great to have you here. >> thank you, jamie. >> jamie: kelly. >> kelly: jamie, we've got troubling newon for pregnant women. researchers seeing a jump in cancers. a member of our medical a-team weighs in on that next. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe [ clears his throat ] [ softly ] she's right behind me isn't she? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. ♪ >> well, a new study this week reporting some alarming news on pregnancy. cancers are on the rise for pregnant women. and researchers can't pinpoint what's behind the increased risk, but could be many factors, manny alvarez, a senior managing editor of fox health.com and a member of the fox medical a-team, joins us now with perspective on what's going on here, since we can't determine the risk. >> well, i think, you know, listening to the way that the story is being told, it's not that pregnancy gives you cancer. what's happening is

. >> jamie: thank you. enjoy the chat. >> thanks very much. >> jamie: a fox news alert. just hours after an ultimatum is issued by the president of libya, militia groups have begun to disband, in the wake of the deadly protest in benghazi. pro-american demonstrators have lashed out at the armed militia groups, they say operate outside the confines of government. good morning to all of you, thanks for staying with us. this is a brand-new hour inside america's election headquarters. >> the new government demand comes after a spate of violence has erupted and believed to be carried out by militias in the area, including the attack on the u.s. consulate that killed ambassador stevens. we have more details here. gregg, what's the latest on the crackdown unfolding in libya? >> reporter: yeah. the u.s. government officials are pleased with what the libyan government is now finally say about this militias, as the militants are tied to a lot of troubles and possibly tied to the killing of u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans nearly 2 weeks ago. we have been wat

. >> jamie: significant development overseas, i'm jamie colby, because, sudan's government is rejecting u.s. request to send an elite team of marines into the country to protect the embassy and our own people, after the angry crowds there torched part of the german embassy and tried to storm the u.s. embassy, 48 hours ago. the state department warning the terrorist level remains critical, in that country and in tunisia americans are told to leave the country, immediately by our state department and stay away from the demonstration. defense secretary leon panetta warning the turmoil raging across the muslim world is likely to continue into the days ahead. our own greg palkot, taking a chance, live in the capital of tunisia. tell us what is happening there. >> reporter: juliey, no wonder the state department is concerned. we are back from visiting the u.s. embassy compound, here in tunis and we saw and heard amazing things. today, it is calm, tunisian military is out in force but we were told in the early stages of the protest on friday they were nowhere to be found. and, that is when pro

jon: jamie? jamie: thanks, jon. following both candidates after addressing the clinton global initiative this morning republican presidential nominee mitt romney heading back out on the campaign trail. joining running mate paul ryan in the battleground state of ohio this afternoon. chief political correspondent carl cameron traveling with the governor live in new york city right now. carl, was it expected mitt romney would start the day on foreign policy? >> reporter: well, sure. clinton global initiative virtually guaranteed that. after the terror attacks in benghazi that left the u.s. ambassador dead the mr. romney was clear he would give additional foreign policy speeches in today's speech in front. cgi. we can expect him toe be particularly critical are president for what romney has said has been an inadequate assertion of american values overseas during this mounting violence across the middle east and north africa. this morning at this event with president clinton mr. romney joked about how nice it is occasion

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welcome to america's election headquarters, i'll kelly wright. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby. taliban is claiming responsibility for giving two u.s. marines at camp leatherneck in. and nearly 20 armed militants stormed the security perimeter using automatic weapons and rocket propelled grenades and explosives, forces killing nearly all the attackers, and saying they attacked the base bus prince harry is there, doing military duty at that base and to avenge an anti-islam film that insulted the prophet muhammad. let's get the facts on this. connor powell streaming live from afghanistan with the latest, connor? >> jamie, it's been a deadly 24 hours in helmand province. the growing line of insider attacks. and taliban had a blazon attack on camp leatherneck, home to rah means and prince harry is there as part of an apache helicopter unit deployed there and the taliban say they launched this attack in order to not only capture prince harry, but also, to, in response to the ongoing turmoil in the middle east and anti-islamic video. at no time during that attack, small arms, grenades

i have reasons. >> jamie: and your recommendation. >> i think it is a great study, jamie and it is in jama and looking at 70,000 patients and you don't want to dismiss this and i'm glad, once in a while we test the supplements, because, as you said, they are not being regulated. having said that, i think, you cannot throw every recommendation we have given in the last two decades, fish oil as of today, still helps with heart, memory and everything else and let me put sense to this. omega-3 fatty acid is called essential fatty acid. why? because we don't make them and we absolutely need them. how do you get them, mostly from salmon and tuna and sardines and everything else an twice a week, having salmon should give you enough omega-3 and as a doctor i will tell you, there are two reasons why you take supplements, one is, if you are not getting enough. so, just because someone tells you you have to have supplements, you should not take it on a regular basis and the other thing is, supplements are sort of drugs and medications, because there are no prescriptions it doesn't mean that it w

