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dr. william pettit was beaten and was the only family member to survive the attack.rosecutors are now seeking the death penalty. >>> to march, the britney nor would try will get underway. she is accused -- tomorrow, the britney nor wouldwood trial will get underway. she is accused of killing her co-worker. it is believed that her suspected shoplifting may have been a motive in the attack. it begins at 9:30 a.m. monday morning. >>> tuesday, we could be finding out the names of those who served on the casey anthony murder trial jury. the order expires october 25. many expressed anger at the jury after she was cleared of her daughter's murder back in july. one juror reportedly had to quit her job because she was being harassed by co-workers. anthony was found guilty of lying to law enforcement. >>> he will be unveiling his wax figure at madame tussaud's here in d.c. he spent hours with their team to recreate his likeness. here rains wayne gretzky as the only other hockey player to ever be immortalized in wax by the famous museum. the unveiling takes place tomorrow at 2:

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dr. william petit, his wife and two girls, all three dying in this brutal fire.ng to find out what the verdict is. i'm reading some notes here. it says jurors do not think to be looking at the defendant. some people take that as a sign that it means it did not go in his favor. i'm hearing in fact the petit family, he and his in-laws are in court. they're ready to hear what the verdict will be. the judge doing this very quickly. usually a 30-minute break. everybody gathers. they are doing it right away. we have our producer who is in that courtroom and he is sending us details as they happen. we'll bring you more. it does appear they've reached a verdict and it will soon be held in court. >> we want to get a quick break in. accept it. you can't change the way banking works. just accept it, man. free ? doesn't close at five ? try nature. it's a bank. what do you want, a hug ? just accept it. hidden fees, fine print, or they'll stick it to you some other way. stay with the herd, son. accept it. just accept it. accept it. just accept it. accept it. if we miss this mo

dr. william pettit was the only survivor. >> i thought from the beginning he was a lying, sociopathic personality. and probably does not think he is guilty of anything. >> the jury will decide if he will join his accomplice on death row or be sentenced to life in prison. not much of the area -- much of the area spent time under a tornado watch. we are tracking the potential storms. >> these evening showers and storms are holding together. we have seen the worst of the weather in virginia fall apart on its track to the north. there was a tornado caught on video near quantico in virginia crossing i-95 around 5:30 p.m. the storms in countering the drizzle and fog have weakened a lot. without the sun out there during the nighttime hours, storms tend to weaken. there are some decent showers coming out of d.c. some of these will take us into the morning but there is improving water -- weather ahead. more on that in a few minutes. >> thank you. and natural gas leaked has forced several blocks in glen burnie to shut down. anne arundel county officials say they had to shut down east ordinance road west of

dr. william petit, called the verdict a relief. >>> an 11-year-old maryland boy still missing tonight, hiss been in contact with maryland authorities all day. they tell us curtis lopez, who is estranged from his wife was arrested in charlotte, north carolina after he gave inconsistent statements to police. the 11-year-old william mclean has not been seen since september 30th. police are asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> number three. research in motion, maker of the blackberry, says service has been fully restored after its largest outage ever. executives say the outage was caused by a hardware failure followed by the failure of a back-up system. it spread around the world like a plague. investors have this rugged off the news. the stock off 18 cents. and our blackberries are working again, thank god. >>> number four, senator's john mccain and rand paul laid out the alternative to the jobs plan. the plan would cinsimplify the code by reducing the overall rate, something the president has sort of seemed in line with before. the plan includes the repeal of the health care r

dr. william petite was the only survivor. he could face the death personal. >>> tonight we're learning of early warning signs about the man suspected of killing 8 people in southern california hair salon. his wife claimed abuse and instability. >>> investigators are learning more about the alleged killer scott,. >> respect scott entered the location at 500 specific coast highway and opened fire with a handgun. ultimately killing 8 people and critically killing one. >> the 41-year-old is in custody. the only suspect in wednesday's shooting massacre at the salon where his ex-wife worked. the salon was full of customers who scrambled for cover as the gunman opened fire. the quiet seaside community is in shock. >> i knew that one of the girls that worked here. she was so well loved. a beautiful lady. >> investigators confirmed the names of those killed. among the dead the ex-wife 48- year-old michelle, her coworker and friend and the salon owner randy, five other men and women were shot to death. people who knew the former couple

