of documentation to prove the point fox news fox news is just being fox news. i'm not saying that he doesn't like white people i'm saying he has a problem he has a this guy is i believe a racist mr obama you've decided that chugging a few forty's and rediscover your irish is more important than a presidential visit to a community trying to figure out what just hit them i mean the dinner dictator mr obama shares a laugh with one of africa's kleptocrats the first time he said i heard him in the house. all right so the clips that we just played out on the hip-hop barbecue had line i think we've made a pretty strong convincing and compelling case that fox news is trying to tell us something our president is black and that apparently is very very bad so for that we're giving fox news tonight's tool time award for their ridiculously races hip hop barbecue headline. but we keep talking to average americans that are angry frustrated fed up with their government and today we actually have some new polls to show just how much that discontent has grown according to a new

all right it's time for tonight's tool time awards night that's a fox news host bill o'reilly now the right wing talker has the number one cable news show in the country this evening he might be upset over the story of the website gawker broke his afternoon that line reads how bill o'reilly tried to get his wife's boyfriend investigated by the cops and that is a pretty good headline you know that according to gawker below use the promise of a donation to a nassau county police charity and hopes of getting police to investigate a detective that he suspected was beating his wife now according to the site o'reilly pulled some strings to try and get the police department's internal affairs unit to invest investigate a fellow officer and the gawker writer claims to have e-mails and sources they can back out these claims and it also reported the bill o'reilly and his wife fifteen years seem to be having problems dating back to last year at the records show that she purchased a new home in her name and move her voter registration while bill left his voting information at their old address re

as you know fox and called news is now a socialist propaganda outfit i'm serious earlier this week fox news talking head nagging caylee probably return to the airwaves after taking a few months off to have a baby that's when something incredible happens fox news star is spouse in the virtues of european democratic socialism take a look. i want you to know that the united states is the only country in the advanced world that doesn't allow pages that doesn't require paid maternity leave if anything in it i have a dark ages when it comes to maternity leave and what is it about getting pregnant carrying a baby and nine months but you don't think there's a few months off so bonding and recovery can take place. there you have it meghan kelly it's actually a fairly smart person to advocate in an attorney advocating for european socialism right here in america in the form of paid maternity leave so even the most conservatives would you cry as an extension of the nanny state so how was it that kelly was able to enjoy such a socialist comfort of paid maternity leave here in dark ages america. no

but there is a new fox news poll out, just today. 3% of respondents to our fox news poll volunteeredour name as their choice for president. more support than tim pawlenty, rick santorum and jon huntsman. the question is are you coming back to get back in? >> well, the question is what is wrong with the rest of 297% that did not name -- rest of the 97% that did not name nein the poll? that's what hurts my feeling. at 3% i'd hardly call it a stinging mandate to jump back in things. i am frankly looking forward to being part of the process, but this time from the sidelines. it will be an interesting perspective that i'll be able to have, having been there just four years ago in the midst of it. this time, being able to observe that really is a very unique piece of political theater in america. one that i think a lot of people don't fully comprehend. what this is going to show is not just who can organize people but who has the intensity of organization. that can actually get people to drive hundreds of miles and spend all day on the campus of the college voting for someone in an electio

but fox news will allow this man in the debate, former fox news contributor rick santorum, who pollsower than fred karger in the harris interactive poll. santorum, of course, is not openly gay, but he is deeply confused about human sexuality and has left many of us concerned for his mental health when he finds himself irresistibly drawn into discussions of gay life. here's santorum's latest meanderings on same-sex marriage. >> i can call this napkin a paperer towel, but it is a napkin. why? because it is what it is. right? >> okay, this is the american politician at his worst, right? when a politician is trying to go all kitchen table on you and pretending to know the price of milk or what we do with napkins and paper towels. that's the way they try to sound connected to us, but it always makes them sound completely alien. only a politician could think there's some big difference between a napkin and a paper towel. i can't remember the last time i bought napkins, but i buy paper towels all the time, because i use them all the time as paper towels and yes, as napkins. sometimes folded

