mike gallagher, host of "the mike gallagher show" named after mike gallagher. and bill shultz. he is alive and stinks of garbage and failure. >> he is so sun fee he can -- >> see is so funny he can make milk come out of his nose. it is our new york times correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> check out our on on-line times cast page where michael bloomberg looks forward to a life after politics. may i be so bold to suggest you buy the paper of record, good sir? don't think about it, just do it. >> buy us, billionaire, buy us. >>> did her campaign hit a glitch because she once was a witch? or were the voters of -- or will the voters of delaware fall under her stair unaware? yes, bill maar is at it again releasing video from 1999 where she dabbled in witch craft. >> i dabbled in witch craft, but i never joined a coven. >> wait, you were a witch? >> i didn't join a coven. >> i dabbled in witch craft and hung around people who were doing these things. i am not making this stuff up. i know what they told me they do. >> the scarest thing about that is i don't recognize anybody fro

meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of people will lose their jobs. >> andy gallagher.eports from washington say the u.s. administration is expected to announce an arms deal with saudi arabia worth $60 million. -- billion. the deal, would include advanced fighter jets and military helicopters. any sale will still require approval by the u.s. congress. steve king ston says the details have yet to be officially revealed. >> it certainly looks to be a megadeal. the details of which are not being given on the record by the administration at this point. it is yet to notify congress about this. but off the record, defense officials saying that there will be, for example, 84 and 15 fighter jets. 72 blackhawk helicopters. 70 apa chih helicopters. saudi arabia will later have an option on naval technology from the united states. it will also get an upgrade of its missiles. and the deal initially worth $30 billion. those unnamed officials say. but it could rise if saudi arabia takes up the various options as part of the agreement to double that to $60 billion. >> now, this potent

trace gallagher.his thing is going and here -- around here, and this cold, and i have to tell you despite the best efforts of the good people at halls with the lemon/honey combo, girlfriend's losing it. trace is going to have to remain on standby for the next 25 minutes because your humble correspondent may keel over out of the chair, and i don't know who's going to do the show. >> reporter: i'll do it. megyn: okay, good man. thanks, trace. have you had this? it's awful. thank you so much for the people who are e-mailing in with some alternatives to my said halls option. taking your e-mails, kelly@foxnews.com. well, folks, president obama or sarah palin? which one do you think shares your values? according to a new poll by rasmussen reports, sarah palin comes out ahead considerably. look at that. of the likely voters surveyed, 52% say palin's views are closer to their own while only 40% feel that way about obama. scott rasmussen is the man behind rasmussen reports.com, and he's my guest now. scott, i'

trace gallagher thank you. while we do not know the total cost of damages from the san bruno explosion, get this, there are new reports that the pipeline owner is backing a bill that would charge the customers for catastrophes like the ones we saw last week. pacific gas and electric is asking regulators to approve a plan have customers pick up any costs not covered by the company's insurance company. presumably that would involve the people who lost their homes and families whose relatives lost their lives. you can click on the story link on our home page. one of the best feature is the feature that helps you find gas lines that might run through your neighborhood. foxnews.com, that's helpful. well "america live" is live in philadelphia right now, the president is there giving his second annual back to school speech. in addition to an educational pep talk president obama is expected to touch on tough issues like the war and the economy. you can catch the president's entire spraoefp streaming live on our website

trace gallagher is going to show us exactly what happened next.nd here is a question for you, and for your civics class, should everybody really have the right to vote? most americans would say, yes, of course they should. john stossel joins us next with his take on why some people say no. >> election day is about a month away. we've got to get everyone to vote i'm told, especially young people, it's our civic duty to vote. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are

trace gallagher has more. what are we seeing?r: this is a single-engine plane beach craft bonanza. apparently this is right before the dear valley airport in phoenix. if you and out you can see this is a fatal crash. we believe the high lot was the only one onboard. it's unclear if the plane was coming into land or take off. clearly the most dangerous time for pilots. we have learned the plane did hit the building. one person killed. we are still getting information. megyn: thanks, trace. >> this idea is potentially worth millions of dollars. he says we stole the idea. >> you guys whether inventors of facebook? >> is there anything you need to tell me? megyn: "kelly's court" is back in session. an epic legal battle is shaping up over facebook and who founded the world's most popular social networking site. these twin brothers claim the film is not fiction. they say they and not mark zucker you areberg are the real brains behind the facebook. they hired him to put together the software code, but instead he stole the whole thing. a

