like it or not, his future will include more of it. >> julie: our thanks to mark, fox affiliate in clevelandt. >> this is a fox report, bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news, at least one person dead after a shooting at seton hall, new jersey. somebody shot five people at a off-campus party. a man was denied access and returned with a gun. police are now offering a $10,000 reward for information on the suspect. and cops in california says one person was killed and ten injured at a fight at party. cops say somebody opened fire at a birthday party around 2:00 a.m. local time. the shooting does not appear to be gang-related. the white house now fighting a lawsuit filed against the federal government on behalf of anwr al awaki, he is the cleric on the capture or kill list. he is accused of having ties to the fort hood shooting. his father filed a lawsuit to protect his son but the obama administration invoked government state secret privilege in the case, effectively killing the suit. >>> hugo chavez facing challenges in his own country. a wide ranging coalition is opposing his party

it's the fox affiliate out of detroit, by the way. each day cameras found the workers chugging beer and apparently smoking pot. this is the same plat president obama visited in july and talked -- plant president obama visited in july and talked about the significance of manufacturing in america. tonight chrysler's senior vice president from performing says, "i'm very disturbed and i want to make it clear chrysler will take it seriously." also responding the united auto workers union saying in part the uaw strongly opposes the use of controlled substances or alcohol use on the job. the employees involved in this situation do not represent the vast majority of workers at chrysler. chrysler officials identified a few of people involved in the incident. each of them has been suspended indefinitely without pay pending further investigation. >>> get ready to shell out more cash for that morning starbucks run. shawn yancy now with your fox 5 top five. >> up first tonight, brian, this affects you and millions of other starbucks lovers. no. 5,

our local fox affiliate now headed to the scene.re as we get this: an alert has gone out campus-wide, stay in place, lock your doors. we are in touch with the people in austin. more on that story in a matter of moments. martha: in the meantime outrage after scuba divers discovered that a piece of world war ii history had been vandalized. the u.s. s. yemens was attacked off the coast of observing now wra -- okinawa. with it when it sank were the bodies of 60 american sailors. veterans say to touch this ship on the floor of the ocean is like robbing a grave. unknown thieves have been lieutenanting collectibles from the ship. we have the u.s. service warfare officer. good to have you with us, sir, welcome. >> my pleasure. martha: what has been taken from the ship? martha: they are still doing an investigation on that, the naval criminal investigative services. we know the ship's plaque was taken, and it's date of commissioning, its name which is always a brass plaque. and i agree with the veterans ao*ps groups the ship's company still

harris told the fox affiliate he considers long a predator would posed as a father figure in he can change sexual favors. long has said he will fight the allegations against him. >>> lindsay lohan is back in rehab. several sewers reporting she checked into an inpatient facility monday night or early tuesday. it is believed lohan will stay there at least until the next court hearing october 22nd when a judge is set to sentence low land for violating her probation for falling two court- ordered drug tests. >>> awe new study concerning the gender gap. working moms making less than working dads. >>> tight security measures here in the u.s. bhu what about air -- but what about security in other countries. we'll hear why homeland security wants some changes. >> i'll have the details on the forecast and julie wright will have a look at your on-time traffic coming up right after the break.  >>> welcome back. a live look at the wilson bridge this morning looking pretty good. a little nippy out today and it looks like this is kind of a day of transition for us. >> a little coole

our last clip comes from cleveland, ohio's, fox affiliate wjw. a reporter -- here's the deal.s told to cover a bear sighting, a black bear sighting. but the bear wasn't there. so he improvised. [ light laughter ] check it out. >> sunday morning, right here along miles road. a jogger saw what they thought was a black bear, immediately called police. but when police showed up, no sign of the bear. a few minutes later, the bear was spotted behind this home in moreland hills. this recreation identifies how witnesses say the bear escaped into the woods. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: what was that? what?! no one can tell, gary. no one can tell. [ laughter ] it looked like the bear was just running. [ laughter ] wearing his suit! oh, my god. all right, well, those are the four clips we have today. questlove, let's see what you can do, buddy. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: questlove right here! amazing, buddy. we'll be right back with "dance your hat and gloves off"! we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ boss: and now i'll turn it over to the gecko. gecko: ah,

he is taking part in that summit in new york and joins us live from our fox affiliate in new york city. here in our fox 5 studios is jeff smith, the executive director of d.c. voice, a nonprofit education advocacy group. thank you both for being with us, gentlemen. we want to start comment abouts today from the president. mr. smith, let's start -- comments today from the president. mr. smith, let's start with you. did the president go too far with his criticism saying he wouldn't send his own daughters to the schools? what's your reaction? >> i don't think so. it's been obvious for quite some time now that the president and quite frankly, a lot of local leaders, too aren't willing to send their own kids to their neighborhood school or to d.c. public schools at large. i think what is unclear and a lot of people are being given the misimpression that they don't measure up by any of our standards, not by parents, not by teachers, not by the black community in d.c. or the white community and sometimes we seem to overlook that and think simply the media or some of our politicians or local l

