i am harris faulkner and this is the fox report. >> freed in hours after three years behind bars. casey anthony said to be in prison by fear and uncertain about what the public has in store for the mom found not guilty of killing her toddler. we are live outside of the florida jail . and the predictions are dire. epic traffic jams and massive road rage car magedion in l.a. >> we started early and monitoring the congestion build up. >>> and does the hype live up to reality. >> plus, she did not breech air space but violated a sensitive area. tonight, the passenger accused of groping a tsa agent. >> just hours from now a woman who once faced the death penalty. without exact time and warning, we are anticipating the release of casey anthony. said to be spending her last hour in jail after being acquitted of murdering her little daughter. she was found guilty of four four counts of lying to police. orange county officials say it is not the usual one. her acquittal sparked outrage by people who watched live coverage of her trial. her legal team is getting death threats and a e-mail sho

i'm maris faulkner.back to more -- i'm harris faulkner, now back to more justice. >> judge jeanine: welcome back. laura giddings was a beautiful young woman with a bright future, then she vanished. lauren giddings love to run she ran everyday. she also knew self-defense. she was a bright student who friends describe as outgoing and funny. after growing up in maryland in a close it in family she graduated from -- in a close-knit family she graduate and stayed in macon to take the bar. june 25th, she left her apartment to grab take-out at a nearby restaurant. when she returned home she sent an e-mail to a friend in atlanta saying she didn't feel safe in her apartment that someone had tried to break in. that was the last time any of her friends or family heard from her. five days later, lauren's friend reported her missing. police were dispatched to her building to investigate. lauren's apartment was locked. inside police found her purse, her cell phone and keys. nothing seemed amiss. but lauren wasn't ther

i'm harris faulkner in tonight for shepard smith. we begin tonight with what we're being told is one of the largest ever cyber attacks against our military. the hack attack apparently happened in march but the deputy secretary of defense just revealed the details today. and it's worth noting this comes just a month after the new defense secretary leon panetta warned america's next pearl harbor could come over the internet. jennifer griffin with the news live at the pentagon tonight. and, jennifer, what do we know so far about what they got in this attack. >> well, harris, the revelation came during a speech outlining the new pentagon cyber strategy deputy defense secretary william lind dropped this bombshell that in march the pentagon had experienced one of its largest cyber thefts ever. >> this was significant and it was a defense contractor. it was data-related to systems that are being developed for the department of defense. it was large, 24 hours files. it was done, we think, by a foreign intelligence service. nation state was b

jon: harris faulkner, thank you. >> reporter: sure.t more news to get to in our second hour of "happening now." hello i'm jon scott. patti ann: i'm patti ann brown in for jenna lee. in the fox news room happening now a chilling new warning for air travelers. the government warning airlines that terrorists may try to surgically implant explosives into humans to take down passenger jets. joining us now the author of the next wave on the hunt for al-qaida's american recruits. she's our own national correspondent, catherine herridge. she is live with the breaking story in washington. what have we learned about the intelligence. >> reporter: the threat information that led to the tsa warning has a signature of al-qaida and al-qaida in the arabian peninsula this was the group that targeted the united states the last two times. the bomb maker was a saudi who sources tell fox was also behind the cargo printer bomb platte last fall. in both cases they used a nonmetallic explosive that defies conventional screening procedures and that let to the

and then i read faulkner, and he had the chickasaw in there. and i thought, well, if faulkner can write about chickasaws, i should be doing it. >> you can find out about upcoming booktv weekend programs like "in depth" by using your mobile phone. simply text the word "book" to 99702 to receive a weekly e-mail about our schedule, and sign up now for a chance to receive a signed copy of linda hogan's book, "people of the whale." standard messaging and data rates apply. ♪ >> host: linda hogan, you told us that you are currently reading a book called "the ragged edge of the world" by eugene linden. what is that book about? >> guest: it's about the borders, i'm trying to think of what it's about. it's a really hard book to read. the borders where, um -- i guess i could say it's about environmental justice. >> host: and -- >> guest: but it's also about his career as a journalist and all of the places that he's visited in the world and, um, the things that he's witnessed and, um, the changes that he has seen over time. >> host: why is it a hard book t