fox is in the cable news difference. npr is in the radio business. fox has the strong personalities nprime time. you are going to get very strong medicine and opinions, authoritative views that hold an audience. npr does not do that. people have a hard time naming many of the hosts on npr. the way that npr presented is that they are neutral. they did not admit that there is a point of view. >> let me talk about your book. you were born in panama. why was your mom there? >> my dad who was born in jamaica went to panama. my grandfather died there. my other grandfather went to panama because of the can now. -- canal. he went there to open a restaurant here and. they opened it up for the black and chinese. he opened a restaurant. that is why my mother was born. >> at the recent press club when you spoke, you introduced your son. what is his name? ael.aphe >> what is he going to do? >> he spent the last two summers in china. the second one, he worked for a public relations firm. my other son tony williams is an executive in philadelphia for the comcast cab

fox news alert police announce that that trio of heavily armed seubls on the ru siblings on the run for days are under arrest. they crashed their car near the new mexico border after a short pursuit by police. law enforcement across the country breathing a sigh of relief. they are accused of attempted robbery and attempted murder of a police officer who tried to to pull them over. the warnings the cops were giving in this case were pretty dire to other police officers about how they really needed to consider it a life and death situation if they tried to apprehend these three. much more later on this story. overseas now where riots are moving out of london and spreading across several other cities in the united kingdom. what is going on over there? this started, some guy got murdered, people were upset and took to the streets. it's owl of control, you have the prime minister commenting on it, you've got three more people murdered. people being degraded, jumping for their lives to safety. on it goes. there are incredible stories of tragedy and thankfully also survival that are now emergi

jon: fox news alert, sad news to share with you.irst video of the crash scene from the downing of the chinook helicopter in afghanistan. the department of defense also just officially announcing the deaths of the 30 service members who were supporting operation even during freedom. we have a picture of 12 of those who died . we are going to be putting the full names, titles, home towns, branch of service and so forth of all 30 of the victims of the worst single incident of the afghanistan war on our "happening now" website. an amazing new discovery to share with you on mars rocking the scientific community right now. after a three-year journey the phoenix-mars rover has finally reached this new 14-mile wide crater. with it it is finding the strongest evidence yet of water on the red planet. joining us now, dr.~michio kaku a professor of physics at the university of new york. he is an author of how science will shape our lives. this lander wasn't supposed to still be operating, right? >> that's right this is like the every ready bunn

fox news alert. new developments out of afghanistan in the helicopter crash. u.s. officials are saying the chopper was leading a night mission. americans on board were providing back-up support for u.s. army rangers. it's the single deadliest loss to the u.s. military in the afghan war and taliban claiming it shot that chopper down. >> welcome to a brand-new hour. on board some of america's bravest. 30 u.s. troops were killed. among those heroes, 20 u.s. navy seals and elite seal team six. the one that carried out the deadly strike on osama bin laden but it's believed that none of the seals took part in that mission. cochb ner has the latest on the mission. >> reporter: u.s. military today launched an operation to recover that downed chinook and bodies of 30 american troops and eight afghans on board. this was the single deadliest attack since the start of the war. the operation to recover the helicopter and all the bodies could fake some time. we believe they will prove remove from the bodies from t

fox news is just being fox news i'm not saying that he doesn't like white people actually he has a problem he has this guy is i believe a racist mr obama if this side of your forty's and rediscover your irish is more important than a presidential visit to a community trying to figure out what just. i mean. mr obama shares the last one of africa's credits first time he's given that goes. right through the clips that we just played out on the hip hop barbecue adeline i think we paid a pretty strong convincing and compelling case that is trying to tell us something our president is black and that apparently is very very bad so that we're giving parts news tonight's truth and award for their ridiculously ariss hip hop barbecue headline. well we keep talking to average americans who are angry frustrated. with their government and today we actually have some new polls to show just how much that discontent has grown according to a new c.b.s. new york times poll eighty two percent of americans now disapprove of the way the congress is handling its drop that is the largest number on record since th

