what does that tell you, colby? >> it reflects what happened to the economy the last several years, but also shows us the real disparity that this impact has sat on the country. you take kids in poverty, something like 40% are african- american. that is replicated throughout the adult figures as well. obama comes in for criticism because it appears that his policies are not even focused on that aspect of the problem. he has the view that the rising tide lifts all boats, and that has been said by other presidents as well. but it is not cut the mustard on those numbers. >> why the republicans willing to deal on anything r? >> it does not sound like it. the speech at the speaker a port taxes were completely off the table when applied to the -- what applied to the jobs bill and the work of the super committee. i am not sure that a payroll bank tax -- i am not sure that a payroll tax -- when that became a gimmick, but it is now. they have gone back to their partisan camps. one last bit out of that bloomberg poll, 71% of

[laughter] >> colby? >> kama sutra? >> we will save that for another program. >> there are children watching. mitt romney is the panderer. you have this other person, rick perry, who is at least candid with language. this is the kind of thing that makes the white house feel they still have a shot. with these two individuals as possible opponents, there is reason to think you can hold your own. michele bachmann has been kicked it occurred. >> -- kicked to the curb trade . >> she is off the radar screen. she might come back in the debates. >> the leading candidates in the republican party, and one of them will get the nomination -- perry or romney -- colby says romney is a panderer, but perry's record is contradictory. he endorsed hillary's health- care proposal. i understand that politicians is a dance that, but there is more than the usual zigging and zagging here. it is material for the opponents, whether they are in the republican party or eventually obama. >> zig or zag? >> zag has always been a problem for me. rick

this is all targeted at some of those contingency group >> how is get them back, colby? >> i think what pyjamas bill. -- with this jobs bill. he really did served up to his base, talking about the jobs. but let's not get too far away from the reality. what happened in 1946, harry truman. he found himself with a republican congress, his approval rating was down to 32%. and he got back against the do nothing congress. he turned in a round. i think it is possible for obama to turn it around. >> colby, i knew -- harry truman was a friend of mark, barack obama is no friend of truman. not that conflict -- complicated. obama is over his head. a great orator, he came out of nowhere. he has never run anything. never enacted anything even in the legislature. he had not run a state, not run a city, or a business. he is running the biggest enterprise in the world and he has not succeeded. and that is why all of these independents, all of those who believed in a soaring rhetoric, including probably a couple who swooned in the aisles as he spoke in 2008, are now waking up and realizin

>> after being fired as the agency's director in 1976, colby left his previous life and in many ways left his family behind. his death years later was just as mysterious as his life. now his son, carl colby has done his best to try to the unearth the truth in a documentary, the man nobody knew. we want to talk about your father. he was a legend, legend spy master. yet, so mysterious in life and in death, perhaps because of exactly because of the work that he did. here's from your documentary, ben xoe krost talking about bill colby. >> bill really became a tortured soul in this period. he saw his life and his life's work crumbling. i often wondered if bill was not xpee ating his sins. >> how painful was it for you in searching for the real william colby? >> it was a difficult process. at first i thought well, i'll tell a story about my dad's professional life. and leave it at that. but then the more i dug into the story, i thought, how will i really unearth him? can i really understand him? so i started digging. and i interviewed over 85 people, some of whom are in your clips and some

. >> hi everyone, we're live from america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby. the senate democrats blocking a house spending bill again threatening a house shutdown. congress divided over emergency funding to aid for disaster victims and housing wants offset by budget spending cuts. senate opposes that and without a deal, fema could run out of cash b tuesday. if the bill is passed by september 30th, the federal government may face a shutdown. there was a major security bust at jfk airport, police arresting a man who tried to board a saudi airline flight with a bag full of weapons. a taser, a stun gun pen, electric stun batons and pepper spray. the man claimed he he was taking the weapons to saudi arabia to give to his family. i'm jamie colby, keep it on fox. >> if asking a billionaire to pay their fair share of taxes, to pay the same tax rate as a plumber or a teacher is class warfare, then you know what? i'm a warrior for the middle cla class. >> neil: president obama continuing his quest for higher taxes for top earners, one top earner not seeing eye to eye w