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm harris faulkner.ma meeting with the dalai lama earlier despite warning interests china. china threatening that meeting could harm relations between the two countries. obama with the spiritual leader at the white house to discuss the importance of human rights of tibetans. and a denver woman under arrest, charged with groping a tsa agent at a security check point at an airport in phoenix. police saying the 61-year-old woman grabbed the female agent's breast. >>> the astronauts of space shuttle atlantis keeping busy. this is nasa's final shuttle mission. i'm harris faulkner. now, let's get you back to "justice" with judge jeanine. you are watching the most powerful name in news -- fox. >> judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. florida taxpayers footed the bill for casey anthony's defense because she was broke. people are now sending casey money. about $400 so far. but now that she is free, casey eduld be looking at a million payday. they say crime doesn't pay but try telling

. >> harris: i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. they have just passed speaker boehner's revised bill to will. he had to change it to come up with enough votes. even today 22 republicans voted no. democrats saying the bill has no chance in the senate. president obama earlier putting new pressure on lawmakers to come up with a plan that can become law and speaker boehner fired up and firing back a short while ago from the house floor, watch. >> i stuck my neck out a mile to try to get an agreement with the president of the united states. i stuck out a mile. and i put revenues on the table in order to try to come to an agreement to avert us being where we are. but a lot of people in this town can never say yes. >> this bill is going nowhere. it is a total waste of time. and every day that we spend on these wastes of time that's not going anywhere is another day we are not talking about the highest priority of the american people, which is job creation. >> you hear it there from the democrat taking the floor at that moment. senate demo

and the tyranny stage twelve eventually being won by spain's samuel sanchez or frenchman thomas faulkner paid enough to keep the yellow jersey on bastille day that day think it through instinct climbs and it was on the final one the news arden ben sanchez pulled away but while he was lapping it up things weren't so comfortable for defending champ contador he was in a group with his main rivals for b.l.o. jersey frank schleck attacked and pulled away from them to finish the but contador had little response when the others around him up the pace that irvin's even basso and the other andy finishing head of the saxon bank ride it did enough to keep the yellow jersey i great achievement for the french numbers field day he is one minute and forty nine seconds ahead of frank schleck that i'll be looking to hold the jersey for another day as the race continues in the pyrenees as think it evans in third himself is a couple of minutes ahead of alberto contador than met and said. let's turn to football and after much speculation about his future tottenham midfielder luka mode which has arrived with

the fuku is just a domenican version of the american preoccupation with curses, whether it's faulkner worried that the american south was eternally cursed because of the orignal, quote-unquote, sin of slavery, melville wrestling with other types of issues. yeah, people like that. for me, i just thought, "wow." curses are such a part of what... how americans view themselves, their identity, their history, that i just looked for the dominican version of a very, very big american preoccupation. >> hinojosa: so do you want... you want young people to get a sense of... and one of the things that's great about the book is you have these wonderful footnotes. there are some pages, junot, where i enjoyed the footnotes more than the page itself, which was pretty fascinating. but you want to be, like, this kind of teacher of history to a new generation, and you want them to think critically. i mean, essentially not to forget, right? >> well, i mean, but also the... i mean, again, it's... you've got to know i'm a fiction writerso a lot othe history isn't actually accurate. you know, it's not mean

i am harris faulkner and this the fox report. putting a face to the twin terror attacks rocking norway. some of the youngest survivors account the horror. >> he was going around and killing people. >> come and be together and he just shoot them. >> we learned about what the suspect did that helped him to pull off the massacre. >> he was a regular guy. he lived normal like norwedgians are. >> in minutes. fox with the latest developments. a symbol of hope back on sacred ground. >> 10 years, the world trade center cross is coming back to the site. for many recovery workers of all faiths and tradition it was a comfort. >> honoring a piece of wreckage that served as a source of healing. another high level meeting on capitol hill just ending. a lot of talking among the lawmakers and so far no decisions . we are getting closer to potentially defaulting on our debt. now new video from inside of house speaker john boehner's office. this is the meeting that just wrapped up and it followed what we understand to be a day of frenzied negotiat

i am harris faulkner. we'll see you for a news update in the middle of huckabee. which starts six seconds . have a good one. >> tonight on huckabee, her poll numbers keep rising and so does the scutiny. michelle bachmann's doctor said she can deal with the headache but how about the main stream media . >> it is worth it >> the republican presidential candidate goes one on one with the governor . closest ally in the middle east. this is one country where you have wall to wall americans. >> and under hostile threat. >> this is size of new jersey. 12,000 rockets pounding israeli cities. prime minister netanyahu in a huckabee exclusive. >> plus. they may be small but back by popular demand. sleepep man bango boys. >> and good evening. governor mike huckabee. >> thank you . thank you very much. great audience. welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios from new york city. some nut group called freedom from religion has the antenna up because the governor of texas is calling for a day of prayer. even thope the taxpayers are not paying. this group is suing to stop it.