megyn: this is a fox news alert.deo from a confrontation on the campaign trail, a group we're told from a liberal think tank ambushing mitt romney on the campaign trail in iowa. the entire tape and stephen hayes, who was in iowa, up next. here's a little preview of what we've seen. >> no, i came here to speak and you get to ask a question. hold on a second. speak. hold on a second, let me speak. megyn: this is a fox news election alert. drama on the campaign trail, in advance of tonight's big debate, 9:00 p.m. eastern, right here. we now have our hands on the tape of an altercation between republican presidential candidate mitt romney and what we are told is a group of liberal activists in iowa. a group of -- a group of protestors from a liberal think tank called iowa citizens for community improvement. we're told that think tank, members of it, set up at a romney event at the iowa state fair, that the acti vies got there very early, positioned themselves right in front of the crowd and got a total of four questions

jon: fox news alert for you now. heavy fighting and new reports of rebel forces storm -lg moammar qaddafi's compound in tripoli. live pictures there on the screen of thick clouds of smoke filling the tripoli sky. the sounds of gunfire and explosions rocking that capitol city. joining us now on the phone live from tripoli fox news producer toddick. there are reports that moammar qaddafi's compound has been breached. have you had an opportunity to confirm that? >> yeah, jon, we've been speaking to a number of our news desks and watching the same pictures that you're watching and it seems like the rebels have made a dent in the compound and that they are trying to get inside and take the fight to the moammar qaddafi camp there. certainly from where we are from our vantage point, we can hear the sounds of the battle going on, loud explosion, tank fire, small arms fire. it's quiet here, so it sounds very close. we are getting even indirect fire probably from that battle landing near the hotel. certainly there is a major co

they brought up a situation which we've been working to confirm at fox news channel. we were listening to a man that was trapped inside a hotel he believes. i can tell you the back story on why it happened. it's more so in pratsville new york which is down river from a dam. it's not very far from west point. the military academy there and there has been a occurrence we were not hundred percent sure of earlier in the day. right now ses jessica is bringing the script down exactly what we've gotten. there is a dam that we believe in had breached and it's called the name of it is gilboa dam. it's up state. if you were go up the parkway, 120 foot concrete and brick dam. it's up in the county and completed way back in 1926, but the word is of an emergency at this dam in upstate new york. officials have apparently declared something called a type "b" emergency. they have launched all communications with the devices that monitor the dam. the dam doesn't necessarily going fail but it does increase the possibility. officials say the failure sirens it is time to evacuate. fast fo

and keep it here on fox news channel for all the excitement in ames, iowa. kelly: certainly a lot going on and pakistan, kidnapping of an american in that country is raising new concerns about islamabad's ability to end radicalism there. at least eight gunmen stormed past security this morning and ab subjected warren weinstein from his home in the eastern city. and the u.s. pledges billions to help pakistan grapple with islamic militants and prevent incidents like these from occurring. is that all of that aid actually making a difference? a former state kept senior advisor and principal joins us now to shed light on what possibly is unfolding in pakistan and christian, as we know, first of all, it's good to have you. as we know, the situation in pakistan is very, very tense and u.s. citizens are in harm's way. and in this particular situation, we understand that these guards actually offered the-- his guards, rather, the people who overpower them actually offer the guards some food that they would have occasionally before ramadan. with that, they had some of

news corps is the parent company of fox news channel. custody is a former senior editor at that news corps paper who used to run the news desk. his is the 12th arrest so far as police there investigate accusations that employees illegally spied on people they were covering from celebrities to politicians to murder victims to dead soldiers. several top executives at news corps have also resigned in the scandal. news corps is trying to convince investors that the news of the world scandal will not hurt the rest of the company. and today it took a step in that direction. reporting earnings that beat expectations on the street. the media conglomerate actually posted a 22% drop in quarterly profits compared with the same period last year. that loss due according to the company on the hit it took on the sale of social networking site myspace. without that news corps reports profits would have actually risen. police are investigating a bomb square at a u.s. airport. they say a woman tried to get past security with an apparent explosive device in

