what do you want, asks casey, banana? she looks forlorn and continue to sign, imploring us to understand her message. kimmy tells us again. it's impossible for me not to think she's asking to get out. those big eyes stare at me, and i cannot help but feel that she knows she's stuck in there, as big an enclosure as it is, as well e equipped as it is, and i'm not. i look away from her eyes and hands and notice she's toothless. she's a retired zip by chimp and arrived with no teeth, not uncommon for show business chimps of her era. a toothless chimp is not able to cause night l injuries. -- bite l injuries. there were zip by dolls and comic books, a troupe of different chimpanzees played zippy, and kimmy was one of them who talks at the glass again. huh? this apple? what do you want? this kimmy keeps up an intricate series of fast-changing hand signs. casey keeps asking her what she wallets. i find the -- wants. i find the act extremely difficult to watch. kimmy looks remarkably like connie and me, similar hands, similar hea

casey walks out. people ask me, when do you think is the worst case of ordinary justice then clearly when people spend decades in prison, those kilmeade. to be innocent in prison and to have a community who thought -- those kilmeadl me. to be innocent in prison and to have a community who thought you were guilty, but there was this guy, and no one stood up. there was a line of public defenders in the first row who could have said, where is jon casey? nobody stood up, and that is one of the problems of ordinary injustice. they become so worried about their own interests that they stop thinking about the people they are supposed to be protecting. >> we should have invited that judge to come to see what he would say. last year, our reporter went into a courtroom -- nez reporter went into a courtroom, and he sought -- a reporter went into the courtroom, and he saw the judge. he saw hundreds of people waiting for justice every day. what he did not see was a lawyer, so he took it upon himself to study it an

casey butler had been one of their star physicians. butler had died suddenly during a college class. >> i have spoken some peabody professors. and they are just as shocked as we are. she did -- definitely had a very promising future in music, whatever path she would want to take. and her passing is troubling and sudden. >> the high school music students who know casey met this morning to discuss her death. and counseling is being offered. the kids are so -- it's such a family. and they have been upset as have i. >> casey chose the basoon, even though her band director says it is not an easy instrument. but she enjoyed the challenge and would tutor younger people. ♪ [ music ] >> the choir director listens to an audio director. a company by the choir she was a great musician. >> casey was doing very well as a freshman, according to her dean. >> she collapsed and died during a best moon class monday. >> do solos in the community. >> casey butler was a dr. ben carson scholar. and her teacher said she played private gatherings at home. >> h

casey wants to do what he has already done.hole different view of how real folks live. ladies and gentlemen, these guys want to continue to give tax breaks to companies who send their jobs to china. [booing] this is not just political theater. they do not think that we should be given tax credits for renewable energies of the week and make the windmills and solar palps -- panels right here in ohio. they do not think we should provide that tax breaks to middle-class families to help send their kids to this great university. they do not -- literally, that is what we're doing. they do not even want to make the middle class tax cuts permanent. unless we provide $700 billion of tax cuts to their wealthy friends, increasing the burden. these guys have a different view. a lot of folks here have been knocked down pretty hard by the economic policies report -- supported by our republican friends. a lot of folks have been hurt. let me tell you com these folkse tough. folks do not stay down. i believe you believe like i was raised -- my d

>> shepard: casey stegall on the border tonight in nogales, arizona. casey, thank you.authorities say that's what caused an explosion that killed seven people. our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. mexico: the blast killed five canadian tourists and two mexican workers at the popular luxury resort near cancun. nine others injured. including two americans. the explosion blew out windows and ceiling panels and reportedly threw paving stones and chunks of metal as far as 50 yards. investigators say gas from a nearby swamp built up beneath the hotel and somehow ignited. china. a fire killing more than 40 people at a high rise apartment building in shanghai. you're looking at amateur video of the scene. according to state-run television, one witness claims some construction supplies caught fire then it spread. belgium, emergency evacuations in the southwest province after flooding killed two people. the national weather service reports the area saw month's worth of rain in two days. the high water filling basements and streets in many cities and towns. saudi

