forty-five minutes are now thousands of people from around the country will march on washington expressing their unhappiness with taxes and government in the way the struct country is headed. tucker is in washington started by protesters and organizers. tucker would you have versus morning? >> it is a different city in washington this morning. i've been here a long time and i can tell you the very composition of the district changed. the washington post said he would see swastikas on science. that's not what we're found here. we are started by people who minister goers singing america the beautiful. with me on the left is by brute from florida who drove the truck behind me with thousands -- literally thousands of signatures on it ; no idea. >> drove here from. florida near tallahassee. this is very to me from athens, tennessee, and yes the struct don't tread on tennessee. what kind of reception have you gotten in washington to give we have gotten a great reception in washington. the people are great, with funds up the horns are blowing everybody has been real supportive. we have had if you

because of one word, america's air dominance for the next forty years is assured. that one word... is how. >>> during his reappointment hearings on capitol hill this week mike mullen chairman of the enjoyment chiefs of staff suggested that more troops maybe needed in afghanistan. but the notion of expanding america's footprint in the country faces strong criticism from top democratic lawmakers who increasingly suggest that the war is president obama's vietnam. this resistance comes as the administration plots its next steps in afghanistan. just as public support for the 8-year-old conflict ends. is the comparison to vietnam fair? are more troops headed to afghanistan? what are the stakes if they don't? >>> thank you for joining us. senior democratic officials are use this label of vietnam, senator kerry was one of the people who applied that label to the iraq war, yet the surge ended up remedying that to a great degree in turning the country around. that is a fair characterization in your view? >> i do not see any comparison or similarities between afghanistan and vietnam. but, the

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because of one word, america's air dominance for the next forty years is assured. that one word... is how. >>> all right, we have got some breaking news that i have to share with you right now which is somewhat perilous, as a matter of fact. it is a scary situation. one that none of us would ever want to find ourselves in. let me give you the details. you ready? we at cnn have just learned that a plane, an aero mexico plane, a boeing 747, with 104 people on board has been taken hostage. the people on board have been taken hostage. the plane is hijacked and the threat that the hijackers are making is that they will blow this plane up in midair, we presume. if they don't have an opportunity to speak to the president of mexico, felipe caldron. this is taking place in mexico city. there's a news feed coming in now. i'm going to direct simultaneous translation for you. hold on. let's play it up and i'll translate. [ speaking spanish ] >> he seems to be saying, bad timing, the moment that i started listening to this, the announcer here at cnn started making the statement announcement and

forty people died there. it is believe that plane was headed to d.c. when passengers fought with the hijackers. south a day of mourning become a day of service. more than 100 volunteer whose worked at the world trade center site after the 2001 attack will read names of victim at today's ceremony near ground zero. this is the first year 9-11 has been declared a national day of service. dozens of volunteer projects are planned across our area. >>> straight ahead, a man armed with weapons approached capitol hill while the president was speaking to congress. we'll have an update on that situation which unfolded wednesday night. >>> and still ahead, efforts to honor a woman killed while riding her bike he now turned into a nasty battle and one man says he is not backing down. >>> a repuget sounder that starting on monday, you will get an extra hour of fox 5 morning news. we will be on from 4:55 in the morning until 10 dlk in the morning. that begins monday, september 14th. we'll be right back -- until 10:00 in the morning. honey bunches of oats. taste the j

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you had this illegal anglo immigration and the mexic tertories and the 18 twenties, thirties and forties you had mexican politicians raising a ruckus saying this is a pre-lewd to us losing our northern states. it turned out they were right. does it sound familiar? [laughter] we've got ancloteoliticians and the same thing, illegal mexican immigrants coming here to take it back. they mighto that except for texas i suppose. this was the aggressiveness. this wasn't a deliberate policy of the united states government. it never was. the problem was the united states governent could never ntrol its own citizens. and yet, to this day you will find mexican scholars who believe that, for instance, the texas revolution was a delibera plot enteri out of washington. they completely -- conveently forget that it was one of a series of the federalist state revolutions, mostly in northern and nth-central mico, but also now mexico and california. and especially yucatan, which is always in an uproar, which is caused by santa ana overthrowing the constitution of 1824, abolishing spains, turning them into mi

because of one word, america's air dominance for the next forty years is assured. that one word... how. trace: in the top box, two mortars fired near the green zone in baghdad. that is where joe biden was today. there is no word if any of those mortars actually exploded inside the green zone. in the middle box, police in california searching phillip garrido's property. he and his wife are accused of kidnapping and holding jaycee lee dugard captive for 18 years. a new conference is credible or that at the bottom of the hour. in the bottom box, the largest wildfire in los angeles county history is now 91% contained and crews are on track to have a totally surrounded by the weekend. martha: you saw it here live, president obama wrapping up some passionate remarks at an afl-cio convention in pittsburgh. he is pressing the labor union to stand with him on health care reform. meanwhile, she has taught lawmakers finding a new way to handle the emerging town halls on this issue by forming a civil forum for conversation. eric cantor will be co hosting one of these events. congressman, good

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because of one word, america's air dominance for the next forty years is assured. that one word...fired into the area known as the green zone. that is where there are government offices, british and u.s. embassies, as well as other offices. joe biden is on the ground in baghdad, having made an unannounced visit there today. the ap reports that four mortar shells have been fired into the green zone. a lot of times, they actually just land near the zone. people on the ground are working their hardest to get more details. as soon as we get them, we will bring them straight to you. jon: the drug enforcement agency is striking a blow to afghanistan, conducting raids to seize all kinds of opium poppy compounds. oliver north is live for us in, will -- in kabul, afghanistan. what can you tell us? >> last night, we went on a high-risk raid just 10 kilometers from the afghanistan- pakistan border. the force consisted of u.s. drug enforcement agents, a nato swat team, and commandos. the u.s. d.e.a has a unique ability to gather information and exploit it with direct action. this raid is a per

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because of one word, america's air dominance for the next forty years is assured. that one word... >>> quickly now we want to take you back to health care reform. a pretty big day. we're getting the first look at senator max baucus' idea for health care reform. brianna keilar has been following this. brianna, my understanding is we have it our first look at the bill. >> reporter: that's right. the bill came out, heidi. this is a summary of it. 17 pages. this just came out online a few moments ago. the bill is 223 pages. i want to highlight some of the key points in senator baucus's proposal. as expected that health co-opt, the nonprofit health cooperative instead of the government-run insurance option, that is key in here. as well ending discrimination based on pre-existing conditions and health status. and eliminating annual and lifetime limits on the amount of basically coverage you can get for your health insurance plan. and of course another key is expanding medicaid, so that it covers more low income americans. now, this right here, this summary and the bill that this summary

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as you can say, in the rockies, we have some forties and fifties. as along the gulf coast.t will get warm. 68 degrees in maine. 96 today in the metro parts of dallas. alisyn: gadget lovers, listen up. apple is almost a media event today, likely to launch new products. some are speculating that the snake peak will include ipods with cameras and a new version of itunes. steve jobs is rumored to be giving the keynote address. brian: all eyes are on the president tonight as he gets his big speech on health care of. joining us now from the white house is mike emanuel. we heard from robert gibbs a short time a while ago. what should we expect to hear tonight? >> we are hearing that the speech will be specific. it will be bold. the question is the timetable. here's what the president had to say a short time ago. >> the intent of the speech is to make sure the american people are clear exactly what it is that we are proposing, to make sure that democrats and republicans understand that i am open to more ideas, that we are not being rigid and ideological about this thing, but we do

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