faulkner. you also say if the baby is yours, you will fight for custody because you believe the plaintiff is an unfit mother. now, ms. clark, tell me what happened when the defendant left you. he left me for an older woman and i feel that she put it in his head that it's not his from the beginning because she thought i was messing around with some dude at her party, and... you did come to my house with another guy. no. yeah. i wasn't messing around with him, though. you were dry-humping on the side of my house! clark: no! he was just dancing like this or whatever on me. faulkner: there was no dancing at that party. whatever. let's get some order in the court. now, ms. clark, first of all, before there was ever a ms. faulkner, you and mr. newby had a relationship. yes. i need you to take me back to that. okay. your honor, when i met him, you know, i was in drug use, but, you know, we were together for three months, he was in drug use, and when he left me i felt abandonment because when i was you

faulkner. >> i've been an elected official i've seen many people with aids die. what happened is with modern medical research they're getting positive results. money is needed for medical research. i hate to be a modern groperer but money it needed to save lives. in particular those who have hiv aids san francisco is well provided forever the federal government pays a lot of the costs. i want the drugs available to help people because i've known people will today of those awe flishgsdz my vaug is that i favor medical research promoted by every one >> thank you. we he hope this discussion has been informative for more information please invest sf elections.com remember it's available for voting from 5 to 8:00 p.m. equal good afterno everybody and thank you for being here to witness and a celebrate the signing of dues process for all ordinance in san francisco. and first, i'd like to commend supervisor avalos for your work supervisor in bringing this important legislation to this body before the board and public. i want to thank all the other supervisors as a role

i'm harris faulkner.e are some quick headlines for you. exclusive new information into fox. on efforts to free the pakistani doctor who helped the cia track down osama bin ladin, pakistan's prime minister now promising to reconsider the case of dr. shaquille all free dee after meeting privately we are told with u.s. lawmakers in washington this week. the doctor, as you may know, has been in prison for two-and-a-half years, even though at one point his conviction was overturned. many people feel the trumped up charges are in retaliation for helping the u.s. zero in on osama bin laden in his hideout inside pakistan in may of 2011. u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s killed the leader of al qaeda who orchestrated the 9/11 attacks. >>> stop watching us. that message delivered loud and clear in the nation's capital a few hours ago. hundreds of americans are angry about just how pervasive the government's spying program has gotten. the rally taking aim at the national security agency or nsa made infamous by the revelations com

faulkner. >> i've been an elected official i've seen many people with aids die.s with modern medical research they're getting positive results. money is needed for medical research. i hate to be a modern groperer but money it needed to save lives. in particular those who have hiv aids san francisco is well provided forever the federal government pays a lot of the costs. i want the drugs available to help people because i've known people will today of those awe flishgsdz my vaug is that i favor medical research promoted

and their writing is often engaging and original, and i love going over hemingway, let's say, or faulkner or james joyce, checkoff. i love going over really good gi prose when we're appreciating it. as i said, it's something likeai poetry. really good prose is written so carefully that with a number of sensitive young people to go lu this and see -- go through thish and see how well it's written, it's really a pleasure. >> host: is writing hard work? >> guest: writing can sometimes> be hard work. it can sometimes with be fluent. you know, it's like mozart created music that sort of came into his head, and other composers revise a little more. one maybe is almost too easy if it just comes in your head and you don't have to revise.m i like to have a first draft, yo and then i revise it.ft >> host: and if someone were to pick up one of your books and said -- which one of your bookso should i read, what would youour say? >> guest: that depends completely on who you are because i have mammoth, long novels. marilyn monroe must be 800 pager long, and the accursed is about 800 pages long or 600.

