i wonder why liberals get the idea that fox news doesn't break news. >> jon: next on news watch, areia tarnishing justin beiber's image? let's play: [ all ] who's new in the fridge! i help support bones... [ ding! ] ...the immune system... [ ding! ] ...heart health... [ ding! ] ...and muscles. [ ding! ] that can only be ensure complete! [ female announcer ] the four-in-one nutrition of ensure complete. a simple choice to help u eat right. [ major nutrition ] nutrition in charge. >>> teen heartthrob justin beiber. he is an angel to his fans but maybe not the media. interesting how some people in the media want to take shots at me for no reason. it's all about music. there are lots of reason from threatening a photographer in london to getting caught on camera smoking manner. the list is long and growing. this week, tv guide published a timeline of his misdeeds. their time line show him speeding through the high-priced neighborhood, showing up late for the concert and awkward comments about anne frank but it includes thoughts about abortion that he gave to rolling stone in 2011. i real

fox news watch is on right now. "fox news watch" is on right now. >>> with this endless parade of distractions and political posturing and phony scandals the point with the endless distraction of political posturing. >> endless parade of distractions and political posturing and phony scandals. >> so far. endless parade of distractions and political posturing and phony scandals. we keep on shifting away, shifting our attention what we should be focused on. >> jon: the president as you can see there trying to hammer on his theme he has a plan that republicans and distractions are getting in his way. so what are the phony scandals? >> in the speech you did yesterday, president obama mentioned the phony scandal that has is part of the endless parade, can you tell us what phony scandals he is talking about? >> i think there was period, a lot more energy and focus was paid by some in congress as well as in the media on issues that while important are not of the highest priority of the american people. >> jon: all right. w

fascinating drama in the media world, fox news, is sean hannity gone? udge report actually had a news break. when was the last time drudge broke a story that was true? we'll see if this is true. it turns out he is report that go megyn kelly, who we knew was moving up to prime time might be taking the 9:00 slot of sean hannity. that's shocking to everybody, because he seemed such you a stable part of the fox lineup, and everyone said she was going into prime time. everyone assumed it was 10:00 for van susteren's show but van susteren said i have a contract and i have to be in prime time. sean hannity has a contract that runs through the 2016 elections. roger ails came out and said sean is definitely staying with with the network. that means they're moving him. ok? one other part of the musical chairs, seth smith, roger ails was saying with shep, you know, we want to do a different news program with him. he's a liberal, right? kind of. he's as liberal as it gets on fox news. it's possible they move him down and shuffle everyone around. noah, you're the con

. >>> fox news alert. we are getting new information at this hour about the closing of two dozen u.s. embassies and consulates. and an extraordinary global travel alert for americans. sources telling fox news that terrorist chatter, that u.s. intelligence analysts picked up in the past two weeks, exceeds anything witnessed in the last decade. the closure stretching across a wide swath of north africa, the middle east and central asia. heavily armed military surrounding the u.s. embassy in yemen right now. the fwloebglobal alert is the ff its kind since the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. >> i'm jamie kocoe colby. the white house is keeping a very close watch and we are, too. susze ricie -- yemen, the home al qaeda's most dangerous affiliate blamed for several recent plots against the u.s. john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, fox news contributor. good morning. >> good morning, jamie. >> first of all, the act of closing embassies is just one is step, i imagine, in a proce

a fox news exclusive. oter before the massacre. >> i think the department of defense should allow muslim soldiers the option of [inaudible] objectors can increase the morale of soldiers in the military. >> bearing an f.b.i. logo and subtitles, this video shows army psychiatrist nidal hasan giving a presentation at walter reed medical center in june 2007. it was titled the koranic world view as it relates to muslims in the military. it was given to the defense during the discovery process before hasan's trial. earlier this week hasan was sentenced to die for killing 13 people and wounding more than 30 hours at the texas military base in 2009. experts say this presentation should have been a red flag. >> major hasan had a significant accomplice when he pulled out his weapons and started shooting down unarmed innocents and that accomplice was political correctness in our military. >> after the massacre nine army officers were reportedly reprimanded for leadership failure. >>> the former beauty queen accused of

