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captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >>> this is "world news." and tonight, primetime jobs. the president calls for a huge stage. a rare joint session of congress, to roll out his new plan. will he say what these desperate job seekers want to hear? and why does his timing have republicans fuming? >>> disaster zones. wildfires rip through tinder-dry texas, burning homes to the ground. plus, those northeast floods. how will we pay for irene's devastation? >>> flying on auto pilot. the crew of your plane takes the controls for only three minutes a flight. a new warning about how overly automated systems could be causing crashes and costing lives. >>> and workplace secrets. the things you can do on the job to make your life better at the office and at home. >>> good evening. if you thought washington was messed up before, wait until you hear this. we first reported last night, details of the sweeping jobs plan that president obama plans to propose next week. and today we learned he wants to deliver it in the biggest, boldest way he can, before a join

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closed captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> sean: we are one day removed from president obama's jobs address. his proposal has been met with mixed reaction. the plan laid off before a joint session of congress last night known as the american job act. in reality the 447 billion dollar government spending spree is more like the second coming of the stimulus. we know how effective that legislation was. the president described the measures that he claim will put america back to work. what he left out was how exactly all of this going to be paid for. except of course, massive tax hikes on the wealthiest americans. here to give us the republican perspective on last night's address, congressman shock and adam kin singer. it is across the board the response you see from people except for the die-hard obama lovers out there. congressman shock, is there anything here that you see that is going to help create jobs in the country? >> sean, we already know the answer to your question this is really a mini stimulus bill. it is stimulus 2.0. it spends a third of the original bill that he pass

closed captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> sean: the race is starting to heat up as the two top gop front-runners hit the trail in full attack mode. >> career politicians got us into this mess. >> sean: ann coulter has the latest on romney vs. perry. >> more attacks on the tea party movement frommcl the liberal left. >> wait until you hear the rest of this shocking rant. >> the anointed one stands firm in favor of the federal gas tax and more spending on infrastructure projects. we'll debate the question, can you afford four more? we are on the road to 2012. hannity starts right here, right now. controversy erupted today after president obama announced that he intends to unveil his jobs plan in the form of a speech to a joint session of congress. one itsy-bitsy problem. the speaker of the house has declined the president's request. things are just a little different for the anointed one now that he's not on martha's vineyard. it started when the president a letter to speak boehner to ask that the join session be held next wednesday night. that happens to be the same nigh

always remember the spin stops right here because we definitely looking out closed captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> sean: the white house finally responds to the hoffa outburst by stating, obama won't serve as the speech police. did david horowitz and bob beckel react. >> the anointed one will reportedly ask for another 300 billion dollars during his much anticipated speech tomorrow. can you really afford four more years of obama? >> it is time for our weekly analysis of the obama mainstream media bias. >> you are very proud of what you said. i think a lot of people are proud of you too. >> sean: a hannity special investigation into an obama administration agency trying to bully its whacky vision of die remembersy on one new york county. -- diversity on one new york county we are on the road to 2012. >>> it took 24 hours at last the white house has issued a response to the shocking remarks delivered by the teamsters president hoffa. who urged a union crowd to take those tea party sons of bitches out. the anointed one has been calling on you and me to tone down the heated rhetoric since january.

closed captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> sean: president obama just unveiled the jobs plan that we've been waiting and waiting and waiting for. it sounded more like a candidate stump speech than a policy proposal. the anointed one and his economic team had months to hammer out the american jobs act. tonight the president proposed a massive i go away to teachers to small business owners to construction workers. all paid for with, well he's not sure, except for this. >> the president: while most people in this country struggle to make ends meet, a few of the most affluent citizens and most profitable corporations enjoy tax breaks and loopholes that nobody else gets. we need a tax code where everyone gets a fair shake. >> sean: since it seems like the words stimulus and tax hikes were thrown out before the speech, i think the new call to tax the rich given it was president obama himself who delivered the speech it included a swipe, what a shock, at his political foes. >> the president: some of you sincerely believe that the only solution to our economic challenges to simp