dr. william petit, sexually assaulting his wife, two daughters, tying them down, setting the house on fire in what was the most awful crime a lot of people can remember. mother and both daughters died of smoke inhalation. his accomplice was also convicted and is on death row. >>> in l.a., the trial of michael jackson's doctor went on. the prosecution called its very last witness today. one of the leading experts on the powerful anesthetic propofol. the prosecution's case is expected to wrap up monday. then it is the defense's turn. sources close to the case say the defense will argue that michael jackson had taken an anti-anxiety medication hours before his death and never told dr. conrad murray. that, the defense will argue, is what killed jackson, not the propofol. >>> meanwhile, the drumbeat against iran continued at the highest levels of the u.s. government for that alleged plot that sounded contrived to people like a hollywood movie plot. the one in which an iranian american hires mexican drug lords to kill the saudi ambassador in washington. our chief foreign affairs correspondent an

dr. william pettitte, beating him, raping his wife and 11 and 17-year-old daughters and then setting the house on fire. dr. pettitte was the lone survivor. >> a van carrying a children on the way to school slams in the back of a tractor-trailer. 12 people were onboard and all the children in that van were from a home for adopted and foster children run by a male driver who was driving the van. he also died. protesters who had been occupying lower manhattan are being told to move on. mayor michael bloomberg personally delivered the message that the wall street protesters need leave the park to be cleaned. some skeptical that they won't be allowed to return started cleaning the area themselves. the eviction order goes into effect at 7:00 p.m. this evening. >> in this morning's "consumer alert," people who receive social security could see their first flaze benefits in over two years. based on the rising cost of food and transportation and other daily essentials, retirees could get a cost of living increase. a formal announcement on the details should come today. >> retailers continue to se

dr. william petit furious after the defense made a suggestion about his daughters, the ones killed in that brutal home invasion back in connecticut. now the jury is debating that as they decide the fate of an accused killer. that is next. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. >>> if it's interesting and happening right now, you're about to see it. rapid fire, let's go. beginning in michigan a., a stunning reversal of the underwear bomber pleading guilty. this is a guy who two years ago tried to blow up an airliner flying into detroit christmas day with explosives hidden in his pants. >>> congressional republicans zeroing in on attorney eric holder about a botched undercover operation and top house republicans say they are doubting holder's denial of prior knowledge of the

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dr. william bennett former secretary of education under president reagan.uthor of the book of man, readings on the path to manhood. so, doctor, what is the central theme? what are you trying to get across. >> there the central theme of the book is that we have gotten off the path. it takes intentional effort to turn boys into men. you have to j v. you have to have an idea to be a man. >> you have what. >> two boys. >> >> bill: macho men. >> one american. >> bill: tie them up in the basement? >> i basically let mrs. bennett do her work. >> bill: you let the wife turn them into men. >> we both worked on it. it's a big job to make boys into men. you need to shape them. give them ideas. >> bill: be specific. people are getting lost. the traditions we used to have or. gone. i'm trying to get touch football broughback in my neighborhood there are tons of kids. looking at touch football, what's that? so, when you have a male child, and you are a father, let's stick with the fathers, how do you train the boy to become a man? what do you do. >> imitation pointing. t

dr. william s.. i would like to ensure you meet with her. i may ask her to come to houston for the meeting or how we can arrange that meeting and so we will work together on that. let me just proceed with line of reasoning. one of the points as you well know that is may be played the shrimpers people will be oyster persons and others is the documentation questions and that is a challenging question about individuals working in a different kind of work and not having the documentation. how are you responding to that? they still exist? there's the issue of collateral damage. how are you dealing with that? >> we work with these claimants to try to come up with proof, some proof that their claim is linked to the spill and they can show some damage. i don't need -- as you know from my 9/11 work -- i don't need a full panoply of tax returns and profit and loss statements that a minimal amount of documentation and we continue to work with claimants in trying to get the bare minimum that will allow us to pay damage. >> we will meet with some of thos

dr. william on a real-life csis. also a look at author alexey in his life in knoxville. calfee on how his lisalyn love with the city on a 1982 visit and american history tv on c-span freak a visit to the birthplace museum. director charlie explains how in indian silversmith sequoia created a system of writing for the cherokee language. also a visit to a secret city, oak ridge national laboratory historian on the lab part in the development of the atomic bomb. and is knoxville true southern city historian bruce wheeler on its history and future. saturday 11 a.m. and sunday on 6 p.m. eastern. watch t