. >> keep it on the fox news channel for continuing coverage. >>> we start with a fox news alert. a miracle out west on this sunday morning. a missing california teen is safe this morning after her alleged kidnapper is shot and killed by the fbi in the remote woods of idaho. that after an intense man hunt that sparked a multistate amber alert. good morning, everyone, on this sunday morning. welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm eric shawn. >> such good news for a family, for a community she was found. i'm jamie colby. thanks for joining us. it was a dramatic end as police reportedly working off a tip from a witness on horseback finally spotted the suspect's camp site. >> an arrest attempt at the north end of morehead lake in idaho. suspect james lee dimaggio was shot and killed by an fbi tactical agent assigned to an fbi headquarters unit. hannah anderson was located with dimaggio. she appears well and was rescued and will be transported to a hospital in idaho. >> well, we're just so relieved is what her father has said so far. many more details live from our l.a. bureau. go

hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with a terror threat that has prompted the state department to arab i global issl alert for americans, and close two dozen embassies and consulates across the muslim world. we're told the al-qaeda threat is specific, but the targets are not. chief washington correspondent james rosen has the latest. james? >> chris, good morning. president obama and his national security team approached this day, the president's 52nd birthday, not in a state of celebration, but rather one of apprehension. the u.s. embassy compound in cairo, egypt, is one of nearly two dozen u.s. installations that would normally have been open today, about is now closed. at the u.s. embassy in yemen, heightened security was ready discernible. a senior lawmaker told fox news that terrorist chatter picked up by u.s. signals intelligence exceeds anything witnessed in more than a decade. lisa monaco, the president's counterterrorism advisor, and susan rice, now the president's national security advisor, who led t

there is no comparing fox news and republican party to the kkk.e wrong those, we were wrong in making the connection. look at the cartoon next to the apology? takes everything away. i apologize for hitting my sister, i would like to hit her again. fox news, not racist but with racists. >> that's from the simpsons, that cartoon. >> why was it necessary to put that. >> why was it necessary for -- >> they think they're so darn clever. imagine the cocktail parties, did you see that. they love to hate. they perfepetuate open mindedne. probably never watched the show. when i saw this newspaper is apologizing for saying fox news is like the kkk, then you have the editorial writer, headline writer in tennessee who got fired for having a mild anti-obama headline. he got fired. >> the biggest racist on television is at msnbc, al sharpton. >> biggest race card player, bar none on tv. >> one problem with this to be quick, they say they have some subset in a poll that tells you these people are racist. i have done poll force years, never had anybody admit they

fox news business anchor melissa francis joins us from new york. good evening, melissa. >> good evening. >> why isn't the drop in the unemployment rate just plain all good news? >> well, because almost a quarter of a million people dropped out of the work force, they just gave up. they were so discouraged, they stopped looking for more work. that's one of the reasons why we saw the unemployment rate fall. the truth is that the economy is not growing fast enough to add jobs to absorb all the people that are out of work. we need to see the economy expand by 3 or 4%, and at best now we're doing between 1 and 2%. a lot of people have just given up. >> i understand another problem with this and prior jobs reports is the quality of jobs created. >> yeah, part-time workers are all-time high. in fact, last month we added more part-time workers than total jobs. how is that possible? some full-time jobs were cut back to part time. 77% of the jobs that have been created so far this year are part time. so when you see people outside protesting mcdonald's and t