details not confirmed by fox news. his family and friends had a protest this afternoon to protest against his killing when that apparently turned violent, as you can see, with the overturning and torching of two police cars. that seemed to escalate a bit in the pottingham area of london, north london, after this killing, police and authorities trying to get a handle on things, keeping things as quiet as they can as it begins to near midnight on a saturday night in london. we will have more reports and more details on this as the hour progresses, as we wait for calm to return to the streets of london following the protest of the police shooting of that young man. >> arthel: we switch gears as we tell you this, an iconic collector's item is getting a high-tech makeover. the days of stale chewing gum are over for trading card collectors. complete with microchips and a video flair. the new cards are expected to revive the industry with some of the new collectibles already fetching hundreds of dollars on ebay. casey stegall

be sure to watch our fox news.shington examiner gop presidential debate from iwampt by ron and susan and i will ask question and bret bauer will moderate. on thursday. next weekend, we'll report from ames with the result of the iowa straw poll and our guests will be congresswoman michelle bachmann. that's it for today. have a great week. we'll see you next week on fox news sunday. captioned by closed captioning services, inc.

on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. before we get to the economy, we want to bring you the latest on this terrible story out of afghanistan. insurgents shot done a u.s. military helicopter saturday, killing 38, including 22 favre very seals, from the same unite -- 22 navy seals from the same unit that took down bin laden. >> reporter: this is a devastating blow to the small tight-knit community of special operations forces in afghanistan. the single deadliest day for american troops since the war started 10 years ago. taliban were quick to claim responsible. saying they shot it down with a rocket propelled grenade. details are sketchy. it appears the for was beginning to launch a raid southwest of kabul when a taliban rocket did take this helicopter down. in recent months the u.s. military in kabul has been fond of saying they wrestled the momentum from the taliban this attack is all the more evidence that the taliban are still capable of launching attacks against u.s. and afghan forces. chris, this war is nowhere near

chris wallace will be back for the next fox news sunday.

on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. before we get to the economy, we want to bring you the latest on this terrible story out of afghanistan. insurgents shot done a u.s. military helicopter saturday, killing 38, including 22 favre very seals, from the same unite -- 22 navy seals from the same unit that took down bin laden. >> reporter: this is a devastating blow to the small tight-knit community of special operations forces in afghanistan. the single deadliest day for american troops since the war started 10 years ago. taliban were quick to claim responsible. saying they shot it down with a rocket propelled grenade. details are sketchy. it appears the for was beginning to launch a raid southwest of kabul when a taliban rocket did take this helicopter down. in recent months the u.s. military in kabul has been fond of saying they wrestled the momentum from the taliban this attack is all the more evidence that the taliban are still capable of launching attacks against u.s. and afghan forces. chris, this war is nowhere near

that alone was worthy of a fox news alert. ou're not taking vacation because you'll be here this weekend. 4:00 later today, 6:00 eastern on the fox business network check him out, and this weekend 10 a.m. eastern time, the live business block for two hours. it's called on the brink: answers from the abyss, hosted by neil cavuto. thank you, neil. alisyn: great britain and the world shocked by days of looting and the violence in the streets of london and all across the u.k. prime minister david cameron says his government is looking to the u.s. now for help in fighting this lawlessness. london, of course, needs to bring back confidence that it can handle the olympics at this time next year. let's bring in our guest, bill gavin is the former head of the fbi in new york, miami and denver. great to see you. explain to us, first, why has this been so hard for the police in london to get their arms around all of this lawlessness? >> well, i believe a lot of it has to do with the policing philosophy in the great britain as opposed to t

