. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. topping the news this hour, reports that new jersey governor chris christie may be having a change of heart. and is now considering a run for the white house after all. but first he might want to hear what former presidential candidate mike huckabee is telling fox news about what it's like to run for that top job. >> arthel: follow-up to a story that has a lot of you talking. a father fighting to get custody of his baby after the mother gives him over to a charity group for adoption. wait until you hear who has the baby now. >> people ho don't like it should send the clearest message to the bank and take their money to a better bank or credit union. >> gregg: well, there is customer outrage right now. the nationest biggest bank announcing a brand-new fee for any customer making a purchase with their debit card. bank of america says it has no choice, so we're going to talk to you about what your choices might be now. >> arthel: first up, the state department issuing a new travel alert

gregg, back to you. >> gregg: leland, reporting from southern israel. >> heather: following the death of moammar khadafy, much of the concern has surfaced here. this is in sirte where he was shot dead. many libyans seem to be losing confidence in the interim government and worried that their nation could plunge into a cycle of tribal violence and retribution. david piper is streaming live from tripoli. what is the latest on the whereabouts of khadafy's son? >> reporter: he is believed to be neighboring nigr. he seemed to escape this country over the last ten days since his father was killed in sirte. we understand he has been in some kind of indirect negotiations with the international criminal courts. he faces allegations of war crimes there during the eight-month-old libyan civil war. we understand from the national transition council they want him to be brought back here to face justice but this time islam seems to want to negotiate with international criminal court and take his chances there rather than coming back here and facing a trial. >> heather: what is it like there now in

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for jon scott. we're getting new details on the missing missouri baby lisa irwin. investigators recreating the alleged kidnapping scene at the girl's home over the weekend. police now say parents are cooperating. steve brown live in chicago with the latest. steve? >> reporter: there is activity related to this case and that is a good sign. we're just not hearing reports from police about any new good leads in the case of this missing 10-month-old. police were seen as you pointed outgoing in and out of a bedroom window at the irwin home. this links up with some of the first information that the police had to work with when the 10-month-old was reported missing last tuesday. a bedroom window where lisa irwin was reported unlocked. this is a examination of a abduction scenario. family members spent their day or at least a portion of it at the nearby kansas speedway distributing flyers to the nascar fans. 80,000 turned out for the race. generally folks coming to these races head in from all directions.

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer. we are hours away from the decision in this case that gripped the world for four years now. the 24-year-old knox addressing the court in italian, saying simply she didn't do it. >> meredith was killed and i always wanted justice for her. i'm not escaping from the truth and i never will, and i have never done that. i want the truth to come out. i insist after four december that years. i insist i'm innocent. we are innocent because this is true and we deserve to defend ourselves and that you recognize our innocence. martha: they say she had been working on that speech for the last couple months. there are four possible outcomes we'll hear today. only one of those is one amanda and her family will be happy with. gregg burke joins us live. he has been covering this case throughout from italy. tell us what happened in that courtroom this morning from amanda knox? >> reporter: amanda did such a good job this time compared to the first trial. when we watched her in the first trial she couldn

gregg. we'll pass it alongers we'll have more coming up on "happening now." rick, thanks very much. jenna. jenna: a 12-year-old went into cardiac arrest on her way to class a few weeks ago. we caught this all on camera. how quick-thinking teachers saved her life and why her parents want you to know about this amazing story. we're live at the school coming up. gregg: the occupy wall street protesters heading uptown here in new york city, taking their message to the front doors literally of some of the city's most powerful people. jenna: if the powerful people are actually there. you never know. gregg: i'm thinking not. jenna: the question of the day, should congress do something about the jobs crisis in this country. choose from two answers. yes anything legislative or no, let capitalism work. you can see how others are voting. you can leave a comment. during the break go to foxnews.com/happeningnow. we'll see you in three minutes. looking good! you lost some weight. you noticed! these clothe

