by trying a way curious to get an unsuccessful back into the fall of fox news you look at the stars even on line and it's people who will ultimately rather not be president but rather makes money at fox do you think that perhaps some of the hosts that we see on the theories that we see on fox news have done a little bit of damage to the republican party to this republican brand because suddenly they've become much more extreme in terms of their theories now you're not a real republican candidate if you don't at some point discuss the president's birth certificate. oh i don't know i mean it cuts both ways for every for every glenn beck there is on fox news there's some other member of the republican establishment he's pushing a guy like a john ensign or so you know in terms of the. perception i think fox news has been has been to let their reputation become what it is when people large i don't think that's going to affect the race for president any more than it did in any other sort of significant fashion that you see out there taking place for actually in politics or media but he says we

for joining me tonight so i want to start with you when you think of roger ailes when you think of fox news do you are they the republican party do you think of roger ailes is the head of the republican party thoughts news is an arm of the republican party all the way that the republicans major republicans pay pilgrimage to fox and you think that they were the head of the party i mean you had sarah palin be a picture of you're going to be a contributor my how could he have his own t.v. show on fox don't trump when he was you know doing his sort of joke over right i was on fox every monday morning they had exclusive video and i think republicans actually turned to the channel not just to sort of put out their views but to actually build their movement i mean you have every single host on fox right now almost all of them are republicans also the right wing views and they organize they spread their message uncritically and their knowledge you know that you turn for for sort of the visit of you in the party yeah but who is organizing who i mean james i want to go to you on this one isn't roger

with the first presidential debate to be shown on "fox news fox news channel four days away, the field is hardly settled. one who will be participating joins us now. tea party candidate, michele bachmann. >> thank you. >> chris: you want to go farther than paul ryan's plan. you voted for the plan to cut spending by $3 trillion more over the next ten years and balance the budget by 2020, not 2040, as paul ryan does. let's take a look at some of the big differences. you want to cut $700 billion more than ryan from medicaid. you want to raise the social security retirement age for people who are now 59. and you would change medicare to a voucher system for those who are now 59. question: paul ryan doesn't go far enough? >> well, remember, both paul ryan's budget and the republican study committee budget changed the trajectory that we're on. we are on a trajectory of failure right now. both paul ryan and the republican study committee were making good responsible choices they're trying to get america's house to balance. >> chris: if i may, you're saying let's go even further, faster than p

hey, fox news, have you told the people who work on foxnews.com yet? >> i am here with common. how you doing? >> what's going on? how you doing? >> you're known as the conscious rapper? how important is that to you and how important do you think that is to our kids? >> jon: well, i guess that explains fox news.com's slogan, shhh, fox news doesn't realize we're here. [laughter] i mean, for god's sake, this two-time, grammy-winning, vegetarian's invite to the white house has the twitterverse very upset, and by twitterverse, i don't mean people on twitter. i mean twits, who took the time to ignore common's entire body of work, save for one poem he wrote in 2007 that they appear to misunderstand. >> burn a bush because for peace he no push no buttons. >> no weapons of mass destruction, how can we follow a leader when this is a correct one. >> my uzi weighs a ton. >> he's talking about popin' guns and i got the black strap to make the cops run. they watching me, i watching them. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, when we roll together with a strapped gun, we're going to be rocking them to sleep.

for fox news channel i am greta van susteren. >> this is the fox news alert. the white house is saying that president obama will be making an extraordinary statement at the bottom of the hour, that's 30 minutes from now. the white house has not said what the president will be speaking about. but it is highly unusual for the president to be speaking this late on a sunday night. whatever the matter is, and we don't know, it is certainly urgent, perhaps concerning events over the last 24-hours in libya. >> the aggression against the libyan nations continues and proves again that it has no more of foundation the house of mr. qaddaquad if i known as rul most libyans who is the youngest of the leader's children was attacked. they attacked the home of brother quad if qaddafi, 29-year-old and three of the leader's grandchildren. >> he is not a legitimate leader of libya and the way to get this is to go after the people around him and his support network. i support what nato is doing. >> a missile strike kills his son and three of his grandchildren in what seems to be

fox news anchor and juan williams, fox news political analyst. now, let's meet the candidates. congressman ron paul of texas, serving his 12th term in congress. herman cain, former chairman and ceo of godfather's pizza and radio talk show host. tim pawlenty of minnesota who served two full terms as governor. rick santorum, former u.s. representative and two-term senator from pennsylvania. gary johnson, former two-term governor of new mexico. here's the format for our debate. each candidate will be asked a series of questions on foreign and domestic issues. answers are limited to one minute each. if we decide rebuttal time is needed, that will be 30 seconds. we have green,ielo and red lights to help the candidates track their time. if an answer runs long, candidates and everyone else will hear this sound. [bell ringing] we ask our large and enthusiastic audience to limit applause so we can devote as much time as possible to the candidates. let's get started. governor pawlenty, president obamma was at ground zero today, he received praise of city l

