if you see something that seems like to you that shows media bias, email us at newswatch@foxnews.com.mixed up about the president's message? >> you know, we've been lazy, i think, over the last couple of decades. >> mr. obama thinks we've been lazy, slacking on the effort to build the economy. how did that play in the press? >>> and reg exits stage left. was he fair and balanced abuser? details next on "news watch." >> last night at the republican debate, some of the hopefuls, they hope to get your job, they defended the practice of waterboarding, which is a practice that you banned in 2009. herman cain said, "i don't see that as torture." michele bachmann said that it's "very effective." so i'm wondering if you think they're uninformed, out-of-touch, or irresponsible? >> that's a multiple choice question, isn't it? let me just say this, they're wrong. >> that question is one of only six that mr. obama answered on sunday in hawaii. it was an obvious softball pitched by cnn's dan loathian. here's another example of mr. loathian's tough questioning. >> could you give us an update on tha

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a protesters emailed us this picture from the scene last night and said the men tried to steal items. this attackers tried to run but were caught. >> a weekend that activests were asking people to pull their money out of large banks. wells fargo was announcing a new bank for the future rich. it's called -- abbott downing. the first bank will open in chicago next year, and wells fargo will expand it to other cities including san francisco. >>> investigators in -- in somona county are trying to figure out what happened to cause a car crash and have two men dead. officers say a white honda slammed into a tree andkied the two people in the inside. >>> and richmond police say drug racing and a drunk driver led to a deadly crash there. it happened at 1:00 this the morning. hots say the two cars clipped each other and spun out of control. one of the drivers, 17-year-old pablo lopez was killed. two other people were hospitalized. the driver of the second is vehicle involved. 21 israel gomez was arrested for vehicular manslaughter. >>> some nurses at an oakland hospital say they are worried ab

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email us at kelly@foxnews.com. are pitching tents and reclaiming their post near the site where campus police used pepper spray on a group of occupy protestors at uc davis, and hours after the police chief was placed on administrative leave. trace gallagher has more. >> reporter: the tents are back, they are not as plentiful as they were. a lot of the students instead of pitching their tents they are bringing sleeping bags and calling this thing a pajama party, but they are still calling for the chancellor to resign, because they say they do not feel safe with her as the chancellor of that university. i want to show you some more pictures of this actual pepper spray to give you context. it's important not to show the video over and over. this thing happened a while. they were on scene for several minutes. we froze this video. you can see police shaking the pepper spray canisters, they were actually about 15 yards further back when they pulled these things back. one officer walked up to a person, one of the protesto

things you would like to have us see with a guest which someone actually did a viewer james sent us an email and what did he say to us he let us know because of our interview with peter schiff who we interviewed at the beginning of november we talked to him about occupy wall street which peter believes the solutions to our capitalism and free market so here's what james asked us he said lauren i picked up a discussion with peter schiff off of his blog page i think his argument falls down as it pertains to executive wages versus flat employee wages over time my point being that if executive wages have skyrocketed the way they have the companies still have net higher profits or they wouldn't pay him out and essence they see more production from exacts then employees overall they have more to spend on employees though right i think you fell short on pushing your guest there i would enjoy hearing shifts answer first to show you what he's talking about let me show you that chart he was referring to and it shows executive pay exploding if we could bring that up so you can see executive pay has guy

we're not talking about public records, but i also wanted to remind you that when you use technology to communicate by email or by text or other means, even if you are using your own, personal device, if you are communicating about the public business, it is at least possible -- the lot is not very well developed on this issue, there have been a couple of cases, but we have not been given enough guidance yet, but it is possible that that could be subject to disclosure. i want to make sure you are all aware of that. ok, so now we know what a meeting is. we can go on to public notice. of course, all of your public meetings have to be noticed, and your secretary is an expert in that in making sure that is done properly, and that notice includes your agenda, and you cannot act on any matter or discuss any matter that is not on your agenda. i think you all are well aware of this issue, and just a reminder, it includes discussion. an item that is not on your agenda. director: can i ask for a clarification of the process? >> sure. director: for an item to be on the agenda. >> the way that that works is that your a