>> trace gallagher live in los angeles. thanks.mer new orleans police detective is going to prison. he admitted he helped cover up a massacre in the aftermath of hurricane katrina. happened five years ago as the water poured into the city. prosecutors say officers on the bridge fired on an unarmed family and then minutes later at two brothers. all together, the gunfire wounded four people, killed two including a man with severe mental disabilities. witnesses say police shot the 40-year-old in the back. as he ran away. 11 officers now face charges related to the crime. five have already pleaded guilty to helping with a cover-up. among them, the former detective who the judge sentenced yesterday. jeffrey lariman, sentencing guide lines called for the six months behind bars. the judge gave him three years and said this -- in a time of need, citizens must be able to rely on police for protection. instead, we needed protection from you. the founder of facebook is now reportedly giving, get this, $100 million to schools in an american ci

we should note that shep. >> shepard: trace gallagher, thanks.nd her kids found a python outside their place. our top story on a fox trip across america. massachusetts. the family pulling into a lot behind their condo and discovering the 4 and a half foot long snake. >> i got out of my car and when i looked, he was right -- she was right here half on the pavement and half on the grass. >> we're told when an animal control officer arrived, the python had wrapped itself around the car's engine block. >> after about 30 minutes, 35 minutes, she started to relax. i think the engine was cooling off, too and wasn't as attractive anymore. >> shepard: everyone is said to be fine. >> texas. >> two alarm fire ripping through apartment complex in houston. the flames racing across the roof of the place. in the end, nobody hurt, but the fire crews says at least 8 apartments were badly damaged. california. a major marijuana bust south and east of sacramento. police arresting nearly 100 people, most of them mexican nationals. the county sheriff says it was a lot

trace gallagher in los angeles. thanks. have less money to spend on plane tickets or anything else than they did a year ago. the feds say our net worth has dropped for the first time since early 2009. net worth, of course, the assets like your home and your bank accounts. minus debt like mortgages and credit cards. and it fell almost 3% last quarter to $53 trillion. that's according to a report from the federal reserve. experts blame plunging stock volumes since americans have about 20% of their investments in the markets. after a long wait and a lot of setbacks. bp officials say that tomorrow crews will finish the permanent plug on b.p.'s busted oil well in the gulf of mexico. this comes five months after the deadly rig explosion that killed 11 men and set off the worst offshore oil spill in american history. the government's point man on the spill government thad allen says the relief well has intersected the blown out well and bp says workers started pumping in the final shot of cement. kris gutierrez live tonight in new

trace gallagher in the west coast news hub, senator john mccain framing this as a human rights issue.ow so? >> reporter: a couple of ways. one, he says politicians in mexico are targeted by the cartels that want to bring their drugs in the united states. he says hundreds of illegals are dying every year in the arizona desert because they're trying to sneak in this country. he says if we do not secure the board it will be a threat to national security and makes an interesting comparison. listen. >> there is a serious national security situation that developed in mexico over the last three years. our secretary of state just last week said that it was comparable to the insurgency they had in colombia in the 1980s. >> reporter: that was from last night's debate. he once supported pathway to citizenship but now says you can't talk about any guest worker program until you secure that border. >> shepard: mccain's challenger has a different take on this. >> reporter: he very much does. his name is rodney glassman. he says the arizona border is not as secure as the california border or if texa

trace gallagher with the news.has exhausted all of her options now, right. >> she really has, shep. the virginia governor bob mcdonald says he will not stop this execution at the 11th hour. mcdonnell says he has fully reviewed the case and there is no compelling reason to grant clemency. so now theresa lewis' lawyer has issued a statement quoting here saying a good and decent person is about to lose her life because of a system that is broken. but the judge who sentenced theresa lewis paints a very different picture, calling her the head of the serpent. saying that she was a cold, emotionalless killer who was only motivated by money. that judge, by the way, actually gave her two death sentences and then tacked on 53 years. shep? >> shepard: the supreme court reinstated the death penalty a quarter century ago. since then governments in the united states have only executed 11 women. now the president of iran is drawing parallels somehow between this case and another one that's gained a lot of attention from his count

