back to harris faulkner. the s.w.a.t.s still inside the temple and they are trying to rule out any second gunman. >> reporter: and find people that may be hiding. closets where they could crash down and stay away from bullets. we're starting to understand better why this is fluid and active scene. imagine, there are three people dead on the outside of this temple, as police are arriving we don't know which order they found the victims but they are four people dead inside the temple. these are in police terms, different types of crime scenes. they don't know if they are looking for more than one person until they can go closet by closet and room by loom, hopefully people that are hiding and not injured. they wanted to make sure they know there is not another gunman. what we learned from the news conference they don't have a reason to believe they are looking for a second shooter at this point but they have to treat this as an active scene because of two different victims. some of the witness reports we weren't sure what to

i'm harris faulkner in tonight for shepard smith. governor mitt romney took a break from the campaign trail today to meet. so victims and heros of hurricane isaac. just hours after accepting the republic nomination for president, the governor flew to louisiana. he toured the flood zone. met with survivors. killed 6 people in louisiana and mississippi. death toll so far. thousands of homes and businesses still have no electrical power. the white house saying president obama will visit the gulf coast on monday. campaign carl cammeron with governor romney today. is he live tonight in new orleans. carl, the governor with a very

i'm harris faulkner in tonight for shepard smith. this is the fox report. today, we got our first look at the sky at the flooding in and around new orleans. this is the area around the hard hit plaquemines parish south and east of new orleans. a lot of homes there under 12 feet of water. rescuers saying they had to save about 100 people who were trapped inside their houses. boy, that sounds familiar from several years ago. today the louisiana governor bobby jindal says teams expect to have 70% of the water drained from the area. a bit of good news for a lot of people difficult week. casey stegall north in saint bernard parish. there was quite a scare at your location a little bit earlier. >> yeah, harris, a scare might be an understatement. we're on the line of saint bernard's parish and plaquemines parish. the line right behind me as the bend of the mississippi river goes there. basically, what happened a chlorine tank was seen

i'm harris faulkner in tonight for shepard smith. governor mitt romney took a break from the campaign trail today to meet. so victims and heros of hurricane isaac. just hours after accepting the republic nomination for president, the governor flew to louisiana. he toured the flood zone. met with survivors. killed 6 people in louisiana and mississippi. death toll so far. thousands of homes and businesses still have no electrical power. the white house saying president obama will visit the gulf coast on monday. campaign carl cammeron with governor romney today. is he live tonight in new orleans. carl, the governor with a very specific goal while he is there. >> sure. one of the things he said he wanted to do by coming here was to bring attention to the situation in order to encourage people to take part in the relief effort through volunteerism and charitable giving. he also wanted to get a briefing and learn and said that repeatedly. he got down here and had a whirlwind two hour race through new orleans. he also went to the town of la

. >> my name is terrance faulkner. i have served on a couple of the commissions.was a republican county chairman on occasion. i am speaking as an individual. i attended the trial the last time there was the removal like this. like this trial, he was an airport commissioner and a union strike and in official capacity. in this case he is not part of the a establishment or machine or whatever you want to college. his offenses are really political in nature. the whole situation is one that reeks with politics at its worst. i strongly urge that you not to vote to remove the share80" of. he was legally elected. nothing that happened in the unfortunate dispute between himself and his wife had anything to do with office of sheriff. t(he was not even in office of e time the offense occurred. frankly, some of the problems of a guy being a little bigger than a woman and an accident to give it without intending to do it. i can only say that happens to be facts of nature. blame charles darwin. and i know on one occasion -- i was with a young woman at a restaurant and she start

harris faulkner in new york. harris to you. >> harris: all right shep thank you. second big night at the republic national convention we want to get to. senator majority leader mitch mcconnell is about to speak at the convention. g.o.p. leaders trying to take back the senate in november. they need a net gain of four seats if president obama were to win a second term. three, if it is governor romney to enter the white house. let's listen in. >> in our nation is in desperate need of leadership we believe mitt romney is the man for this moment. [cheers] >> that's the hopeful message coming from tampa this week after four long years help is on the way. [cheers] >> america is about to turn the page on barack obama's four year experiment in big government. and it starts by renewing our belief that we are called to do something better. over the past four years, americans have been led to believe we are just like everybody else. that america really isn't unique. but it's not true. >> we are different. not because of where we were born but because of who we are as a people

. >> my name is terrance faulkner. i have served on a couple of the commissions.as a republican county chairman on occasion. i am speaking as an individual. i attended the trial the last time there was the removal like this. like this trial, he was an airport commissioner and a union strike and in official capacity.

