harris? >> harris: real quick, rich, before i let you go, what sector in particular is feeling this. >> we thought we had been seeing some pretty good manufacturing growth over the last few months. that wasn't the case here. manufacturing sheds about 15,000 jobs. the government fell about 7,000. when you take just private sector growth, that's private companies hiring, 103,000 jobs. we have gotten a report yesterday that said private companies had hired about 200,000 folks last month. so that was a disappointment there. much in leisure and hospitality that's some of the more private sector job growth when you break it down, harris. >> harris: i will will tell you for millions of people out there this sounds like deja vu all over again. rich edson thank you very much for the perspective on this. president obama saying that things are getting better. he points out more than 4 trillion americans have -- 4 million americans have found jobs. not good enough. governor romney told fox news he agreed

harris?> harris: well, it has been such a dangerous week for americans in that region. one of the responses that we saw, jennifer, is our marines moving in to protect american interest. >> well, now we know that the pentagon has authorized a third quick response team. it's a fast platoon of marines, about 50 marines are moving into sudan now. this is the third unit in as many days to be deployed to our embassies. one went to libya to the capital tripoli to secure the u.s. embassy there. one was then sent to yemen, and now we understand that a fast team of marines, about 50 in a platoon are being sent to sedan to try to quell things there. two u.s. navy warships are off the coast of libya. they are armed with tomahawks, the u.s. is flying intelligence surveillance flights drones over eastern libya over benghazi in particular as they begin the hunt for those who killed the u.s. ambassador and three others. the ben georgia's airport was closed -- benghazi airport was closed. >> harris: our cover

harris. >> harris: connor, thank you. right now, the state department preparing to suspend operations at the u.s. embassy in islam bad. and that's the exact wording on the website, the state department saying that u.s. citizens should be aware that the capital city will cease beginning tomorrow. they've seen activity in pakistan of course after the murder of our ambassador and three other americans at the u.s. consulate in libya. and after seeing that, we know what this potentially can turn into. and let's in fact move on to the situation in libya. that country's president saying that police have rounded up some 50 suspects and also says some of those held are foreigners who infiltrated his country and have connections to al-qaeda. and adding the attack was not spontaneous, but planned. and the dates which fell on september 11th last tuesday, was no coincidence. >> and they're choosing the specific date of this so-called demonstration, and leaves us with foe doubt that this has-- predetermined. >> harris: and this is no t

harris, back to you. >> harris: brenda, thank you very much.e 1,000 pastors nationwide are preparing to deliver a sermon the irs may not want to hear. they're trying to draw attention to a 1954 tax code that prohibits tax exempt organizations like churches from engaging in political endorsement. a group known as alliance of freedom, is challenging that, preachers right for free speech and members plan to take to the pulpit next month to preach politics ahead of the november elections. they're hoping their defiance will prompt the courts to consider their beef with the irs. >> well, hours from now a controversial new ad will be on display around america's largest city. while the message and timing of its release here in new york is raising some eyebrows with people, others say it's a debut, is a victory for the first amendment. we report, you decide. stay with us. does your phone give you all day battery life ? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do tu

harris, back to you. >> harris: steve centanni tonight. thank you very much. president obama continuing his bus tour there, and spoke a short time ago to a crowd on palm beach as you heard, he hit governor romney on medicare reform, a hot topic in the sunshine state and travelling with the president, ed henry. is this a strategy now, trying to take the focus off of jobs and put it on health care? >> well, no doubt about it, harris. the president is still talking about jobs and realizes it's important to the american people, but the bottom line after friday's weak jobs report. what the president is trying to do about the campaign, less a referendum about him and make it a choice election about the future and medicare fits there in two ways, number one, you have a lot of senior citizens here in florida, obviously. they care a lot about medicare and they want to hear about both sides plan. and the president has a right target here in the ryan budget and suggests it will end medicare as we know it. here is what he had to say today. >> here is what you need to know

harry potter's author, j.k.ng is poised to release her first novel written for adults. >> tell me where we are. magnificently beautiful. >> reporter: the casual vacancy is different from "harry potter" as you can imagine. the setting is an english town. >> it's not based where we are. it's very english and we're in scotland. i expect we're in that kind of rural prettiness. but it's anything but pretty between the haves and have nots. we've come to edinboro, scotland to talk about her new novel. the book deal was prostitution and heroin addiction. >> there's adolescent sex, there's cutting. there's death. >> yep. >> but it's a comedy. >> there are all those things. when i read the brurb that it was a black comedy. i thought maybe it's comic tragedy. there's rumor in the book, at times real humor but not primarily a comedy. >> reporter: the book is so top secret the publisher guarded it like the sorcerer's stone. >> this is so rare, i read the manuscript pages in your publisher's office. >> sorry about that. >> wh

