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captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> this is the journal editorial report. a setback for school reform as the most controversial figure resigned and chancellor michelle reid is here to tell us why she's at an impasse, with just over two weeks ago until election day, the wall street journhitting the campaig trail and stepping up attacks on corporate america, declaring war on the chamber of commerce and other groups that dare to oppose them. what liberals really mean when they call for campaign disclosure next. welcome to the journal, editorial report. i'm paul gigot. well, the school reform suffered a setback this week when the most visible and perhaps more controversial champion resigned. michelle reed served as chancellor for three and a half years and during her tenure student test scores improved and drop-out rates declined in the city and school vouchers for low income familiar letters, opened charter schools and negotiated a contract with the teachers's union that includes among other things, merit pay, a model for urban school districts across the coun

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captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> glenn: welcome to the "glenn beck program." gang, it's time to buckle up. i think everything that is happening around the globe is coming to our shores. they told you on what was it? friday or thursday, the seasons are changing. here's people in europe. there is civil unrest and people are taking to the streets over the austerity cuts, which will cause people to lose their jobs. but it is necessary, the cuts that must be made. unions and communists are refusing to back down. now they're starting to inflame the middle class. trouble in europe. even the u.n. said last week that the global unemployment crisis will stir social unrest, including here in the united states. economists are now warning that the world is becoming unstable. now, mounting chatter by jihadi extremists has europe bracing for another terrorist attack. can you imagine what a large terrorist attack would do now to europe and the world's economy? and the border. the border here in the united states, the violence in mexico is still out of control. first in the la

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captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. this is a fox news alert. american intelligence agencies are said to be extremely concerned about a new terror threat to the u.s. multiple intelligence officials tell fox news the threat analysis is developing at this hour. from the same group that was allegedly behind a failed attack this year. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has details in this fox news exclusive. >> first there was faisal shahzad, the pakistani naturalized u.s. sentence who was sentenced last week to life in prison in new york after he tried to set off a car bomb in times square on may 1. now fox news learned new intelligence obtained by the u.s. spy agencies suggests that the pakistan taliban, the same group that sent faisal shahzad may have launched another operative from the tribal area of pakistan where instructions to carry out another attack, to make up for times square failure. the authorities do not have a name or information on where the attacker would strike, but the intelligence suggests

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captioned by closed captioning services, inc >>> welcome to "red eye." it is like darr ma and greg if by darr ma you mean vicodin. let's go to andyly vee. what's coming up on this here show? >> on this here show, the new york candidate for governor says he does president like gay pride parades. plus, a republican candidate finds himself in bombosa after they say he likes to spend his time with the votan-ss. and our allstar panel will pray carrie keegan demonstrates on bills. >> thank you, andy. >>> i scorn you, you rascally cheating rogue, away. >>> let's welcome our guests. she is back and gigly as ever. i am here with the writer and producer of no good tv. and it begins this saturday on vh1 classic. she's so cute she dots her i's with actual babies. didn't know that was possible. and i would like to welcome a first time guest. he is mike riggs. he is the daily caller and staff writer. i would have him on my knees. repulsive sidekick extraordinary their. he smells of mold and failure. if brains were stamps, his back would be sticky. and he prints frank

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captioned by closed captioning services inc. >> did you see this in the magazine? and i quote, some in the white house say, obama will find himself running against mike huckabee. who said that? what am i going to do with this huckabee guy? people love him. he's got millions watching his show on fox news every weekend. who is on tonight? new york police commissioner ray kelly. ray. he is a top cop of the biggest city in the country. they'll all be watching. the foreclosure scandal. hundreds of thousands kicked out of their homes because of shoddy paperwork. you can't talk about that. he'll blame it on me. massachusetts gubernatorial candidate baker, i was just in town campaigning. what is it about this huckabee guy that makes him so appealing? maybe if i watch the show i can learn something. get "fox news" on my tv in the oval office. you heard me right, "fox news." let me be clear. i i don't want anyone to know i'm watching "fox news." ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applause] >> thank you very much. and thank you, mr. president, for watching to