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. we continue our coverage now of what's happening on capitol hill. a high stakes meeting at the white house on day two of the partial government shutdown. president obama sitting down with congressional leaders from both political parties. and as you just saw, moments ago on fox news channel, house speaker john boehner coming out to talk about how those talks are going. the president has been calling on lawmakers to pass a spending bill with no strings attached by strings no doubt you know by now he is talking about anything to do with his signature healthcare overhaul. some republicans are demanding changes to obama care in exchange for funding the government. caught in the middle, hundreds of thousands of federal workers who are now off the job without pay. and there are americans hoping to visit national parks. museums, and monuments, for example, world war ii veterans wanting to visit their memorial in d.c. the shutdown closed it. tonight, the national park service has let those ve

faulkner. >> i've been an elected official i've seen many people with aids die. what happened is with modern medical research they're getting positive results. money is needed for medical research. i hate to be a modern groperer but money it needed to save lives. in particular those who have hiv aids san francisco is well provided forever the federal government pays a lot of the costs. i want the drugs available to help people because i've known people will today of those awe flishgsdz my vaug is that i favor medical research promoted by every one >> thank you. we he hope this discussion has been informative for more information please invest sf elections.com remember it's available for voting from 5 to 8:00 p.m. > >>. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hi, i'm with sfgovtv i'm here to discuss prop a that will be before the voters in tuesday >> the health care truth fund was for health care correspondents that would substantially there. the 5 member board passed the fund they mate not use the fund to pay for the costs until january 20, 0200. preparing will allow the bodies to make paymen

i am harris faulkner, thank you for watching.so my friendly governor. >>> tonight on huckabee, teachers forced to join unions and pay dues. >> my union uses my money to fight against something i believe in strongly. >> bullied and silenced by her union she is suing to cope politics out of the education. >>> and the body was left on the tarmac three hours. >> the father of one of the four americans killed in benghazi demanding answers from the president. >> i wished he had sent the troops that everybody knows was vaebl. >> tonight charles woods with the response from the commander

i am hair with harris faulkner. don't do that to our viewers on fox newschannel. and filling in for andy levy is his fill philanthropist uncle, wellington levey. he donated $100 million to a box of salamanders that he promptly ate. the world's richest salamanders. his hepititis cheated on him with tommy lee, my sidekick, bill schulz. and if hilarity was a new drum set i would pound him in my garage. david angelo. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. sorry, dude. [inaudible]. >> thanks. shy should -- >>> should her job be in doubt because she freaked out? an eighth grade teacher at a louisiana middle school has been fired after a student recorded her obscenity-filled rant that was five minutes in loopy length. i must warn you. what the teacher says is profane. if there are any children in the room tell them to get the [bleep] out. >> [bleep]. >> i don't blame her, all of those kids with the blurry faces. how annoying. says the mom of the boy who smart phoned the the whole thing, i don't talk to my child like that. she has to handle the kids accordingly lik

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i am harris faulkner. u.s. two terror raids in libya and somalia in response to the deadly mall mass cower in nairobi, kenya and one person was killed in today's raid and possibly the leader of al shabab who claimed responsibility for what you so here. navy seals were not able to take the body with them and no confoirmation and it was to target a nonal shabab member and giving no further details at this point. and in libya, a hostage rescue team sent in. and fbi confirming this to target suspected al-qaeda leader nabbed in libya now. there was a 5 million bounty on his head for any role he might have played in the embassy bombings. he is in custody tonight and more as we get it on both situations. now back to huckabee. n(applause) >> he's only been the head of the catholic church since march less than a year. but pope francis made plenty of headlines for preaching acceptance of the groups that the church kept the distance from. he received criticism because he conducted a interview with an atheist journalist. y

jon: harris faulkner, thank you.battle brewing over a copper mine in arizona. an apache tribe opposes it contending it will disturb sacred land, but there's a huge economic potential, and one study estimates the mine would create more than 3700 jobs statewide. will carr has a fair and balanced look at this, he's streaming live from superior, arizona. will? >> reporter: hi, jenna. this is part of arizona's copper corridor, and what happens here really impacts the state and the country. but the people that live in this town, they really don't think that broadly. that's because they're desperate for jobs. in superior, arizona, homes are boarded up, businesses sit empty, the unemployment rate almost 20%. that's why many residents hope resolution copper, a mine that could be the largest in the country, opens soon. you hear resolution copper, what do you think? >> jobs. >> we need the mine. people still want to work the mine. they make good money. >> we'll be generating a billion dollars of economic stimulus a year. that's

. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm harris faulkner.s keep coming for the health carry website. verification, have are serious trouble resulting in connection failure. the tidal wave of problems sweeping over obama care nearly a month after its launch prompts ten senators so far to push for extension for the enrollment period so people can adjust to the new law. >>> germany is demanding complete answers from the u.s. after they say their chancellor many private cell phone was tapped. german media reporting it may have start add decade ago. their interior minister sending germany's intel chiefs to the white house. self other leaders expressing outrage over similar allegations in their countries. the nsa denies reports president obama knew anything about the spying. >>> i'm harris faulkner. we're two seconds away from "huckabee." >>> during thursday's congressional hearings on the problems of obama care's online signups, california democrat anna ishu called out one of the designers because he was blaming the glitches on the overwhelming a

i'm paris faulkner. the bumpy obama care rollout, certainly not anything for the white house to write home about. the debut of the insurance exchanges online that went live october 1st have so far been plagued with a long list of technical glitches and crashes. the issue is well-documented at this point. president obama will talk health care reform at the white house at an event tomorrow. and the administration is confirming he will address the problems peoples are having to deal with so far. meanwhile, some lawmakers, such as florida republican senator marco rubio, say the problems so far are just some of the reasons why obama care needs to be defunded and repealed immediately. >> the only thing i didn't want to see us waste anymore money on is obama care, which has proven to be a disaster. we've already seeing these exchanges, the signup on the exchanges, which is supposed to be the easy part of this endeavor, has turned into a fiasco that the administration is struggling with. >> so you have that, and

"kind one" was a finalist for the 2013 faulkner award for fiction and is the fifth novel of laird huntlished in france japan germany spain and turkey the sixth novel never home will be published by the bow brown in the united states. it comes as no surprise that laird hunt is a translator as well of the english works into french and french works into english. under the offer if numerous stories in reviews and translations that appear in numerous publications. with "the wall street journal" among other places with residencies at the macdowell colony in the land and foundation teaches at the university of denver in the creative writing program where he edits the well-respected journal denver court of the. he moved to rural indiana during his high-school years after a childhood spent in singapore where he was born then san francisco and then to london. he has his bachelor's degree at indiana university. "kind one" seems to be an attempt to penetrate that misunderstanding, but corruption in this translation that slavery has brought on the country and takes us back to full centuries to put

. >> at 21 minutes past the hour, i'm harris faulkner with your fox news minute.llowing that shipwreck carrying migrants from africa. the boat has capsized off the coast of italy, and now the coast guard there is saying it has pulled 114 people from the water, and they didn't make it. they're looking for more. that ship may have been carrying as many as 500 africans, many of whom could not swim. in tennessee the highway patrol says it could take a few days to release the names of eight people who died in a bus crash, a north carolina church bus blew a tire on i-40 yesterday causing it to veer across the highway median and into an suv and a tractor-trailer. fourteen other people were hurt in that accident. and there's been another spill of radioactive water at japan's fukushima nuclear plant. the operator of the plant which was breaked, as you know, by the massive earthquake and tsunami in 2011, says about 110 gallons probably leaked into the ocean. apparently, the tank did not have a gauge to monitor the water level, and so it spilled. those are your headlines on

"kind one" was a finalist for the 2013 penn-faulkner award for fiction.nt's fifth novel, and he has published in france, japan, italy, spain, germany and turkey. his is sixth novel, "never home," will be published by little brown in the united states. it comes as no surprise, perhaps, that hunt is a translator as well. translator of english works into french and of french works into english. hunt is the author of numerous stories, reviews and translations that occurredbe in publications such as mcsweep incentives, grand sweet, book forum and "the wall street journal" among ore places. he has had residencies at the mcdowell colony and the landon foundation. he teaches at the university of denver in their creative writing program where he edits the well-respected journal denver quarterly. hunt moved to rural indiana after a childhood spent in singapore where he was born and then to san francisco to the hague and on to london. he earned his bachelor's degree at indiana university. "kind one" seems to me to be an attempt to penetrate the misunderstandings, th