fox news is on. . >>> we can and must be more transparent. so i directed the intelligence community to make public as much information about these programs as possible. all these steps are designed to ensure that the american people can trust that our efforts are in line with our interests and our values. and to others around the world, i want to make clear, once again, that america is not interested in spying on ordinary people. our focus is on finding information to protect our people and in many cases protect our allies. >> that was the president earlier this month trying to convince americans his administration is doing all it can to be transparent in regard to the nsa collection of data. this week, a 2011 declassified report was released. it shows the agency scooped up as many as 56,000 e-mails and other communications from americans with no connection to terrorism. the report also included the opinions from the then chief judge of the foreign intelligence surveillance court judge john baits writing for the first time that for the first

fox news contributor, richard grenell. "fox news watch" is on right now. the end of the war in afghanistan does not mean the end of threats to our nation. as i said before, even as we decimated the al qaeda leadership that attacked us on 9/11, al qaeda affiliates and like-minded extremists still threatened our homeland. still threaten our diplomatic facilities. still threaten our business essay broad. we have had -- take these lets seriously. and do all we can to confront them. >> president obama at camp pendleton delivering a somber message about the threats we still face from al qaeda and other extremists. mr. obama also commented on the terror threats and the progress we have made against al qaeda when appearing on "the tonight show" with jay leno and answer questions on the issue at a press conference friday afternoon. jim, "the tonight show," was it the right polilace to talk abou such weighty issues as terror alerts? >> actually jay leno -- asked a lot tougher questions than "the new york times." maybe it was better. i have to confess, as an avid new

bill: another fox news alert now. ave new polling numbers this morning reveal a majority of americans are not impressed what they're seeing in the white house or on capitol hill. shocker. start with the president. one in two voters telling fox news they disapprove of the president's job performance. that number jumping this month to 52%. that ties an all-time high for them. bret baier, anchor of "special report." >> good morning to you. bill: what is the drag? is it economic or more than that? >> i think a number about things are drag on the president's approval ratings. number one is the economy overall. the sense that it is not really chugging the way it should and, second is all of the focus on all of these different scandals in washington. while the white house an others have called them phony scandals they have resonated with people according to the polls. you know this 52% matches the highest disapproval back to september of 2010. you will remember, september 2010 was just a couple months before a big loss in tha

use #fox news reporting. we begin in new york city where one of the biggest proponents is looking to get more people signed up. >> individuals have a certain income limitation. >> you are watching a team of determined activists. preparing their plan of action. >> the guidelines have changed. do you feel all set and ready to go? >> they will be walking around the streets of brooklyn. the mission? to sign up as many people as they can for food stamps. the new york city coalition against hunger in action. >> a lot of people don't know they are eligible. >> a former clinton administration official is the executive director. >> we have information for people. >> snap stands for the supplemental nutrition assistant program. >> the new name for the program. >> in 2 understand thousand 8 the federal government dropped the term food stamps. hardly to fight the stigma associated with that term. but most everybody still calls them food stamps. even people at the coalition. >> you are prescreened and you would like to app

we are going to start with a fox news alert. ernight egyptian militants ambush police officers in northern sinai leaving 25 people dead. this after the egyptian army admits killing dozens of muslim brotherhood prisoners detained after a standoff at a cairo mosque. back in the u.s. lawmakers are now debating if it is time to cut off aid at the troubled nation. egypt received $1.3 billion in aid from america last year. >> and today a new round of pretrial hearings from 5 ladies and gentlemened terrorists behind the 9-11 attack will begin at guantanamo bay. they will likely focus on procedural issues. the self proclaimed mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed face the death penalty if convicted. paying tribute to a high school football star who died after making what looked like a routine tackle. his neck was broken during a game on friday night. >> live add good life. he had been playing football since he was 2 years old. >> always willing to please his teachers willing to go above and beyond. you don't find many kids that address you a