alisyn: fox news alert for you. as a 26-year-old man dies, marking the first death since violent riots erupted in the u.k., all of the police holding cells in london are now full, chaos reigning for a third straight night last night, and it is apparently spreading to more cities. more than 500 people have been arrested, in what's being called the worst unrest there in decades. looters apparently taking advantage of the chaos, and now the prime minister is tripling the number of police and calling parliament to back from its brace. amy kellogg has the latest from london. what happened last night, amy? >> reporter: hi alisyn. as you basically have stated, there's a sense that people -- there's a sense that police are really losing control of the capitol. i want to show you, alisyn, the front page of one of the newspapers here, this picture, if you can see it, is on pretty much every newspaper today. alisyn, this is a woman, jumping for her life, jumping out of a burning building, rule of the mob. police lose control o

still time award and tonight we're giving it to a group of people who went absolutely insane over a fox news interview the network was covering the story of a legal battle over a large cross a big place of a ground zero memorial in new york and here's a little clip of how they started this interview. why in a why is this an issue you know that this cross was found in the rubble at the world trade center was that constructed as across it just sort of appeared that way and became a real source of inspiration for people who desperately need it at the time. now the group american atheist is suing to stop the cross from being placed at the nine eleven site the spokesman appeared on fox news and if this reasoning for the lawsuit people will down to the constitution and what it really boils down to and why we all have emotions in this issue including me who was up in that area and we in new york to you to p.b.s. for this the emotions can't trump war. are it's not simple enough the group is making a valid point there is that whole constitutional issue of separation of church and state then again a l

bill: absolutely bizarre. >>> here's the fox news alert for you now. the billing board, new this moment, the dow has dropped lower, off about 295, when you were talking there, ali. fears of a global slowdown, concerns in europe, concerns at home, a downgrade over the weekend for the united states of america. that is a possession fit for trouble. >>> also -- >> ♪ >> ♪ >> bill: remember this? voters in wisconsin, outraged over the state's budget? over the next week, in that state alone, at least eight lawmakers face a recall vote that may change the shape of everything. there and across the country. alisyn: 24 minutes past the hour, here are the headlines this hour. thousands of verizon workers hitting the picket lines, their union saying their contract expires sunday night and there are still no clear resolution in sight. >> brutal images of violence coming out of libya, qaddafi's forces ramping up their crackdown own the weekend, five rebels and three regime soldiers were killed in that fighting. >> bill: watch this now, from wisconsin, voters tomorrow

jenna: fox news alert as we near high noon on fox news.e take you out to illinois to an air force base. a suspicious package online a base. three people had to be taken to a hospital and a dozen others had to be decontaminated. the base is on stand by. what we november the package is limited. the package was in the mail building. what that situation is and the details of it we do not know at this time. the mail building along with four or five other buildings are closed and evacuated. there is an announcement going out over the loudspeaker on the base warning folks to stay away from the post office and the west side of the base. so a developing situation. you have a suspicious package, three people sent to the hospital, a dozen others that are apparently having to go through some sort of decontamination. as we hear more from the scott air force base we will bring you those developments. we'll keep you up to date on that breaking news everybody. we're so glad you are with us i'm jenna lee. gregg: i'm greg jarrett in for jon lee. a brand-new

. >> fox news alert right now. new reaction from the reports of prison sentences for two hikers held in tehran since 2009. welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. >> jamie: i'm jamie wright. this is a serious blow for the release. the judge handed down matching eight year sentences for both spying and unlawfully entering iran. julie banderas live in new york city with the disappointing news, jules, this is not what we wanted to hear. >> reporter: certainly not and imagine the mindset of the families right now holding out hope for years. the state department, which has repeatedly called for the release of the two men, released the following statement, just moments ago, which reads in part. we are working to confirm these reports and are in contact with the swiss protecting power to obtain, and shane and josh have been imprisoned too long and time to reunite them with their families. despite american calls for leniency, they've eached reportedly been sentenced to three years in prison for illegal he