dr. william petit has been in court every day sitting stoically, saying very little to reporters. not long ago he spoke about the man convicted of brutalizing his family. >> i'm not surprised is at all. i thought from the beginning that he was a lying sociopathic personality. and probably at this moment doesn't think he's guilty of anything. he's convinced himself of that i suspect. >> you will hear more from dr. petit and debra feyerick who was right there in the courtroom. but first, herman cain has gone from underdog to possible top dog. the latest nbc "wall street journal" poll shows cain with support from 27% of republican voters. mitt romney is four points behind him. ranked third is rick perry with 16% saying they would vote for him. today, as you may have seen in the last hour on cnn, cain sat down with erin burnett for an interview that covered several topics. we begin on the alleged plot to kill the saudi ambassador to the united states. watch. >> i happen to believe in a this attempted assassination, that iran has its fingerprints all over, based on the reports that we'

dr. william petit, called the verdict a relief. >>> an 11-year-old maryland boy still missing tonight, hisd with first degree murder. "out front" has been in contact with maryland authorities all day. they tell us curtis lopez, who is estranged from his wife was arrested in charlotte, north carolina after he gave inconsistent statements to police. the 11-year-old william mclean has not been seen since september 30th. police are asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> number three. research in motion, maker of the blackberry, says service has been fully restored after its largest outage ever. executives say the outage was caused by a hardware failure followed by the failure of a back-up system. it spread around the world like a plague. investors have this rugged off the news. the stock off 18 cents. and our blackberries are working again, thank god. >>> number four, senator's john mccain and rand paul laid out the alternative to the jobs plan. the plan would simplify the tax code by reducing the overall rate, something the president has sort of seemed in line with before. the pl

dr. william bass on a real-life csi. also a look at roots author alex haley and his life in knoxville. how haley fell in love with the city during a 1982 visit. and on american history tv on c-span3 a visit to the sequoia birthplace museum. the director explains how an indian silversmith, sequoia, successfully created a system of writing for the cherokee language. also a visit to secret city, oak ridge national laboratory historian steve stowe on the lab's part in the development of the atomic bomb. and is knoxville a true southern city? historian bruce wheeler on its history and future today at 6 p.m. eastern. watch throughout the weekend on booktv and american history tv in knoxville, tennessee. >> and now on booktv, jeff madrick profiles the men whose ideas he argues were responsible for our current economic problems. from hue-man bookstore and cafÉ in new york city. >> now, this is a terrific opportunity for me to praise a very, very good friend of mine, a colleague actually. jeff and i met when we were both on the air at nbc here this new york city. he's a colleague. he's a, um, t

dr. william pettitte was the only survivor. >>> they've released the names of the casey anthony jurors. cooling off period out of concern for the jurors' well-being. that period is over. >>> a couple in long island is trying to trademark the slogan occupy wall street to put it on t-shirts and bumper stickers to sell. and that kind of misses the whole point of the protests. >> to say the least. all right. more ahead tonight on the occupy wall street protest when michael moore joins piers morgan. >> he's been railing against the fat cats for years in movies and books, michael moore is fed up. he's steaming mad. he's got company in those angry demonstrators on wall street and around the world who now agree with him. they're fed up with america's economic crisis. in a special piers morgan tonight we'll take questions from ordinary people steamrolled by foreclosures, lack of health care and other problems tonight. we're listening to america with michael moore. it should get pretty lively. >> piers, sounds interesting. cool having a live audience there. >>> grab your gizzards. the mcrib is ba

dr. william moss on a real-life csis. and on american history tv on c- span3 a visit to the sequoyah of birthplace museum. also, a visit to a secret city. and is not " a true southern city? -- is knox build a true southern city? watched throughout the weekend on both tv and american history tv in knoxville tennessee. >> next, republican presidential candidate michele bachmann's comments a day at a church in iowa. this is almost an hour. >> good to meet you. are you at drake right now? >> yes. >> i have a very good friend who graduated from break. she helped with the campaign. hi, there. >> [inaudible] >> no. nice to meet you, too. [unintelligible] hi, good to me you, ron. how are you? >> [inaudible] >> we all want to have that job. >> chuck taylor. >> [inaudible] >> i could have told him that. >> i'm glad you did not, though. >> [laughter] hello, clark, could to meet you. -- agreed to meet you. hello, makayla. good to worship with you this morning. hello, james. hello, jennifer. andria? donna? what is your name? oh, ok. g

