of ground turkeys sold in supermarkets earlier this year. the cases started appearing in march and new cases are still popping up now. ten people have got even sick in the state of ohio. ten more in michigan. nine in texas. and then there is a whole slew of states where there's been at least one case. the way to avoid salmonella r-r food poisoning is to cook ground turkey whether it's fresh or frozen to an internal temperature of 165 degrees fahrenheit. you have to use a meat term mom tere to make sure it's at the right temperature. that will el

. >> alisyn: the last time you did it, you didn't embarrass us. >> brian: now the pressure to not do it again. >> steve: see you tomorrow, everybody. bill: great show this morning. fox news alert. record flooding surging in parts of the east with no signs of slowing down. this is video from patterson, new jersey. watch as this family takes on a rescue. this was a scene repeated over and over again in so many parts of new jersey, new york state and the state of vermont. meanwhile the entire town of fairfield is under lockdown. this used to be a shopping mall. hurricane irene literally washing that out. scenes like these -- this one is passable. be cautious when you drive through there because that can stall your car and ruin all of it. you got the back on? martha: we did. but so many folks did not. it continues in so many areas where nobody thought they would be dealing with this storm. you can see the situation is devastating. you have got nine rivers overflowing their banks across the state of new jersey. officials are warning they could crest in the next four hours. you have got 60

alisyn: "happening now" starts right now. jon: and we begin with this fox news alert after a week of wall street whiplash, get ready for some more. good morning to you i'm jon scott. jenna: this is starting to feel normal, the new normals. i'm jenna lee. we are here in the fox newsroom. "happening now" we've had three days of 400 point swings on the dow. we haven't seen that type of volatility since 2008, right in the middle of the financial crisis. jon, a little different today, we are seeing numbers in the green. anyone's guess as to where it goes from here. jon: today is better but we remember yesterday. the latest action on the financial roller coaster, the dow lost a steu staggering staggering 1,000 points in one week alone. jenna: nicole is watching this for us. why are we seeing down stocks trade higher. >> reporter: volatility seems to be the new normal. we are up 262 points, a gain of about 2 1/2% on the dow. we are starting to feel a little better after what we saw in europe. there was so much concern about france a

alisyn: the closing bell is a long, long away. "happening now" starts right now. jenna: right now it is a bit of a roller coaster ride, everybody, it continues on wall street. we're so glad you are with us, i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. a bad start for the dow. we saw big gains yesterday. today another big slide to the downside. the dow down almost 400 points. jenna: what's happening now may not be a definitive indicator of how things may end up. we got a good lesson on that yesterday. take a look at the dow drama that happened 24 hours ago, you had stocks swinging wildly, they started up, then they sung and you had them surging again at the close. jon: lori rothlin is with us live and she with explain everything that is going on. >> reporter: i'll do my best. you can blame the vol in two case. heavy volume, a lot of trading. and the volatility. there is a fear index called the vicx. let's go back to the downgrade last friday. that forced investors and everyone from main street to wall street to reassess their outlook on not just the u.s. economy but the glob

but live, let's go to studio j for a preview of what happens in 12 minutes with alisyn camerota. >> thanks signed, but the market plummets. what does this mean for the economy? also now that they've done an autopsy, what are investigators saying about 11-year-old celina cass' mysterious death? casey anthony has been spotted trying to blend into a new community. we'll show you where. will a judge order her back to florida? all that when bill and i see you in about 11 minutes. [ p.a. announcer ] announcing america's favorite cereal is now honey nut cheerios! yup, america's favorite. so we're celebrating the honey sweetness, crunchy oats and... hey! don't forget me!! honey nut cheerios. make it your favorite too! maybe not. v8 v-fusion juice gives them a full serving of vegetables plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. [ male announcer ] get five dollars in money-saving coupons at v8juice.com. >> gretchen: as promised, we have trace adkins. we're outside and he's going to perform the new single "just fishen." take it away, trace. >> thank you. ♪ i'm lost in her there hol

coming up in 12 minute, alisyn camerota will take the steering wheel here on the fox news channel.ve, what will happen today when the market opens? why did the stock market tank 400 more points after the president spoke? jerry willis, charlie and steven moore have theories that they will share. those three fugitive siblings are still on the run this morning. we have video of their violent car chase and police shootout. you can help catch them when hemmer and i see you in 12 minutes. vrrooom...vrrroooomm vroom vrrooom vrrroooomm vrrroooomm vrroom vrrrooomm vrrroooooooommmmmm mmmm mm. >> gretchen: couple headlines. the more than 100-mile journey to florida over now for diana nyad. the 61-year-old swimmer was trying to become the first person to cross the florida straights without a shark cage. but she had to stop after 29 hours due to shoulder pain, asthma and high winds. >>> and ever wanted to run the boston marathon? you'll soon get your chance. as long as you have a treadmill and tv, a boston company called outside interactive developed a game that let's you run the entire boston

. >> steve: after the governor, we'll have alisyn camerota joining us live in a couple minutes and hereg up. the roller coaster ride continues as the stock market closed down more than 500 points yesterday. how do we get off this crazy ride? our financial guests will answer that. also we're getting ready for the big republican debate tonight. we'll see how the candidates are busy preparing. what about sarah palin? why is she heading to iowa? our pundits have some theories. bill and i will see you in 11 minutes. in your diet. carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common. and how can you talk to me about fiber while you are eating a candy bar? you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >> steve: all right. welcome back. after weeks of heated campaigns for state senate recall elections in wisconsin, the people there have spoken, stood up to the unions and kept a republican majority in the state senate. the democrats needed to win three of the recall elections. they won two. the republicans still in control of the state senate. the state assembly, and the governor

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let's check in with alisyn for what's on at the top of the hour. >> we'll be talking about the same thingers here to tell us. also the nra says the obama administration is using a back door method to reduce gun sales. we'll talk to the head of the nra. american couple just told that the daughter they adopted three years ago was actually kidnapped. do they have to give her back? all that and more when bill and i see you in ten minutes. o this. three out of four americans don't get enough vegetables. so here's five bucks to help you buy v8 juice. five bucks. that's a lot of green. go to v8juice.com for coupons. you can count on us. check out the bass pro shops fall hunting classic with huge savings on great gear. like and under $60. don't miss our biggest hunting sale and show of an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement, available only with berty mutual auto insurance, if your car is totaled, we give you the money for a ca one model year newer. to learn more, visit us today. responsibility. what's your policy? >> steve: are you ready for some music, new york? [

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