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i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith.e now of what's happening on capitol hill. a high stakes meeting at the white house on day two of the partial government shutdown. president obama sitting down with congressional leaders from both political parties. and as you just saw, moments ago on fox news channel, house speaker john boehner coming out to talk about how those talks are going. the president has been calling on lawmakers to pass a spending bill with no strings attached by strings no doubt you know by now he is talking about anything to do with his signature healthcare overhaul. some republicans are demanding changes to obama care in exchange for funding the government. caught in the middle, hundreds of thousands of federal workers who are now off the job without pay. and there are americans hoping to

i am hares faulkner and now let's get you back to huckabee. >>> it's been over's year since the attackamerican embassy in benghazi, libia. the brutal benghazi attack would be planned and precise. >> make no mistake justice will be done. >> tyroen woods ignored orders to stand down and instead fought to the death to save the lives of others. his father appeared on the show and told us he roached out to president obama for answers. >> i did send the president a letter saying there are several questions i would like to have answered to bring closure to the family. he's busy with syria but i am sure he will respond. >> with all respect you deserve an worry and so does the rest of america deserves a worry and the president should make time to give you the worry as to why your son died. >> since that appearance. charles received this response from the president. did he get the answers that he was asking for. charles wood joins us. charles tis great to have you back. >> thank you. >> do you feel that the president answered the questions. >> the two most important questions he did not answer.

i'm harris faulkner. u.s. forces conducting two operations in somalia and libya. in response to the mall attack in kenya. one person was killed in today's raid. earlier it was thought it was possibly the leader of al-shabab. since we know he was in somalia, however there's no way to confirm exactly who it was at this point because navy s.e.a.l.s came under fire and had to leave the body. al-shabab claims responsibility for the attack. >>> and now to libya, they captured al-liby who played a role in the bombings in tanzania in 1998. al-liby was a high-profile person to catch on the most wanted fugitives with a $5 million reward for information leading to his capture. a big day in terrorism. now justice. >>> again, you can see here now, behind us, how all the cars are laying back. and we're only going 50 miles an hour. none of the cars are passing us. which i think demonstrates that people -- i think this hit a raw chord with a lot of people. >> you can see how easy it was for us to shut down traffic on a major new york road. and we only had three bikes. many of the

harris faulkner uncorks it.t, uncorks hit it. the national independence statute of alcohol and alcoholism says a standard serving of wine is five ounces. pay attention to the glass you put it in, certain shapes, sizes colors, make it hard to keep track how much you poured. the study found participants poured 12% more wine into a wide glass than a narrow won one. makes sense. they poured more wine in a glass someone was holding than one placed on the table. color contrast. participants poured white wine into a clear glass by 10:00%. less overpouring occurred when the wine was red. before you blame yourself, even bartenders do the same thing in the study. according to researchers there is money involved. they say wine marketers take advantage of this encouraging the use of wider, shorter glasses so people pour more. if you're watching consumption, maybe trying to keep your weight down, some tips. pick a narrow, clear, glass. drink red wine instead of white. put the glass on the table before you pour. or as jenna a

i had a moment like the one experienced by one of faulkner years ago he wrote later. one day i seem to shut the door between me and all publishers addresses and book lists. i said to myself, now i can write. so i decided to write as if what i wrote would never be published anywhere. for nearly two years i read the constitution's text every day edinburgh for my own satisfaction alone and analysis of what it really sad article by ardor, clause by clause, amendment by amendment, section by section. it was the most satisfying work at and since i get into my teaching more than 20 years ago and it ended up being published by oxford as an american i pick still astonishes me because no one should be paid for having not much fun. i try to read the bible all the way if they knew how. i was freed from the need for trained to tease out the answers to modern legal problems. i wasn't doing that. who cared what i thought. and i used all the ways of reading that i knew. bible reading was a very strong part of my childhood. i grew up in the south in which a christian school. i am trai

faulkner suggested a number of times and many people have this conviction when they see it realized it is a time of debate could have a less nightmare and they say that's it. that's how it is and they learn something about themselves in that moment. what they do in that knowledge is another matter or they read ralf -- ralf emmerson the can be worked out of the imagination and the extemporizing mind. the act of writing can teach about your commitments to the past helped to create yourself a new. and within this possibility of the self creation. he broached to the past, present and to come there is no history to the only biography. in other words there are no determines. it's just you. do your thing and i will know you. some students read that with utter revulsion. robert ted warren says he can only believe him when he's traveling 8,000 feet above the surface of the earth and even then he finds it a little bit beside the point. but there are others that read emerson and hear the clarion call and say within the instant why not the creators and i want to break loose from the past and belie