navy captain chuck nash is a fox news military analyst. od news here, chuck, and i'm going to call it good news, is that even if he had these plans in the works they have been severely disrupted by what happened in his compound sunday night. >> absolutely. if you're part of any tentacle of the al-qaida organization you don't even know what u.s. forces now know. so you don't know what part of your operations have been compromised, what contacts of yours have been compromised, and over time you're not going to know which of those people that you used to be able to trust has been turned by u.s. intelligence, because it's -- you're going to either work with us or it's all over for you. so we are going to be able to very quickly get into that organization, start turning people, and just disrupt it from the inside, just as it breaks down through lack of trust. jon: osama bin laden apparently felt pretty safe in that compound in abbottabad and when you start feeling safe you start getting careless. >> that could happen. i mean he was pretty meticu

next on "fox news sunday." former governor mike huckabee gives his announcement of his presidential plans. >> all the factors say go, but my heart says no. >> chris: and congressman ron paul makes it official. he's running for president again. we'll ask him about his controversial libertarian stand on the size and scope of government and american foreign policy. huckabee and paul, only on "fox news sunday." then the president pushes immigration reform. and the need to raise the debt limit. we'll have a fair and balanced debate between two senate leaders. illinois democrat dick durbin and arizona republican jon kyl. plus, the g.o.p. presidential race heats up, as candidates get in and deal with possible problems. we'll ask our sunday panel to sort out the fast-changing field. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again, from fox news in washington. the republican race for president became a little clearer last night, as former governor mike huckabee announced he is not running. on friday, congressman ron

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all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. the daring raid that took out usama bin laden raises new questions about where we go now in war on terror. we'll talk with former vice president cheney in a few minutes. but first, president obama's national security advisor tom donilon. mr. donilon, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> chris, nice to be here. >> chris: let's start with that iconic photo of the situation room as the bin laden raid was going down. there you are in the middle of that tense scene. what was happening at that moment? were you watching aerial surveillance or were you also getting video from the commandos on the ground? >> a couple of things in response to that. first of all, i can't get into exactly what we were receiving technically. but we were able to monitor the operation in real-time. and receive briefings frommed a miller and leon panetta at the c.i.a. second, i'm not sure what we were monitoring at that very moment. but i have looked at the picture obviously, since then. and clearly, everybody was deeply

all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. as we observe this memorial day weekend, we promise some 4th of july fireworks as we discuss some of the nation's most pressing problems with two of the newer voices on capitol hill. republican allen west of florida, a tea party favorite. and democrat donna edwards of maryland, member of the progressive caucus. we welcome both of you to "fox news sunday." >> good morning. thank you for having us. >> good morning. >> chris: let's start with medicare. paul ryan's plan to turn it from a fee-for-service plan into a voucher system. congressman west, even though this wouldn't start until 2022, you've got some push-back at one of your town hall meetings recently. let's watch. [ chanting >> chris: congressman west, as we saw in the special election up in new york state this week where the democrat beat the republican and medicare was a big issue, as we see in the national polls a lot of people, especially seniors don't want to see medicare changed this way. >> i think when you look at paul ry

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in rome, jennifer davis, fox news. >> pope john paul, ii came to washington, d.c. in 179 and visited the basilica shrine of the i am make cue late conception in the northeast. he left behind some momentos. as tisha thompson explains, they have an important role to play. >> the bells seem to ring louder as visitors from as far away as the philippines came here to the basilica to celebrate. >> you get to witness a saint -- someone become a saint. >> reporter: pope john paul, ii's journey to sainthood. >> i did see him about 20 feet away. i went on a pilgrim major to rome when i was in high school. >> pope john paul, ii was likely seen in person by any other person in history. >> reporter: at a special mass, church leaders displayed their most precious mementos of the pope. him praying, and a chalice now used for communion. a familiar white hat left behind 32 years ago and protected by glass because church leaders say it's considered a religious relics. the only thing missing, cardinal donald wuhl. he was in rome for the ceremony. >> a lot of us were awake at 4:00 to