that's all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. but first from fox at 3:00 the dow on the way to posting solid gains. after the most volatile weeks in history. and we have new signs the economy could be picking up. here is a live look at the dow. up 133 points. you can see the huge spike throughout the day. the dow getting a boost from a new commerce department report on spending, members spent more on cars, furniture and gasoline an this june. sales rose half a percent last month the biggest increase in four months. analysts call it proof the economy was not as weak as some feared. investors reacting favorably to new measures to control the growing debt crisis in europe. more on that ahead in "studio b" and of course this is after a wild week at wall and broad. the dow fell like a brick on monday, bounced back on tuesday, sank on wednesday, and soared yesterday and the first time it has swung more than 400 points in either direction for four straight sessions. that is causing havoc on 401(k)'s. the market has exchanged $3 trillion since july 2nd. an

fox news is biased. if you're a liberal you say "i don't like what goes on on conservative talk radio. i don't like that "wall street journal" editorial page." if you're a conservative you say "jon stewart is biased." you say "the "new york times" is biased." you say "hollywood is biased." and as a result people rarely... people go to media sources that affirm preexisting opinions rather than saying hey, wait, let me listen to what this guy has to say. and it may be that whatever the side has to say is ridiculous, okay, dismiss it. but at least listen, give them some sense of respect because to me if you don't have honest debate, if you don't have honest exchange of ideas you're going nowhere in this country. you don't solve big questions, big problems. (cheers and applause). >> jon: but what is the causality, do you think? because, you know, part of the strategy, it seems, of partisan media organizations is to delegitimize your opponent by suggesting bias rather than dealing with the criticisms because

megyn: this is a fox news election alert from the campaign trail now. ew reaction today to mitt romney's tense exchange with hecklers -- they weren't hecklers but they were questioners who were talking to him from we're told it was a liberal think tank at the iowa state fair yesterday. you saw it here first on "america live" this time yesterday, it happened when these folks were pressing romney on his stance against raising corporate taxes. watch this: >> -- tax as on people. that's -- corporations are people, my friends. corporations are -- of course they are. everyone corporations earn ultimately goes to the people. >> [laughter] >> where do you think it goes? >> which pocket? which pocket? peoples' pockets! megyn: congresswoman desi wasser many schultz treating -- tweet thank romney's comment is an indication that he's misplaced priorities. debbie wasserman-schultz joins us from the iowa state fair and of course runs the dnc. good to see you again. >> thank you very much. megyn: thank you very much for coming on the program. you watched this unfold li

manny alvarez joins us, fox news medical a team, senior editor of fox news health.coal. courageous woman. >> very courageous and i think it's an important thing what she did yesterday because she really told the world that she was suffering from this disease, and it's the kind -- it's kind of the right message. when you have alzheimer's, early onset alzheimer's at the age of 59, people don't realize that 5 percent of the 5 million people that we have with alzheimer's do get alzheimer's before the age of 65, as early as 20, and so the key is, you know, first saying that you have a problem, getting the right diagnosis, then hopefully getting into a treatment type of medication that's going to slow down the disease. gregg: memory loss, withdrawal, self-doubt, just some of the symptoms here. this thing cannot as yet be cured, right? but it can be managed? >> right, it can be managed, but i think that the cure is going to come very soon. if you look at some of the work, like paul greenguard, in charge of the fisher foundation for alzheimer's research in new york, he wrote a p

jenna: fox news alert.ded back overseas to libya where rebels reportedly control most of the capital city of tripoli. while two of qaddafi's sons are in custody the libyan dictator is still in hiding. dominic, what is the latest on that report and what is happening in the region? >> reporter: jenna, there are conflicting reports with regards to exactly where colonel dpa introduce if i -- gadhafi is at this time. same said he fled to algeria friday morning. some say he passed through tunisia border to do that in a convoy of 15 land cruisers. no confirmation of that. we haven't seen him. he was saying he was in the capitol and calling on people to defend the city, the city is fallen. tripoli, 95% of the city controlled by the rebels now. there are apparently still skirmishes and fighting going on in several parts of the city. loyalists and parts of the libyan army still holding out. but the rebels, are completely steam rolling through the city in the past 24 hours. it started off with 12 to 15,000 troops. the