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm harris faulkner.ews with exclusive information to free the pakistani man who helped us sheer row in on osama bin laden. ed rice and chairman of the house committee on foreign affairs has been working on trying to get pakistan to let the doctor go and live in the united states. shaquil alfridi. the prosecutor is revealing the case. now hope. >> he committed and instructed his national security adviser on the spot in the meeting to make sure that dr. fridi was tried at their disposal to go back to get the objective accomplished. >> alfridi risked his life by trying to track down bin laden. now justice. >>> it's been 17 years since jonbenet ramsey was murdered and left in her family's basement. and now for the first time grand jury documents reveal they recommended charges against her parents, including act sisz racy to murder. but they decided not to file the bill. with me is fox news contributor, dr. michael bob. steve, what could this d.a. have been thinking? now, you worked in my office when i was a

i had a moment like the one experienced by william faulkner years ago. he wrote later one day i can to shut the door between me and all publishers addresses and booklist. i said to myself, now i can write. so i decided to write as if what i wrote would never be published anywhere. for nearly two years i read the constitution's text every day and wrote for my own satisfaction alone an analysis of what it really says, article by article, clause by clause, amendment by amendment, section by section. it was the most satisfying work i have done since i got into law teaching over 40 years ago. .. and i began to find my poetic interest reflected in the text. i learned something from each way of reading. some parts of the constitution or biblical, some are as dry as the statute of frauds, and others are as elusive as a poem by emily dickinson, suggesting empty spaces that we are invited to fill with meaning. just as one example consider upon written by emily dickinson and he 1865. now, today people think of emily dickinson as a kind of pride that teaching in the

i'm harris faulkner in for shep, the factor. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> this republican shutdown did not have to happen. >> is the president backing down a bit? late this afternoon there was a meeting at the white house over the government shutdown and we will have the very latest for you. >> i am glad the government is shut down. for the first time in years it's safe to talk on the phone and send emails without anybody listening in. >> let the mocking begin over obama care. is america becoming a joke all over the world? we will answer that question. ♪ >> bill: also tonight, a professor at notre dame criticizes me for not saying jesus would support obama care in my new book. that professor will be here. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ li, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. obama care not ready for prime time. that's the talking points memo and zeal it in our next segment. but, first, breaking news tonight. late this afternoon, president obama held a meeting at the white house t

harris faulkner is up next with the fox report. bye-bye. rrn >> fox urgent, a u.s.d a raid targeting the terror group al shabab that is the al-qaeda listeninged group that is thought to be responsible for the deadly mall attack. one person was killed in the raid. we are working to firm up details about whom that might be. the national security correspondent is live in washington with this, jennifer >> we confirm that there were top secret operations carried out by special operation forces in two separate countries today. one was in somalia

if william faulkner were still around he'd raise a glad of bourbon and toast you to a job well done i> welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> and i'm vinita nair. a year after this storm, a new praef features the storm and its aftermath, many not seen before. >>> and then the 101 objects that made america, including the one from ford. it put america on wheels. >>> holy ground. great jerusalem. we'll preview a new 3 hd film. >> first our top story this afternoon, the troubled and troubling start for obama health care insurance website. >> officials promised to get it running perfectly and they have set a deadline but it may not have been enough. jeff pegues is in our washington bureau. jeff, good morning. >> good morning, benita. there are rumbles in the ranks with somelines. but the administration believes the healthcare.gov website will be working better be i the end of november. jeffrey jeffrey jeffrey zients announced on friday they have pinpointed a punch list of preparis. once fixed it the site will run faster. it's having an adverse effect on the enrollmen