. >> bill: fridays with geraldo segment tonight, the fox affiliate in detroit did some excellent investigativeecently that captured union workers at a chrysler plant drinking and smoking pot on their lunch break. you fill in the joke here it was no joke when the reporter confronted the men. >> hey, guys. hate to be a buzz kill but shouldn't you guys be building cars? don't you guys work at the chrysler factory? you know, the government spent a lot of money bailing you guys out and you coming out here on your lunch break drinking like this? where are you guys going, man? going to go build some cars now? after you have had a few beers? >> bill: i think that might be dui to boot. joining us now to analyze fox news anchor geraldo rivera. you and i used to do that thing. >> rudy giuliani newly appointed u.s. attorney saw the brokers lining up to buy heroin. this is shocking but also bravo to this reporter in the era of the live shot and the blow drier you don't see a lot of this end briz investigative reporting. busted them pure and simple and they were nabbed and they expressed their guilt by runn

the doctor spoke to the fox affiliate there. he claimed to have broken no laws because all of the information he gave the undercover agent, who was posing as a government official from venezuela could apparently be found on the web and elsewhere. >> you have to prove that these are real secrets that i was telling the united states national security by giving this information to venezuela. that's what they would have to prove. >> and, again, you say they was not secret? >> nothing was secret. everything there was unclassified. >> as for motives, there are two scenarios tonight there has been significant tension between the doctor and the management at los alamos that really goes back to the late 1980s when he complained about the way federal funding was given out and then just plain old greed in this case, shep. >> shepard: catherine herridge live in washington, catherine, thanks. now what cops are calling a possible terror plot targeting the pope. police say they got a tip last night and today arrested six suspects. we're told f

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. >> yeah, that's rob walchek from a fox affiliate in new york. the unions used to be untouchable.d now a local television station is putting on the air this kind of video exposing what's going on in these assembly plants. the union says we don't condone this. but we don't yet know whether they will support these workers being fired. >> yeah, but think -- >> how would you not support this? >> these people would be gone, stuart, in any other private businesses not protected by the union. >> we should point out, this is the jefferson north assembly plant in detroit. it makes the jeep cherokee, there have been nine recalls of that model since 2007. >> wonder why. >> president obama -- >> well, these guys are drinking heavily, smoking weed. right in lunch break before they go back and operate heavy equipment for heaven's sake. >> right. in the report by the fox affiliate reporter, you could actually see some of these guys at the obama event a while back where he gave them a pep talk and said hey, ok. let's get out there and build some cars. >> the president said on that occasion on jul

here with us right now is the fox affiliate reporter with wnyw doing great work on this recollec thissterday, they have discovered this new active mosque in lower manhattan. and that's important because what he told me when i talked to him last week was that his whole motivation here was simply to just provide a proper place to pray for muslims in lower manhattan. he felt as though there was no such place. there was no place. now he's discovered there is such a place and so this potentially changes the entire debate. >> is it possible they did not know about this place? we heard about another mosque in the basement of a strip club not sufficient. but is it truly possible. did he rn about this? >> no, he didn't. i'll tell you why, he said again, the day that he went to look at the building near the world trade center site that he was going to develop into a mosque, it was friday afternoon. it came time for prayers. and he realized the only place was in the basement of a bar or strip club. that's where he got this epiphany. it turns out that place has moved. there a they are no longer p

in the meantime, joy lapala with our fox affiliate in baltimore has just got even on the scene. she joins us by phone. what are you seeing. >> reporter: all the roads leading into john hopkins at this point remain blocked off, this as a police helicopter continues to fly overhead. at this point three corners remain crowded with onlookers and police trying to keep everyone back from the scene. this is still a very active scene as fbi agents and snipers are moving in under the yellow tape to take position in an effort to, if need be, take out this gunman. now i just talked with police and they did tell me as you mention that the gunman is still loose in hopkins but they have been able to stop him or contain carbon monoxide contain him on one floor. i asked if there are any patients on that floor or at this point if any patients are in danger. i was told, no shall everyone inside is safe at this point. what we know about the gunman, we know this is according to individuals inside the hospital talking with employees who can't get back in at this point. what they are telling me is th