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captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> glenn: welcome to the "glenn beck program." tonight, something very exciting. i'm going to take you back to 1930 and the smooth holly act. yeah, i know what you're thinking. sweeps week again? yes, we could go with hot chicks and bikinis. no. in 1930 it seemed insignificant. it was to protect trade. who could be against that? it raised tariffs on imported goods to record levels. the problem is it caused the rest of the world to retaliate and put tariffs on all of their stuff shipping here. trading suffering and everything spun out of control. then the economy suffered. unemployment went from 7.8 when the smoot holly tariff holly passed to 16.3. i want to show you a chart. the great depression and te beginning of it. the crash of 1929. smoot holly. you notice after this passed, what happened? the market started to gradually going down. severe decline in market that lasted more than a year. we're talking about doing the same thing again. the house passed a bill to increase tariff on china. what would you possibly be going? they r

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captioned by closed captioning services, inc >>> welcome to "red eye" it is like citizen cane if by cane you mean coke. now to andy levy for a pre game report. what's going on knight rider? >> mel gibson may like the booze, but it looks like he won't have the hangover. you will see what i did there straight ahead. and a new service in maryland let parents rent drug-sniffing dogs. some say it is a great idea, but others say, dude, that's so not cool. and what is the late e news from the sub basement headquarters of media matters? greg? >> thank you, andy. >> thou that was sealed in the nativity, display of nature and son of hell. >> thou detestable and piece of witch craft. thou thing of no bowels. >> these things are getting harder to write. >> i know, i know. i welcome unmitigated pain in your life. >> go away. >>> let's welcome our first guest. it is mary smith. it is the co-founder of "who said, you said .com." she is so cool hello kitty owns a mary smith backpack. and he knows conservative it talk like i know outlines in chalk. yes, i am a horrible man. and my repulsive sidekick, bil

captioned by closed captioning services, inc [ applause ] >> glenn: hello, america. hello. >> glenn: i want to start with this. who are we? i want to start with this. who are we? and -- is america done? have we finished our job? have we invented what we were supposed to invent? have we freed who we were supposed to free? have we done all the things that we were supposed to? as you know, if you watch this program, 40 day and 40 night challenge, blueprint for national survivor. i don't know if you know much about thomas jefferson but he was into codes, puzzles. i don't know if this was a code or a puzzle bull they left bread crumbs all over the place. they knew we'd fail. jefferson and adams wrote back and forth in 1920s. they said you know this is going to fail. it's going to fail. jefferson said yes, yes. but the people will figure it out. and they'll remember what we were trying to do and they'll do it right this time. i don't know if this is a code, but these are hit words at the end of the declaration of independence. with the firm reliance. on the protection of d

captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> bret: president obama wants republican support for $50 billion more funding for infrastructure improvement. democrats accuse a major business group of spending foreign money on republican campaigns with no hard evidence. and some lawmakers try to sell a pre-election foreclosure freeze, but the white house isn't buying. live from the studio in washington, this is "special report." good evening, i'm bret baier. on the day marking one of the greatest transportation stories ever, the arrival of columbus in the new world. president obama lobbying for republican support for his open transportation infrastructure upgrade. white house correspondent wendell goler explains how the president justifies the $50 billion request. >> reporter: fighting a unique combination of opportunity and need, president obama pushed for support of the infrastructure rebuilding project he proposed on labor day. >> one in five construction workers is still unemployed and needs a job. that makes no sense when so much of america needs rebuilding. >> reporter: mr. obama s

captioned by closed captioning services, inc >>> tonight on the "fox report" making medical history with human embryonic stel cell. u.s. researchers are injecting cells to patients for the first time. tonight who has received the treatment and why the study is only the beginning? plus, new clues in the border lake mystery. this woman claims mexican pirates murdered her husband. now police say they have actual suspects. tonight cragging the case at falcon lake. but first, a ground breaking medical event as the scientists are using human embryonic stem cell on a person in an experiment the first of its kind. this is highly controversial. for that reason we don't know much about the first patient except it's someone in atlanta parrially paralyzed due to spinal cord injury and it calls for only using patients with recent injuries. the news comeses a the fight rages if they should use stel cell at all. some scientists say the stem cells hold the keys to beating major health conditions. from alzheimer's to heart problems. but this uses stem cell left over from in vitro fertilization. critics s