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. and the news broke this morning, gunshots blasting outside one of the most recognizable buildings in all the world. right in the middle of manhattan. the shooting started just after 9:00 a.m. tourists and commuters everywhere and in a city where all of us still feel the shadow of tourism lurking in our past. immediate fears that this was never attack. within minutes we learned that was not the case. instead, investigators say the shooter was a guy who had been down sized at his job last year. a man who returned to his former work place looking for rejenning. >> he killed one person and at least nine other people were shot. and some may have been shot accidently by police officers who responded immediately and while confronting the suspect and fatally shooting him, unfortunately there may have been other victims as well. >> harris: police identifying the suspect as jeffrey johnson, a woman's accessory designer that is his body there on the street. they say he walked up to a vice presid

i'm harris faulkner.ow, back to "justice" with judge jeanine. >> judge jeanine: this is a fox news weather alert. florida governor rick scott declares a state of emergency as sigh zac isaac bears down oe state. for the latest on isaac here is rick reichmuth in the fox news weather center. >> things i think are going to be getting interesting the next couple of hours. the latest look. that is where the storm is and kind of all day long. you see the dark clouds piling up here at center. that means i think we will possibly see this begin to intensify quickly here. winds at 60 miles an hour. i think we will see that go up and by tomorrow morning looking at a stronger storm. already already rain coming into key west toward miami. that continues throughout the night and by the morning the first tropical storm force winds. winds over 39 miles an hour. big tornado threat the through the day tomorrow across the southern half of the peninsula of florida. isolated tornadoes will be small but could cause damage certa

trying to get toward faulkner. that's it on the radar this morning so it's a quiet morning. some areas very, very muggy and warm. got temps in the upper 70s from d.c. south and east but just north of town in gaithersburg, only about 20 miles north, got 66 right now. feeling much more comfortable. winchester, hagerstown, cumberland all in the low to mid-6s on right now. -- mid-60s right now. good visibility. you're looking at wisconsin avenue looking north from northwest d.c. 78 degrees. no winds to help out. the dew points in town in the low 70s. yeah, it's very humid with the humidity at 84% this morning. bigger picture satellite and radar combined notice all the high clouds streaming up here across west virginia over us. that's blowing off these showers and storms off to the south. as we look at the future cast, the best chance of any showers and storms today will be well south of us. southern virginia here we are at noon into north carolina. this afternoon some spotty showers or an isolated thunderstorm might pop but not too bad a day. quiet tonight. then tomorrow we're g

world in terms of film production distribution etc, but when i want to think of america, i think of faulkner and steinbeck. i don't go to the last american movie to try to understand america, but it depends on the audience as well. >> [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: since the cessation which was widely read, the blind owl, and sorry and various languages in the west there hasn't been a major novel from iran that has been widely read and appreciated. do you think this is a problem of language or translation? for the translators are lazy? >> [speaking in native tongue] >> it is immensely difficult to translate the persian language with a great deal of skill and delicacy and other characteristics. >> [speaking in native tongue] you recited a plan which is extremely hard to translate. [laughter] as an example of how difficult it is to translate. i'm not going to do it. [laughter] >> [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: it is more difficult as poetry but extremely difficult because it, too, has a rhythm and nuances and certa

i am harris childers in for harris faulkner and this is the fox report. medicare reform, it is the conversation the romney campaign wants to have and today congressman ryen joined by his mom to talk about it. >> we'll end the raid of medicare and restore the promise of the program and we'll make sure that the board of burrcrat will not mess with my mom's health care or your health care. president obama wasted no time responding. >> their plan makes seniors pay more so they'll give more tax cuts to rich people who need a tax cut. >> live from the battle ground state of florida. and to tap or not to tap? that is the question. new respects, the obama administration weighing the option of access of emergency fuel supply. in a few minutes what the financial implication could be. also, this is not your typical summer camp. >> it is flopping around and just that foreit might bite you. >> what is behind the close encounters with sharks . fox news is america's election head quarters . medicare taking center stage on the campaign trail today as candidates talk abou