>> gregg: interesting.ee cell phones were also taken that night at the same time that baby lisa was taken. now there is a kansas city woman who says she got a phone call from one of these phones on the night of the alleged kidnapping. i'll just quote her here. it was apparently a 50 second phone call. i don't know who answered it or what was said or who was on the other end of the phone. so that's totally mysterious. >> it is. but what we know from the beginning that there was a call made from their cell phones at 2:38. now we know who received that call. she said that it was her number. it was a 50 second call. she doesn't quite admit this meghan wright, i believe her name is. she doesn't quite admit she answered the call, but the parents told us, look, we couldn't make any outgoing calls and if you couldn't make any outgoing calls, why is it that this person received a call from one fortunate cell phones you say was taken by the kidnapper or kidnappers. >> gregg: the whole thing is very bizarre. the paren

. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. president obama celebrating another foreign policy victory as libya braces for democracy. what effect will it have on his bid for reelection. >> gop presidential contender her man cain has gone from finishing fifth to topping a number of polls but recent controversial comments has increased media spotlight. >> second deadly shark attack by a great white at a popular tourist destination. the latest on the hunt for the man eater. >> president obama fulfilling a campaign promise to pull troops out by the end of the year. it's raising red flags who say the fledgling government in back dad is not up for the job but it's a challenge they say they are ready for. >> you have to do the job ourselves. you can't rely fully on the americans. they did a good job but at the end it's our responsibility. >>> molly henneberg is live in washington. hi, molly. why does the president think now is the time to bring troops home. >> the strategy to the end the war has succeeded. he campaigned on promise to

gregg? >> gregg: reena ninan reporting from jerusalem.heather: in a separate development, also in yemen, new reports of attacks against protesters. security forces apparently opening fire on thousands of people marching towards the central part of the capital. at least 12 people are dead, dozens more are wounded. saturday's demonstrations are part of an eight-month long protest against the long-time leader. >> gregg: a new protest is breaking out in jordan. activists and syrian ex patriots demonstrating outside the united nations offices demanding the syrian president step down, expressing anger at the united nations for its lack of action during the recent uprising and accusing the syrian government's crackdown of killing 3,000 people. in the meantime, syria's official news agency reporting the president has formed a committee to draft a new constitution. but he has also deployed troops to crush those. >> heather: u.s. troops being deployed to another country, this time it's uganda. president obama ordering about 100 americans to assist

gregg? gregg: it's been a long time coming. president's desk since he took office. thanks very much, mike emanuel. jenna: also seeing in washington now the president's jobs bill defeated in the senate, and several democrats even voted against it as well. now there's some talk about passing this bill in pieces, is that something republicans can support? which pieces? we're going to ask wyoming senator john barrasso just ahead. >>> plus, where is baby lisa? a private investigate is hired to track down this missing child. is this a good idea? we're going to talk to a former fbi agent next. >> we know she's out there, and we know where the obvious focus is. we want to extend that focus. we are here to cooperate with anyone and everyone that will help us find the guilty party and return lisa home safely. [ sniffs ] i have a cold. [ sniffs ] i took dayquil but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for jon scott. "happening now", texas governor rick perry announcing his way of creating jobs. >> giving an a-- giving an address in a steel mill in pennsylvania. we're showing awe live shot of that as we take you into the newsroom now. gregg: for the first time since unveiling -- since entering the presidential race, he's unveiling this jobs plan. jenna: the key, energy. >> reporter: jenna, the governor just began speaking a few minutes ago, but as anticipated, he is talking about further development of energy here in the united states, specifically, in oil and natural gas sectors. but this is what he describes as all of the above kind of energy strategy which he believes will end up creating something in the neighborhood, he says, of about 1.2 million jobs. governor perry says on top of this, that it is something that can be done by the next administration, his administration, within the first 100 days it could be launched and he would not need the assistance or, if you will, would not have to hav