and hello again from fox news in washington. before we get to the economy we want to bring you the latest on that terrible store arery out of afghanistan. insurgents shot down a u.s. military helicopter, killing 38. including 22 navy seals from the same unit who took down osama bin laden. conor powell has more from kabul. conor? >> chris, this is a devastating blow to the small tight knit community of special operations forces here in afghanistan. the single deaiest day for american troops since the war started nearly ten years ago. the military is still investigating the cause of the crash but the taliban were quick to claim responsibility saying they shot it down with a rocket propelled grenade. it appears that the force was beginning to launch a raid on a taliban compound in the province just southwest of kabul when the taliban rocket did take this helicopter down. now, in recent months the u.s. military here in kabul has been found of saying that they wrestled the momentum away from the the taliban but this attack, this very

for a 30-tablet free trial offer, go to cialis.com. >> jamie: fox news alert. of the mideast. after days of vicious, deadly fighting word of a cease-fire offer. leland vitter live on the ground with the latest. >> reporter: what it looks like right now the associated press is saying the hamas group which controls the gaza strip says they will stop firing rockets midnight and they will tell the other groups inside gaza to stop firing rockets midnight. what is yet to be seen is whether israel will agree to this cease-fire. this started thursday with an attack across the sinai desert border with egypt. kill atheist railey civilians, injured 33 since then t we've this rockets going back and forbes. killed at least within person. look at this school it hit you can see the gym wall peppered with shrapnel. this is why israel is desperate to get this to stop. the school year starts in 10 days. imagine if there had been kids there. these rockets have been intercepted a few times by israel's iron dome defense system. i'll show you why it is so critical for israel these a

that's good for oucountry's energy security and our economy. >> this is a fox news alert. new york, more now on hurricane irene barreling up the east coast. president barack obama declaring an emergency for two more states. federal aid now available for massachusetts and virginia, as it is monster storm moves north. pennsylvania's governor declaring a state of emergency, as residence stock up on bottled water and other supplies. for the first time in philadelphia's history, all bus, trolley and train service will be suspended sunday morning. hurricane irene is just 105 miles south of cape lookout, north carolina, with wind speeds of 100 miles per hour. stay with fox news for more on hurricane irene. beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern, we will have exclusive video from a plane that flew inside the eye of the storm. now back to "on the record." for the latest headlines, go to foxnews.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox newschannel. >> greta: people in delaware listen up, you have less than 11 hours to get out. mandatory evacuations on for areas within miles

this is a fox news alert. a top aid to rick perry telling fox news that the texas governor will be entering the presidential race. it is 5:00 on the east coast and this is judge napolitano along with monica crowley and juan williams and dana. we'll have more on rick fer perry entering the race . all eyes on iowa. candidates set to debate two days before the iowa straw poll. demdeps having remorse not electing hillary clinton. i agree with them . broken promises and allegations of physical abuse is some of the charges brought against george soros in a lawsuit filed by an ex-girlfriend. the five starts right now. first a roller coaster on wall street and a wild finish. industrials soaring more than of you points and sending the dow back up above 11,000. the president went to michigan and blamed the wild swings on the grid lock in washington. >> unfortunately what we have seen in washington in the last few months is the worst kind of partisanship and grid lock, and that grid lock has undermined public confidence