i am harris faulkner. huckabee starts now. both sides are bickering. they show me a serious plan. >> and the clock is ticking. will america's credit rating at risk, there is no deal in sight. is this government accountability tea partiers demanded. >> i don't know what they miss in the last election. >> a suicide bomber in iraq. >> you thought it might be better dying. >> now he sees light this a new light. first blind active duty officer. captain smiley. >> and don't let the baby faces fool you. they play some pretty mean bluegrass. youtube tars and the sleepy man banjo boys. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [cheers and applause] welcome everybody. thank you very much. what a great audience we have here tonight in new york and welcome to huckabee in the fooksfox news studios. an important message. this is my wife's birthday and i better say happy birthday. [applause] >> happy birthday janet. some of you ask how many for her. she was born in 19 -- none of your business. a big buzz about a gall up poll showing that president obama would

i am harris faulkner, this is the fox report. it has come down to this, the financial well being of tens of millions of americans. in the hands of washington's last minute wrangling with a critical deadline 72 hours away. >> we are in a crucial time in history in the country. we said it before but it is true. >> august second is tuesday. american people are frustrated with us and want us to come together. >> we'll have the latestt developments. >> and she wen to bed in her own home but was not there in the morning. now the f.b.i. is offering big reward money for the missing len year old with the community aware that a predator could be among them. plus, armed with a weapon and not necessarily a brain. why you can put this guy in the dumb criminal file. first from fox tonight, the showdown in washington over the nation's debt limit reaching a fever pitch. in three days, the government could run in problems paying the bills. we'll look live at the senate floor, we are awaiting a vote on majority leader harry reid's bill. the senate

i am harris faulkner. thank you for being here. huckabee is next. [applause] >> mike: thank you very much . welcome to a special edition of huckabee from new york. we are live tonight as some leaders on capitol hill think we are getting closer to reach a debt deal. mike emanuel has the developments and we'll talk to congressman david dwyer why he introduced a carbon copy of the reed rode bill to the floored . cut, cap and balance . much more on the show tonight. we are live as i say from new york in a special moment as we watch the unfolding of the debt crisis deal. you know, the big difference between campaigning and governing is simple. in a campaign it is your message and platform 100 percent. you frame the entire message and drive the points that you think are important and ignore the things you don't about and understand. the result of the campaign you are elected, you have to shift gear to governing mode. that is like killing a deer in the wood and cooking it in the kitchen. tools that you use to kill the deer are . different than the ones you

harris faulkner has more on this. >> reporter: yeah, a couple of other details having to do with theand she says she's been getting odd text messages since her daughter disappeared, amber el cins, 20 years old, as you mentioned. we don't know the nature of those odd text messages, but it is an important part of the information, so we're told. harris county sheriff's department down in the houston area looking for amber after they found her car in disrepair; broken window, a substantial amount of blood inside, and no clues for where she might be. they have a tipline out for this, but they say recently she's been in a custody battle over her child, so they're looking at that part of the story and, also, those text messages that are supposedly coming from amber's phone. she's been missing since last sunday, and that tip line is 713-222-tips. want to quote the sheriff's department, they fear something bad may have happened to her, and they are depending on the public's help to try to help them see if they can find amber, elkins. jenna: we hope they do, harris. thank you. >> reporter: sur

. >> the use of anti kappa placards faulkner plenty of violators on people being badly >> you're looking worker preparing for per the start of his shift in his window is a disability placards it was so busy getting ready for work he did even see me videotaping until i talk tympanum >> kind of curious there's a lot of handicapped clackers on the street >> this is from a life she is gonna pick up later >> you made clear that you >> wife is going to pick > yes. >> he just admitted to me on camera that he is using his wife's placard which is illegal in fact he removed a placard from the window and moved his car across the street i told you there were a lot of placards on this country but an outcry be sure that it they were muni employees look at this total of it has a san francisco official sticker in the car. for the record am not implying that all muni employees the disabled placard's and i always learn where there's smoke >> yet my wife is gonna pick up later >> there is always fire >> yuba city astronauts are on board the blastoff is at 8:26 a.m. there is 70 percent chance of thunderstor

jon: harris faulkner, thanks. >> reporter: sure. jenna: new information following the deaths of two people at a historic mansion and new information is welcome because there are so many lingering questions still. what your seeing right now -- what you're seeing right now is outside the home of a major pharmaceutical executive. his 6-year-old died after a fall inside that mansion. now, just days after that incident the executive's girlfriend was also found dead at the house. adam houseley is live in los angeles with more on this. hi, adam. >> reporter: hi, jenna. there is a slight chance today we could get some results from autopsies. it really depends on whether the investigationers want to seal those entirely or not. they're going back and forth whether to do that. we've talked with them a couple of times about the possibilities, so that could come out. let me give you a timeline after what happened here. just ten days ago a 6-year-old boy, max, the son of a ceo of a major corporation, his son, this 6-year-old boy falls down the st