>> gregg: news alert. deadly riots erupt in egypt. 19 people have been killed, more than 150 injured and new videotape just in moments ago, reports say thousands of people are battling each other using rocks and fire bombs even tearing up parts of the pavement to use as weapons. we'll have more on the story as it comes in. >> heather: i'm heather childers. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> gregg: i'm grirg gregg jarrett. fox news learning about a new round of subpoenas going out. it was a botched gun tracking program known as fast and furiousous. >> heather: and occupy wall street protest setting off a new confrontation this between two house members. are these protestors part of a mob or a movement? we report and you decide. >> and brand-new developments in the search for the ten-month-old baby girl. parents are now setting up a reward fund hoping to generated new leads. in the meantime, investigators say the parents are once again cooperating with them. >> i'm not sure what was set up. i was tol

>> gregg: hello. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's headquarters. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news this hour. [ bag pipes playing ] >> heather: a public memorial service is getting under way for indy driver dan chel have done. you are looking at live -- wheldon. how they are celebrating his life in indianapolis. >> her man cain clarifying his message yet again. he is tweaking his famous -- tweeting his famous 999 overhaul. >> and private sector companies now taking on public works projects like building roads and bridges. what both sides could gain or lose straight ahead. >> gregg: dramatic history making history in the middle east. getting a mixed reaction from president obama's decision to withdraw american forces from iraq by the end of the year through nato and united states announcing the mission in libya is ending on october 31. reaction on iraq, here is steve in washington. >> reporter: republicans are on his decision to pull all combat troops by the end of the year.

>> gregg: hello. i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news this hour. hundreds arrested today, protesting right here in new york. we'll have a live report and find out if their ang are could be a reflection of how many main street americans feel about wall street and big government. >> gregg: we are hours away expected judgment day for amanda knox's murder conviction. >> and the first day in october, supreme court justices are back in the courtroom with healthcare reform bang on the dock yet. >> and shift in american strategy in using drones. u.s. military drone strike in yemen killing three people in on friday including the al-qaeda leader in yemen, anwar al-awlaki. drone is a deadly and very precise weapon in america's powerful arsenal. we could see a whole lot more of it in the near future. steve is live in washington with more on that. hi, steve. >> reporter: president getting his share and criticism in the wake of that drone

gregg: this is horrific. i'm gregg jarrett in for jon scott. we're here in the fox newsroom and "happening now", seal beach, california, witnesses say a gunman, apparently enraged over a custody battle, walked quietly into a beauty salon where his ex-wife worked, pulled out guns, and opened fire. now eight people are dead. jenna: police arresting the suspect about half a mile from the scene. take a listen to their reaction: >> it's really unbelievable. quite frankly. it's just something unfathomable for many of us, probably all of us in this community, and i think we're all -- our community is in shock, as well as the police department as well. jenna: casey stegall is live from seal beach with more. casey. >> reporter: yeah, and jenna, what makes this so terrifying is that it literally could have happened anywhere, because as you drive into this little shopping complex, it looks like one you would find in any town, in any city across the country. eyewitnesses report hearing at least 20 gunshots, coming from inside the hair salon, right back her

. >> gregg: hello, i'm gregg jarrett. glad are with us. >> i'm heather childers. topping the news this hour. hundreds of protestors out on the streets and some of america's biggest cities across the country angry at wall street and lack of jobs as the president prepares to hit the road again. >>> going, going, gone a lavish symbol of moammar khadafy repressive regime. >> heather: remembering the man with a moving ceremony today. >> a hurricane may have delayed this day. this is a day that would not be denied. for this day we celebrate dr. martin luther king, jr. return to the mall. >> gregg: a monument of stone honoring martin luther king, jr. transformed to a living memorial. kelly wright and joins us live. how are people describing what is certainly a historic day. >> reporter: they were saying this was a historic occasion. thousands of people coming to washington to attend the celebration of dr. king's life, dream and legacy. joyful crowd even going hand in hand as they sang "we shall overcome." a song that became the signature song during the struggle. as the