trace gallagher in los angeles tonight. it sounds like the d.a.shing for prison time here. >> yep. the d.a. has said the worst offenders will get substantial prison time. it's not as if former city manager robert rizzo in the meantime will be wandering the streets because his bail has now been set at $3.2 million. and if for some reason he makes bail, the d.a. wants to know where he got the money. along with rizzo, former assistant city manager angela patchy was also arrested. and the current mayor oscar hernandez was arrested but cops had to get him out with a battering ram to break down his door. the other five on the list are all city council members. three former and two current. here is the d.a. talking about the case. listen. >> rizzo and the others are accused of misappropriating at least $5.5 million. the complaint alleges they used the tax dollars collected from the hard-working citizens of bell as their own piggy bank, which they then looted at will. >> we should note the attorney general jerry brown who is running for governor has now f

trace gallagher, thanks. who triggered international tuberculosis scare is trying to revive his lawsuit against federal health officials. he wants to sue the feds. is he andrew speaker and he accusing them of releasing his personal information and public sizing the case to get more money to fight the disease. government attorneys today told an appeals court there is no evidence to support those claims. this man, speaker, flew to greece a few years ago for his wedding. he decided to return home, we're told, after learning he had a particularly strong strain of t.b. the feds say he flew from europe to canada and drove across the u.s. border. though they warned him he could be contagious and should not travel. the man was the first american quarantined by the federal government since 1963. a court dismissed his suit last year. we're watching lots of trouble in the tropics as fox reports tonight. hurricane igor a massive category 4 storm and headed north. hurricane julia, yeah, it's a hurricane now right behind i

shep. >> shepard: trace gallagher live in los angeles, our continuing reports on the rise of freedom, our cameras have been following rebuilding at ground zero for months and recently i got an inside look at the future of one world trade center. and, what goes into building the tallest building in the nation. ♪ ♪ >> literally changes so fast, every day, the route you can walk through and what you can see is different because of how fast things are built and how quickly it is transforming. >> shepard: a nice new problem to have. >> a very nice problem to have. these are the... >> shepard: in may of '08 christopher ward became the executive director of the port authority of new york and new jersey. >> pull me back over here... >> shepard: the agency is responsible for america's busiest airport and port system and a commuter train line and six tunnels and bridges, and, also on that list... one world trade center. a building that when finished will be the tallest in all of america. >> this is the floor that got cleared away when everybody was down... >> shepard: to understand the construc

trace gallagher live with more. trace. >> reporter: you talk about starting a national conversation about privacy and sexuality this is a peeping tom case that ended tragically. 19-year-old tyler clemente outed online live. he was apparently in his dorm room as you said having a same-sex encounter. his roommate, an 18-year-old then activated the web cam in their dorm room. then police say robby went to a friend's room. he then streamed that encounter live on the internet. and then robee reportedly even tweeted about the encounter and i'm quoting here, roommate asked for the room until midnight. i went into molly's room and turned on my web cam. i saw him making out with a dude, yea. tyler clemente found out he had been outed this way. he went to the bridge, he ended his life. molly whey and rob robee are facing two counts. you mention they did find a body in the hudson river. they do believe it is tyler's because his personal things were there, his id and so forth, still have not yet identified that body. megyn: tra

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trace gallagher live in our west coast newsroom with more on this. this sheriff has been on fox news many times. he's an eyewitness to the problems there, now what. >> reporter: he says he's pleading for help, he says he's out manned and outgunned. we are not talking about on the border, we are talking about 80 miles away from the border. when it comes to human smuggling and drug smuggling pinal county is crucial. i want to show you wildcat peak, this is it right here, that is where the caves are. it is the highest point in pinal county a2500 feet. the spotters kit up there like air traffic controllers, although they are not guiding planes, they are guiding humans and drugs. they have powerful scopes and night vision goggles and encrypted radios so cops cannot intercept their frequents. they can see the cops for miles. when the spotters say go the vans pull up, they load up and away they go. it's not just open desert, megyn, this is people's property, their ranches, their backyard. one retired couple says they used to sit at their window and watch wi