tom lewis from our fox affiliate has our report.e want to warn you, some of the testimony can get graphic. >> reporter: the prosecution is bringing it's final witnesses this morning in the murder case of stephen haze. the defense will get a chance in a day or two to present a defense for a man who admitted killing jennifer petit. one of the defense attorneys for the other defendant in this case came outside the courthouse and said that thinks client did not sodomize 11-year-old makalia. that was very important, the judge had imposed a gag order. now there is a contempt of court hearing whether or not that gag ordered was violated. fire investigators are now on the stand for the prosecution talking about the burned-out petit home, the home invasion in which the three petit women were killed. the home was set on fire after the crimes were committed. the fire investigators are going over the burn patterns. the legal experts say that the defense will call maybe a witness or two, possibly even stephen haze. at that point both sides will

fox affiliate reporter rob wolchek with a gotcha, you will not forget. >> there ain't no party like aparty. the party in this park is off the hook. drinking, smoking. getting a quick buzz because this party is not at all minor. it is not even noon yet. hey guys. hate to be a buzz kill, shouldn't you guys be building cars? you know, the government spent a lot money bailing you guys out. >> get out of here. >> you're coming out here on your lunch break, drinking like this? this is chrysler's jefferson north assembly plant. more than three million square feet of factory. 2833 well-paid union auto workers pass through these gates. inside, they build one of the crown jewels of the chrysler line, the 2011 jeep grand cherokee. [applause] less than two months ago, president barack obama himself stood on the floor of the jefferson north plant and spoke to a cheering crowd of workers. who wouldn't applaud the man who signed off on more than $6 billion of government money to to save their jobs. >> i want all of you to know, i will bet on the american worker any day of the week!. [cheers and appl

here is the live picture that i'm talking about right now live from our fox affiliate out of miami.e department working on the through guys, there were four all together in this reportedly stolen vehicle from coral springs all the way to hialeah at speeds up to to a hundred miles an hour. this started with a burglary. don't know if anything was burglarized before they stole that car, allegedly, but this is where they ended up. an amazing chase, it didn't last that long, it had a lot of fireworks in it and now the medics will go to work. the men hitting the ground pretty hard. it may not be the tase erring that hurt them. it may be the ground too. they'll work on the guys i'm told and book them dano. jon: and the perp bouncing off the chain-link fence, that didn't look too fun. >> reporter: the one guy has not moved in the last 20 minutes or so. from what the public information officer has said they don't expect the injuries to be too bad. i'll stay on it. they've been out there for quite sometime. jon: there is a question about what happened to the car that the pursuit car hit. you

a fox affiliate in hartford, both of which are tribune properties, are holding a debate with the two. there are already some complaints that mcmahon supporters have bought up many of the tickets for that. baier will bet moderating the debate, so you have democrats crying that it is not a level playing field. >> thank you for your time. for more information about campaign 2010, go to our website, c-span.org. host: joining us now is senator bernie sanders, an independent from vermont, who regularly caucuses with the democrats. are you fearful that harry reid will no longer be the democratic leader after november? >> there is a possibility of that happening -- guest: there is a possibility of that happening but i think the democrats will remain in the majority. i fear there are millions of americans, working people, who are so frustrated by the economic situation, under employee, lost their homes, and they will take their anger out on the party in power. i hope, in the midst of these economic difficult times, people think about how we got here in the first place. in my view, the republic

a fox affiliate in hartford, both of wch are tribune properties, are holding a debate with the two. there are aeady some complaints that mcmahon supporters have bought up many of the tickets for that. baier will bet moderating the debate, so you have democrats crying that it is not a level playing field. >> thank you for your time. >> sarah palin will be in iowa tomorrow night for the annual ronald reagan dinner. we will have live coverage beginning at 8:00 eastern. the former alaska governor will be joined by iowa senator chuck grassley and the former iowa governor. >> for me or anyone else who is considering continuing in public service, i think the real question is do you have a positive vision for the direction the country should head, a specific idea that can implement that vision, and a demonstrated set of experiences that show you can get it done. >> the outgoing minnesota governor on a potential presidential run and his years as governor. sunday on c-span. >> every weekend on c-span 3, experience american history tv, 48 hours of people, events, and american stories. here his