i'm jamie colby, there are questions about safety of air shows and an n.t.s.b. safety investigation after a horrific crash that left three people dead at least and dozens more injured near reno, nevada. take a look at the video of the aftermath. a vintage plane plunging full speed into the seats narrowly missing a grandstand. and set to determine the cause and the mechanical problem with the planes's tail maybe to blame. reports from the front line of libya that rebel fighters are plotting the next move after suffering a major setback. fighters said to be regrouping in the city, and the most symbolic strong hole remaining in gaddafi's regime. and battling with machine guns and rockets and pushing through crowded residential areas. i'm jamie colby, back to cavuto on business, keep it right here on fox. >> neil: the light bulb is gone and now a mini blow torch is lighting these and now in compliance with the new fed regulations. >> that's right, nobody will be looking at it today. >> and the easy bake often, are no longer using a light bulb to bake goodies, heatin

i'm jamie colby. tropical storm lee is closing in on the gulf coast that's happening right now.thern louisiana already getting drenched with heavy rain. and tropical storm warnings are in effect for mississippi to texas. flash flood warnings extending along the alabama coast to the florida panhandle and forecasters say the storm's slow, forward movement could bring as much as 20 inches of rain to some areas. we'll keep you up to speed on that. >>> the state department issue add world wide travel alert for all americans. this is in advance of the ten-year mark of the 9-11 attacks. the alert doesn't mention any specific threats, but it says u.s. citizens should be aware that al-qaeda affiliates have demonstrated an sent to carry out attacks against the united states and urges americans at home and abroad to be extra vigilant. >>> i'm jamie colby. keep it here on the fox news channel. we'll send you back to cavuto. >> neil: forget whether a double dip recession is coming. maybe the last recession never left. not one new job created in august. manufacturing with a two-year low. busi

i'm jamie colby. see you at 1:00 p.m.the white house says this is a good sign. almost a million young adults getting health insurance last year. it's crediting a provision in the president healthcare law that lets kids stay on their parents' plan until age 26. victoria, you say this is a bad sign. explain the flipside. >> well, the kids are on their parents' plan because they don't have jobs. their jobs aren't getting them healthcare. that is not a good thing. more kids are staying at home in their mid-and late 20s. yea! everyone gets to live at home with their parents. that's so great. no, it's not. it's a bad sign. youth unemployment is a problem. in this councilmember. if you look at europe it's a really ugly trend. let's not mimic our friends overseas. >> david: mark, to emphasize what vicky is saying employment of young adults between 16 to 29 was at the lowest level since the end of world war ii. >> well, this is a sign of how bad the job market is. it's not a matter of people wanting to sit at home and eat bonn-bon

i am jamie colby. we'll send you back now to forbes on fox. keep it on the fox news channel.resident's visit to hurricane irene ravaged wrers jers. lawmakers squaring off if additional recovery should be tied to spending cuts. should dc identify place to before it spends more. >> get rid of the department of the energy and and department of education. and they do absolutely no good and get rid of the regional greenhouse that costs 80 billion in tax payer money. and 365,000 perjob saved or created. >> and steve, do you, you look at numbers and doctors being spent. can't the government find place to cut and dole out dollars in the same time. >> it shouldn't wait for a like irene to do the cutting. natural emergencies get aid in and don't tide to spending cuts. mike has a whole list of them. i can add to department of education and other programs. you got to getetad now. >> is governor christ right that the government needs to get in right away. >> they can have their cake and eat it, too . provide relief and make the cuts at the same time. everything should be conditioned on bu