hi, gregg.lutionary fighters are fighting their way into the heart of qaddafi's home town of sirt. they are facing stiff resistance. but they do seem to be making inroads. they have moved a mile and-a-half into that town. now, after what is really a coordinated assault from the east, west and south. and pickups with heavy guns, tanks and rocket launchers have been leading the advance with street-to-street battles ongoing at this time. they are also being helped by nato airstrikes over the last 24 hours. some of the qaddafi loyalists are holding key areas, such as the stadium and university and the main hospital. but they are also coming under fire from the air and the ground at this time. there are fears about civilians perhaps trapped in the middle of this fighting. many have got out. many hundreds have been escaping the fighting over the last few days. but some of them that are left, still swore their loyalty to qaddafi. and they were complaining about the revolutionary fighters and also those

host: senator gregg.st: i think reducing the burden of taxation is a good idea. i think he should do this with a comprehensive tax bill. this is one of the problems we have had here. we have set up exemptions and deductions. what happens is you end up with things like solyndra. because of the tax breaks and subsidies, you have a company wasting $500 million of american tax dollars. i would rather seek a comprehensive tax reform than just a bunch of little things here and there. i don't think that's a good way to govern and an efficient way to use our tax law. host: joining us is judd gregg. violent, new jersey -- vineland. caller: i am a mother, a wife, a taxpayer, and a democrat. i think -- a couple of weeks ago when the president spoke to congress and the united states forever by to come together to work on some kind of plan to get people back to work is very important. from my point of view and the way i'm seeing in it, i kind of honestly believe what the president says. the republicans are sitting on

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i was mentioning to the greggs that i was looking at buying a van sunday. we did not have many vans when my kids were burned up. we had station wagons. that was before seat belts, or before they were required, and we would just pile them in the backseat, in the back of the station wagon. my dad had a v commonan and he ad hady kids -- my di a van, and to my friends across the -- my kids across the country he did that five times. can you imagine being locked in a van with a group of 12-year- old to 13-year-old? when i was a boy, we went on trips like this with mom and dad with the rambler, that was the car that we had. but tween the parks, a mom and dad would read to us from a book called "man to match my mountain." it was written by irving stone, taken from maine poem written by public here in new hampshire, and he voted in the 1800's. bring the man to match my mountain bring the man to match my plane man with empires in their purpose and new eras in their brains empires of discovery and innovation, building, pioneers. new eras in their brain. these to the p

harford county executive david gregg joins us for this morning's q&a. >> the ravens have a busy day on and off the field and how they are honoring a troops in afghanistan. >> call their continuing. how will it ship up for trick- or- >> your 11 insta-weather + forecast with meteorologist and a bob marley. -- ava marie. >> expecting this note completely to lend throughout the day. you can see what is left of this nor'easter as this still snowing in bangor, maine. the skies had cleared out, clear skies into maryland and high- pressure selling in. how much snow did we see? the big reason we got this was because we had this from the snow system and it rapidly intensified. 7.3 inches, 6 inches, and 7.8 inches back towards the elders bird. seeed you're still going to that it will take another day or so until a completely melt away. we only had a trace along the corridor. temperatures struggling to get above the freezing mark. 31 in hancock and it is getting into the upper 30's @ bwi. 42 right now at the inner harbor. the thing to worry about is the wet, slushy snow. temperatures dropped below