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in islamabad, fox news. >>> two congressmen are pushing more more justice for 9/11 victims and first responders in the wake of osama bin laden's death. they say up to $50 million of his bounty money should go to first responders, families and survivors affected by at tack. the rewards for justice program established the award for information leading to his capture. it is unclear at this point who is eligible to get that money. >>> our complete coverage of bin laden's death continues on the web. go to myfoxdc.com for the latest news, newly-released videos of the al-qaeda leader and comments on twitter. it's all there on our home page. >>> another big story we're following tonight, a home invasion on the campus of georgetown university. students, as you can imagine, on high alert. the victims were tied up, property stolen, the thieves were armed. and as karen gray houston explains, the university's public safety department is now looking for three suspects. >> reporter: the 3500 block of s. street in the neighborhood above georgetown, they call it the visittage in the city it used to b

fox 5 this fall. >> that is a duo people have missed. >> yes. i can't wait to see that show. >> looks fun. and $5 million at stake. >> if only i could sing. >>> the news edge at 1 1:00 starts right now. >>> a mother's day fire in arlington, forcing nine people out of their homes. tonight the victims are speaking with fox 5. good to have you with us. i'm will thomas. >> i'm maureen umeh. happened on the upper floor on north ivy street in arlington. two young women say they lost everything they owned. audrey? >> that's right. the women lived on the upper floor of this apartment house. a family of four, and their uncle who owned the building lives on the lower floors. nearly everyone was in the building when the blaze started and sent them scrambling to get out. >> the landlord came up, and i thought it was one of the roommates playing a joke, locked out, and i got out there. the house is on fire, and i was like, what? i just ran out and the entire back of the house was up in flames. >> reporter: within minutes the back of the apartment house was engulfed in flames. neighbors tore out of their homes to warn the people living there to get out. >> i saw th

elisia's photo. >>> now let's send is over to allison who is joining steve. >> coming up on fox 5 morning newse are going in depth on life after bin laden, the world's most wanted terrorist killed during a raid on sunday. ahead on fox 5 morning news, we'll look at the future of al- qaeda now that their leader is gone. plus we'll explore the future of america's war on terror. >>> also a look inside the situation room as the raid unfolded and the scene inside bin ad

jenna: a fox news weather alert, we're continuing to watch the flood waters across the midwest today.hea ryan is live in the fox weather center. >> reporter: along the monitoring stations, mainly along the his and mississippi river, this is where we're seeing a lot of historic and some record flooding, all of them shaded in purple at these stations, they are reporting major flooding. now, in the red, they're showing moderate flooding, but again, this is just how it's classified. what happens on the ground and how many are impacted can often be quite significant. and -- or more significant than even where it's classified. so along the mississippi valley, along those rivers, we are seeing that historic and record flooding. unfortunately, there is more rain in store this week. you can see some showers moving out of that area now, and also, some very heavy pockets of rain moving into place necessary new york state, where we're also seeing some very significant flooding. this is all more rain. we're expecting 1-3 inches of rain in some portions of the northeast, as the system moves through

today that it will not be releasing the photos of osama bin laden's dead body and it gathers over at fox news are celebrating this decision which will give them conspiracy content for the next few days weeks months you know point so was this a good decision to not enraged the muslim world by showing gruesome pictures of bin laden or should the president had given in to the gathers like he did the birth and use the photos i would have liked to seen the photos i'm kind of indifferent on this matter it's not something that i care that much about there was all these questions at the white house briefing about it and people pressing them you know if you doesn't want to release them fine i would have liked to see it it probably at the end of the day you know the swedish rapist really dishonest will probably end up doing it. for it seems likely except that the cia had one hundred videos of torturing prisoners that they successfully banished so you know the government knows how to keep secrets and i would argue that you know this is this is the administration that promised us transparency and that th

chris wallace is the host of fox news sunday. he joins us with a preview of today's program. >> good morning, melanie. >> you so you take a intelligence guy and put him in charge of the war department and take a guy from the war department and put him in charge of intelligence, what happens there? >> and bob gates that was the defense secretary for the last two years of the bush administration and has stayed on, he was going to leave and retire. in fact he stayed on longer than anybody thought. with him out they have to make changes. and there is an interesting thing going on here and that is there seems to be a blurring of the lines or melding of defense military policy and intelegence which oftentimes have been kind of separated. but you see the military increasingly, as a consumer of intelligence information, and you see intel people like the c.i.a. being involved in things like the predator drones and those lines are getting blurred. i don't think panetta was brought in because of intelligence because he was the white house c

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the news edge at 11:00 is coming right back. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00.  >>> another blow to japan, the country is struggling to recover from the earthquake, tsunami and the second worst nuclear disaster in history. now the government says it is not safe for at least three coastal nuclear reactors to remain open. it's asking owners to shut them down until a seawall can be built. >> reporter: a strong warning from the japanese government to one of the country's nuclear power plants. build a better safety net or shut down operations. >> i have asked them to stop all nuclear reactors at plant. >> reporter: the move comes as officials conduct a countrywide review of all 54 nuclear facilities. officials telling the shabu electric power company to shut down three of its reactors. they say the facility is perched way too close to the pacific coast. in the wake of the deadly tsunami and earthquake in march, officials told the plant to build a seawall. the company is saying it will swiftly consider the government's "the work stoppage is expected to create a s