i'm jamie colby. >> a lot of rain. i'm kelly wright. welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. huge amount of water we're talking about here, not the only concern facing the crescent city at this hour there are tornado warnings also issued for new orleans, and other parts of louisiana. mayor mitch landrieu telling residents to hope for the best but prepare for the worst. we have fox team coverage right now. casey stegall on the ground in new orleans. meteorologist maria molina tracking the storm in the fox extreme weather center. first, we go to meteorologist maria molina. >> right now the center of the storm system is 40 miles southwest of morgan city, louisiana. the center of it is starting to approach the bay. that is something to keep an eye on. this is large. if you look at the satellite, rin over central portion of mississippi and thunderstorms firing up offshore in the yucatan peninsula. this is a large storm system and a slow-mover. plan to see up to 20 inches of rain locally. generally speaking we are look

great to have you today, jame colby with kelly wright. report is next, keep it mere. have a great day. >> this week on the journal, editorial report. the president's job, it turns into a sharp left turn and 1 1/2ri

he's lieutenant colby staysa. >> how are you?> i'm doing good. >> you're all grown up. >> reporter: this is the first time they've seen each other since 7th grade. the irony has given the family a new thread of hope. >> the coincidence of this cannot get past you. and i don't believe in coincidences. soy think it's very heavy that this is happening at this time. >> it's very ironic. >> reporter: he says dana's murder was one of the reasons he became a cop. now he's poring over all the evidence again. whoever dumped dana's body here has gotten away with murder for a quarter century. but police believe they have a new lead in the case. someone sent an anonymous let tore one of the sisters after the homicide. investigators believe it was the killer. they have the letter, and new technology. >> with the upgrade in dna processing and associated evidence, we believe that that item has dna on it, and we're hoping that's going to give us a future investigative lead in the near feature. >> reporter: a promising revelation for the rams, an

colby also left the game and the wild cats have weapons of their own.uarterback throwing a touchdown strike. stanford's lead cut to 13-10, 16-10 at the half. it was zach to make it 23-10. he has thrown another touchdown pass in the 4th quarter. >>> the tripart west was quite a moment for the football program at presbyterian college prior to today's game with cal. they today became part of cal history. this was the first home game at at&t park

sent off for a bad tackle newcastle state for the when i three one win i will play elsewhere little colby bulls at anfield. after beating we're going to an arsenal i said the relegation zone drift three no win against bolton called west brom and fallen through new deal out of all forms but it's still manchester rule the top of the league and it's city boss man cheney prices brags. that he was difficult because a for me we played very well they went from different for all their games. it was not easy for us to find the solution to trying this be. this game really difficult but here we. are four months i mean it's. in the end. we have to win this game. prayers. among top flight today which is part rangers will look to build on their recent good form against villa since the signing of a raft of new plays they'd thrown in the past on got a three one win away with bulldogs the other weight but aston villa remain unbeaten this season but have drawn four of gangs and of only one month's. time to boxing ready to middleweight title will be at stake this sunday night in the southern russian city of

and then the less time they tried taking over america is when they sent colby asha over here and he tried he broke up our program heard we gave him joey chestnut and i have a feeling that we're going to figure out a way tribute elite once again i'm not concerned about the safety of america but you know you think that there there japan i mean there are there robots are going to be some horrible dangerous things that yeah. yeah you know there are no use robots i mean maybe down the road but this robots a little unintimidating but i'm totally you going on the page with you on the marathon thing i say let the robots to everyone talks about how robots will do the jobs that humans don't want to do i do not want to run marathons so i said let the robots have the marathons they can have a hundred mile bike ride it's all about the people you know to the point where i would i would never want to do a marathon or a triathlon i guess that makes me a lazy horrible human being but it just does not sound. like an achievement that i would want to train for it sounds like a miserable miserable experience

a's going work here, josh willingham off the colby lewis, we should top, not a good thing, number 24lingham is a good thing. rangers coming back. and belltray into the corner and there is a rangers now leading 4-2 there in the 7th, ask and and there is 23-21 loss and cardinals and there is a huge mismatch. and luck says do not overlook anyone. >> that is how every team sort of has to do it. and are going to try to learn a little bit more about who thousand approach the game. i know i'm watching defense there. and this is how strong of a unit they have back there. >> cal is in boulder taking on a new rival in colorado. and bears beat fresno state of their opener. and head coach says it will be tested in the starts. >> and i'm sure going to be louder. that is just getting used to the huddle and communication z all of the things you know. >> and san jose state and ucla. >> and how good is raffle nadal? and he says he felt helpless out there. and first lady michelle ob yaum n.a saw nada just dominate. there is a cross court winner. there is a 22 fourhand winners. and the defending champ