jon: fox news alert.have a bit more information now about that story we brought you moments ago. a yellow cab perched precariously on top of a curb outside of our fox news headquarters in midtown manhattan. turns out the cab first, hit a woman on a bicycle. we are told that the woman riding riding that bicycle was fairly badly mangled. we don't know specifically her medical condition right now. the cab then went on to jump a curb and is perched on top of benches outside the chase bank at 49th and 6th avenue here at rockefeller center where our headquarters are. when we get more information about the status of that cyclist we'll try to bring it to you. patti ann: brand new stories and breaking news this hour. jon: a new controversy surrounding obamacare ahead of the launch of the massive health care overhaul law. why some of the implementation deadlines reportedly have been missed? we're live with that story. >>> also the crackdown in egypt intensifies as security forces arrest a key leader of the muslim b

host of power play on fox news live. chris, you have written your insightful and provocative column today. it is entitled phony? balonnie. reporters are going to ask him about that phrase, right? >> oh, sure. this is where the rubber meets the rod. it is 100 since the president did a full press conference, in the end of april and it has been a hundred days and all of those scandals have grown, in case matacicized and in the case of the irs and spreading to other agencies and getting more difficult for the president who is getting ready to leave on vacation. it is a turby drop. you go and put it out there and give jay carny and his eventual successor ammunition for months to come. the president said and they can refer back to this. they know as they are getting ready for this, that the effort to cast the concerns as phony was unsuccessful and that even a press corps that is often treating the president gingerly is going to have to ask him and it is going to be tough. >> one of them in particular, 78 percent think that ben

use #fox news reporting. we begin in new york city where one of the biggest proponents is looking to get more people signed up. >> individuals have a certain income limitation. >> you are watching a team of determined activists. preparing their plan of action. >> the guidelines have changed. do you feel all set and ready to go? >> they will be walking around the streets of brooklyn. the mission? to sign up as many people as they can for food stamps. the new york city coalition against hunger in action. >> a lot of people don't know they are eligible. >> a former clinton administration official is the executive director. >> we have information for people. >> snap stands for the supplemental nutrition assistant program. >> the new name for the program. >> in 2 understand thousand 8 the federal government dropped the term food stamps. hardly to fight the stigma associated with that term. but most everybody still calls them food stamps. even people at the coalition. >> you are prescreened and you would like to app

we begin with a fox news lart. happeni -- fox news alert. the united states pulling americans out from overseas. we will have the breaking details ahead. >> extreme weather unleashing across the midwest. take a look at these incredible lightening strikes hitting oklahoma overnight. we will show those to you in just a moment. we will have the latest on where the storms are headed next. >> more millionaires stepping forward this morning. another set of winners claiming their massive power ball prize. see who they are and why they are still going to work. f "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good friday morning to you. i am heather nauert. >> i am patti ann browne. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". we start with the fox news alert. new overnight a terror threat forcing the united states to withdrawal all nonemergency personnel from a consulate in pakistan. the state department also urging americans to delay nonessential travel to pakistan. this is not related to the al qaeda threat that just found numerous embassies across t

we'll know you cover it all on "fox news sunday." see you sunday morning for a preview. >> thank you so much, jamie. jamie: thanks, chris. rick: exclusive new details about a suspected fort hood shooter. army major nidal hasan, sending to fox news several pages of his personal writings on america and islam. the signed documents coming to just days before his military tribunal set to begin. doug mckelway is live in washington with more on this. dug doug, what does he reveal in these writings? >> reporter: among other things he is a committed jihaddist and muslim extremist and that his karnage as work place violence appears grossly off the mark. that is how one of hasan's victims perceives it. >> the government tried to deny this is act of terrorism. i hope that if people hear the words from hasan's own mouth that they will understand this was an act of terrorism. >> reporter: in one typed document, hasan writes american democracy and sharia law are incompatable. there is quote, inherent and irreconcilable conflict in american democrac

>>> this is a fox news alert.ays of searching that spanned multiple states the manhunt is over tonight. 16-year-old hannah anderson is safe and sound. and will soon be headed home. her abductor, james dimaggio is dead reportedly in a shootout with authorities. earlier in the show i had a chance to speak to hannah's father almost immediately after the information. hannah's father indicated he was on his way to meet his daughter. that all although he didn't have a chance to speak to her the first thing he would tell her is that he loved her. based on the press conference out of the idaho sheriffs department, they have indicated that hannah is well . i'm sorry, say it again? all right. the clip that i understand now is from dimaggio's friend. take a listen. andrew is a friend of dimaggio scene is joining us from los angeles. you were scheduled to be on the show to talk about dimaggio. now you just heard your friend is dead. so, tell us what your emotions are right now. >> first of all, i spoke to laura, jim's sister.

