bret?>> casey steigel live in dallas. thank you. more trouble tonight in st. louis after another fatal police shooting of an african-american man. crowds took to the streets after word that an off duty police officer killed the 18-year-old. a police official says myers ran from the officer and fired shots at him before being killed. the official says a gun was recovered. family members insist myers had a sandwich in his hand, not a gun. >>> authorities in pennsylvania say a journal left by a suspected cop killer provides a cold-blooded and absolutely chilling account of his ambush of a pennsylvania state barracks. hundreds are searching the northeastern pennsylvania woods for eric frein. the journal was found in a bag of trash at a wooded campsite authorities believe was used by frein. >>> still ahead, big money and big interest in two crucial senate races. we'll have complete coverage. >>> first, why less water for california could mean higher prices for you. >>> this is a fox news alert.

." >>> good evening, i'm bret baier. just five days before critical midterm elections that will shape american politics for the next two years, president obama puts worries over an emerging terror war, a rekindling cold war, a simmering staff war and a war against ebola on the back burner tonight. he's in maine at this hour going from one democratic party event to another. we have fox team coverage. rick leventhal is in new york and has the story of a nurse that insists she does not have ebola, taking a whole lot of people for a ride. amy kellogg is in london with increasing concerns about russian military activity in europe. ed henry is at the white house with trouble within the president's inner circle but we begin with jennifer griffin at the pentagon and disturbing news about returning veterans war on terror. good evening, jennifer. >> reporter: good evening, bret. new intelligence about recidivism about guantanamo detainees. the u.s. intelligence and defense community suspect as many as 20 to 30 former guantanamo ba

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i'm bret baier. the sense of urgency and fear over a disease that has so far killed exactly one person on american soil. but it is the potential from the deadly ebola virus that has the public, the media, and lawmakers from both parties demanding that hospitals, doctors, bureaucrats and president obama do better. now, we have fox team coverage. correspondent in dallas, where a second patient is being moved away from a facility whose leadership today admitted major mistakes. we begin with chief white house correspondent, ed henry, and a president who is facing a possible criticism from congress. >> reporter: late in the evening at the white house, on ebola, the president gathering with the cdc director dr. thomas frieden, and chief of staff. we're expecting comments from the president any moment to try once again to calm the public, after yet another day where there were more questions raised about whether the government really has a handle on this. while cdc director thomas frieden was in the hot sea

bret baier, host of "special report." bret, thank you. >> we'll see you. >> tragic update to that horrific school shooting in washington state. a second female student shot in friday's rampage has died. the 14-year-old was among four students hit when the steen age gunman opened fire inside of the school cafeteria. adam housley live at the west coast bureau with more on the story. >> reporter: shannon, continued sad news coming out of the area north of seattle. as you mentioned on friday the gunman was killed. a question how that happened. a 14-year-old girl, they were two the original victims on friday. now yesterday we have been told, gia soriano, 14 years old, she died. she was in the cafeteria on friday. her parents were told, have donated her organs. very sad time. her friends say she was nothing but a smiley 14-year-old girl who was very well-liked in marysville, washington. two other boys at harborview medical center. 14-year-old, 15-year-old they remain in intensive care. they were both related to the gunman. anot

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i'm bret baier. no harm, no foul. that's the general thrust of a federal judge's decision today, the irs over its targeting conservative groups for extra scrutiny. good evening, shannon. >> hello, bret. the leader of a conservative anti-voter fraud group who became the face of these groups targeted by the irs said she is stunned tonight by a federal judge's decision to toss her lawsuit against the irs and several past and present employees. the founder and president of true the vote said she spent years trying to get tax exempt status for her group and said she was harassed and subjected to audits and probes by the a.t.f. and fbi. after testifying about her ordeal, she filed a lawsuit against the irs in may. today the judge tossed all of true the vote's claims citing the fact it has received its tax exempt status saying, quote, the allegedly unconstitutional governmental conduct which delayed the processing of the plaintiff's application and brought about this little gags is no longer germane. true the vote also raise