>>da: friends say that tom gregg more celebrated a second chance at life by kayaking in the bay. >> he beat cancer and was high on life. >>da: the 50 year-old had just been through cancer occurred years of chemotherapy. he was battling in this turquoise carjack around 3:00 p.m. on sunday when they crossed the wake of a tugboat. friends say the way coaches kayak against this dry dock in this look it over. >> of the water from the week was cushing it. ofs set kayaker went down underneath. semites are round and his vote was other down. he was not moving. >>da: authorities launched a large-scale search and rescue operations. divers focused attention at the dry dock but the search for the missing kayaker turned into a recovery operation., we are unable to search of a dry dock because it is dilapidated. right now we will see if the water pushes the body out. >>da: his friends are in shock. >> a total freak accident. >>da: authorities are not getting at. coast guard is still searching for his family. >>vicki: and another big story, san jose police are investigating a set and officer involved

in your site with senator gregg you spoke about the super committee -- in your segment. no jobs resolution or no job creation is that we need. back your specific question. i am most of these other women and men who were over $1 million a year, i at this point do not earn over $1 million a year, but i would be considered wealthy by every other term. my tax rate and there's is in the lower 20's. some have manipulated the system to be below 15%. a fair tax rate for a person of means would be at least 30%. i think that should apply to individuals who make more than three under thousand dollars a year -- $300,000. it should be accompanied by tax reform to the middle class. if we do not go after the corporate tax reform, the tax avoidance schemes that senator gregg alluded to, i think we're just being derelict ethically as well as morally. host: leo hindery is our guest. patriotic millionaires for fiscal strength is the group. we're joined by students in lawrence, kansas. we'll get our first student on the bus. if you tell us your name and ask your question. caller: hi. good m

host: joining us is judd gregg. violent, new jersey -- vineland.xpayer, and a democrat. i think -- a couple of weeks ago when the president spoke to congress and the united states forever by to come together to work on some kind of plan to get people back to work is very important. from my point of view and the way i'm seeing in it, i kind of honestly believe what the president says. the republicans are sitting on their hands. we cannot wait -- is about 13 months before the next election. people out there are out of work. i believe that they are using this as a way of using a to work their campaign trail as far as the republicans, to get into office and to vote. it is not fair for the poorest people in america, the working class. there is now working class and more. guest: there is a lot of politics going around. the president is running for reelection. the public is running against him and members of congress are running for reelection. some of the actions that should be taken are for the purpose of sending a message. look at what the senate -- lo

bill: what are you working on, gregg?news, the underwear bomber says he is guilty of trying to blow up a u.s.-bound airplane, this as the state department warning americans be on alert for possible terror attacks after we learned iran is involved in a plot against america. plus, some breaking news on fast and furious, and up to hall usa on -- town hall usa on what to do about the economy. go to fox news/"happening now," want to hear from you. bill: got it, gregg, see you at the top of the hour. >>> an expert witness in michael jackson's trial about the doctor life in l.a. with details on that. martha: and why college professor is under fire for telling a student to be quiet. >> what happened in the class room was unacceptable, and we have and will continue to deal with that as appropriate.  you wouldn't want your doctor doing your job. so why are you doing hers? only your doctor can determine if your persistent heartburn is actually something more serious... like acid reflux disease. over time, stomach acid can dam

gregg: we got the 911 on "happening now"!an on syria, details from the capitol hill, and the hearings on solyndra, the the coarchitect of herman cain's 999 plan will be joining us on "happening now", speaker boehner, president obama, very testy telephone call. we'll tell you about it. and a congressman who's calling on the department of justice to investigate those new bank fees you kind of hate. as always, we want to hear from you. go to foxnews.com/happening now, click on the america's asking tab to weigh in, and bill, you got about 12 minutes away from your weekend. bill: a little bit. we're closing in on it. gregg: okay, buddy. bill: have a great one, okay? we'll watch at 11:00. thank you gregg, see you then. >>> a former wrestling champ gets pulled over by police. that's what happened first. we'll show you what happened next. martha: plus, more on a massive drug bust in arizona, and why authorities believe this could help cripple the powerful cartel operating in america. martha: one ohio cop gets a little more than he ba