question is what will harry be? there's harry the clown. harry the flirt. harry the soldier. here is that harry will just be harry and that's okay. because his unbridled charm always helps to make up for his missteps. so ti may just be the face of harry the humanitarian that wins out. lama hasan, abc news, london. >> and we thank you for watching. and the whole political team will be here at 10:00 p.m. for the kickoff of the democratic national convention. ms. obama's speech tonight. and a special edition of "nightline" with terry moran later. i'll see you again soon. >>> next on abc 7 news at 6:00 breaking news. a chp officer not expected to recover perfect a shootout that left a suspect dead. >> that incident shut down a freeway for hours, you'll see how traffic is flowing now. >> and the second anniversary of the deadly san bruno pipeline blast. and the new call for change. at pg&e. >> and live from the democratic convention, california delegates weigh in on michelle obama and other women taking center stage. >> you're looking at the aftermath of a deadly shooting along an

i'm harris falkner, we're live as fox reports tonight. coming face-to-face, for their first presidential debate with millions of americans set to tune in, both sides now setting expectations. >> i think what people are going to see is who is mitt romney, what kind of a president is he going to be and what are the choices thatha particular debate and all the debates. what we're going to tell the people, the whole campaigning where we are as a country, where we need to go. how to rebuild the economy and make the middle class secure. >> harris: fox report, how the nominees are preparing right now. and they make the decisions that affect americans now and for generations to come. the nine supreme court justices headed back to the bench less than 24 hours from now, to settle some of the most divisive issues in our country. in minutes, what's at shake. also, riding along on the final leg of a cross country journey to honor our fallen heroes and the families they left behind. celebrate, mission complete. ♪ we begin tonight with what could very w

harris, back to you. >> harris: brenda, thank you very much.terrifying moments at a monster truck show, when one of the big trucks racing toward the finish line is out of control and into the crowd. no one saw this coming. until it was too late. wow, i hadn't seen that vantage point of it. we'll watch it again when we come back. stay close. >> a monster truck out of control. flying into a crowd at a race in oregon. the whole thing caught on tape. >> oh. (screams). you can't blame whoever was rolling that for putting the camera down, you can see the blue pickup truck racing across the screen here in a second and suddenly veers towards the stands and that cameraman, running, trying to get tout of the way and you can't blame him. the truck hit a barrier and entered the crowd, hitting three people. they were all hospitalized. here it comes. but they're expected to survive, those three people who were hit. a track official says the truck's hydraulic steering failed and there was simply nothing that driver could do, wow. brand new reaction tonight fo

question is what will harry be? there's harry the clown. harry the flirt. harry the soldier. here is that harry will just be harry and that's okay. his unbridled charm always help him to make up for his missteps. so ti may just be the face of harry the humanitarian that wins out. lama hasan, abc news, london. >> and we thank you for watching. and the whole political team will be here at 10:00 p.m. for the kickoff of the democratic national convention. ms. obama's speech tonight. and a special edition of "nightline" with terry moran later. i'll see you again soon. heavy load in america. but mitt romney plan, a middle class to $2,000 more a year in taxaxe. multi-millionaires like himself hits the middle class harder... bigger break. forward for america? this message.

what is the crowd like on stone street, harry? >> you walk on stone street and see a lot of younger people and older people, too, with jackets and ties. people, they love to sit outside. >> i have to tell you, you know, all the businesses that opened on stone street, ours have been great forred neighborhood. >> in the 11 years since the terror attack in 2001, stone street is one of the largest commercial developments in manhattan. a neighborhood with changing demographics and ideas. tell me, harry, how the neighborhood has changed. >> when i started, it was a 9-5 job. those days, the restaurant was closed at night. the most you could find. i was the first one here that kept my kitchen open after 10:30 at night. outside business now is completely different. >> we try to create things good for both neighborhoods. meaning, you have the wall street financial community down here and you have the people who live down here of t. if you walked down the street in the '80s and '90s, it was hello, harry, hello. now it is somebody else walkin