joining us bret baier, host of fooks news "special report." bret, great to have you here.hy so much money? >> the balance of washington in power hangs in the balance. republicans need six pickups in the u.s. senate and so much money for control. the numbers are staggering. outside groups are pouring money in the last week 1/2 here. a lot of it going to ground game. but as we've seen, ads in all the really big senate races have been bombarding the airwaves. gerri: amazing. i know you have been talking to a lot of voters, interviewing people. i'm curious, what do you think is motivating voters this year? i understand a huge proportion of people plan to go to the poles? >> midterms technically traditionally don't have a big turnout, we're seeing turnout will be higher for this election than previous election. we see economy and how people feel about the personal economic situation is still driving the day. we see that in most elections. about all other stuff going on and ebola and isis, foreign policy threats across the board, there is, you know, some sense that maybe that wo

bret baier will be leading our election coverage, and we welcome him here this morning. see you. >> hey, martha. good morning. martha: is it surprising that the economy remains number one given that it hasn't really been in the headlines lately? >> no. but, you know, every election really comes down to how people feel about their personal situation, how people feel about the kitchen table about looking forward in their own future. and despite all the focus on ebola and foreign policy, you can see foreign policy is three times less on the latest fox news poll of importance. i think it all comes back to, as bill clinton said, it's the economy, stupid. it really factors in in midterm elections. martha: interesting, because it seems to be an area that the president feels frustrateed about. he says, look, nobody's telling the story, but the economy's been doing so much better. he seems to feel that's the number one thing in his legacy, and yet the numbers we see shows only one in five out there give the economy good measure. >> yeah. the white house ticks off and the presiden

bret, good to see you. programming note, mr.anetta will be on o'reilly tomorrow night and we'll have full coverage tomorrow night after the fact. showing the president's numbers taking a real hit particularly on foreign policy. tonight, a bombshell from gallop showing a historically high number of americans going to against president obama even though he's not on the ballot. gal up finding 32% will find a message of opposition to the president. the strongest response measured by gallup on this question in the last 16 years. it's higher than the percentage that wish to express their opposition to president bush in 2006 when republicans got killed in the midterms or even president clinton in 1998. chris stirewalt fox news digital editor. i'll never forget being on the set when the democrats won the house and the senate and they were jubilant with the arms up in the air. and you're telling me now gallup is telling us now that the electorate feels more strongly about sending a disapproving message to president obama than those voter

bret hooum will join us live. see you then. i'm megyn kelly. this is "the kelly file".......s that the deadly virus could go airborne. dr. benjamin carson is here tonight with reaction. texas democratic gubernatorial candidate wendy davis in one of the most outrageous political attack ads ever. >> a tree fell on greg abbott, he sued and got millions. >> greg abbott is here tonight to respond in a "hannity" exclusive. arrogance on display. >> are you reassessing the strait ji or no? >> this is very

tune in for complete coverage with bret baier and megyn kelliy.f bret baier, he is our hashtag lucky guy. and have a great weekend. let's go get our sweaters girls. >> accused killer of a pennsylvania state trooper is now behind bars. >> eric frein is charged with first-degree murder and prosecutors say they want the death penalty. >> it is a great day for pennsylvania state police and all pennsylvaniians. >> the accused cop killer arrested. >> it was the handcuffs of corporal dixon. >> seven weeks on the run, justice will be served. >> plus, western women loving home to join isis? >> there is no better pr win than for isis saying they

speaking of bret baier, he is our hashtag lucky guy. and have a great weekend. let's go get our sweaters girls. >> accused killer of a pennsylvania state trooper is now behind bars. >> eric frein is charged with first-degree murder and prosecutors say they want the death penalty. >> it is a great day for pennsylvania state police and all pennsylvaniians. >> the accused cop killer arrested. >> it was the handcuffs of corporal dixon. >> seven weeks on the run, justice will be served. >> plus, western women loving home to join isis? >> there is no better pr win than for isis saying they are western women and show us to be that. >> why these women could be dangerous as the terrorist they are with? >> we need to understand the security threat they pose as well. >> and a river of smouldering lava in hawaii's big island. >> it is pretty scary and anxiety is building up and like a slow torture. >> a slow motion disaster inches closer to dozens of homes. it is all "happening now". >> first our top story, just four days until america decides the balance of pour in washing