there are the publishers of the e cummings, first publishers of faulkner, first publishers in the unitedtates of our estimate wait. the list goes on and on as the creative publishing. the firm went bankrupt in the her early 30's 1970's to the wonderful energy but my colleague. we have no revived the imprint, published the book. two of the very first books on the revived live right. >> host: you're watching book tv on c-span2. we are in new york city. we have been watching it -- talking with the chairman and president of the norton company. >> all this week c-span has brought you live gavel-to-gavel coverage of this year's republican national convention in tampa, florida. this is the final session among the speakers theater went -- in the meantime, you're on c-span2 to ms. book tv all day every day throughout the conventions withf nonfiction authors and books from this past year. and on c-span three throughout the convention 24 hours of american history tv with lectures tomorrow histories, and a look at historical american sites and artifacts. browse the rare books collection at ohio stat

i'm here with harris faulkner, she anchors fox reports on saturdays and sundays right here.nd tom slew. his latest collection of stories, and actor, writer, comedian and bottle blonde, mikeat black. the co-author of, "america, you sexy --" [bleep] >> and pinch. >> taking sides in the chick-fil-a debate is a temptation few can resist. personally never ate at chick-fil-a before the story and don't plan to now. >>> talking guys? yes, porch. >> me want fried chicken monstrosity. >> you won't like it, butch. andy? oops. >> yeah. so, was there a place in line or out of line. team america anye hailed nigeria in basketball by 83 points. our nibbers hid three's riff ease, and in a postgame press conference, coach mike krzyzewski bristled at a suggestion that the americans ran up the score. we didn't take any fast breaks and we played all zone. you have to take a shot every 24 seconds and the shots we took happened to be hits. >> in other more important olympic news, ryan lochte pe ees in the pool. he urinate in warmup, and added there's something about getting into chlorine water you

i'm here with harris faulkner, she anchors fox reports on saturdays and sundays right here.stories, and actor, writer, comedian and bottle blonde, mikeat black. the co-author of, "america, you sexy --" [bleep] >> and pinch. >> taking sides in the chick-fil-a debate is a temptation few can resist. personally never ate at chick-fil-a before the story and don't plan to now. >>> talking guys? yes, porch. >> me want fried chicken monstrosity. >> you won't like it, butch. andy? oops. >> yeah. so, was there a place in line or out of line. team america a h

i am harris faulkner. we'll get you back to huckabee.ox news.comupon. >> there is it never a shortage of interesting folks in an election season. it gives me an opportunity to respond to the notable and quotable moments of the week. president obama's been on the campaign trail so long the white house press corp seemed to miss him. two months of not taking questions, the president made a surprise appearance in the white house briefing room. >> if you look at overall conjectory of our campaign and the ads that i approved and produced by my campaign, you will see that we point out sharp differences between the candidates but we don't go out of bounds. >> don't go out of bounds huh? what he said. the ads that i approved. i want to speak to the fact that he might be able to say. but that adthat the super pac did that basically blamed mitt romney for a woman's death. i had nothing to do with it, you didn't say it should be pull would even by the super pac. legally you can't coordinate with them. but you are not prohibited to talking about how

. >> i am harris faulkner. it is the woman bottom of the line.saac has forced changes to the republican national convention . breaking news and we are on it the convention to convene briefly on monday and immediately recess until tuesday afternoon. the gop making decisions based on the incoming storm. isaac has slammed haiti and killing three people there expected to bring heavy rain and a lot of wind to florida. governor scott making sure the state is prepared. rick leventhal. >> we have breeze blowing and partly cloudy skies. but things will get worse with forecasters predicting torrential downpours and tropical force winds in the tampa beach and st. petersburg area. it is affecting republican national convention. isaac will go through gulf to the panhandle of florida and feeding off that warm water and possibly reaching 2 or 3 floridians are encouraged to stock up on 72 hours of nonperishable food and water and fuel. have three days of water food and medication and have a plan. if you see flooding drive away from it and don't go into standing

they are the publishing's of comings and first of faulkner, first publishers in the united states of ernest hemingway. of the list goes on and on of the publishing in the 1920's. the firm went bankrupt in the early 30's but wound up as they say in the 70's and his hands through the wonderful energy of my colleague robert wilde. we've now revived the in print and publish that newest book, gail collins part two of the books of the revived. >> you are watching book tv on c-span2. we are in new york city at bouck expo america. we have been talking with drake but feel the to the cub president of the norton company. >> is there a nonfiction author or book you would like to see feature on booktv? send an e-mail at book tv@c-span.org or twitter twitter.com/book tv. >>> during recent remarks that freedom fest in las vegas, senator rand paul talked about his time in the senate since gentry 2011 and the impact that he party have on the government. it's about 15 minutes. you are watching book