the vegas out of harry. weeks after his royal highness became his royal nakedness on tmz, harry puts back on his mantle of maturity. he'll trade that pool for a poolside seat at the paralympics. >> prince harry of wales! >> reporter: where he's the official ambassador alongside fellow fan kate. he'll answer his first questions. to a very grateful audience. he'll speak at a charity for very ill kids where he's a patron since 2007. >> i feel in awe of such determination, resolve and strength to take on the challenges that they face. >> reporter: it's an easy way for the party prince to properly return, combine charity with cheerleading, no tough questions here. >> what we'll see over the next couple of days is the prince harry we know and love. prince harry who has great empathy with children. the prince harry who love sports. >> reporter: and don't expect him to speak about the sin city shindigs. he doesn't need to. people have responded here with support, not scorn. >> if you ask anyone about what they think

and you look up at uncle harry and you said, "i see." and what uncle harry say? you guys have an uncle harry? [laughter] didn't uncle harry say, "this hammerhead has a lot of inertia." to say it has a lot of inertia, when it's moving, it tends to keep... - moving. - moving. okay? and so when this part stops, what does this part tend to keep doing? moving. and--skkrcch!--right down. boom! and every time you hit it--skkrcch! it tightens right up. hey, huh? there's inertia. another thing, too. guess which acts the same way? this little hammerhead that's in your back. how tall a you guys? you got your driver's license. your driver's license tells how tall you be, right? is that the morning figure or the night figur do you guys know that at nighttime you are shorter than you are in the morning time? did you know that? it's true. scout's honor, it's true. now, have you checked it over the weekend? you have in your back, you have a little sack-- you have all these little bones like these. and as you keep going like this, walking along, boom, boom, boom, through the day.

he's harry the hero, not harry the playboy prince. >> reporter: the prince who's been training for the role of hero all his life. muhammad lila, abc news, kabul. >>> and coming up, it looks like this man is leaving the airport with his own bags. it is video of a brazen new way thieves are stealing your luggage. we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help people and businesses who were affected, and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy -- and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. we've shared what we've learned with governments and across the industry so we can all produce energy more safely. i want you to know, there's another commitment bp takes just as seriously: our commitment to america. bp supports nearly two-hundred-fifty thousand jobs in communities across the country. we hired three thousand people just last year. bp invests more in america than in any other country. in fact, over the last five years, no other energy company has invested more in the us than bp. we're wo

>> harris: i am harris faulkner. this is the fox report. the upon danger for americans not just abroad tonight. the feds break up a terror flotin one of our nation's city. on the front line. the enemy disguised as our friend with deadly consequences. >> assassin . it is happening again. nato troops gunned down by a terrorist wearing an afghan police uniform . that follows the deadly ambush on our premiere base. with new word the is one of the famous people in uniform . . also our military and the fbi now on the hunt in libya for the killers of four americans who died in our consulate. and praising the death. and insighting others to go after u.s. facilities and our journalist on the ground as we witness the latest effort to protect americans under threat. >> americans under attack overseas in afghanistan. the nato forces confirming a man dressed as an afghan police officer shot and killed two nato police officers. >> the green on blue attacks are so common. our fighters had to stop training their afghan counter parts. all of this on another

vegas out of harry. weeks after his royal hi highness became his royal nakedness on tmz. he'll try that pool for a poolside seat at the paralympics. >> prince harry of wales! >> where he's the official ambassador alongside fellow fan kate. he'll answer his first questions. he'll speak at a charity for very ill kids. >> such determination, resolve and strength to take on a challenges that they face. >> it's an easy way for the party prince to properly return. combine charity with cheerle cheerleading, no tough questions here. >> what we'll see over the next couple of days is the prince harry we know and love. prince harry who love sports. >> reporter: don't expect him to speak about the sin city shin digs. he doesn't need to. >> if you ask anyone about what they think of prince harry, they probably love him even more. >> reporter: 27-year-old happens to be an apache pilot. captain wales returns to duty this week. hoping to redeploy to afghanistan. >> he's a service man. he wants to be able to look his fel

harry finds himself at the intersection of old and new.ly for the gang at harry's wall street will always be the family business. the wall street journal from september 20th 1976 and right there in the middle of it after the exchanges close, harry's bar is a market indicator. >> in those days it was. they used to come here because this was an exciting place. and no matter what problems they have, they used to forget the problems. when i first arrived from greece, i never expected to own a restaurant. i wanted to race canopies and i met all of the wall street people and a lot of good friends and maybe they could help you a little. but that worked the other way around, not only helped me, they enjoyed my success more than i did. >> when peter was born, did you want your son to work with you? were you even given a choice? >> actually, i don't think he really wanted me to work with him to tell you the truth. >> i wanted peter to work for wall street. one of the big firms. i got him interview with everybody and everybody told me peter is not go