i worry, senator casey, about this problem.rt of the civil war economically going on between the two coasts. out in california they're doing okay. up in new york and new england, they are doing great, democrats doing great on the left and right coast bus once you get to pennsylvania, start moving past philly, start moving westward, there seems to be another economy, the heartland economy that is getting hollowed out. we got the high-tech in the silicon valley, the high-tech in the 128 up in boston, you got new york financial, new york trade and they all benefit from this globalization but then you get pennsylvania, your state and it starts to move over to ohio, indiana, wisconsin. they're getting passed by. they are flyover in more ways than one. people fly over from them new york to l.a. to make their careers they don't stop in pennsylvania, they keep flying over and look down, 39,000 feet and look down on these states and they really do look down on them. don't you worry about that with your colleagues shall people in new yor

martha: all right casey, thank you very much.nd for more on this new series we're doing, america's third war, log on to our website, foxnews.com, you will find much more of casey stegall's fascinating reports of what's actually going on at the border under the obama administration, and there is also other information on this growing national security threat. rick: when he come back he calls himself the mastermind of 9/11 but will he ever stand trial for it? there are new reports coming out there may not be a trial in the near future for khalid shaikh mohammed. martha: congressman greg walden has a new job, his job is getting the new house majority in order, telling the congressional class of male announcer: introducing the world's first 100% custom, invisible, digital, and fully programmable hearing aid, loaded with today's most advanced hearing technologies, including our new soisticated noise reduction system. this amazing new invisible hearing aid is custom made, allows you to talk comfortably on the phone, sounds natural. - t

jon: casey steegal live on the border there, thank you, casey.ight of the increasing violence in mexico, would you favor increasing the u.s. military's role along the southern border? you can weigh in on today's you decide and check out our special new section of original fox news stories about america's third war. it's all on your online resource, foxnews.com. jenna: well, tough words from a top u.s. diplomat following comments about our troops from afghanistan's president. we're going to have a new reaction in a live report for you. >>> plus, a leading expert wants everyone to cool it when it comes to global warming. a brand new documentary shedding new light on this issue. take a listen. >> science has been hijacked by alarmists, and the public are given to believe that they are to blame. >> we started washing our clothes with stone. >> are i'm completely off electronics. >> energy-efficient lightbulbs. >> recycle more. >> are giant hybrid. @=h [ male announcer ] it's simplehysics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in mot

in tucson, arizona, casey stegall, fox news. >> the trip is over. president obama concludes his visit to asia. did he accomplish what he set out to help the community. >> no friends for you. which country blocked facebook and the reason behind its decision. >> the bay area warmup continues. coming up the areas that will near the 80-degree mark. >>> in japan tonight president obama assured russia's president that he is commited to getting the senate to ratify the start nuclear weapons treaty. that treaty reduces the limit on strategic warheads for each country to 1,550 from the current 2200. republican versus led the resistance to the treaty. the two world leaders were in japan for the asia pacific economic cooperation summit. more on those trade talks. >> reporter: well, president obama has been pushing the trade agenda making the case to these world leaders that everyone can benefit from expanded trade, mr. obama pointing out that the seven of the top trading partners with the u.s. are part of apec. also pointing out that 60% of u.s. exports come t

casey stegall reports. >> reporter: it has been under construction now for five years. a massive undertaking building a bridge some 900 feet above the colorado river. >> the bridge is 1900 feet long. the arch is 1060 feet long. that makes it the longest concrete arch in the western hemisphere. >> reporter: three and a half million cubic yards of rock had to be carved out to make room for the 16,000 pounds of steel used to build it. >> in 1999 when i signed on to the job there was nothing here. we had to hike over the hill. >> reporter: this sing is a true engineering marvel already attracting tourists from around the world. it even has a pedestrian foot path so folks can walk across and get breathtaking views of another engineering marvel, its neighbor the hoover dam. in 2004 congress passed a law naming it after o' callaghan and tillman the former nfl player who joined the military after 9/11 and killed by friendly fire in afghanistan. >> governor mike and pat were strong in their personal lives as they were powerful in their professional lives. they were loyal to thei