trace gallagher is live in our west coast newsroom. trace. >> reporter: can you imagine, megyn being the pilot of this 767, you're in amsterdam, you're taxing toward the runway, you look in your rear view mirror and the cops are pulling you over? that's what happened. the cops got an anonymous message that this guy was drinking, they pulled him over. the pilot has not been identified. he was flying a 767 like the one you see here. this is not the exact one. the pilot is 52 years old from woodbury, new jersey that's all we know. 196 passengers on board. the dutch pilot, or dutch police actually pulled the pilot off the plane and gave him a breathalyzer test as he was about to fly from amsterdam to new jersey and they released a statement saying, and i'm quoting here. he appeared to have consumed too many alcoholic beverages. the word they used was beshonken, that's dutch for he was drunk. but was he? his blood/alcohol level was .023. here is a chart. if you're going to drive the legal limit is .08. three times higher than the pilot's bl

trace gallagher following the developments.y've reopened the investigation, trace. >> reporter: they have. remember the timing, megyn this happened a week after governor jan brewer signed that arizona immigration law. he says he's out about 80 miles from phoenix, watching some smugglers carry marijuana, he comes upon them and they get into a running gun fight is what he said. remember the famous 911 tape. listen. >> there are two guys with ak's. i may have got even one of them but i can't tell. i've got to get off the phone and shut up. i want to let you know where i'm at. i'm going to try to stay here. >> reporter: purol was grazed in the back but they never find the smugglers or the drugs. now the investigation has been reopened because of for -- because a forensic pathologist said this. >> the weapon was actually in touch with the skin. also, the blackening of the edges and the rough texture of the edges, which is from gunpowder speaks to the very strong evidence of a contact shot. >> reporter: puroll claims the shots were f

and noel gallagher, a human being. billions and billions of dollars.objects can cause injury and humiliation. we'll teach you how to fight back. the law offices of greenberg and greenberg specializing in thrown 1997. and we're -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: well, that's -- you see what i mean when i said it seems ideal for that case. meanwhile, paris hilton -- paris hilton must feel like barbra streisand next to tila tequila, right? paris is actually getting sued by a hair extension company. the company says she violated her endorsement deal with them by wearing a competitor's hair extensions. i don't want to say anything, but i, too, am wearing a competitor's hair extensions tonight. this is made from material found in jay leno's shower drain. but this company is called hair tech international. they're seeking $35 million in damages. which is ten times what they paid her for wearing their products. which means paris hilton got $3.5 million to wear fake hair. imagine that? that's more than she gets paid to wear nothing. so there you go. another reason to ju

trace gallagher is in our west coast newsroom.n more proof than actually seeing charlton heston do it on camera. >> reporter: the special effects were amazing in those days, megyn, you have to admit. no matter what your religious beliefs are this is a fascinating theory. in the old testament it says that god through moses parted the red sea allowing the israe israelites to come through. they now say it may not be the red sea, it may be further down the mediterranean where the nile meets this coastal lagoon, they say it could have been a weather phenomenon called wind set down. the wind goes 63 miles an hour for 12 hours and it pushes all the water out. the wind would do that for 12 hours, after a period of time the wind would stop, and the water would come back, that's what they believe happened in this case. now it would back up the accuracy, right of the old testament, the problem is it would cass some doubt on the whole theory of devine intervention, but they are saying that maybe after all the israeli teues weren't the chosen

and alexia gallagher, no relation, executive director of nfl charities. great relationship with the nfl for forever and ever. >> 37 years we've had this relationship, usually focused on people to volunteer. we're both focused on youth fitness. one out of three young people in the country are obese. we have a platform to try to build awareness and focus on dieted and exercise. that's the partnership. >> how is the nfl backing this up this year? >> the back to football friday initiative was something that was created as a national celebration on the return to football. really, allowing nfl fans to gear up for the return and the kickoff. >> literally gear up. >> wear your team's colors to work. >> exactly. so, we're encouraging all nfl fans of all ages across the country to wear their nfl team jerseys or colors to work on -- or school on friday, september 10th, tomorrow, and by doing so, you are essentially showing your support for the return of football, yet at the same time, showing that you are part of the national awareness of youth health and fitness. >