he of course is bret baier. like that american journalist who is working for nbc news is going to land this hour out in nebraska. people still don't quite understand how he contracted it. the cdc itself is getting 800 calls a day. people across the country are very, very worried because let's face it, a lot of people don't trust the government. >> yeah. that's what it comes down to. but the bottom line here is that the cdc, and you heard dr. frieden on your air and others, the nih, other groups say that they can -- they have a feeling that they can contain all of this. there is still just one confirmed case in the u.s. obviously this other case is flying back because the u.s. is bringing him back to nebraska. but there is this sense that they have a handle on this now. you can't be overconfident. they can't express that there is not going to be another case and you're hearing that time and time again that there may be another case. but they're urging calm. the question is whether they'll change what they say abo

bret baier live from washington nextet. >>> good morning.art filling in for elisabeth. we begin with a fox news alert. america is on edge after a nurse in dallas becomes the first person to be infected with ebola in the united states. the authorities are playing the blame game now, saying it was all her own fault. but is the government actually doing enough? bret baier, he's going to be weighing in on this straight ahead. >>> and remember when this bouncy house blew away like that right there? guess what? it happened again with two kids inside. the warnings all parents need to hear coming up. >>> it's a "fox & friends" exclusive. our interview with mark cuban. a billionaire who watches what he says? are you worried about political correctness? >> i'm not worried so much because i don't give a damn. >> and wait until you hear what he thinks about washington politics. mornings are better with friends. >> welcome back to the curvy couch. every monday morning at this time we dial in that guy, bret baier. good morning to you, bret. >> good mornin

george bret hall of famer there now with the royals organization front office. as they all are in kansas city. devastated in oakland as the a's big start this season ends up in heartbreak against the kansas city royals who are living it up. i would imagine he had to rewrite his script about three or four times. a lot of ebb and flow and in the end a downward ebb for the oakland a's. >> it was a microcosm of the a's. they run up a lead, we get extra innings. both teams score in extras and the royals walk off in the 12th. in the end a lot of emotions. >> we fought to the end. it was a well fought game on both sides. and that's pretty often all identity -- and that's pretty much all i've got. >> every time we thought they were down they would come back. it's the character they have. the bottom line is we had opportunitys to put that game away and we just weren't able to do it. >> now this time around it wasn't verlander, it wasn't the tigers it was a feisty royals team that simply refused to die. for the a's, in a third straight year a postseason run that begins am

. >> there is a libertarian candidate actually on the ballot here, bret, who is getting 3, 4, 6% maybeth pointing out that pat got elected four years ago with only 46% of the vote. minority governor back then. likely to happen again. chad grin libertarian candidate could be the hanging chad. >> or the grim chad. >> right. carol, you look at a race that should be in the production' favor and the economy and the economic situation and the upside down approval ratings. this should be it. >> well, except that it is a very blue state. and. a long profile bruce, and i was writing in may and june people was asking is he going to win. >> i said he is going to win in a route. now we have this race that's neck and neck. and chad grim who sat in my house with me when i interviewed him. if he polls as much as 6% he could make the difference. >> this in this race. >> in 2010 ginn won by 200,000 votes. >> president obama has been here. other big names for quinn. >> hillary clinton, bill clinton. >> is that moving the needle. >> i don't think it's moving the needle a lot. i think what it's doing, loo

this is "special report." >>> good evening, i'm bret baier. it's the fight for kobani.r planes are pounding isis targets in a crucial syrian border town today, but reports on the ground said the terrorists continue to take territory. turkey's foreign minister says it is unrealistic to expect his country to launch a ground war on its own. let's get a live update tonight from the s

bret, he's got no experience at medical things.n there to get him out of this mess. >> yeah. listen, he is a political operative. the white house will tell you he has a lot of interaction with congress. he has the ability to coordinate through agencies and basically this person is about messaging and getting everybody singing from the same sheet of music. that's what ron klain is going to do. now, he hasn't done it yet. they had a couple meetings over the weekend. he wasn't there. he starts this week. we'll see. i think his role will be more coordinator through agencies as opposed to medical advice. >> it's interesting over the weekend they talked to a dallas newspaper, had their apology from the executive with the medical center and then over the weekend they say, we admit, we had the wrong standards when it comes to protecting ourselves and treating ebola patients. but let's turn the page and hopefully this will be a better week. let's talk about the war against isis. now we are seeing bombing, 135 times over the last few days in