casey stegall is live in tucson, arizona. what's this new program all about?ell us about it. >> the group is called brave new foundation, basically about three years ago, they received a $4 million grant and started selecting veterans from all around the country who had interesting stories to tell and were also interested in showcasing them in a documentary format. only a few are selected and for the lucky one, they go through a basic film training class where they learn how to produce and direct their own 15 minute documentary. some of the topics are pretty heavy. they range on everything from veterans dealing with addictions to reintegrating back into civilian life once they get back from the battlefield. clearly the films are very, very personal and they're designed to not only teach the public and educate average joe citizens about some of the sacrifices our veterans make, but it's also very therapeutic for the film makers themselves because this has a chance for them to showcase their talents and also talk about some very disturbing topics. >> juliet: the

and i thought will montgomery really did a great job of stepping up for casey.hen you have guys like that sometimes, you have to pull back. i thought we really brought our offense in and very aggressive, did a great job. just havin the trust and confidence to be able to do that even with the guyse had up front. and i thought as a unit, we were able to do a great job at third down. that's one that we need to clean up and get corrected. and we got ourselves down the red zone area. >> production really did make a difference. and donovan mcnabb knows very well the redskins will have their hands full as they prepared that. the viking are looking for a new spark under a w head coach. it will be their former coordinator. today minnesota fred head coach brad childress. he had had sained relations withal of his players, including brett favre who we found out will get to start on sunday. he will where in the division, a week after the eagles and michael vick man handled the redskins, it didn't look as pretty as they performed on monday night. they still found a way to tak

my daughter casey has a half brother she is very close to. i say to all of them, you are a team. you have each other through life. you are a team. you do a lot of things together as the 2 families, very, very close. >> this seems like a good moment to open up any question that is you all may want to ask about the writing process, about siblings, anything else. >>>> is there something you could read to us from the book that you would feel that we wouldn't understand unless you read it? >> you have any ideas? >> it is a real sort of testish. she has put it together like a quilt. i would say the scene that you described where you are arriving and first see him in the apple orchard, do you remember exactly where that is? >> i'll page through it and see where it is. i might do a short theme where i describe what he looks like and this perfect them. >> if you want to revert to your texas voice. >> the last time i saw my brother, we had an immense fight. it was in his house in san antonio, i am describing, the book opens with this fight. this is sort of a picture of my brother at this e

. >> and for more insight we are joined by criminologist casey jordan.morning, casey. >> good morning. >> right now w know police are focused on this shattered glass. and you think perhaps what's most interesting about some of the forensics is that the shattered glass came from the passenger window. >> correct. and until we have that information, the theories about carjackers or random shooting were still being entertained. bunow it looks a lot more professional and practiced. the idea that somebody would pull up beside her and be able to take aim and go through the passenger window,nstead of the front of the car or the side, the driver's side, where you're far more likely to be able to fatally wound, hit your target, shows that it's somebody who really does know what they're doing. had the time to take aim, shoot downward through the glass and strike her in the chest instead ofhe head and it really does support the idea that thiwas not random. >> and let's talk about the gun. because there were no bullet casings found on the scene or found outside the c

john casey grazed the uprights but missed a field goal as time expired in cleveland. got a win over washington in less by fraser's debut as head coach. they beat jacksonville. >>> the new bcs college rankings are out and good news for stanford. on the heels of the cardinals 38-0 win over oregon state last night. stanford has jumped two spots in the rankings to number four. lsu and boise state were both losers this weekend. they fall out of the top five. auburn is the new number one. but whering alsos on saturday, it will most likely still be oregon against auburn for the national championship that will send tsu against the rose bowl against wisconsin. the top four assures stanford of a berth in another bcs poll. one more poll to come out next week. >>> lots of bay area basketball when sports wrap up continues and . >>> we are about to dive full blast into college basketball season. stanford hasn't had the greatest holiday weekend losing twice in the 76 classic in anaheim. before today's game against depaul. this event held in the shadow of the magic kingdom and story