i'm gregg jarrett.ew york city police releasing a new videotape a showdown on the brooklyn bridge on protestors. officers warned demonstrators got get off the road or be arrested. more than 700 people taken into custody. some of the protestors accused of them luring on the road just before the arrests. it's part after two week rally called occupy wall street. >>> let's less than 24 hours away from an expected verdict in the italian appeals trial of amanda knox. young american convicted of a murder of her british roommate. sentenced to 26 years in prison. she has spent four years behind bars. the defend team is focusing on questionable dna evidence use at the trial. i'm gregg jarrett. we'll see you top at the hour. >> this is thomas edison's chemistry lab. here in the 1900s edison tried to develop a battery to make electric cars commercially viable. he never succeeded. his version didn't run long enough, didn't power a car to run fast enough and gasoline was a lot cheaper fuel. would a couple hundred mil

he was donald gregg conditions morning it will take awhile for the clout to clear but eventually the afternoons we are looking at sunny skies later in the day and will warm up the temperatures i will talk more about that coming up. >>pam: still ahead at 11:00 p.m. the occupy washy protest cold glow. we will show you the couch is taking to the street from tokyo to toronto. and if we take your next flight weird britain and the increasing number of mistakes being made by the air traffic controllers. >>pam: thousands of protesters took to the street to participate in the occupied wall sheet movement all around the country today. now hear the crowd was joined by an actor danny glover. and even more pretentious march san francisco and one . the protest even track from union square to the cable car turnaround on market. and here people were protecting corporate creed the demonstrators marched down first street. the protest are becoming to gain momentum and the protest that started there are spreading across the u.s. borders we will show you the thousands taking to the street across the glob

i'm gregg jarrett. after a rare october snowstorm. a deadly punch from mere land to maine. snarling travel on the roads and up in the air. they are warning millions could be without power for days. three deaths are being blamed on the storm. rick perry hoping to prove his critics wrong making up for outcomes in previous debates by agreeing in appearing five more. this after the campaign saying he may skip some of the debates. you can catch the executive later on 6:00 p.m. eastern time right here on the fox news channel. i'm gregg jarrett. see you at the top of hour, now back to stupid in america hosted by john stossel. ." >>> as we see, education in america is a mess. what will fix it? who might fix it? >> somebody needs to fix this! you you can do it! >> oprah thinks this woman can fix it. >> thank you, michelle. i'm rooting for you. >> michelle is michelle reid. >> michelle reid acting chancellor. >> five years ago, the mayor picked her to manage d.c. schools. >> you would never run a school system be

i'm gregg jarrett. thanks for watching. >> our top stories, treasury officials testifying on capitol hill today that they've never seen the government andle >>> treasury officials are testifying they have never seen $537 million loan and raising more concerns about the handling of fst, but late this afternoon, the head of the committee investigating solyndra, asked the treasury, have they ever seen an instance where taxpayers were subordinated to private investors. in other words, after the initial loan, there's more money borrowed, investors in front of the taxpayer money. treasury official, 28 years of experience, testifies no such instance. >> right. the investor was the big obama donor, remember. this is the issue at hand, the smoking gun. this is the biggest scandal. it should be a scandal that all this money, millions of dollars of taxpayer money was funneled to a company that was on the borderline of bankruptcy, but unfortunately that's not illegal. right? the only thing this administration is gu

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before the congress, the kent gregg-judgd proposal. five republicans who co- sponsored the at in the senate were told of it by mitch mcconnell. we had to get 14 votes on simpson-bowles to even make it a serious recommendation. that was put in by republicans. this is not all-virtue, all- vice -- >> the vote simpson-bowles lacked was obama's. >> i have never seen an uglier bus than the canadian wine. he is traveling around on the canadian bus touting american jobs. >> it was made in canada, with the secret service bought it from an american company in nashville, tennessee, which outfitted the interior. >> the problem is that it looks ominous. it is scary-looking. just a black. i don't know why they made it black. >> the complaint is that it is a canadian -- >> i understand, but come on. >> security service -- i am deeply sympathetic to this. think of how hard their job is now. in this atmosphere, this time we live in, to protect a black president of the united states, with all the hate that is out there, i am willing to give the secret s