michael general george allen is there today with bret mcgirk. should we kick turkey out of nato? >> i think that analysis is wrong, eric. what we need to realize about the turks, as problematic as they may be and whether you agree, they want to set up buffer zones instead of no-fly zones targeted at the assad regime. they are worried that actions against isis will embold assad regime and bring refugees over the turkish border and bring fighting more to the turkish border than it is now. that group that controls kobani or the group controlled kobani, syrian version of pkk which syria has poor relations. we need to address that problem which is implicit here. eric: michael what happens? what is going to happen? >> i'm sorry? eric: what is going to happen? >> without some sort of progress on these issues, eric, it is clear isis is going to continue making progress in kobani or at least not be pushed back from kobani again by airstrikes alone. these are the issues we need to grapple with the turks. not a matter of grumbling why they're not doing anything. getting at sources of disagr

. >> you're going to tell us at end of the show if you like us better or bret baier. >> well, i wentllege with bret baier. >> prostitution scandal raising questions of a possible white house cover up in the run t

eric: heather, more on the political impact of the ebola response, bret baier joins us, ainge sore of "special report.." bret, do americans have confidence that our government, that the obama administration can protect us? >> eric, that is a complicated answer. you ask people in polls across the country whether they have confidence in government to handle big things overall, it is upside-down currently in confidence in government. in this case you still do have the one thomas duncan. now you have a health worker who the first u.s. case of transmission apparently in dallas. all around that one case. if there are additional cases around the country that are not tied to thomas duncan, then i think you're going to see numbers change dramatically. right now, at least, there is some sense that the cdc and the nih, and administration have some grasp of this. there are still many lawmakers however calling for the flights from that area of the world to stop. eric: talk about flight ban. what is to someone like duncan, allegedly lying on form, taking aspirin, tylenol, getting temperature down,

bret baier and megyn kelly will be our anchors. you will want to watch. >> the second of two dallas nurses treated for ebola is about to be released in couple hours. emory university hospital in atlanta says amber vinson is free of the virus. as nurse kaci hickox heads home to maine after mandatory quarantine in new jersey. she is apparently considering legal action. in new york city, five-year-old boy who became ill afterer a trp to west africa tested negative for ebola. dr. craig spencer, the new york physician who volunteered to treat ebola patients in africa is in more serious phase of his illness. rick leventhal is live in bellevue hospital in manhattan to tell us more. >> reporter: good morning, shannon. dr. craig spencer is now only ebola patient being treated in america. he is still in isolation in bellevue hospital. at last report he was serious but stable. we asked the hospital for update on his condition. we expect one this afternoon. meanwhile cdc released new guidelines how to handle possible ebola patients moving forw

i'm bret baier. no harm, no foul.f a federal judge's decision today, the irs over its targeting conservative groups for extra scrutiny. good evening, shannon. >> hello, bret. the leader of a conservative

i'm bret baier in washington.american public that has for years been bombarded by books, tv shows and movies about a global apocalyptic epidemic is sweating out the possibility however remote of the real thing. more people who had contact with a man in dallas who has been diagnosed with the ebola virus are being isolated tonight as fears of exposure grow. this includes children. and there are new calls for the u.s. government to step up screening of airline passengers headed this way. correspondent casey stegall is at ground zero in dallas where patient zero has almost everyone there concerned. >> it is a devastating

joining me bret stevens, 2013 pulitzer prize winner for distinguished commentary. good to see you. susan rice, has she stepped in it again? >> evidently. the national security advisor is supposed to be the clearinghouse of information for the white house. she is the national security official who is closest to the president. these are ongoing negotiations. we know for the last week that they've been quite tense when it comes -- >> we're trying to get turkey to do something. >> right. the nato ally that happens to be on the border with syria and iraq. and it can provide us with a kind of basing that we need to more effectively take the fight against isis. john allen general been in turkey negotiating this. so when susan rice announced an agreement had been reached, you would thought that agreement would be signed and sealed. >> that was big. even chuck todd was like what? >> right. so the contradiction, the flatout contradiction goes to show the inability to get the messaging right and also to get the diplomacy right. this is a sensitive diplomatic negotiation. you would think the n