in the west coast newsroom, casey stegall, fox news. >>> a shortage of lawyers willing to defend death row inmates is causing delays in the system. the raping times reports that nearly half of those condemned are waiting for attorneys. the average delay is 10 to 12 years. defense lawyers say that the shortage is due to the stress of representing a client facing death as well as inadequate state funding. california currently has more than 700 inmates on death row. >>> illegal immigrants living in oakland could soon get the first id cards that could also function as debit card. the san francisco chronicle said that oakland card would be the first to let illegal -- to let immigrant flow money into it. that means that immigrants won't have to carrie cash around or pay costly fees at check cashing stores >>> a massive tree came down in an oakland neighborhood today and narrowly missed homes and cars that were nearby. this video is just new into the ktvu newsroom of the tree that came crashing down on east 25th street on highland avenue. as you can see, it ended up blocking most of the stree

. >>> casey butler collapsed and died in the middle of her music lesson today. bullet her went to bel air high school. >>> imagine heading out to a sunday drive only to become a moving target. that's exactly what happened as several people got hit with a bb gun. weijia jiang talks to one of the victims. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a quiet drive home from work. >> it was a nice day, i had my top down. >> reporter: but for gordon hester it became a dangerous drive. >> all of a sudden, i got pain on my leg like something hit me. >> reporter: it was not a bird but a gunshot leaving a nasty wound that swelled and bruised. his was one of five cars that a gunman shot at. >> you saw the bb. >> then i saw the bb on the floor mat. >> and you thought? really? >> yeah, right. can you believe it. yeah. it's crazy. >> reporter: police say the bb guns shootings took place sunday around 11:00 p.m. many windows were blown out along with hector, a 25-year- old man was injured when glass flew into his eye. police believe the shooter was hiding in these woods, the elevated l

casey wian, cnn, los angeles. >> all right. in the meantime, the u.s. government is considering rules that would require airlines to be more clear about extra fees. there's no talk right now about banning them entirely. >>> iran has postponed the trial day for two americans, shane bauer and josh fattal, who were arrested for espionage 16 months ago after hiking from iraq. their companion, bauer's fiancee, sarah shourd, was released in september. bauer and fattal were supposed to be tried this month, but their lawyer says iranian officials have rescheduled the trial for february 6th now. and that's a big disappointment for family members who hope a trial will lead to their release. >>> and ireland is seeking a financial bailout from the european union for its troubled economy. yet to be determined, the amount of the loan. earlier i spoke with our international business expert, richard quest, about the impact this bailout could have on the u.s. dollar. >> well, first of all, because, of course, greece took the first bailout, this is now the second europea

my daughter casey has a half brother she is very close to. i say to all of them, you are a team. you have each other through life. you are

first year student casey butler was remembered during an on campus trrbute.he died after losing consciousnesssin the middle of a lesson. she went to high school before enrolling in peabody. sse was 11 years old and there's no word on what caused her death. >>> first on fox, a mother files a complaint against members of the bat more cit baltimore citye depprtment. she says they used excessive force on her 14 years old daughter, aad the incident is caught on tape. >> stop it. get off of me. >> police say they onfronted the teen jada johnson monday afternoon near hanover. she had reportedly been invooved in a fight with a group of girls, but johnson's mother ays her daughter was attacked byú those girls and then by police. >> he was about 6 feet tall and 200 pounds had his feet on her ú%ck. >> i want to see them off of streets because i know this probably happened more than one time. it probably wasn't a brave enough person to say anything. >> city pplice officials are saying they are looking into the incidentt >>> the jury in the chandra levy murder triil will