closed captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> sean: tonight democrats begin to bail on the president ahead of next year's election. dick morris is here with his 2012 prediction. president obama continues to out to his ambitious jobs plan. >> the president: this is a bill that will help our economy. >> sean: he would like to reach into your wallet to pay for it all. we have the details. >> outrage after the feds raid gibson guitar factories over allegations the company is illegally importing wood. was this necessary? the ceo of gibson guitars is here with strong words for the anointed one. i go head-to-head with pbs's tavis smiley on why african-american voters are unhappy with the obama white house. >> democrats from coast-to-coast are sounding the alarm as the prospect of a second term for president obama becomes more and more unlikely. the unusual candidness from some of the administration's closest allies was captured if in a "new york times" article over the weekend. among those now openly criticizing the president is oregon -- he said in my district the enthusiasm for

closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >> top of the morning to you.t's thursday, september 22, 2011. i'm gretchen carlson. thank you so much for sharing your time today. the stage is all set for tonight's big debate on fox news and the top two candidates in the statistical tie now so that means game on. >> we don't need to nominate obama light. we don't need to -- >> we have a full preview of what's gearing up to be a presidential fight night. >> meanwhile, some are calling it the poster child for crony capitalism. playing favorites with your tax dollars and now we're learning more about one of the investors in light squared, that mobile broadband company. wait until you see how these pieces fit together. >> and look out below, it's finally gonna happen. skylab missed you but not this time. a satellite the size of a bus is on its way down but thankfully it's empty. it's ready to smash into the united states where you're listening right now. how you can prepare for the falling sky that could be coming to a head near you or house near you. "fox & friend

closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >> sean: the gop sweeps two major special elections. >> this message will resound for a full year. >> sean: are these victories a sign of things to come in 2012? karl rove is here with analysis. >> democrats are in a panic as president obama's approval rating hits another all-time low. juan williams is here to react. >> the anointed one hits the trail again, pushing his controversial jobs plan. >> the president: i came to talk about how we can get to a place where we are creating good, middle class jobs again. >> sean: is this about the american people getting jobs or the president keeping his? plus, a green energy scam, is it leading to the white house? we're on the road to 2012. hannity starts right now. >> big night for the republican party last night. gop scored two huge wins in special elections in new york and nevada. the results have sent shockwaves through president obama's reelection campaign. we begin with the historic upset here in new york city where republican businessman bob turner defeated democrat david weprin this was

i hope you have a great night. [ applause ] closed captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> greta: tonight it is official speaker boehner give president obama an invitation to speak to congress next thursday day. the president he's accept. that was after a day of political drama over scheduling. the two leaders have decided president obama will deliver his big jobs speech next thursday the day after the republican debate. but, there's a slight problem. the president is going up against the nfl season's opening game. the white house says don't worry the president will clear the field lone before kickoff. joining us rick klein. -- easy for a bears' fan to say that -- to say not to worry. >> what are 23 hours between friends. come back tomorrow, we are busy today. >> greta: how does this happen? is it a big deal or not? >> no one is going to remember this. it is going to be what the president says. it symbolic. utter dysfunction. forget trying to solve the world's fiscal problems, we are just trying to schedule a speech. and you go back for hours before you can lock it in. it is a fa

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament. are the three finalists... a high school english teacher from ocracoke, north carolina... whose cash winnings yesterday totaled... a high school english teacher from ellettsville, indiana... whose cash winnings total... and a high school latin teacher from fredericksburg, virginia... who won $26,300 yesterday. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. you've heard me say this many, many times in our tournaments in the past, but the contestant who was in a distant third position after day one often winds up winning it. so, larry, don't despair. you've got $7,000. lori in the lead with $26,300, and charles on the board with $18,800. let's get rid of those numbers. we will add those figures

♪ 1ñ1ñ1ñ. . . . . . . . . . . . .Ñ captioned by closed captioning services, inc.stants are-- a college student from stow, ohio... an exterminator from wells, maine... and our returning champion-- a standardized test scorer from minneapolis, minnesota... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. hello, ladies and gentlemen. welcome again to our program. talk about a big win for matt yesterday. early on he was, i believe, at negative $1,400, but he managed to keep moving up, and he was the only player to come up with the correct response in final, so he's the defending champion today as he faces joe and susan, our newcomers.