. >> hi thanks for having us i'm bret i'm in supervisor wiener's district i've lived in san francisco for 15 years 13 in the mission the vast majority as a renter i'm now a homeowner and have a home sharing that gives me the flexibility to have any older parents live here and not stay in a hotel they find scary i couldn't without home sharing i couldn't do that with any home it takes away that option and they'll visit a lot less optimistic if i come to have a family i want them to have them help me with childcare that is extremely valuable to me the 90 day limit is a big concern and the public registry a optionable it's fine to have the registry but having people look at our address and see photos of the inside of our home and see the schedule of when our home and away this is an invitation if i live in the building and have an in-law unit you should be able to home sharing thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hi you i'm jim h in district 3 and home sharing i excess my support san francisco is a city that really seems to support local businesses overlarge chains it seem

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. >> you're going to tell us at end of the show if you like us better or bret baier. >> well, i went to college with bret baier. >> prostitution scandal raising questions of a possible white house cover up in the runup to the 2012 presidential election. "the washington post" reporting it knew it wasn't just secret service agents who had partied with prostitutes ahead of the president's visit to colombia in 2012. a member of the advance team also had a call girl in his hotel ram, ram, and that's not - room, and that's not the only bombshell, an investigatorrer says he was told to keep a lid on his findings until after the election. the white house dismissing the report as old news. but gop congressman jason chaffetz says he's not buying that. >> the white house needs to come clean. this -- there's a white house staffer that was very involved in this. remember, there were nearly two dozen secret service and military personnel that were either fired or reprimanded, but the concern is that when it came to the white house and the white house taking care of its own personnel, a totally dif

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you can watch, bret, lovely man, they don't come nicer. but he won't be paying attention to other stuff because frankly he doesn't have time. i do. you decide. dvr him, all right? >>> meanwhile, how about a dash for your cash? states are collecting a record amount of stephane snoop. >>> they're passing the buck to you. the federal government collecting a record amount of taxes. that's not new. but state tax revenues that is new, because that is now at a record. yet several states battled an issue with the midterms calling for more tax hikes but in creative ways. in massachusetts looking for a gas tax, things like roads and bridges. nevada, illinois, new taxes to fund education. i always find on these initiatives, and take nothing away from their ingenuity. their approach, raisemoney. not many approaches are to save money. >> what are they doing? it's automatic in massachusetts what they're trying to do. they want to automatically raise your taxes and maybe you won't notice. the gas tax. massachusetts, the 11th highest taxes in the nation,

. >> reporter: and george bret about the biggest sports star on the planet, at least around here. >> been around the ball club for a long, long, time, over 40 years, this is probably the most fun i've had since i retired. >> reporter: younger royals fans have never really known a winner, with that matter half the team hadn't been born. >> kansas city needs this and deserves this, so hopefully the royals take it home. >> reporter: the novelty of it all is what excites, old becoming new. growing up just a few miles from the ballpark here means of course i'm rooting for the home team, but we all wish the giants luck as well tonight. >> ron, you better get inside. ron mott in kansas city. we wish the winner the best. that's our broadcast on a wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. of course we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> something's going to have to change that makes the job more attractive to new recruits. >> right now at 6:00, from bad to worse for the san jose police department. we have inside information from the a

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this is what it looked like last night when he surpassed bret favre to break the record for career touchdownasses. >> and manning guns it. and it is -- we're waiting -- touchdown! >> wait no more. al michaels with the call that was number 509. play was stopped for a manning tribute, appropriately. he threw four touchdown passes last night, ended the evening at 510. said he was honored and humbled by the record. >>> when we come back, the incredible number of dogs our viewers helped to save since we first reported on a kind of airborne rescue effort. >>> "making a difference," brought to you by cvs health, because health is everything. >>> all this week here we are revisiting some of our favorite making a difference reports, some of the more popular people and causes and the stories that resonated with our viewers, the stories that prompted people at home to step up and help. so we're calling it for good reason, you made a difference. and tonight we go back and check on a kind of air rescue network that's bridging the miles between people and their faithful companions. our report tonight from