. >> al: that is casey hampton. he got the penalty call. >> cris: yeah. and one of the things you get or you missed was the umpire standing back in the backfield as some of those defense holding calls calls. now, i believe, at this point in the game, did he move back behind him? yeah, i think it's the five-minute mark, they go back behind. >> al: correct. >> cris: now you see the umpire. now some of those defense linemen can get away with, they can't get away with. >> al: the ball at the 25 yard line. this is green-ellis again, to the 24 yard line. huge night for that man. the history of the franchise that began as the boston patriots in 1960. first patriots rookie with three touchdowns in a game. >> cris: it's always good to see a rookie that can bounce back like that. for the kraft family, it's a pretty good bounce-back game for them as well. i'm sure they getting excited about what they are seeing with this team, too. >> al: second and six. polamalu is racing in and he overruns the play to the 21 yard line for green-ellis. and the pittsburgh steelers a

casey mitchell to joe mazuma for the score. 79-60 in the second half. west virginia. that one by 19. there is jeff jones beginning his 11th campaign on nebraska. eagles on the inbound. motivate they did. he had 24. au wins by ten. and the ladies, remember the ranked lady mountaineers hosting. already up ten. make it 13. mountaineers win 80-49. all right, folks. playoff time is here. coming up memo to sherando. it's really, really good. high school ♪ [group laughing] you guys have done so much with this place in the last two years. yes, we really love it. the kids really like the neighborhood too. here, let me help you with these. thank you. everything okay, joe? well, frankly, no. it's this house. we can't afford the mortgage anymore. [announcer] many people are in trouble with their mortgages. the national foundation for credit counseling can help, and this service is completely free. if you think you're in trouble, call the n-f-c-c today. >>> now the toyota dcsports high school net report. >> what's up everybody? broad run is an appropriate name when it comes to foo

libby casey is from alaska public radio.good morning to you. >> let's talk go about "going rogue." that sold 2 million copies. do you think leaders get something new or about reinforcing her image? >> the first book, going rogue, sarah palin's opportunity to craft her own narrative, give her biography, many politicians, presidential candidate does. after the mccain campaign crafted theible imagine for her it was her chance in her own words to show america who she thought she was. this book is more of a philosophical take on life, cement the image, talking about god, country, very patriotic agenda but it is more her political philosophy, her moral philosophy quoting author she is loves, take on pop culture, next step book. >> the pop culture i want to talk about, she mentions people, ronald reagan, her husband, todd, but there is a weird one, simon cowell. she says cowell is almost alone in his willingness to tell hard truths and she writes, cowell cab little harsh at times but he upholds the highest standards and something i

season casey stoner earning pole for the year ending event in valencia the australian could quickly sneak into third place with a podium finish if departing. is a total non-factor in the race the two thousand and seven champion will be hoping for better luck next year as he trades his to kathy for a well this year's best race are already established world champion. will be starting from second followed by marco simoncelli rossi the rens who will be hoping to conquer on the valencia truck one of three circuits where he's yet to win any receiving trials. rugby fans can rejoice the long anticipated awesome international season is upon us the first set of fixtures are already done and dusted with good opening weekend for the southern hemisphere sides twenty eleven world cup hosts new zealand began their tour event with an english test at twickenham on the visitors didn't miss a run waltzing to an early fourth the lead through tries. from rico gear on q. and reed now reads effort showing off the whole array of new zealand talent on offer seventeen three the score the break. and then to work to

the casey anthony case, now in florida.you have to think to yourself, how does she win a case like that? any casewh/vñ that received nationwide attention is lost before you walk into the courtroom. it then becomes your job to turn around. there is a presumption of guilt on any client and then you add the nationwide attention, it is insurmountable. >> so we have a responsibility to speak to the public? you have to figurer want to say in who you can say it to, but it seems like you are say we almost have a responsibility. >> in most cases. >> aside from the attitude of public defenders, is there something inherently more challenging about being a defender in the limelight than being in the day -- a d.a? >> it is everything we have talked about. there is the inherent bias against us as a criminal defense lawyers. added on top of that is the fact that we have this position of incompetence, somebody who is new that does not know what they're doing.db& and that our clients are probably guilty or there would have hired a real lawy