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i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. we will be back tomorrow for weekend fox report. the factor starts now. captions by closed captioning services >> laura: hi, everyone, i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. no talking points memo this evening. we want to get right to the story. the top story, of course, is president obama wants more of your money and he says now that bill o'reilly agrees with him? well, in an op. editor "u.s.a. today" the president once again demanded tax increases on the so-called rich as part of any compromise. and mr. obama claimed that bill o'reilly supports his vision saying, quote: a balanced deficit deal that includes some new revenues isn't just a democratic position, it's a position that has been taken by everyone from warren buffet to bill o'reilly is that actually true? joining us now by phone bill o'reilly who is supposed to be taking a well-deserved day off today. hi, bill. >> >> bill: just when they thought i was out, they dragged me back in. you know. that op. ed is disingenuous. everybody knows who

i forget, william faulkner had the famous quote that the past isn't dead. it's not even past year. you know, that's the feeling i have that we always live with a lot of recurring themes that you can see playing themselves out throughout history. that's a good question. >> i have a question which has to do with personalities and qualities of a different time. idea mac [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> yeah, that's a great question. actually, and it's a good question in large part because jimmy carter consistently said that harry truman is one of his favorite president is not his favorite president. and i think there is a kind of similarity in style in terms of the kind of sort of commonsensical sort of approach. there is also when they give them how this speech is, those are purely in the setting of an election. harry truman when he actually govern was pretty, in some ways, fairly centrist, pretty compromising, not really as tough as the persona he presented on the campaign trail. in some ways you get into a persona that doesn't capture the entirety, but it's an important part

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. a continuing coverage of the debt showdown throughout the evening and the weekend. i will see you tomorrow night for fox report. the factor is now. >> laura: hi, i'm laura ingraham in tonight for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us. right now harry reid has decided well, we're going to table the boehner bill and we're going to go to that live on the floor of the u.s. senate. harry reid speaking. or he was speaking and now he is not speaking. well, they are deliberating on whether they should consider this bill or not consider the bill. and we'll, you know, we will join it as harry reid comes back. and, james rosen is with us. of course, washington correspondent capitol hill. the man who knows everything that's going on. ed henry is going to join us in just a moment from the white house. james, harry reid gets up there just moments ago, and he moves to introduce the boehner bill which is really to chevrolet the boehner bill, what's happening? >> use the boehner bill as a shell often

now we're going to hand things over to harris faulkner in new york who has the rest of the day's news. harris? >> harris: i do, indeed. thank you very much chris wallace in d.c. continuing coverage of that debt crisis now a showdown throughout the night here on fox news channel. but, first now, on fox report. terrorists have again left their bloody mark on humanity with a pair of attacks designed to murder innocent people. today's attacks blasted through the heart of norway and that nation's worst violence since world war ii. this the scene of the first attack. a bomb exploding right outside some government buildings including the one where the country's prime minister normally works. his advisor saying he was at home today and was not hurt. but investigators saying at least seven people died in the afternoon bombing. the second attack came about two hours later at a youth summer camp northwest of oslo. witnesses saying a man dressed as a police officer opened fire on people there, even shooting some who had jumped into the water to try to swim away from the gunfire. officials saying

class literature, i thought there is a place for the kind of right team that they do and i read faulkner who i had chickasaw and there. thy thought if he could then i should be doing it depth" by using your mobile phone. simply text the word "book" to 99702 to receive a weekly e-mail about our schedule, and sign up now for a chance to receive a signed copy of linda hogan's book, "people of the whale." standard messaging and data rates apply. ♪ >> host: linda hogan, you told us that you are cntly >> host: linda hogan you are currently reading of book called the ragged edge of the world. what is it about? >> guest: is about the borders, i am trying to think, it is a hard book to read. the borders, i guess it is about environmental justice but it is also about hist career as a journalist and w all of the places he has visited in the world and the things that he has witnessed and the changes he has seen over time. >> host: why is it a hard book to read? >> guest: it is deep. [laughter] it is complex material. >> host: york currently reading another book? >> guest: i finished it. >> host: wha