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be sure to use hash#fox news reporting. they are getting more people signed up. >> you are watching a team of determined activists preparing their plan of action. >> you are all set and ready to go. >> they will be walking around the streets of brooklyn. the mission, to sign up as many people as they can for food stamps. the new york city coalition against hunger in action. >> people don't know they are eligible. >> the clinton administration official is the organization's director. >> we have information. >> snap stands for the supplemental nutrition assistance program. >> the food stamp program. >> in 2008 the federal government officially dropped the term food stamps partly to fight the stigma associated with that term. most everybody still calls them food stamps. even people at the coalition. >> tell them you are prescreened and you would like food stamps. >> bird believes folks here don't want to go to a government office to find out if they are eligible. so his team set up shop at this supermarket. >> 50 percent of ou

be sure to use hash#fox news reporting. they are getting more people signed up. >> you are watching a team of determined activists preparing their plan of action. >> you are all set and ready to go. >> they will be walking around the streets of brooklyn. the mission, to sign up as many people as they can for food stamps. the new york city coalition against hunger in action. >> people don't know they are eligible. >> the clinton administration official is the organization's director. >> we have information. >> snap stands for the supplemental nutrition assistance program. >> the food stamp program. >> in 2008 the federal government officially dropped the term food stamps partly to fight the stigma associated with that term. most everybody still calls them food stamps. even people at the coalition. >> tell them you are prescreened and you would like food stamps. >> bird believes folks here don't want to go to a government office to find out if they are eligible. so his team set up shop at this supermarket. >> 50 percent of ou

fox news reporting was there.ndercover state food stamp investigators say this store let them buy alcohol with food stamps. >> state liquor agents, police officer. >> the store was cited for illegal use of a food stamp card, but she said she thought the officer was buying an energy drink. we are hearing these stories more and more. it's another reason why people are puzzled that the usda is trying to so hard to get more people to sign up for food stamps. whether they say they want them or not. one of those eve one of those efforts was in north carolina where 17% of the people get food stamps, more than double the number a decade ago. part of the increase is apparently efforts to break down mountain pride. the music, one of the oldest art forms in america. it's mournful strains tell the story of a god-fearing people who have long lived in remote places like in ashe county, north carolina. >> it's not an environment in which it's easy to get by. >> leigh is a local businessman. >> it's been tough times here. >> what

fox news alert.r alert issued in oregon and washington state for two children after the suspect's car was headed in the direction of the oregon border. anna kooiman has that story for us. >> overnight oregon state police saying there was a possible sighting of james

it was before fox news. actually it was 1995 when this happened. >> right. >> it's a different media landscape. there are different people pushing this and it is over a different issue, an issue, obama care, that is hated by the vast majority of the american people and they see the sleazy methods that were used to pass this, and just dropped in our lap the powe litcization of the irs and who's running obama care, the irs, but remember, american, the most important thing is stopping amnes amnesty. >> reagan asked in 1994, is that -- >> that's something else i want to punch you for. do not even talk about third parties. >> i'm talking about a revitalized second party. >> yeah. >> no. reince prie priebus, he said he right in their face, got on the air and said you do these love stories to hillary, you're not going to get any debates. everybody is like, go, reince. they want a fight. >> the fight should be over amnesty. you lose everything. hispanics overwhelmingly support obama care, they support gay marriage,