colby also left the game and the wild cats have weapons of their own.ck throwing a touchdown strike. stanford's lead cut to 13-10, 16-10 at the half. it was zach to make it 23-10. he has thrown another touchdown pass in the 4th quarter. >>> the tripart west was quite a moment for the football program at presbyterian college prior to today's game with cal. they today became part of cal history. this was the first home game at at&t park where they'll play while the stadium is being renovated. they emptied the bench. he had a 9-yard run in the first quarter but the bears were just getting started. 21-0 in the second quarter, jones down the middle of the field, make it 28-0 after he turns it into a 50-yard scoring play. 28 points on the board in a quarter. this time it's maynard to spencer, and then a 42 point first half. maynard to allen for 21-yards and a score. the bears roll to a 63-12 win upping their record to 3-0. it was the 75th win which makes the coach the winningest coach of all time. he open the pack 12 next week at washington. >> san jose state

that will do it for me in washington d.c., kelly wright and jamie colby are standing by with much moreank you. ♪ >> tragedy at a popular air show in reno, nevada. now, concerns are growing that

i'm jaime colby, great to be with you. welcome to a brand-new hour of "happening now."abama, mississippi and louisiana hard. lee has weakened, but still on the move. maria molina hard at work in the fox weather center. >> reporter: even though it has weakened significantly we are feeling a punch from it because of the heavy rain falling. there were reports on sunday morning of as much as 14 inches of rain across southeastern louisiana. this morning we had reports of ten inches on the ground in mississippi with flash flood warnings in place. you can see it on the satellite, just because it's not a tropical storm any more, not even a depression that doesn't mean that we are not looking at flooding concerns or even severe weather. there is a tornado watch in place until 4:00pm central times including parts of the florida panhandle as well as alabama, there is a potential to see tornadic activity out of some of the cells that do move onshore. a lot of heavy rain is building over portions of tennessee. over the next several days both lee and a cold front going across the are

. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby, kelly, good to have you here. and the storms are not letting up. look at what it is like in the wensd of l west end of louisiana. it could dump 20 inches of rain in some areas over the coming days. >> the pumping station over here is not turned on and people wonder why. >> the trigger to close the gates, and to operate the pump station, at 17th street canal is -- lake ponchartrain, 5 feet and predicted to rise to 7. and, we haven't seen that yet and don't predict we will. >> i don't think it is over yet, so i think it will get worse before it is gets better. >> jamie: they are worried folks and with good reason and elizabeth prann, is live in biloxi. is it any better today? you have been braving the elements. >> believe it or not it is a beautiful morning here but that doesn't mean people should be complacent. because we're still in the middle of the storm and we can get those busts of rain, rain clouds, at any moment. here at the marina, this is a good example of how much water we have seen. yesterday we were being pelted by lane like you said, ja

we're joined by 80 state historian and the chair of the history department at colby college. -- we ared by the state historian. let me have you set the stage for us, the mid 1880's in america. we are 20 years passed the civil war. what was the country like going into this election in which he was a contender? >> we are a long way past the civil war in many ways and it is indicated by the fact that there will be a democratic president that is elected that year and that would have been unthinkable just a short time before that. >> why was it unthinkable? >> because the republicans were the winners of the war and they had controlled the governor for a long time cost the government for a long time. it felt -- they had controlled the government for a long time. >> talk to me about north and south america -- parts of the country come excuse me. >> the civil war crushed economy in the south so one of the goals of reconstruction was to get the south up and running again but this is on the southern terms. james g. blaine was a powerhouse by 1884. >> maine had been originally part of massachuset