trace gallagher thinks it's a great idea! well, i don't know if he does or not but has been following it from our west coast newsroom. >> reporter: it's a novel concept, right, renting ad space of fannies of female college -- college females? they are paid $500 to help advertise the double down bunless burger and the deal is, you see it here, they give them these tight sweat pants, and then across the bottom, i guess you should say, it says double down across the derriere. this started, by the way, at spa*ling college in louisville, kentucky. i want to show you the actual ad, just a clip. watch this: >> today is the day of double down. kfc double down, double meat, cheese, bake kwroeb, double awesome. get yours today. >> did you get -- did ut get that right, two fried chicken patties, bacon, cheese, man iz. kfc says this is a carbohydrate cutter but nutritionists said it's a killer, could have as much as 1000-calories. if the girls eat this, their billboards get a lot bigger. >> you'll have guns like that -- you don't have bu

trace gallagher, the experts are calling the superbug a man made problem. >> it is because it is comingdical tourism, that is where americans go to other countries like india and get the surgeries and these medical procedures because they are cheaper. the other countries have different hygiene levels than the united states and so they end up bringing back the superbugs with them. they get into your system and they are difficult to get out and very, very hard to treat. once the bugs, the bacterias get in you can't use antibiotics, right? and if you use antibiotics they often times don't work. the kind of bacteria, the same thing that causes pneumonia and toxic shock and fresh eating bacteria. you mentioned h1n1. the new bacteria is called ndm. you might want to get to know that one as well. >> shepard: why are they resistant to antibiotics? >> your body becomes immune to certain antibiotics and doctors say unless you absolutely positively have to use antibiotics for something that ails you, do not use them. dr. manny said they could produce other antibiotics but that is a lot of money an

>> trace gallagher, thanks. >> we are counting down to the midterms here at america's election headquarters and president obama heading out on the campaign trail tonight. he's speaking at two fundraisers in connecticut. one for the democratic party. one for senate candidate richard blumenthal. remember, blumenthal recently apologized for what he called misplaced words. when he claimed he had served in vietnam. he actually got five deferments and then served in the reserves here in the u.s. during the vietnam war. mike emanuel live at the white house for us now. what is the thinking, mike, about the obama factor in the connecticut contest? >> jon, for the blumenthal campaign, it means cash. it's a blue state, the president is getting a very warm reception in connecticut. but one expert of the political scene up there says there are risks. >> it's a calculated risk because although all of our surveys show that blumenthal is probably the most beloved public official in the state, we have to remember that we really are facing an anti-incumbent mood in the electorate even in connecticut. >> so l

trace gallagher has more from the west coast news hub tonight.lled leader of the group now held for a mental health evaluation. yeah, because, shep, when investigators first began questioning her, she gave them a false name and said she did not have any kids, though her two kids were with her. we know she is a single mother of two and when she was divorced four years ago, she got heavily involved in a main street church in that are area. she broke away and started a prayer group. she is religious but she is not fanatical. police found the group in the park praying and they had food and water. even their dogs. and they say they're not cult members. listen. >> did you see me? i'm okay, the son, the dogs, everybody is okay. we eat just like you. do we don't see nothing bad. we're okay. >> that so-called cult leader is being held for mental evaluation for the next two days. >> shepard: police are like look, what were we supposed to do? they left what looked like last will and testament. >> and the husband of two of the missing women went to the cops

trace gallagher is in our west coast news hub. i know they call the show "sister wives" but only married to one of them. >> only married to one, shep, and her name is mary but calls the other three women his spouses even though there really is no legal contract. but apparently, when you talk about polygamy, it's not as much about the marriages. we'll look at a clip of the show. as it is about the cohabitation and it turns out the cops in utah don't like the fact that the browns are cohabitating on national television. listen. >> we'll see where the investigation takes us. >> any other crimes you're looking at at this point? >> we'll see what happens with the investigation. >> there are some 38,000 fundamentalist mormons that are still practicing polygamy. shep? >> polygamy is very rarely prosecuted anywhere, right? >> yeah. very rarely. in fact, the last one was back in 2001. it was tom green and the main reason he was prosecuted is because he married a 13-year-old girl. if you recognize his face, you'll also know that back in 200