if you move it goes away. >> jamie: really. >> temporarily but it wakes you up from sleep.is causing it to brain, we don't think it's not enough dopamine due to not enough iron in the body. so one of treatments is iron. one of the treatments for mild restless leg is cutting down on alcohol and exercising more. massages work for mild cases. more severe cases you have to use drugs like meripex are alevequip that provide chemicals to the brain but they can make you tired and make you nauseous. you can pick it up on sleep study. people should be checked for this. or this at the they have an urge to move your leg. >> jamie: why does moving your leg make you feel better? >> it makes them worse. they are extremely tired, they are not aware of this. as mark said, they have unresist tibl type of movement without their control. it gets worse as they walk. which is exactly opposite of vascular disease. when they are resting, it gets worse and worse at night. so whether it's dopamine or iron deficiency and should get your even checked, that is really important. a lot of people think st

jamie. jamie: absolutely. that is the scary about. james, thank you so much from the state department today. jon? jon: jamie, fox news as you know is your eection headquarters just 50 days until we choose the next president of the united states and this week the candidates are crisscrossing key battleground states trying to sway those undecided voters. president obama is heading for the key swing state of ohio right now with stops planned in cincinnati and columbus. he is hoping to win the state's 18 electoral votes, come november. governor mitt romney is in california where he is talking to hispanic voters, a key voting bloc that could decide the election. he is also launching a new batch of campaign ads laying out specifics exactly how he would govern. listen. >> got to balance the budget. you've got to cut the deficit. you've got to stop spending more money than we take in. an finally, champion small business. have tax policies, regulations and health care policies that help small business. we put those in place we'll add 12 millio

. >> jamie: hi, i'm jamie colby, good morning to you. thanks for being here.his is a brand new hour, inside america's election headquarters, lots to talk about, because we are now just over three weeks away from the first presidential debate, and, historically, did you know that the candidate who is ahead in mid september, wins in november, usually? but with the polls showing the candidates are locked in a dead heat could the debates this go-around mean more than ever? charlie hurt is a washington times columnist, joining us this morning. charlie, good morning to you. >> good to be with you, jamie. >> jamie: what do you think? do you think the debates will be pivotal for both president and vice president? >> i think, absolutely, i think that obviously, debates are pivotal in one respect, both campaigns need to make sure no that no gaffes occur and no one says anything incredibly stupid or memorable in a negative way. but i think, that mitt romney, is still somewhat undefined and the obama campaign spent a lot of money and time to vilify him to the point that v

jamie? >>. >> jamie: i love that we can keep helping by going there and helping the kids and the families. we can never forget their sacrifice for us. thank you for this story. we will see you at the final destination. >> thanks. >> jamie: we'll be right back. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're both running a nice, clean race. no need to get nasty. here's your "honk if you had an affair with taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. now save 50% on banners. [ male announcer ] fedex office. you know it can be hard to lbreathe, and how that feels.e, copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open for 24 hours. pl

you have to be careful. >> jamie: what is arsenic? >> that is natural element we find in soil and water. and it's being produced and has arsenic and goes into our system. for the most part, fda came back and we agree with what they found and that is why wear having this discussion. big concern is for the parents and for their children. in children, arsenic toxin toxicity can cause their i.q. and affect their memory. in adults we know dealing with cancer arsenic can lead to bladder cancer, lung cancer and skin cancer. there is standard that the fda has put in for water but we don't have anything like that for the food. >> jamie: can you eat rice safely? >> i read a book on fear, i think you can eat rice safely. the amount of arsenic to poison you is about hundred thousand times is what we're talking about here. david is raising a good point. one of the reasons, arsenic in the water that gets into rice, rice loves arsenic. it picks it up out of the soil. organic you get out your system but with chemicals that are in environment we are s

. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby, this is one of the we'll report, you decide. look at the video into fox news, a massive funnel cloud. let's just listen for a moment. . [wind blowing] >> wow, look at the size of this massive funnel cloud, kelly. it moves through the breezy point section of queens, just outside of where we are. >> kelly: wow. >> jamie: the forces of mother nature overwhelming and they also had large hail, powerful wind, dangerous lightning, descending on the area and knocking down trees and power lines and tossing around sand near the beach. large amounts of debris also flying around, including huge metal trash bins. and meteorologist maria molina is live in the fox extreme weather center having a busy day suddenly because of this. when will we know if it's an actual tornado, maria? >> the national weather service will have to come in and acertain the damage and the wind speed on the system. we can see on the video it clearly looks like a tornado and we have reports from breezy point in queens county, new york of already hard moves, trees down,

. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby. it's always great to have you here. that deadly terror attack killed four americans, u.s. ambassador chris stevens, two former navy seals and information management officer. peter doocy is live with more on the ongoing investigation. what is the latest. >> reporter: the latest is f.b.i. agents are still within not the city limits of benghazi. so the investigation into the attack has not fully started yet even though it's been 19 days since the attacks. republican senator bob corker who sits on the foreign relations committee is curious that thought it was safe enough for u.s. ambassador to have such lighted security three weeks ago but not safe enough for our best and brightest investigators to work under heavy guard. he wrote a letter to james clapper what has changed in libya that even f.b.i. agents, our most elite personnel cannot safely enter the city. what has led to a decline and unwillinglessness to provide answers and inaccuracy of information we have received has undermined the credibility of the administration

we appreciate that worth. >> jamie: still trying to get answers there and this big question. what is the next step to calm the violence in the region? what kind of role should be the u.s. play here. here ambassador is john bolton, former ambassador to the united nations joining us this sunday morning. good to see you, good morning. >> i wanted to broaden it out a bit and ask you overall, particularly this week, mahmoud ahmadinejad is in new york the president is in new york the entire region continues to have protests and unrest. can anything realistically change this week? >> i don't think anything will change this week at the u.n. and new york. if anything it will get worse. the press reports the president of egypt will say that the u.s. has to change its policy regarding the middle east. it has to be more respectful of islam and has more to create a palestinian state. that is very interesting perspective given that essentially what president obama has tried to do for the past three and a half years. what it shows when you pursue a policy that is perceived as weak the respo

thank you. >> thank you. >> jamie: skimming. this caught my eye this week because skimming is going on in a place you wouldn't expect, gas pumps. sometimes they are tampered with and they swipe your card and send a lot of information off that magnetic strip. 1st of all, what's on that strip, other than a credit card number? >> that strip is the 16-digit credit card number and potentially your debit card number, depending on the card you use, which is enough to turn that data into cash, when the bad guy takes that information and clones that card. basically, just copies everything on the strip onto another card and goes ahead and makes unauthorized purchases or withdrawals. >> jamie: i go to put gas in my vehicle and i look at the pump. can i tell anything about it to tell if it's been tampered with? >> often, the consumer will not be able to know that the pump itself has been compromised. generally, the bad guys have master keys to the pumps themselves and are able to put a device inside the pump. so you might not see the skimmi

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they need the rain. >> on the big scale it's good news jamie. they will get the rain and fill the reservoirs, it helps with the winter wheat crop they'll plant and get it ready for next year, for the most part, the corn crop from this year, that it's too late for that and also when they get in there and try to till the ground, and get those crops out of there, if it's too wet. that's not necessarily good right now either. so, this is the drop. where some of the worst of it is here across parts of the plains from paducah stretching up. illinois, indiana and everything to the west of that. now, take a look where the rain is going to be falling, over the next couple of days and right kind of in partially in the same area, so, it's good news, but where you see the reds, those are maybe four to eight inches of rain and as they were saying, a slow soaking rain, and this will probably be more quick than that, which means we're going to see that, where the ground is that dry again, and absorb that water that quickly and see, we are going to see more flo

kelly wright and jamie colby will take it from here. tune in fox news sunday tomorrow with bank of america senior strategist david axle rod. check for your local times and channel. thank you for watching, make it a great day everybody, see you next time. a weather alert. threats for severe weather alert across the country. welcome to america's election headquarters. i'm kelly wright. >> i'm jamie colby, i can smile, things are better for the folks in the path of hurricane isaac. the remnants are inland from the gulf. the storm, take a look at it. the heavy rain and approximately west, still. that could be news for farmers struggled on to the most devastating drought in more than 50 years. the damaging winds though could spell trouble. >> yeah, i really it would be great if it could come in and soak in and the rain is not going to hurt anything, we don't need a lot of rain, hopefully keep the wind out and rain coming nice and soaks in and doesn't all run off. >> chief meteorologist rick reichmuth, live in the extreme weather center. i ca

jamie dimon j.p. morgan then made a debt payments in penn station they found a man urinating in the corner deaf a kid in on himself eating a donut from six months ago and they gave him half a million dollars and lo and behold he couldn't pay back the money so that debt is now being exchanged to treasury for fresh treasury bills that are going to. lateral to make more loans don't most people or to go to a mental hospital and simply open the doors and say everyone has a ten million dollar logo as you've j.p. morgan thank you very much well that might help the economy max so now they remember this is all about the transformation fees so here's this had by max f.b.i. promised martyrdom payments to sting target and to me this reminded me of the banking system why investment bankers keep on blowing up the global economy and melting down markets the f.b.i. promised on mean el khalifi martyrdom payments of a thousand dollars per month if he volunteered to blow him self up so this was an illegal immigrant in a