dr. william petit, that is to say, the sole survivor, here's what he had to say after yesterday's verdicthought from the beginning that he was a lying sociopathic personality and probably at this moment doesn't think he's guilty of anything. >> yeah. meanwhile, his co-defendant steven hayes pictured there was sentenced to death last year. he is now appealing his conviction. >> new video just into fox news. you have a chinese fighter jet nose diving into the ground at an air show. the jet crashed head first, exploded. the pilot managed to eject from the cockpit right before the plane slammed into the ground. he's ok. nobody on the ground hurt. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >> it's like the scene out of an action movie. police in florida chasing a car full of thieves at 100 miles per hour. the suspects were reportedly on the run after police caught them trying to use stolen credit cards at a nearby bank. that's when they took off. you can see them zipping down the highway before getting off at an exit and continuing to chase right through the neighborhood. eventually, the s

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dr. william bass on a real-life c.s.i. also, a look at roots author alex haley and his life in naaqsville. and on "american history tv" on c-span3, a visit to the sequoyah birthplace museum. how an indian silversmith, sequoyah, created a system of writing for the cherokee language. also, a visit to secret city, oak ridge national laboratory physician on the lab's part in the development of the atomic bomb. and is naaqsville a true southern city? bruce wheeler on the history, saturday at 11:00 a.m. and sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern. watch "book tv" and "american history tv" in naaqsville, tennessee. >> up next, house speaker john boehner talks to reporters about 15 bills that republicans say create jobs which have passed the house and are currently awaiting debate in the senate. he's joined by the majority leader, eric cantor, and several other republican house members. >> good morning, everyone. you know, american families and small businesses are struggling and that's why republicans are focused on finding common ground bet

dr. william petit, called thursday's verdict a relief. >>> the pentagon denies that defense secretary leannerge troops in afghanistan beyond next summer as president obama planned. panetta told a house committee thursday the initial 10,000 surge troops will leave by the end of this year as scheduled but the remaining 23,000 will depart by the end of the fighting season next year, which some say could extend into next fall. >>> now let's head to wall street, cnbc's courtney reagan is at the stock exchange. >> downgrade is the unfortunate theme of today. standard and poor's is downgrading its rating an spain's ability to pay its long-term debt amid uncertainty and sluggish growth and separately rating agency fitch downgraded its credit rating on ubs and puts seven other banks on credit watch negative including morgan stanley, bank of america and goldman sachs. meantime internet darling google reported strong earnings that could help give tech a little bit of a boost in today's trading. >> hope for a good day. courtney reagan at the new york stock exchange thank you. >>> let's look at "what's t

dr. william petit and sister had angry words to say while the cameras were facing them outside of the courtroomf the basement precipitated things, as if there had been no plan in place for hours prior to that. that perhaps if hayley petit had done something different, the what if scenarios were a little nauseating to listen to. >> i thought at first my ears were deceiving me when he said that my brother's actions had precipitated the events of july 23rd and then later on donovan repeated it in his closing argument and said they not only precipitated it but they caused it and then went on to say that hayley, had she gotten out of her room and climbed out of her window, the events wouldn't have taken place and if she can gone out of her room and into michaela's room, and gone out that window, the event wouldn't have happened. >> steven hayes was found guilty last year and sentenced to death. >>> and with all of the news about steve jobs' and prostate cancer, the deadly disease and the connection with vitamin e. >>> and new research released this afternoon about teenage boys and it has to do with

dr. william petit seen there, beaten and tied up in the family's basement. forced to listen helplessly to the cries upstairs. he broke free, survived and has been in the courtroom throughout every phase of these two trials. right now a jury deliberating whether joshua komisarjevsky will go to prison for life or be sentenced to death for his role in the crimes. his attorney says that he was abused as a child. and that that should be a factor as the jurors decide his punishment. his codefendant, steven hayes, sentenced to die by lethal injection. connecticut by the way only executed one person since 1976 and the state's death row has only 10 inmates. it could soon have one more. we'll keep you posted, jenna. jenna: rick, we'll stay on it. thank you. jon: a fox news weather alert for you now. hurricane rina, strengthening to a category 2 storm. rina's winds are topping 100 miles an hour right now and it is gaining power in the warm waters of the caribbean. is this storm going to hit the u.s.? meteorologist janice dean is tracking rina in the extreme weather cen