jon: a fox news alert. according to reuters and our own news core agency there is a terror attack just taking place in turkey right now. unidentified attackers apparently threw an explosive device and opened fire on a bus carrying turkish police. one officer was killed. the interesting thing here is that the prime minister had just finished an election rally there. he took off by helicopter, but apparently this attack was directed at what the attackers may have presumed was his convoy of protection. at any rate one police officer was killed. never a good sign to see instability in turkey. and that seems to be what we have right now. we'll keep an eye on it, let you know more information as it becomes available. jenna: turning back home side, we have two new reports out today for shadowing what we might see when we get our big government jobs report on friday and these reports are sending stocks lower today. the payroll from adp showing 179,000 new jobs added last month. while it's certainly positive to see j

contenders facing off in a fox news debate in south carolina. the five candidates taking part, godfather's pizza executive, herman cain. rick sant orum and ron paul, former new mexico governor gary johnson and former minnesota governor tim pawlenty. there were a variety of hot topics to debate, including the recent death of osama bin laden. >> now that he's killed, boy, it is a wonderful time for this country now to reassess it and get the troops out of afghanistan and at war that hasn't helped us and hasn't helped anybody in the middle east. >> we cannot continue to put the idealogical battle in the battle and not bring it out and talk about it and debate it. >> and they say south carolina is a bell weather state. since 1980 the republican who won the primary won the nomination. >>> and thousands of people facing the tough decision of whether to evacuate as the mississippi delta begins to flood. the army corp of engineers calling it a once in a life hymn time event. the army had to blow a third hole in a missouri levee and every time it does tha

>> guest: i don't think the process would have gone through fox news. why would fox news have it? the would have gone to abc news and in all likelihood they would have got to hbo and got an $10 million for the rights and turned it into a series beyond the cover of rolling stone and all that type of stuff. the defense differently. the left does things differently and better. >> host: i want to say something. many of you watching the show, you may not like what andrew breitbart is singing but andrew breitbart is very honest, very revealing about himself and his book and he leaves no stone unturned by you probably think that he is a rich conservative person with all this money he can make things happen. one you to know if the book tells the story -- and went to a donor and she said no i cannot deal with this right now but he went to your father and said to your father data, i need to borrow $25,000. barham money from your father just to give legs to the a.c.o.r.n. story. >> guest: by the way, people described me as a media mogul devotee party. as the media mogul ander breitbart three

everyone has their opinion of fox news, right? rupert also owns "the australian." he owns the "wall street journal." bloomberg sprung from nowhere to create progress of journalism online. i will respectfully disagree on that. >> thinking about california watch, we feature

why would fox news have -- get it in a bow. they would have gone to abc news in all likelihood they would have gone to hbo and gotten $10 million for the rights to this and turned it into a series. they would be on the cover of rolling stone and all that type of stuff. they do things differently. the left does things differently and better. >> host: i want to say something. many of you watching this show and you may not like what andrew breitbart is saying but andrew breitbart is very honest, very revealing in this book and leaves no stone unturned but you probably think he's some rich conservative person with all this money, that he can make things to happen and i want you to know and the book tells the story and you must go out and get this book. >> guest: thank you. thank you. >> host: it's a very good read. but you went to a donor who happened to be very wealthy and she said, no, i can't do it. i want to stay private. i just cannot deal with this right now but you went to your father. and you said to your father, dad, you ca

. >> we're just hearing now fox news reporting the president is putting the finishing touches on his speech on how he's going to present this to the american people, which is what the holdup has been. for those of you joining us, we've been expecting president obama to talk about the death of osama bin laden bin now this evening in a rare speech to the american people from the east room of white house, that osama bin laden bin after 10 years has been captured. it's enclear where he was found, how he was killed but word tonight is osama bin laden bin is dead, the president expected to speak any moment tonight. >> jack was right. they are trying to make sure this message is on point tonight. >> alan, you would probably suggest it's beyond just delivering the news to the american public because by anyone anyone who is near their tv is has heard the news and on the internet as well. really part of the message has to be about homeland security, correct? >> absolutely. this all has to be put into context. we know osama bin laden bin is dead assuming all these reports are right, but it's up

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let's go live to fox news correspondent greg burke, whose at the vatican.sting reference to the nuns working with mother teresa continuing her saintly work. >> that's right, jamie, you know, the whole scene, making it is a serious one and declare blessings and saints, it takes place in the course of of the mass todayment a very interesting process. we took a look how the process works. works. >> the catholic church teaches that anyone can and should be a saint, but making the official list is not so easy. jesuit priest studies whether the people who are tapped for sainthood deserve it. >> heroic virtue to prove is not easy to prove and need all the documentation you can get. >> that documentation is bound in books like these. father, you have hundreds of books here. >> 5,000, more or less. >> the books try to show how the person lived the christian virtues, fortitude. >> there are like three volumes. >> the cause or process starts in the dioces where the person died before making its way to rome. a reputation for holiness is an important factor making someo