fox news's carl cameron is live in washington this morning. eneration what does that mean? >> reporter: well, alisyn, it is kind of rough news as we head into labor day. a lot of kids going back to school this summer didn't spend their summer with jobs. the job market is toughest for teens, no doubt about it. statistics say it all. in 2000, more than half of kids 16 to 19 years of age had 52%. now it is down to a third, actually a fraction less than a third and teen unemployment is four times the national average. overall unemployment rate is 7.4%. when you break out 16 to 19-year-olds, it is 23.7% unemployment, quadruple the rest of the country. some is because kids don't want to work as much as they used to but also very true that retailers, fast-food restaurants and other traditional employers that hire young people are now hiring experienced adults for those jobs because overall the employment market is so titan experienced adults are competing for that kind of work. look at another way. when teens went looking for work this summer in june

we start with a fox news alert.al qaeda terror threat forced the united states to close embassies across the middle east. we have the latest on this breaking story. >>steve: who is responsible for the death and violence in chicago? >> i want to tell you what i've been hearing. they suspect maybe the police are killing some of these kids. >>steve: that official tries to defend her crazy comments coming

keep it right here on the fox news channel. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett, welcome to a brand-new houramerica news headquarters. >> heather: topping the news, 18 embassies are back open for business in the muslim world after a terror alert shut them down. our embassy in yemen and consulate in pakistan is still closed. we'll have a live report. >> gregg: one of three people missing in colorado found alive amid a massive flooding and mudslides there. our extreme weather center is tracking it all.

use #fox news reporting. we begin in new york city where one of the biggest proponents is looking to get more people signed up. >> individuals have a certain income limitation. >> you are watching a team of determined activists. preparing their plan of action. >> the guidelines have changed. do you feel all set and ready to go? >> they will be walking around the streets of brooklyn. the mission? to sign up as many people as they can for food stamps. the new york city coalition against hunger in action. >> a lot of people don't know they are eligible. >> a former clinton administration official is the executive director. >> we have information for people. >> snap stands for the supplemental nutrition assistant program. >> the new name for the program. >> in 2 understand thousand 8 the federal government dropped the term food stamps. hardly to fight the stigma associated with that term. but most everybody still calls them food stamps. even people at the coalition. >> you are prescreened and you would like to app

fox news reporting was there.ercover state food stamp investigators say this store let them buy alcohol with food stamps. >> state liquor agents, police officer. >> the store was cited for illegal use of a food stamp card, but she said she thought the officer was buying an energy drink. we are hearing these stories more and more. it's another reason why people are puzzled that the usda is trying to so hard to get more people to sign up for food stamps. whether they say they want them or not. one of those eve one of those efforts was in north carolina where 17% of the people get food stamps, more than double the number a decade ago. part of the increase is apparently efforts to break down mountain pride. the music, one of the oldest art forms in america. it's mournful strains tell the story of a god-fearing people who have long lived in remote places like in ashe county, north carolina. >> it's not an environment in which it's easy to get by. >> leigh is a local businessman. >> it's been tough times here. >> what k

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right now a fox news alert. here a news conference is set to begin on the dramatic rescue of 16-year-old hannah anderson. she is safe and sound at this hour. she was abducted following a nationwide amber alert. a lot of people were involved in successful rescue mission. let's listen in. >> their tips to law enforcement when they got home and heard that amber alert. we knew where to look. they are here what that was and ask you to come forward. >> i'm mark john, former sheriff, retired army officer, army rangers. this is my wife krista, been we w me 52 years, 54 years. we're hacking in there. >> you guys can get started to ask questions. >> i would like mike and his wife. >> mike and mary young we are from idaho. we have a ranch there also. >> when did you make the first phone call? >> i made the first phone call. when we got up on the mountain that morning, we hadn't been in the lake fishing for quite a while. that tuesday morning we took off and went up to the lake and that wednesday morning we rode in. mike her