harry told him, i heard you're on itv earlier.ou said something cheeky, let's not talk about that here. but for all the jokes, those las vegas photographs have been a chastening experience. a few years ago the threat to royal privacy came from photographers and cameramen with telephoto lenses, the lesson of vague as is it no longer takes a paparazzi to embarrass a prince. >> they played the bare necessities before harry's speech at the well child awards, he didn't mention las vegas, but it may have been on his mind. >> all of you children, families, nurses, doctors, careers, volunteers, are quite frankly too remarkable for me adequately to describe it with words. but never one to be shy in coming forward, i'll give it a go. >> prince harry may briefly have lost his dignity, but he hasn't lost his sense of humor. itv news. >> that's for sure. now here's your "first look" at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. as the 2012 democratic convention gets under way, the party says there are 5,000 delegates and half of them are women

eventually harry had to make a public appearance. tonight it was for charity, an awards ceremony for critically ill children. the prince, now fully clothed, turned on the charm. harry's appearance was scheduled long before last month's embarrassing over exposure in las vegas, but there was no doubt it was on people's minds today. 6-year-old alex logan suffering from leukemia was on british tv before hand and was asked what he would say when he met the prince. >> i'm glad you've got your clothes on prince harry. >> reporter: but harry gently made sure the subject never came up. still, when he took the podium tonight the prince knew he had an obstacle to overcome. >> all of you are, quite frankly, too remarkable for me adequately to describe with mere words, but never one to be shy at coming forward, i'll give it a go. >> reporter: it was a simple, unspoken acknowledgment that let him get on with the important task at hand. >> it's you that represent the very best of britain. your spirit triumphs through adversity and makes our every d

and the thing about harry reid is, harry reid doesn't care what anybody else thinks.tack dog here. in fact, i'd say considering joe biden does most of his attacking with a smile, that makes harry reid his more vicious attack dog. he can go after romney on anything. seems to be personal with him. >> greta: is he effective as the senate majority leader? any of you. >> well, i think republicans will be quick to say they've gone how many months out passing a budget. they've punted on a number of issues. if you're asking republicans, no. harry reid is the king of gridlock. he's been single-handedly -- he and the president have been responsible for government grinding to a halt. i think democrats would argue that he's a fighter. he's their fighter. he's a former professional boxer in their corner all along. >> that's right. you have to remember that he's also sort of a de facto leader of democrats in congress. what he's doing is fighting for his party. he's fighting and trying to make the republicans look as bad as possible. to that end he's been somewhat successful. >> gre

harris? >> peter, thank you. >> we know they ricked their lives overseas and protecting our freedoms here at home. a group of republican lawmakers are concerned that brave men and women in uniform are not begin the right to vote and they are letting the pentagon know about it and the melee under the friday night lightts. this is a high school football game and this is becoming a mess and this is a violent mess. what started the brawl? [ female announcer ] think it's impossible to reduce the look of wrinkles after just one use? think again. [ female announcer ] with olay regenerist wrinkle revolution, it's possible to reduce the look of wrinkles in just 10 minutes. now you've seen it. experience it for yourself. [ female announcer ] olay regenerist. if we took the nissan altima and reimagined nearly everything in it? gave it greater horsepower and best in class 38 mpg highway... ...advanced headlights... ...and zero gravity seats? yeah, that would be cool. ♪ introducing the completely reimagin

>> that's harry reid.ian politician, he just is, as machiavellian as you get on either side of the aisle, and it's tough. he's going to throw fast, hard and inside, and, look, the part of this for mitt romney is if you're, if you're running for president and you can't handle harry reid during the campaign, you're not going to be able to handle him -- megyn: well, is it a question, joe, about being able to handle it, or is it just a question of, you know, going there at all? because i asked frank luntz, can you imagine if you had a top romney surrogate come out and say barack obama's not the face of christianity, he's sullied that religion? >> well, first of all, harry reid's a mormon, so i guess that gives him some license or cover to do it, but the fact of the matter -- megyn: i'll get to you in a second, ed, i promise. >> come on. >> the fact of the matter is -- >> you can't say he sullied the religion. it's like a catholic saying to another catholic, this is outrageous -- >> ed, and guess what? republic