steve kratz from the fox news affiliate has more. >> innocent looking immigrant family. next to a quote from the sheriff. this is our most serious public safety issue. and a national security threat to america. the billboard makes it look like the sheriff wants to go after these people, like they're dangerous criminals. >> i have lived in the county since 1979. and like many, i think, i'm a little worried about the tenor of the comments that our sheriff has made. >> the honorary counsel believes that the family in the picture is legally in the u.s. and the photo taken at a parade in l.a. the sheriff says the billboard is misleading. >> i respect people with a different opinion and there is a way to go about it. this is blatantly false. >> sheriff says the billboard is offensive. the artist answers -- >> i could be offended or he could or whatever and have a good conversation. that should go on and i think it should go on all over the state. >> dialogue seems unlikely. in our phone interview, the sheriff called the artist and their billboard "embarrassing, inappropriate a

tom with our affiliate kmsp fox 9 in minnesota. show us what it looks like there, tom. >> jon, as you know, we are hardly weather whipped in minnesota. this kind of weather, rain is unusual. take a look behind me. this is what happens when you get 10 inches of rain in just 16 hours. this is walnut street here in owatonna. 75 homes, many on walnut street have been evacuated. beyond there is where the straight river is supposed to be. it is about 20 feet over its banks right now. just beyond this home right here and flooded out cars is one of the city's three water wells. they are worried about that possibly getting contaminated. also the city's power plant has been flooded as well. luckily, there is also a backup power plant. governor tim pawlenty has declared 32 counties here in southern minnesota as disaster areas. he has his hand out for federal assistance as well. over here you can see some of the sandbagging. most of that work is already done over here as well. some people returning to their homes. you know, it's homecoming wee

come from is more extreme comments but his employers stand by him both affiliates on radio and fox news channel all the way up to rupert murdoch of course have his back and have defended him and his more outlandish comments so the question of accountability is an interesting one there doesn't seem to be the same sort of. people held to account the way they used to be with this sort of standard you know what they already structure in a standard kind of shared reality where there's truth and there's fiction and if you say something that's blatantly false and outrageous you are immediately called out and held up to be a fraud and not someone who's trustworthy that world has disappeared and it doesn't seem to we're going to be returning to it anytime soon you have this alternative reality that basically consists of fox news and the talk radio hosts who pretty much can create their own truths and maintain them amplify them and as the previous speaker said stephen said they take on a life of their own and you only need to really get a quarter of the public believing it and it has a massive ma

that comes to mind with me about the tea party is ignorance and fear and fox news and that old genre which they have an affiliate of every tv station. they also money newspapers here in boston, fox news in new york, every major city. they are the ones who are whipping of fear and hatred to get people to vote against their own best interests. i have said this before on c- span. i don't understand why the public cannot see through all this. they are appealing to the worst in people. i know quite a few tea party people. they are definitely racist, homophobic, they are angry. they think they are christians but god forbid of some little black child gets a nickel of their money, they are boiling mad. it is a sham and because the republicans have a damaged brand and dick armey and other republicans have latched onto this movement. they had hoped their wagon up and are trying to hoodwink people like they have done time and time again. who took the jobs away overseas? who ruined the banking system? it was the republicans which is now the tea party. host: we hear your point. guest: it is true and many tea party folks are

. >> fox news alerted for you right now. pictures coming from our affiliate in washington, d.c.o, there were reports of a shooting involving a u.s. capital police officer. it happened two miles from the capital. we're hearing the suspect was shot in the abdomen but is alife and taken to a local hospital. we are waiting for the capital police to provide more information. stand by for that. meanwhile, hearings related to accused fort hood shooter major nidal hasan will be open to the media and the public as well. his lawyer wanted them closed fearing hasan would not be able to get a fair trial. he is accused, of course, of murdering 13 people. gretch? >> thank you, steve. with the unemployment rate in america at 9.6%, and new government data showing poverty is at its highest level since the 1960's, it's no surprise now an estimated 50 million americans don't have health insurance. but with the staggering numbers, can the federal government really afford to provide coverage to everyone? joining me now, dr. marc siegel with his analysis. those are daunting figures. you say this pote

affiliation, j is that not part of the story for virtually all of the coverage. he's the most trusted news man in america, is he a political leader? on the panel, writer and fox news contributor judy miller. syndicated columnist cal thomas, jim pinkerton, fellow new america foundation and columnist kirsten powers, i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. the man who helped blow open the watergate scandal, bob woodward has written a book about the division within the white house regarding the war in afghanistan. in obama's wars, woodward writes that some of the president's top advisors were actively undermining each other as they debated the afghan war strategy and the book reports that the president set a withdrawal plan because he said, quote, i can't lose the whole democratic party. so, judy, what's been the media reaction? >> well, there has been a firestorm much to simon & schuster's absolute delight because i'm sure they were worried about a book about the afghan war, but look, it's been-- some of it's been very, very critical, les geld called the portrait of obama that emerges, a professor in president's clothes. he said give me a break, this man