"happening now" at foxnews.com you can email us. have the first republican primary nine weeks away, which is nothing. the second headline, it's jon scott's birthday to you. happy birthday. jon: thank you very much. i appreciate it. republican voters are looking at who is most likely to beat president obama. the latest poll, mitt romney thought to be the most electable candidate according to that poll followed by herman cain. joining us now bret baier the anchor of special report. jenna was asking this question last hour. elect built, what does it mean? >> reporter: that is a great question, jon it depends on who you ask and what the criteria are and the different polls. elect twho will beat president obama in the general election. there are a numbr of things this the poll that are interesting, the new washington post abc poll. 7 in 10 people are saying that republicans hear that it was more important to support a candidate that shares their views on the issue rather than one who is considered most likely to win next november. now th

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you can also click on the icon and drop us an email whenever you want here at "bbc world news." "bbc world news" with me, peter dobbie. top stories this hour -- syrian foreign ministers looking defiant following international condemnation of the suppression of anti-government protests. and italy's incoming prime minister, mario monti, is beginning to assemble his government. european stock markets have responded calmly to news of his appointment. let's take you back now to the events coming to us out of damascus, the syrian foreign minister with a very strong, robust suspension from the arab league across the weekend. there are also plans for more sanctions on the part of the european union countries. live now to brussels and our correspondent there, matthew price. we've got sanctions already. what else can they do? >> well, i think what some of the foreign ministers are hoping, the french foreign minister, peter from germany, they are hoping that, along with the pressure they're now seeing from the arab league increase over the weekend that she they're going to add to the sanct

here is how you can participate -- you can email us, if you wish. here is a story this morning from the pages of "the new york times." this is about this proposal among some republicans of the super committee to possibly put tax revenues as part of the efforts to find savings. this is robert pear out of washington. he writes b -- a little bit more also in the papers this morning, looking at the specifics of it, this is "the wall street journal." to the idea of tax revenue being part of the super committee's work in reducing the federal deficit in light of some proposals coming from the gop this morning. again, if you want to call in, the lines will be open -- and you can reach us by e-mail and twitter this morning. our first call is shown on the democrats' line. caller: i am really just -- i have been on medicare for the past year. there is a lot of talk about cutting medicare. i don't know what i would do being hurt years ago, if they cut medicare. raising the tax on the rich or making them pay a little more, i think it is so important. this econom

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you can also email us and find us on twitter. also find us on facebook and join the conversation there. look for c-span. wondering about your impressions of what president obama is saying, the duel message of encouraging china to play by the rules. a little bit of reprimanding as well but rooting for the nation. let's look at the report from "the new york times." president obama sees an opening on china trade. he promised to continue a framed dialogue on economic disputes with china as he met with the president in honolulu. but the president added we should be rooting for chineo to grow. as millions of chinese emerge from poverties those are potential customers for us in the future. let's go right to the phones and hear what you think. dan joins us from chicago on the democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning. host: welcome. go right ahead. caller: i believe that it would be good for china to grow. it's not 1929 any more. this is a world economy. host: so do you see the u.s. benefiting from that? caller: yes, i think it

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her family tells abc the email address is the one that she had been using.ce gallagher is live in our west coast news hub this afternoon. trace, there was another search. the cops say it turned up items of interest, whatever that means. >> yeah, it was a tip that led police to this park about two miles away from where the family lives, shep. they won't tell us what they found. apparently good enough to bring the entire forensic team out. they were out of this park until very late in the evening on saturday. apparently they sent a number of items to the lab for analysis now. it appeared to be grim news going in because they brought in shovels and they brought in rakes. that's a bad sign when you are looking for a 2-year-old. but they did not find a body. though police do believe the mother is still involved. listen. >> i have to resist the temptation to put a label on julia in regard to a person of interest or a suspect or anything else. but i can tell you that my statement stands about her story falling apart. >> and the analysis in those items of interest s

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