siegel, a member of our fox news medical aid team and professor of medicine at new york university medical center. you didn't sympathy much of that article, did you? >> physicians should not be speculating wildly about facts they have, let alone media experts. doctors doing that, oncologists saying he should have a colonoscopy not a stress test. i got information from the bush camp to counter this. number one, he was having symptoms. one-third of all heart attacks occur in people with atypical symptoms like he was having. someone exercising as vigorously as he was, and he was a former smoker. his diet in the white house wasn't the best. there's a pastry chef there. he really had questions that led to the need for the stress test. they went ahead and did a cat scan showing there was a blockage. john, the kind of blockage he had was life-threatening. and all cardiologists would agree, if they knew the position of where this was, how severe it was, either a stent or surgery was in order for president bush. you know something, you needed to know the facts to know that. >> the doctors who wrote

all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. there are reports and shocking video out of syria this week that seem to show the assad regime is engaged in the largest use of chemical weapons since saddam hussein attacked his own people a quarter century ago. bob corker of tennessee is the top republican on the senator foreign relations committee and recently returned from the middle east. congressman elliott angle is the top democrat on the house foreign affairs committee. gentlemen, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you. >> the president's national security team met this weekend to discuss military options, including the possibility of a crews missile strike. we're told that u.s. navy ships are moving closer to the coast of syria. president obama says this is a big event of grave concern. but, the president then adds that we need to act deliberately. >> what we have seen is that folks will call for immediate action, jumping in to stuff, that does not turn out well. gets us mired in very difficult situations. >> chris:

but we begin with this fox news alert on new protests in egypt. good morning to you, i'm jon scott. >> i'm heather childers in for jenna lee again. nice to be here. jon: good to have you here, heather. heather: the muslim brotherhood call it a so-called, friday of martyrs. jon: the rallies are another show of support for ousted president mohammed morsi. egyptian security is deployed around cairo. traffic to tahrir square is cut off. barbed-wire set up at some of the entrances. armored vehicles are surrounding the presidential palace and near a mosque where morsi supporters held a sit-in for weeks. that sit-in violently broken up resulting in the deaths of hundreds. but the muslim brotherhood is showing no sign of backing down. leland vittert is live in our middle east bureau. leland. jon: hi, jon. the muslim brotherhood may not be backing down but there is not a lot of support on street backing them up. the video today decidedly less impressive in terms of numbers from what we've seen in the past but still the fiery and angry rhetoric. five or 10,

lou: white hse sources confirming to fox news james rosen that the new said -- new national securitydviser, the public face of the benghazi disaster is now the brains behindhis current operation after serving as the principal voice pushing the president for this course of action in an effort to avoid a repeat of anything approaching benghazi. the administration has done little to beef up security for our outposts abroad other than approving an extra 1,000 marines to the current 1200 assigned to provide security where just some of the 1502 compounds and facilities around the world. why did the white house provide such detailed information about a possible terrorist aack? it is all about saving lives, of course, but also saving some face. it will take up with the white house has revealed too much, whether american interests are at greater risk following the decision to pull back in the face of these threats. national security analyst, former pentagon official along with fox news middle east afirs analyst. a hard-fought campaign in virginia. charity and tough. citizens united now with a

got another fox news alert now. later today expect these topics to come up at a presidential news conference, 3:00 eastern time, you will see it live here on the fox news channel. president obama faces reporters before he heads out for a summer vacation, 10 days on martha's vineyard. this is his first solo news conference since the 30th of april. he held 16 briefings this year. half of those were held jointly with a foreign leader. 22 solo news conferences at the white house since 2009. this will be his 23rd. some of the topics he could face today, canceled meeting with vladmir putin. possibility of a government shut down in the fall. nsa, obamacare, irs, benghazi, all the quote phony scandals the white house talked about for the last two weeks. we want to know what would you ask the president? tweet me your questions @billhemmer. we'll read a couple on the air for the next two hours. fire away. lines are open right now. >> another emotional day expected in the fort hood shooting court-martial today after major nidal