just yesterday, gregg harper and his brother were attacked by the police and arrested. i am not here to talk about that. from my knowledge and my investigation, what i found out is that the police were videotaping. it is not their job to antagonize people or to try to push people's buttons. he had been going to city college and he was getting involved -- keeping a low profile purposely. lately, in the bay view, i have seen police officers pull over grandmothers and their children, i have seen cars pulled over back to back to bat. i am here to stop the antagonism that is going on. i am not here to take on the police. i know everybody has a job to do. the police, the doctors, and you triet i am here to address things i have seen going on. something simple and minor can wind up catastrophic. this is something that we have got to address. something we have got to transfer or something like videotaping. there has got to be trust on both sides grid that is what i am here to address. right now, he is probably going to miss school. he has been going to city college and he was g

before the congress was the kent proposal.judd gregg five republicans who co- sponsored that in the senate were pulled off of it by mitch mcconnell. we had to get 14 votes on simpson-bowles to even make it 8 serious recommendation bid that was put in by republicans. this is not all virtue, all vice -- >> the vote bowles-simpson laughed was obama's and that is why it failed. >> i have never seen an outlier bus -- uglier bus that the canadian wine. he is traveling around on a canadian bus touting american jobs. >> it was made in canada, but the secret service bought it in nashville, tennessee. >> the problem with this bus is that it looks ominous, is scary- looking. i don't know why they made eight it black. >> what is really going on is that the secret service is calling the shots. i am deeply synthetic to this. -- deeply sympathetic to this. think of how hard their job is now. the secret service job is always hard, but in this atmosphere, the time we live in, protecting a black president of the united states with all the hate that is out there, i am willing to give the secret service an aw

heather: here's gregg jarrett with what is coming up on happening now.gg, haven't seen you since yesterday! >> yes, a few hours ago! heather, good to see you. "happening now", several of the republican candidates for president converging on new hampshire today. so we're going to take a much closer look at this key battle ground state and a couple of others. >>> with the economy suffering, the president's poll numbers sinking, why haven't we seen a bigger shakeup of his strategic team? we'll take a closer look at that. >>> plus awaiting word on new subpoenas to be issued in the fast & furious scandal and new and worrisome signs on the u.s. economy. so we'll see you back here, "happening now", in a few minutes. heather: and we'll tune in. thank you very much, gregg. >>> she has been missing for a week, a ten month old baby vanishing from her crib, police now trying to recreate what may have happened to lisa ir wane. bill: hazard doesn't even come close to describing a hole on this golf course. not even close. >> first time i ever saw him, some men were fee

allan gregg for a second night in a row, 1-0 cardinals. joshua hammond tied it, followed by michael young with a sack light of his own. the cardinals take two-one and they will tie -- texas takes it 2-1 and they will tie the cardinals in that series, one game apiece. we are back with a quick look >> cool weather on the way, lies only in the 60's for a few days, but it will be nice and clear. lots of sunshine for the weekend, and some classic fall weather coming in. >> don't go out at 3:00 in the morning and look for the sunshine. thanks very much for joining us. we will see back here tomorrow. every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business. it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $7.8 billion to small businesses across the country so far this year. because the more we help them, the more we help make opportunity possible.

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the health and human services department was bound that senator gregg put through on this floor.e secretary of health and human services announced that it would shutter a voluntary long-term care insurance program that was included in the health care law and throws the issue back to congress. so, because of that and unfortunately, we did not have that same provision in the rest of the bill, otherwise the whole thing would have been junked by now, the administration has been forced to junk the class act. so the "wall street journal" this morning goes on to say, quote, at a minimum, the g.o.p. could begin by repealing the class program all together, since its legal authority is still intact. quote, one should never leave a partly loaded gun on the table even if most of the chambers are empty. also suggests that taxing a few of the more destructive provisions and forcing democrats to defend them as mr. orszag's independent payment advisory board of 15 political appointees who have broad powers to control health markets and health care. our suggestion from the "wall street journal,"

