greta van susteren is next to go on the record. see you tomorrow night. >> greta: this is a fox news alert. gunman opening fire at a florida school board meeting. >> just listen to me for a minute. i don't want anybody to get hurt. i got a feeling that what you want is the cops to come in and kill you, because you are mad. why? this isn't worth it. please don't. please don't, please. >> i'm gonna kill you. [ shooting ] >> greta: incredibly none of the hostages was wounded. the gunman was reportedly in the audience before walking to the podium and drawing the weapon on the school board. after the gunman opened fire a security guard entered the room and wounded the gunman. the man apparently shot himself. it is unclear why he targeted the school board. stay with fox news for the latest.ihsxf >> tonight senate majority leader harry reid just announced a vote on the tax compromise will happen tomorrow. your taxes still hang in the balance. we have a report in a few minutes. first, does president obama think he has changed washington? >>

. >> i was on greta van susteren's show last night. terviewer but fair so i'm happy to go on. it was a tough interview and we debated these things. i think that is important to debate them here, on television town hall meetings. she said senator we are frustrated, nobody ever hears anybody say they want to cut spending, eliminate waste, fraud and abuse. let me concede this point, that for me, i don't think we do talk enough about eliminating the waste. eliminating the fraud. and eliminating the abuse. >> greta: and then there's this, the end of an era. for the first time since 1992 brett favre is starting -- is not starting a game for his team. he injured his shoulder december 5th. the quarterback started a record 297 straight regular season games for the packers, jets and vikings. the last time faye did not start was september 20th, -- time favre did not start was september 20th, 1992. peyton manning has the second streak he has a long way to go to break the favre record. there you have the best of the rest. >> the first ipad ban. inst

we return to "on the record with greta van susteren." like more informs, go to foxnews.com. have a good night. we now return to on the record with greta. have a good night. >> greta: hours away. florida attorney general mccollum standing at the federal district courthouse in florida where tomorrow's show done between 20 states and the obama administration over the health care bill many he joins us live. good evening sir. what is going to happen tomorrow? no decision, what are the parties going to do? >> we are going to have an oral argument on motions for summary judgment a hour to each side. we are each going to try to convince judge vincent at the last moment or two we have with him that our arguments have been right, pleadings filed, miranda of law. i've read both sides extensively. i think you could stack them up 10, 12 inches tall on your desk. we are going to make the argument tomorrow that we all have talked about many times that the individual mandate is unconstitutional. congress has no authority for it in the constitution. the

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she choppered in with greta van susteren and her fox news cameras.tayed for less than 48 hours. now some people don't like that i'm criticizing the palin trip to haiti but her trip wasn't about the people of haiti, it was all about sarah palin and her presidential ambitions documented exclusively by fox news. for more let's bring in jonathan alter, national affairs columnist for "newsweek" andmsnbc political analyst. no matter how you look at it, it's another controversial trip and a conversation piece for sarah palin. good or bad? what do you think? >> well, look, it's great anytime anybody shows compassion and keeps haiti on the map and she did do that, but what really surprised me here, ed, was that she wasn't more pr savvy. because what we've come to expect from her in the last couple of years is a real shrewdness about how to use the media, and if she had really wanted to have an impact and really want to do -- improve her image she would have gone down there for about two weeks with no cameras at all until maybe the end of her time there. and t

last night he sat down with greta van susteren and she asked why he thinks people are politically outstyle is different than most conventional republican party chairmen and is grassroots orient and i'm more of a street guy and love hanging out in board rooms but prefer to be in neighborhoods and communities and my first trip as chairman was to go to harlem and a number of asked why are you going there, that is where the votes are and the party needs to get outside of his comfort zone. martha: you heard him, an interesting interview with him last night and, doug is live in washington for us today. how does it play out. >> it had been widely speculated for weeks, steele would step down and last night in a conference call with republican national committee remembers, the embattled chairman defied conventional wisdom and confirmed what fox news reported yesterday that he'd indeed run again facing a committee angered over his profligate spending and poor fund-raising record, and occasional gaffes he struck a conciliatory tone and he said i always accounted to you for shortcomings, no excus

he revealed that on fox news with greta van susteren. >> can he win? >> i think it's tough. he can win. but it's tough. there's -- i think six other people are already in the running. the way the voting is structured, you'll have many rounds of voting and we have the folks up there that are running. sever several of them are very experienced. a good friend of mine is deputy treasury secretary, michael steele is back in the race. mike duncan is chairperson for the rnc in 2004 so he could win but i think it will be very difficult. >> it looks like there's 168 voters, right? so you need the majority. they say that michael steele has 40 -- as much as 40 rock solid votes. not going to be enough, come in high but usually go lower as the rounds progress. >> it's interesting. we're talking about this. a couple of days ago, politico had that story saying he's not going to run for re-election. he is running. i even asked, how could a left wing blog know what the right wing and the head of the right wing, the rnc is doing. as it turns out, they didn't know and there's a fella over ther