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"wall street journal" foreign affairs columnist bret stevens joins us with more.cloes is the administration to cutting a deal? >> the administration will cut almost any deal that the iranians will accept. >> are they close? >> not as close as they think because they're negotiating with rouhani and his foreign minister mr. zarif who do a pretty good job of seeming reasonable and moderate but the decision maker is the supreme leader ali khomeini. >> if the deal we've seen is going to allow them to continue to enrich uranium, if it allows them to continue to seek to have centrifuges that do enrich uranium under supervision, if it doesn't include anything on ballistic missiles and it doesn't deal with the iranian efforts on weaponization in the past, would wouldn't he take that doo snell. >> it would be wise for them to take that deal because it allow them to lift sanctions. khamenei has called for multiplying it by ten. he's called for the mass production of ballistic missiles, not simply maintaining a program and khamenei's calculation is he has never been made to p

back in 1985, george brett, willie wilson and bret saberhagen led the royals over the cardinals in sevenmes. we know that the giants are no stranger to the fall classic. in 2010, they knocked off the rangers in five games to win their first title since moving to san francisco in 1958. and now 2012, pablo sandoval three home runs in game one and locked down the tigers offense. they swept detroit and giants have won eight straight postseason series. who will win tonight? we can tell you this, the home team has an advantage and a big one. home teams in the world series game seven's have won the last nine games. as a matter of fact you have to go back to 1979 the last road team to win was the pirates against the orioles. that is incredible. also incredible is these fans and two great giants fans in the middle there. you have to have mental fortitude to stand in there. game seven, pressure. win or go home type of thing. gabe, you played with the red sox in that type of game. what are you feeling like right now? >> a pressure moment for you, fellows. ninth inning clenching game of the world se

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. >> reporter: bret strachan coaches youth football in maryland. even though he believes football is safe, he's having a hard time fielding a full team. >> our numbers are down. the league is reduced from 17, we're down now to five teams. >> reporter: chris nowinski, head of concussion research for the sports legacy institute, says that's not necessarily a bad thing. do you think concussions are an existential threat to the sport of football? >> i do think parents need to think long and hard about when they introduce their son to tackle football because the younger you start, the more years they'll play, the more concussions they'll have and the worse off you'll be. you don't need to start young to learn those skills so the cost-benefit especially when they're young needs to be evaluate want. >> reporter: scott, we should note that players in other youth sports, including soccer and hockey, also get concussions. >> pelley: don, thank you. evidence ignored for decades is suddenly being used to catch serial rapists. and high-tech equipment brings us

this is what it looked like last night when he surpassed bret favre to break the record for career touchdown> and manning guns it. and it is -- we're waiting -- touchdown! >> wait no more. al michaels with the call that was number 509. play was stopped for a manning tribute appropriately. he threw four touchdown passes last night, ended the evening at 510. said he was honored and humbled by the record. >>> when we come back, the incredible number of dogs our viewers helped to save since we first reported on a kind of airborne rescue effort. [ bell rings ] hi michael! looking good! trying to keep up with you! i told my producer karen that i take metamucil because it helps me feel fuller between meals. it's just one small change that can help lead to good things. now she's breaking up with the vending machine. nope. i call that the meta effect. [ female announcer ] 4-in-1 multi-health metamucil now clinically proven to help you feel less hungry between meals. and promotes heart health. experience the meta effect with our new multi-health wellness line and see how one small change can lead to g

. >> reporter: and george bret about the biggest sports star on the planet, at least around here. >>around the ball club for a long, long, time, over 40 years, this is probably the most fun i've had since i retired. >> reporter: younger royals fans have never really known a winner, with that in matter half the team hadn't been born. >> hopefully the royals take it home. >> reporter: the novelty of it all is what excites, old becoming new. growing up just a few miles from the ballpark here means of course i'm rooting for the home team, but we all wish giants luck as well tonight. >> ron, you better get inside. ron mott in kansas city. we wish the winner the best. that's it for uz on a wednesday night. i'm brian williams. of course we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> justin timberlake baby news? breaking reports jessica is pregnant. >> now on "extra." >>> is she or isn't she expecting? the jessica biel baby headlines today. and the suspicious photos that first sparked the rumors. >>> sandra bullock's medical emergency on the set. why she had to jump int

manning needed three touchdown throws to beat bret favre and become the rush leader.'s manning to welker. that's touchdown number 508 of manning's career. and it started on their 13. it could have resulted in a touchdown. niners had to settle for three. then manning gets the record. he throws to the pylon and the folks in denver began is