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captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!"welcome today's contestants-- a reference librarian from league city, texas... an attorney from new york, new york... and our returning champion-- a urologist from baltimore, maryland... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome to "jeopardy!" as we begin our 28th season of programming. i hope you've all had a great summer. mine was rather eventful. as some of you know, about a month and a half ago, pat sajak and i were honored with lifetime achievement awards from the daytime television academy. that was special for us.

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closed captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> federal authorities ability two of the men who had a car bomb attack plan, are u.s. citizens. they don't have exact i'dits. they say the suspects may be traveling to the u.s. or could already be here. new york and washington have already increased security. egyptian protesters attacking the israeli embassy in cairo, tearing apart the embassy's security wall, the mob also setting fires outside. the clash is entering 450 people for hours, egyptian security forces made no effort to stop the mayhem. the swollen susquehanna river retreating after flooding thousands of homes and businesses from pennsylvania to new york. days of rainfall from the remnants of tropical storm lee creating some of the highest floodwaters ever seen. 100,000 people have been forced from their homes. and at least 15 people have died in lee's aftermath. one woman describes the damage. >> completely unbelievable. everything -- everything's ruined. first floor's covered in mud. cars are ruined. there is a car stuck in the reservoir. i don't know where it all came

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i hope you have a great night. [ applause ] closed captioned by closed captioning services, inc. the press has accepted. of course, that was cast a day of political drama and the leaders have decided president obama will deliver the big jobs speech next thursday, the day after the republican debate. a slight problem. the president going up against the nfl season opening game but the white house says the president will clear the field long before the kickoff. joining us is senior editor for abc world news. easy for a bears fan to say not to worry. >> don't worley. >> worry. >> not the bears that are playing, it is the packers. how does this happen? is it a big deal or not. >> i think it is symbolic of larger things. it will be what the president says and obviously whether something passes congress later on. symbolic of the utter dysfunction in washington. forget the fact of trying to solve the world's fiscal problems we are trying to schedule a speech right now. goes back for hours before you lineback it in. a failure to communicate on both ends. they need to get a formal invitati

close to 40 homers isn't easy to do. >> and for larry beil and sandhya patel thanks for joining us tonight. >> well see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. captioned by closed captioning services, inces, louisiana... and our returning champion-- an attorney from new york, new york... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! okay, thank you, johnny. and welcome, everyone, to, uh, another edition of "jeopardy!" i hope you were watching yesterday because we had an amazing contest-- sergio and one of the other players, back and forth throughout the game. and finally, sergio triumphing

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closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc >> bret: let's get some instant reaction.st, your assessment? >> there was the moment of the debate that clearly was garr -- gary johnson shoveling dogs. i'm not sure it will be remembered as that. but that was the best line. had he said it early on, he might now be a top tier candidate. there were themes. they terms of did this change any of the fortunes of the candidate? i think they played to type. there were few surprises either in terms of policy or in their sort of demeanor. i thought perry and romney were again interesting. romney was as in the other debates, practiced, fluent, fairly good on the counter punch. perry had one great moment. he obviously prepared it about the anti-cervical vaccine i am poeing it on the right and the america connection. he said i was lobbied by this young woman, obviously suffering from that cancer. it was a poignant moment, again he had the audience with him. and then he let it go. the answer sort of dissipateed rather than follow through. in the same way when he tried land these punches

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