dr. william petit, killing his wife and their two young daughters, as well as raping the 11-year-old.omisarjevsky did not take the stand. it had been speculated that he might but he did not do so. the defense has rested. it will be onto the jury sometime next week. court will be back in session on tuesday. we'll keep you updated on we'll keep you updated on this horrible case. ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. your doctor will say get smart about your weight. i tried weight loss plans... but their shakes aren't always made for people with diabetes. that's why there's new glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and they have 6 grams of sugars. with 15 grams of protein to help manage hunger... look who's getting smart about her weight. [ male announcer ] new glucerna hunger smart. a smart way to help manage hunger and diabetes. i'm ready. let's do this! i'm so ready. [ female announcer ] when you're prepared for you

dr. william pettitte is sole survivor of this brutal attack back in 2007, his wife jennifer and daughters hay lee and mckaila were murdered. we'll bring you the verdict as soon as we get it, we expect it to happen at any moment. >>> we'll begin with more breaking news, everybody, we're glad you're with us today, we start with the deadliest shooting in orange county history, shattering a quiet southern california beach town. gregg: this is horrific. i'm gregg jarrett in for jon scott. we're here in the fox newsroom and "happening now", seal beach, california, witnesses say a gunman, apparently enraged over a custody battle, walked quietly into a beauty salon where his ex-wife worked, pulled out guns, and opened fire. now eight people are dead. jenna: police arresting the suspect about half a mile from the scene. take a listen to their reaction: >> it's really unbelievable. quite frankly. it's just something unfathomable for many of us, probably all of us in this community, and i think we're all -- our community is in shock, as well as the police department as well. jenna: casey stegall is

dr. william petit with a baseball bat. listen to his voice. >> he let us out of this unearthly scream.had never hit anybody in the head with anything, never mind a baseball bat. i kept hitting him until he finally backed up into a corner of the couch. >> reporter: he admits molesting the girl he casually calls k.k., the family's nickname for her. >> i used a pair of scissors and cut her skirt off and shirt off. >> reporter: he would later call the child angel of my nightmares. she along with her older sister haley died in a gas-fueled fire while their mom had already been strangled downstairs. attempts by mom jennifer to save her family's life withdrawing $15,000 in cash and alerting bank tellers her family was in trouble were not enough. her tormentor, steven hayes, drive her to the bank and back before raping herring and lighting up the house. he is seen here buying gas, prosecutors say which fueled the fire. he now sits on death row convicted last year of the murders. the question is whether joshua will share the same fate. his lawyers argued he took part in the home invasion intend

dr. william bass on a real-life see a side -- real-life csi. and then alex haley on how he fell in love with the city. and then on c-span 3, a visit to the sequoia birthplace museum. also a visit to secret city, oakridge national laboratory historian steve estero and the development of the atomic bomb. end is not so -- and is not so interested in city? today at 6:00 p.m. eastern. watch throughout the weekend. >> in his weekly address, president obama urges congress to pass his job proposals and talks about the action he has taken this week to grow the economy. then a different perspective on job creation by bobby schilling. he talks about his party's jobs bill that remains stalled in senate. >> this week, a judge report showed what most americans know to be true. last three decades, the middle class has lost ground while the wealthy few have gone even welfare. their wealth has risen almost seven times faster than the income of the average middle- class family. this has happened during a time when the cost of health care to college has skyrocket

dr. william petit lost his wife and two daughters in this tragedy. to say about the verdict? he's been pretty vocal through the whole thing? >> actually, he's been quite quiet and refrained, restrained, i should say. one of the reasons, he didn't want to say flig to potentially trigger a mistrial, didn't want to incite the defense. komisarjevsky had a very different defense than the accomplice who was a year ago sentenced to death row. dr. petit described it, it's true, with great dignity, great composure. he would think of his wife poking him saying, cut that out. cut that out. stop acting like that. he didn't want to get enraged or show outrate anger. he thought, it wasn't a way to honor the memory of his wife and two daughters. one thing he did say is, it kept coming back, listening to the taped confession of joshua komisarjevsky talking about what he did during this horrible, chilling home invasion. how he molested the 11-year-old girl. it kept coming back to this weird dynamic that this now accused killer really thought he had some connection wi