jon: a fox news alert.f you have ever driven the new jersey turnpike you know it is one of the more dangerous roads in the country. a lot of high speeds involved and a lot of traffic. right now a bad one. this is in monroe township, new jersey. live pictures from the wnyw bus has apparently collided with a tractor-trailer rig along the new jersey turnpike. this is around exit 8-a. about a dozen people have been hurt. it took place about 5 minutes ago. one person critically injured. two others have sustained serious injuries. major traffic delays on that major east coast route, the new jersey turnpike, exit 8, monroe, new jersey. we'll keep an eye on it and let you more as these developments come in. jenna: this just in. "forbes" magazine just minutes ago releasing the list of world's most powerful women, the top 100 in fact. here is look at women topping the list. we have a few, well, to focus on with president and publisher of "forbes" women and host of success is moira forbes. you have angela merkel chanc

fox news alert. nervous investors spent the weekend stewing over late friday downgrade of the nation credit rating ran for the exit today from the opening bell to the closing one. the dow jones/industrials average finished down 635 points to fall below 11,000. the s&p lost 80. the nasdaq plummeted 175. we have fox team coverage tonight. liz claman puts the selloff in perspective. ed henry reports on what the president is saying at the white house. we begin with the fox business network correspondent rich edison on how the stock slide is playing here and around the globe. good evening. >> good evening. the markets continue the freefall, after the economic recovery and the european debt problems. for the first time, the debt traded without the top natch triple-a for one of the big three rating firms. the wall street investors are again rushing to sell the stocks. >> there is a realization among global strategist that the slowdown is coming. >> the investment top rating agency standard & poor's downgrad

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go to fox news dos -- or fox news radio .com and click on "red eye." we talked about our good friend gavin degraw and hope he is doing well and resting up. >>> owning a satellite dish is a human right. the ruling falls to a case in sweden where two cases werey evicted by their landlord. the court ruled that the european governments are obligated to protect people's rights to receive information which could include broadcasts of religious services. bob, do you think this is a right? >> of course it is a right. >> how could it be a right? j dowdy serve to have a satellite dish? >> you have to pay for. it right? >> no, you don't have a right. do you have a right to have one? >> in this person's building, you candy mand to have one. >> my nose is running. this is the third one i had put in. i want to apologize first of all. i lost all of my 30s and most of my 40s and i am sit buying a dangerous man. >> i'm sure he was in the hotel and you were doing lines and he was talking about the latest in madonna scbru just staring at -- and you were just staring at h

a lawyer for that kid colt ton harris moore confirms that news corps 20th century fox studio will produces. the news corps is also the parent company of this network. colton harris moore was on the lamb for two years before investigators finally caught up with him in the bahamas. he stole luxury cars, boats and several small cars among other things. often while wearing no shoes. we're told any profits from the film will go to re-pay his victims. a bizarre crash in china to show you now. take a look at this surveillance video here. a truck filled with bags of onions and garlic skidding on a road then tipping over and dumping on to the pavement. look here. the upper part of the screen some of that produce sliding right on to a woman who was on the street at the time slamming into her like an avalanche come down the mountain. folks had to dig through the bags to reach her. she is alive but bruised up and probably a little garlicky. a little more than an hour until some of the biggest contenders for the 2012 g.o.p. presidential nomination hit the stage in iowa, don't you know. they will take

bill: a "fox news alert," right now, steven hayes is a writer for the weekly standard and a fox newswriting that paul ryan, the republican out of wisconsin, is strongly considering a run for the white houses. he's 41, on the house budget committee and has been a central part of all the debate with health care reform and the budget and the debt ceiling debate we watched over the past several months and paul ryan, apparently, according to him is in the final stages of making his decision. but has not take then possibility off the table and we'll follow that and see where that leads, a lot of people from different parts of the republican party have encouraged paul ryan, and chris christie of new jersey, saying there is room for one more on the campaign trail and now, a sharp shift in popularity for the tea party, fox news polling number showing the movement is losing support. 3 1% of americans view the group as favorable and 51%, say unfavorable and analysts saying it is backlash from independent voters tor taking a hard line on the debt debate and what to do two leading tea party membe

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