tonight, a conversation with author and activist jamie lee curtis. her latest book is out this month and is called "my brave year of first." we're glad you joined us for a conversation with jamie lee curtis. >> there is a saying that dr. king had, he said, there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only about halfway to completely eliminate hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: please welcome jamie lee curtis back to this program, the award winning actor and best selling author is out with her latest, my brave year of first. i love that title. but that is not a buck. >> you know what? this is taunting me. this is actually a certifiable taunting. tavis: james taylor and tavis smiley. >> i'm surprised that you are not making out. i know why you're mr. smiley. what's your favorite

welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser its own merits all jamie diamond collateral transformation desk is seeing the multitude of baxter's with five quadrillion and infinitely levers toxic derivatives and two treasury bills of a bankrupt nation not to mention. stacey arbor tell us more max keiser yes j.p. morgan and bank of america are leading the way on this first headline here big banks hide a risk transforming collateral for trade yes from next year we have the dodd frank rules coming in and that means that traders need to back their bets with u.s. treasury bonds or other top rated holdings so the problem is that the u.s. treasury bond market is ten point eight trillion dollars while the derivatives market is six hundred forty eight trillion dollars right right right right this is the collateral transformation scheme that's put forward by geithner and others is similar to the trans substantiation scheme that occurred oh i don't know five or six hundred years ago in the catholic church where they turned actually wafers into the bone of christ so you're taking basically something that

mcdonnell: jamie? if jamie says it is recognized, we will list. >> it is based on the department of elections definition. mr. mcdonnell: thank you. mr. alonso: did we add clinton heights -- clarington heights? not the whole thing? park merced? mr. mcdonnell: ok. we are not attempting to create an exhaustive list. this is one that does not need as a vacation. district 8. -- need justification. district 8. >> i would combine diamond heights. mr. mcdonnell: you would combine? >> just diamond heights. mr. mcdonnell: ok. mr. leigh: i would strike open house and lgbt community center. mr. mcdonnell: removing them from this list. any additions? mr. pilpel: i am looking at it. it is changing. >> i withdraw the comment. mr. mcdonnell: ok. so, we have -- can -- >> can i suggest eureka valley? ms. tidwell: i just deleted eureka valley. some of those are encompassed with what the other neighborhoods are. mr. pilpel: i don't think i agree with that. i think eureka valley is in district 8. >> adding eureka valley. m

jamie has trust issues. >> look at you. >> what are you my [ bleep ] counselor?> yes. >> i think we'd be very good. we do great together. i'm laid back and she's a fire cracker. >> i love her. yeah, i'm in love with her. and she loves me. it's a much more intense kind of love than i think you would get out in the free world because out there, have you so many distractions, you know, and other things to do. you don't have that in here. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> but there are two downsides to prison relationships. one is that displays of affection are against the rules and can result in segregation. the other is that most of the the time, one person eventually gets left behind. campbell is in the third year of a mandatory 20-year sentence for second-degree murder. eldridge in her third year of an eight-year sentence has just been summoned to the prison's parole office. >> ready? >> yeah. >> i got a release date for you tomorrow. >> oh, my gosh. >> you ever been on parole before? >> probation. >> i don't know what to think. i leave in the morning. i mean that

the prolific jamie raskin also joins us. one of the country's leading scholars on constitutional law, he teaches at american university and is a maryland state senator, where in his first legislative session alone he managed to see more than a dozen of his bills pass into law. he's been described as "one of the nation's most talented state legislators." his many writings include a centerpiece article in this special issue of "the nation." welcome to you both. >> thanks so much. >> okay, let's play the numbers. what comes to mind when i call out 79, 76, 75, and 73? >> the age of the four oldest justices on the court. and one of the reasons we did this issue is that as we enter this election seas, this election cod determinnot only the future of the court for generations to come but the shape of our democracy for generations to come. >> you've devoted whole editions of the magazine, in the past, to the supreme court. what makes this one different? >> i think we're at a moment, bill, where we are witnessing the unprecedented co

i got my head out the car so they know it's jamie foxx.there, we checked out usa playing spain. >> jimmy: the gold medal game. >> yeah, that was a good game. >> jimmy: did you hang out with the players afterwards? >> no, i didn't have no bands, wristbands. i didn't have nothing planned. >> jimmy: well, you had this. >> after the game is over, they serious about -- i know who you are, but i don't like -- >> jimmy: they are very serious about the security over there. i tried the face thing and i wound up just getting on the subway. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now, your daughter is just starting college, right? >> yeah, man, give it up for that, man. >> jimmy: are you asad about it? >> you know, i'm sort of both. i'm sad about it, and i'm happy, what's great about carin, i don't want to say where she went to college because i don't want to have you all show up. but just to see her go from -- i've been on a thing about private school. she went to a private school which i think is great for certain things. certain things, it's not but she said she w