kelly wright and jamie colby are standing by in new york to take over from here.o find out who wins the big florida straw poll and bring the results and won't want to miss fox news sunday and david paul, thank you so much for watching, everybody. we report, you decide, make it a great day.: >> a verdict in the murder trial of

an impact on the 2012 republican presidential race, good to have you here this morning, i'm jamie colby, hi, eric. >> eric: good morning, everybody and welcome to america's news headquarters, for this sunday morning. as florida governor rick scott said, herman cain took 37% of the straw poll vote, more than front-runners rick perry and mitt romney combined. why the surprise win for the candidate who has hammered away at a new tax code? peter doocy live in washington with analysis and the latest. what is he saying about the big one this morning? >> reporter: he's saying the citizen movement is more powerful than most people realizend his straightforward ideas like the 9-9-9 economic recovery plan is starting to get a lot of attention from regular folks who want to actually understand what the candidates are talking about. >> message is more important than money, because i don't have a gajillion dollars, a war chest of a perry or romney they under play the fact my message is resonating. my message of solutions. not just talking about the problems. >> reporter: here's the breakdown of the

launching his 24th off colby lewis. 2-0. brandon mccarthy on the hill for oakland in the fifth. an rbi double to make it 3-2, texas. they would poor it on. four more in the seventh, five more in the eighth. mike napoli a two-run bomb and the rangers explode to win big, 13-4. and the andruw luck heisman tour heads east with stanford at duke today. the cardinals favored by three touchdowns. stanford coming off a 54 victory over san jose state. facing a blue devils squad that lost their opener to little richmond. this game should be no contest, but luck says he takes nothing for granted. >> that's how every team sort of has to view it. we try to worry maybe more about how we are going to approach a game mentally as to how our opponent will approach the game mentally. i know watching their defense they are a good defense and maybe the game wasn't indicative of how strong a unit they have back there. >> cal will visit colorado. one of their new rivals in the pac 12. the bears won their opener, 36-21 over fresno state. zach maynard through for 266 and two touchdowns. the coach knows i

. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby, the journal editorial report is next.he fox news channel shall the most powerful name in news. >> this week on the journal editorial report. president obama takes his jobs act on the road. calling once again on wealthy americans to pay more. warren buffett may want to do that, but a former ceo says no

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launching his 24th off colby lewis. 2-0.ith an rbi double to make it 3-2, texas. they would poor it on. four more in the seventh and five more in the agent. mike napoli, a two-run bomb, and the rangers explode to win big, 13-4. the and the andruw luck heisman tour heads east with stanford at duke today. the cardinals favored by three touchdowns. stanford coming off a 54 victory over san jose state. facing a blue devils squad that lost their opener to little richmond. this game should be no contest, but luck says he takes nothing for granted. >> that's how every team sort of has to view it. we try to worry maybe more about how we are going to approach a game mentally as to how our opponent will approach the game mentally. i know watching their defense they are a good defense and maybe the game wasn't indicative of how strong a unit they have back there. >> cal will visit colorado. one of their new rivals in the pac12. the coach knows it will be value value -- challenging for him the first game. >> it will be louder in boulder

we watched the presidential debates, some of us cover the president colby yates but you were the only person i know whose moderate presidential debates among how many of them? >> guest: even. >> host: 11 of them and you are the man as you say in the middle seat at the center of the stage. you have written fiction about the debates but you've never told us what it is like to be in the middle of it. why did you decide to write a nonfiction book about debate? >> guest: i thought it was time to do it. i felt that in 2008i did one of the obama-mccain debates and i knew this was probably going to be my last presidential debate and so i decided pretty much that was the case so i started collecting my thoughts and i took a lot of notes through the of their previous ten and i realized i had some things i wanted to save a would be hard to say if i were still about to do another debate or whatever, so not th at i didn't have any scores to settle or -- stories are different but i thought it was just time to share because i do believe so strongly in the importance of these debates and i wanted to