i want to read what "washington post" said, if william faulkner were down there he would raise a glass >> yes, you can, john. you know the book is good. >> i got to have six months. i got it all planned. as it gets closer to the deadline i can't wait to get finished because i'm really tired of the characters. this book, i could have written a thousand pages. there's so many wonderful antidotes and stories to tell. >> this is when the editor says, so give us version 3. keep going. >> yeah. >> i like when the books come out at the same time that the play is opening on broadway. >> it was all carefully planned. >> the fact that it opened in washington a month and a year ago -- >> about a year ago, somebody got serious about the story. when the story all came together and it all worked out. we weren't sure if the play was going to open until back in the springtime. and i was already halfway through the book. so the play opened sunday night here. we saw it. the book -- i looked like a genius. perfect timing. >> but jake in the theater, and jake in "sycamore" is you? >> well jake started off

i want to read what "washington post" said if william faulkner were down there he would raise a glass i got to have six months. i got it all planned. as it gets closer to the deadline i can't wait to get finished because i'm really tired of the characters. this book i could have written a thousand pages. there's so many wonderful antidotes and stories to tell. >> this is when the editor says so give us version 3. keep going. >> yeah. >> i like when the books come out at the same time that the play is opening on broadway. >> it was all carefully planned. >> the fact that it opened in washington a month and a year ago -- >> about a year ago, somebody got serious about the story. when the story all came together and it all worked out. we weren't sure if the play was going to open until back in the springtime. and i was already halfway through the book. so the play opened sunday night here. we saw it. the book -- i looked like a genius. perfect timing. >> but jake in the theater, and jake in "sycamore" is you? >> well jake started off 30 years ago as a very autobiographical story. because

harris: i'm harris faulkner in today for jenna lee.st congressional hearing into what went wrong with the health care web site is now well underway. they've been at it for two and a half, almost three hours now. the contractors say the administration was well aware of all the problems with that web site before it launched october 1st. and we're awaiting the reaction to this testimony from the white house press secretary, jay carney is expected to begin taking questions from reporters at any minute. meanwhile, lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle are grilling the contractors in charge of that bungled site demanding to know how did this mess happen? >> unexpected volumes, ms. campbell, and that really sticks in my craw, i have to tell you that. because as i said, there are thousands of web sites that carry far more traffic. so i think that's really kind of a lame excuse. amazon and ebay don't crash the week before christmas, and pro flowers doesn't crash on valentine's day. harris: well, that says it all, doesn't it? you don't

there's been some questions about adrian peterson and where he is, and harris faulkner's following thissk. >> reporter: yeah, jenna, this story is just now coming together. peterson, one of the premiere faces of the nfl, a star running back, and what we're learning and working to confirm independently here at fox right now, tmz and other media outlets saying adrian peterson missed reportedly practice with the minnesota vikings yesterday to deal with a very serious medical issue involving a young family member, that would likely become a police matter. the video, by the way, is from february from tmz showing peterson with his little boy, 2 years old, during nba all-star weekend in houston earlier this year. now, it's important to note sioux falls police department is not confirming this is peterson's little boy who's been hurt, but they've reportedly arrested a man charged with felony assault and battery of an infant. emergency responders arrived to the apartment where peterson's son was living wednesday afternoon and found the child unresponsive. this story is fluid, we'll likely learn

harris faulkner is live at the breaking newsdesk with an update.s. >> reporter: they're in court right now, jon. let's take a live look inside the courtroom in utah county. dr. mckneel is in glasses and seated. they toggle the and forth. moments ago prosecutors began talking about what the medical examiner found in michelle mckneel's body, a powerful mix of drugs, valium, ambien. prosecutors say martin mcneill used medical knowledge to take advantage of her recent weakness while recuperating from surgery. he acquired the drugs and dispensed them to his wife in a lethal dose. we heard in the courtroom moments ago the doctor went right back to work right away after her death. prosecutors say he told coworkers he was doing fine and things happen for a reason. they noticed he was wearing a different wedding band. he told him it was an older ring. those are some early details starting to come out for potential jurors in early part of this trial right now. at the heart of the accusations against the doctor the prosecution says after his wife's body was f