i'm harris faulkner. first, new reaction to governor romney's pick from someone who was in the same place four years ago. arizona senator john mccain. you will recall back in 2008 mccain named former alaska governor sarah palin as his running mate. and today on "fox news sunday" mccain talking about any comparisons he might see. some call both choices bold ones. mccain with nothing but praise for the congressman. >> i think in this case it was also a bold choice. many people thought that other people being considered might bring home those states into the romney column. i think this is a bold choice as well and i think it is a good matchup because of paul ryan's ability to carry a romney agenda through the congress of the united states. >> harris: meanwhile, president obama commenting on the choice. more on that for you in a moment. earlier today the president's top campaign strategist saying mr. romney's v.p. pick will set the country back this is a prescription for economic catastrophe. what is surprisi

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a lone shower just northwest of faulkner right now east of welcome. that's all that is showing up on live doppler 9000. temps are running in the 60s north. very comfortable. down to 65 in frederick. we're 77 and a sticky 77 here in washington. and your highs later today in the upper 80s to low 90s. perhaps a degree or two cooler in the shenandoah valley. 5:00 a.m., beverly farmer, we've got problems. >> absolutely. problems south of town. the 95 corridor, you're okay between fredricksburg and springfield. but between fredricksburg and richmond, i-95 is closed each way close to the 104 exit. that's the exit for carmel church 207, the exit to cut over to 301. however southbound traffic is being detoured at the 110 lady smith exit, nobody at the kings dominion exit. it was an overnight crash that took out a utility pole and wires. ongoing utility work could last for hours so keep that in mind and how many more folks will be using the 301 corridor. if you're traveling out of virginia you're all right. 395 headed for the 14th street bridge and downtown. no

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faulkner county, fredericksburg, charlottesville, la ray, this is the area where there is a slight risk of severe thunderstorms. i think that will be for the afternoon hours. again, around us, we get the storms about 5:00 or so. areas west, a little earlier, about 3:00 or 4:00 p.m. your temperature, 89 degrees at noon. it will be warm, showers and storms developing about 3:00. and continuing through, again, the early part of our evening. there's your front coming on in to the area. it should clear the area, though, by tomorrow morning. about 6:00, 7:00 a.m. there will be spots across southern maryland that still would be dealing with some wet weather. as that front moves out we'll clear out. there will some cloud kor lingering around tomorrow. mixture of clouds and sunshine. a cooler weekend for us with a high of 84 on saturday. 82 degrees on sunday. we hit the roads again with danella sealock. >> thanks, veronica. checking on the beltway first 4 traffic report, earlier in virginia, had a work zone set up between arlington boulevard and 7 on the inner loop. it's now gone. nice and clear

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm harris faulkner in new york.eport tonight the man who allegedly tried to assassinate former arizona congress woman gabrielle giffords will plead guilty this tuesday. he has reached a plea deal with the tucson prosecutors. the termrms of the deal not yet clear. mental health officials say they believe he is competent to understand the charges against him. laugher iaccused of opening fi, killing six people and injuring 13. >>> the list of wal-mart stores receiving telephone bomb threats is growing. at least 18 different stores in five states threatened since april. just yesterday, three in kansas city evacuated. missouri police saying they don't know who is making the calls but they believe they are connected. so far no devices found. now, let's get you back to the judge. >>> as far as mr. brodsky is concerned he has to stop trashing kathleen. drew is not the victim, kathleen was. >> judge jeanine: martin glink is a spokesperson for the savio family. he is in chicago. welcome. >> thank you, judge. >> judge jeanine:

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard. i will see you tomorrow same time for fox report weekend. right now the factor. >> the o'reilly factor son. tonight. >> obama has been in office for four years and he is running on the clinton economy. >> new charges that mr. obama is trying to run on bill clinton's economic record as the former president takes center stage in the re-election campaign. but clinton was once an obama critic. >> this whole thing is the biggest fairy tale i have ever seen. monday -- we will take a look at that situation. >> ordered federal law enforcement agents to break the law. >> the obama administration in legal hot water over its immigration policy as a new lawsuit says ice officials are being ordered to release suspected illegal aliens. don't miss our factor investigation. >> i can absolutely confirm that we don't use opium products. enough is enough. >> cycling super star lance armstrong stripped and band for life. all over doping charges. is he guilty or is this just a witch-hunt? geraldo rivera will tell us. caution, you are about to enter the no spin z