the fbi is telling me and fox business that they are seeing al-qaida terrorists talking about the u.s. infrastructure, al-qaida affiliates and sympathizers. that's the fear. the issue is how do you define what is critical? who defines it, and will that kill switch last for 90 days meaning a black out on internet activity and how many sectors will be involved here. jenna: it's really a remarkable thing to even try to think about. look at us we're all on the computers on the fox business network. liz, thank you very much. follow her story on fox business.com. gregg over to you. gregg: "happening now" in california, campaign combat, if you will. senator barbara boxer in a very tight race against republican carly fiorina. both sides trading fierce jobs as they get ready for what could be their final debate. campaign carl cameron joining us live in home of the rose parade, beautiful pasadena, california. carl, what should we expect from the face off? >> reporter: i thought you were going to call me combat carl. i was going to say this debate could actually be a little bit of that. it's going to be interesting. the candidates

affiliated and allies plotting against the homeland during the past year suggest the threat has grown far more complex and underscores the challenges of identifying and countering a more diverse array of threats. >>reporter: foxas seen a report by the justice department that shows 41 americans have been charged in terrorism cases since january of 2009 and the cases they have direct links to an international terrorist groups. so this is serious. >>shepard: do they say where the threat is concentrated? >>reporter: that is an excellent question. the answer is, if it is diffused, and there are two threat streams: americans who are here who become radicalized when the united states; and a second group who take a traditional route, traveling to the tribal areas of pakistan or yemen or somalia to be trained and come back and launch attacks in this country. if there are two phases to watch, they are americans. one is a man we have recorded on extensively in the last year, from alabama, a western face of this group, and on the right we have awlaki, the western face and an operational planner, for the al qaeda affiliate in yemen and they have gone global in operations. >>shepard: thank you. and now the book. not oh --

fox news alert. some reports that the former president jimmy carter is in the hospital. these are initial local reports coming to us by way of local affiliatesher reports from our news room that apparently jimmy carter when he landed at the cleveland-hawkins airport yesterday morning, shortly after that he was taken to a hospital called the metro health medical center. very light on details at this time as far as what his affliction might be, how he is feeling. but these reports just coming in. the former president jimmy carter is in the hospital and has been there for a day. as we look at times fine these reports. apparently he was in ohio to do a book signing. he has that brand-new book out, the white house diaries. and that is yes was in ohio and traveling about by plane. just initial reports. we want to be carefulw with it, but -- we want to be careful with it, but these are coming into our newsroom. i just have some more information coming in. apparently there was some confirmation coming from the cleveland-hawkins airport that they responded to reports of a sick passenger on an incoming delta flight but no confirmation that was the for

fox news weather alert now, severe weather, flooding in the midwest, heavy rains leaving hundreds of homes under water in the southern part of minnesota, facing flood warnings for most of the week. our affiliateapolis-st. paul, how are things there today, good morning there? >> reporter: good morning, bill. things are very wet here and, it has been sunny since saturday afternoon and this is u.s. 169. the water is still rising here, we have five days after it started range, u.s. 169, heading up north towards the twin cities, 60 miles south and west of minute naneapolis, a major r used by a lot of people heading back and forth between mancado and minneapolis and it a lot busier and at least a foot of water and continuing to rise and the governor is at the statement capitol meeting with lawmakers to decide whether or not he needs to call a special session to take care of the flooding here and this is really visual pictures and dramatic pictures what really made the damage that has been done east of here, in a town called gumbr falls, 60 of the 90 homes destroyed, in the town and that happened last week and they received 12 inches of rain in two-and-a-half days and minneapolis, seeing 3 inches of

fox news and all that other stuff. what's up with that? >> yeah. that's right. the co- organizer of this big shindig is george gretchham and he has seiu 1199. this is the huge health care local affiliate not just in the greater new york area, but also in florida and several other states. and i think that this is essentially a weapon of mass distraction for the left because by protesting all of these right wing bogey men, what they're doing is distracting from their own woeful problems. the corruption that is indemic at the seiu and i think it's rather interesting that they are bussing all of these rank and file workers who are by not their own choice in many ways, forking over so much of their hard earned money and dues money to pay for the democrat coffers at a time when we've learned from the los angeles times and the associated press this week that several seiu officials have been and continue to be under federal investigation for various embezzlement schemes, for using union dues to pay for no show jobs. >> steve: oh, it happens. >> yes, it happens. and this also comes at a time when those workers' pensions are eroding quickly while seiu leaders' pensions have been protected and i