host: senator gregg. guest: i do not believe this tax pledge is in contradiction to major tax reform. i believe you can do a major tax reform and still comply with this tax reform. major tax reform is separate from this tax pledge which just deals with raising rates. the second issue -- what was the second issue? host: reducing the tax rate. guest: sorry. if you were to take capital gains rate to zero, then is not that you would lose tax revenue. you would probably generate tax revenue. it would create jobs and taxable income that is not occurring because the economy would be expanding. the capital gains income would fall off to zero. you would be creating jobs. this would be significant. the argument that taking tax rates down doesn't generate more revenue is one which i have trouble agreeing with if the tax rates are set any reasonable level. we are not talking about eliminating taxes. we're talking about having tax rates which energize more economic activity. from my standpoint, that's the way you shou

for happy hour and joining me this evening as our team web writer andrew blake my gregg's says the editor of reason magazine and reason dot com gentleman have you back this is a dangerous combination over here that we have seen so let's talk about starbucks that has a new plan to save the world take a look or save the economy sorry. we began at starbucks to kind of get underneath the hood and understand could we create this respect and as an opportunity create donations in our stores with the millions of people that come into our stores and as a result of that. millions of dollars back into the community with community lending organizations. so starbucks apparently recently just finished closing seven hundred branches is what i read so i guess they have a little bit of guilt maybe that is why would they want to join in getting laptop hobos out of there saying well. you know i mean i also saw that story but you know you got to respect and you don't i think it's a really nice idea is it going to work i don't know they said. maybe starbucks would stop charging people like seven dollars for a

i decipher happy hour and join me this evening as our see web writer andrew blake gregg's says the other reason i've seen and reason dot com so i've been a savvy back is a dangerous combination over here that we have. let's talk about starbucks that has a new plan to save the world take a look or save the economy sorry. we began at starbucks to kind of get underneath the hood and understand could we create this risk there as an opportunity to create donations in our stores with the millions of people that come to our stores and as a result of that. millions of dollars back into the community with community lending organizations. so starbucks apparently recently just finished closing at seven hundred branches is what i read so i guess they have a little bit of you know guilt maybe that's why they want to join the kicking laptop oboes out of their seat. i also saw that story but you know you get a race and you don't i think it's a really nice idea if you know we're going to go they said. maybe start with said stop charging people like seven dollars for a cup of coffee and then they'll have

. >> gregg said they were in the theater for about four hours in did significant damage.they cannot ship enough away to the the thing fell and then they went to work on the steel did. >> they got a little frustrated may try to actually cut through lead to live. >> it is massive. it weighs about 40 pals. we have some changes so quarters the data recorders. >> there was nothing else to steal, but was there? >> they did not want to go empty-handed so they broke open the locks are concession and then they got into our back candy inventory. >>reporter: reduces that the safest of, should you have to get a new one. that is a lot of work to come out of candy may be there are stashing it for halloween. >>gary: coming of a big night for baseball, a draft named after al davis and valises is here to she a lot of in dickie e-mails. that is later in the broadcast. ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry abou

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president, i think a special recognition goes to former senator judd gregg of new hampshire. as ranking member of the budget committee, when he was still in the senate, and a senior member of the health committee, he was deeply concerned about the ultimate costs of the class act on future generations. he led an amendment to require the class act be actuarially sound. he did so not because he wanted to improve the class act but because he wanted to make clear how the class act could not work from a fiscal standpoint. his amendment showed that once implemented, the class act would take in revenues in early years and then begin to lose revenues in the out years, ultimately either failing or requiring a massive bailout by taxpayers' money to salvage this program. in a strange twist of budget-scoring rules, his amendment, once accepted, led the congressional budget office to score the class act as producing savings on paper in the short term. the score made clear the class act was doomed to failure, but as only happens here in washington, a score showing the obvious failure of the