traits trace -- trace gallagher has more live. you have your hands on the memo now. >> reporter: we have a copy of the memo. we have also sent a copy to the department of homeland security. just seconds ago they sent us a response. we'll give you all the details. but the big take away here the big picture is this is the third internal memo from the third government agency talking about amnesty for certain illegal immigrants. the first one came from ice. the second one game from u.s. citizenship and immigration service. this one is from the department of homeland security issued back in february and reportedly made its way all the way to secretary janet napolitano's office. the memo talks about phase one of a program to legalize immigrants without immigration reform, and, and i'm quoting here if we can put this on the screen, using administrative measures to sidestep the current state of congressional gridlock and ener tia. the memo then details how the emphasis would be to register, fingerprint and screen illegals as an interim wa

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semi truck is overturned and they are trying to get the driver out, of the utmost concern and trace gallagherornia, what do you know? >> reporter: well, this is a mess, mar thatha, the intersect of the two major freeways in southern california and focusing in, they are close to getting the driver out of there and put up an iv bag and the stretcher and the jaws of life are out trying to pull the driver out and the bigger picture, for folks in southern california is i-10, which, if you don't know the area, runs from the beaches in santa monica out to palm springs and the connector with i-15, which runs north to las vegas and san bernardino and south of san diego and both freeways are shut down, because of this. and here's the thing: this truck carrying 32,000 pounds of frozen pie. it will be a mess out there. the only freeway that is now open in southern california, that runs east and west is the 60 freeway, one freeway, in all of southern california, so if you were having big, big zoom-out picture, you would see every freeway in southern california log jammed. this is the way everybody will be

trace gallagher has the latest on this.clues something was about to happen. >> reporter: palmdale, about 60 miles north of los angeles. either this was a huge misunderstanding, or we're not getting the whole story. all weekend long the authorities kept saying this was a cult-like religious sect. they believed they were going to go out and commit mass suicide. we're talking about 13 people, eight of them under the age of 17. this thing issued an all-points bulletin all over california. the governor's office got involved. it all began when a husband of one of the missing women said that he was told to pray over her purse for several hours. well, he did that, then he got suspicious. he looked inside, he found five cell phones, id cards, real estate deeds and letters that said they would soon see jesus and that they wanted to move on to the next life. well, the husband was afraid they had been brainwashed, right? brainwashed by the leader, this woman named reyna chicas. well, turns out they all showed up in a park the next day.

. >> or gallagher with watermelons. >>> the jets in the sunday nighter taking on miami.n't start the game. he had to sit a whole quarter after being arrested for dui earlier this week. he got into the acted right away. mark chan sez in the third quarter hits edwards to slip the defender, goes 67 yards down the sideline for a touchdown and he is happy about it. there you go. jets up 21-17. let's go to the end of the game, fourth quarter, ladainian tomlinson punches it in from one yard out. jets take an eight-point lead with under two to play. the dolphins march back. they find brandon marshal, nice move to get away from the defender. takes it to the jets 11-yard line. the dolphins have a chance to punch it in. fourth and goal, last chance, and he tries to find po san know, he's's picked off. jets win 31-23. they're now 2-1. >> why did the guy busted for dui, could have killed somebody, why did he get to play in this game? >> he had to sit for a whole quarter, that's 15 minutes. >> wow. how pathetic. that's all they have? >> the jets didn't do anything either. they could h

federal response to autism came into sharp focus back in 1998 when i was visited by bobby and billy gallagher, the parents of who daughters with autism from my district, who told me of their concerns about a perceived explosion in the prevalence in autism in brick townsship. daniel was diagnosed with autism in 1997 or another couple who told me the realities and they were very concerned about this prevalence spike. i would note at the time the center for disease control spent $287,000 per year, straight line 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998. that doesn't even buy a debt. it's so little. now we're up to $22 million. after meeting with families, these families and others, we initiated an investigation led by the c.d.c., and they confirmed that cases of autism were significantly higher than expected in brick, but the evidence gathered indicated a larger potentially nationwide prevalence problem. the drill, which was accepted by chairman mike bilirakis, as title 1 of the children's health act, mandating an increased surveillance. you can't fight something if you don't know who, what, when, where and eve