colby is here. let me tell you this. everybody remembers no child left behind from 2004. and there is the dog. [laughter] i must have said something that awakened his virtues. [laughter] but anyhow, 2004 with no child left behind, there was a very tumultuous, not just a tumultuous year in my life -- oh my god. [laughter] angela, you have to follow the spirit of the dog. the dog is trying to sell us something. anyhow, obviously i had my moment in the valley with no child left behind and i was trying to figure out because i lost my way of life, lost 80% of my business but what was interesting, never lost any of my friends. never did. my friends really dug in and hung in there with me and you find out who your friends are. it never happened with me. come all and i have known each other for 30 years. we were in real estate class together. we got her real estate license together and my pastor frank tucker that i could always go to. my relationships never change. when your relationships never change, says a lot about you come about what you are invested in. in life, because i'v

i'm jamie colby, and it's great to see you as well. job growth is at a virtual standstill in august. zero new jobs. that's right, zero, zip. that means the unemployment rate stayed at 9.1%. >> now, the jobs number also raising the stakes for president obama as he prepares to address the nation on a plan to revive the economy and stimulate job growth. late yesterday the white house number crunchers warned that current predictions show unemployment will likely stay above 9% right through the end of next year. our ed henry reporting from the white house right now. ed, these numbers are staggering, but let alone the president -- the white house, basically, saying that this dire straits will last for another year and a half at least. >> reporter: that's right, kelly. the prediction pretty grim both from the administration itself and from this new jobs report. as you mentioned, the president just left for camp david. two things struck me as he departed. number one, he's walking with his daughter, sasha, he didn't talk to reporters about this

welcome to a new hour of i'm jamie colby. >> and i'm eric shawn. >> trying to restart stalled peace talksut a deal to prevent that security council showdown set for friday. palestinians vow they will seek a vote at the united nations security council if that is vetoed by the u.s. as expected, they will turn to the general assembly, where it will pass. leland vittert in jerusalem with the latest reaction. >> reporter: good morning. most experts will tell you the chance of those talks succeeding is roughly that of snow falling here in jerusalem sometime this week. lately it has been 100° here. first, all the moving parts. let me break them down. the united nations is expected to take this up at the general is pwhreplably later this week. the palestinians have enough votes to be recognized as a state. but, the united states has said they will veto measure if it gets to the security council. that's where it counts. it is said to put a delicate situation in a possible showdown on the ground in israel. what nobody wants a repeat of the second intifada which began in 2000. when a lot of violence

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. >> host: caller from colby, kansas. richard, democrat. >> caller: good morning. i have a question about. [inaudible] which i developed two years ago, and slowly recovering from. when i was in the united states army, we were on the search egypt reserve -- strategic reserve, and we have possibilities of deployment to the middle east and to the orient, to other areas, as well as standing by for riot patrol in the united states. so we just got a series of vaccines of all different kinds, to cover diseases that might be prevalent in these various areas. and then later i had a series of influenza vaccines during the concerns about all the various strains are coming into this country. and shortly before developing this, i had shingles vaccination. i just, i wonder how much research has been done between vaccines and what findings you might have about possible connections. >> guest: thank you for that great question. the answer is a lot of research. one of the challenges, there are many challenges with regard to that. not the least of which is that it is feasible so it t

a lot of future directors, allen does, richard helms, william colby, bill casey, all were officers whoserved under donovan. counter teeth under him and became future cia director's. >> we don't? okay. sorry. [applause] >> specular watching the tv on c-span2. our live coverage of the 11th annual national book festival. that was doug waller talking about his new book on "wild bill" donovan. mr. waller is going to walk over and join us here on our book tv set now. and if you'd like to talk with him, here are the. (202) 737-0001 for those of you in the east and time zones. (202) 737-0002 in the mountain pacific time zone. you can send an e-mail, booktv@c-span.org, or tweet coming twitter.com/booktv. our handle is at booktv. we will talk with mr. waller, do i call him within. and then following that, siddhartha mukherjee will be here. he wrote fisher's pulitzer prize-winning general nonfiction book, "emperor of all maladies: a biography of cancer." he will be here to take your calls as well. then we will be returning to the history of biography tent in about an hour or so for kristie miller