jenna: wow. certainly some good advice as you said, stay home if you can, or stay away in safe areas in you're in this area of upstate new york. thank you for taking the time, karen miller is again the public information officer for emergency mountain in schorarie county. so many counties dealing with the situations, there are so many people affected. gregg: so many people have lost power. for them it's a very difficult time. food is spoiling. there is the heat, the elderly, the infirm. we have seen so much devastation from irene. the penquin known as "happy feet" and where that little guy is headed now, coming up next. excuse me? my grandfather was born in this village. [ automated voice speaks foreign language ] [ male announcer ] in here, everyone speaks the same language. ♪ in here, forklifts drive themselves. no, he doesn't have it. yeah, we'll look on that. [ male announcer ] in here, friends leave you messages written in the air. that's it right there. [ male announcer ] it's the at&t netw

jenna. jenna: it is your money, and a watchdog group claims that washington is wasting it to the tune of billions of dollars. we. >> reporter: people argue when you subsidies you cut jobs. what about jobs that are not mentioned by special interests. as congress looks to cut millions of dollars from the budget. oil and gas industry subsidies for drilling, pipelines, exploration, it also goes after billions of dollars in coal subsidies, there is no mention of the administration's hypocrisy of building them overseas while shutting them down here at home increasing our electricity costs while paying for others. >> because she's programs aren't visible to the typical taxpayer, these overseas subsidies for environmentally activities of the least noticed and most ignored, bad and stupid and silly things that the government does. >> reporter: this group is a coalition environmental and tax watchdog group, some free market thinkers. they outlined about $62 billion in cuts to fossil fuels, number one,

jenna: i'm jenna lee. hurricane irene is barreling down on the dominican republic as it heeds right towards us in the united states. the powerful storm is lifting up high waves and unleashing as you can see torrential downpours on the resort areas. jon: irene is a category 2 hurricane right now but getting stronger as it heeds for the turks and caicos as well as the bahamas. jenna: forecasters say irene could grow to a category 3 today, meaning it would have winds as high as 130 miles an hour. that is strong enough to damage roofs, blow down shrubs and trees and cause extensive damage. jon: a category 4 storm which irene could very well become before it hits the u.s. packs winds as high as 155 miles an hour. here is an illustration of some of the kind of damage it can do. jenna: janice dean is live in the fox weather center tracking this storm. >> reporter: new advisories in hands, guys. we are still at a category 2, a hundred miles per hour sustained winds. we have new hurricane warnings for the northwest

jenna: mr.nson, you've been on forefront of getting this memorial done. just as a personal journey, how has that been for you? >> it's been a labor of love, as you stated. and what better place can one put himself or herself in than to say you helped build a national memorial to a man like dr. king, the first of his king, to a man of peace, nonpresident and first man of color on our nation's mall. jenna: it is one of those times in history, isn't it, you wonder what would he say now? what would it be now to have his leadership here? obviously a question we can't answer but at least we can celebrate his legacy. as you mentioned the 48th anniversary of the i have a dream speech. the president will be there. you expect 250,000 people there at the mall? >> 250,000 to 300,000 people. how apropos it is this is living memorial. so we have dr. king's words etched on a wall. and they will live into infamy and they have relevance today as when he first spoke them. jenna: mr. jobs son thanks for joining us

jenna? jenna: interesting story. one we'll watch. alicia, thank you.an invader from asia that is infesting 33 states. a really nasty bug destroying crops and even causing quite a stink. if you haven't heard about them yet they could be headed to your neighborhood or coming your way very soon. here's what you need to know about stink bugs. tracy is a bug behavior specialist at the department of agriculture. first of all, tracy, these things are not native to america, right? >> that's correct. they are native to asia. particularly japan, china, korea and taiwan. jon: how did they get here? >> it was an accidental introduction. probably came with a shipment of goods into someplace on the eastern seaboard. they were first detected in allentown, pennsylvania, back in the late 1990s. jon: now that they are here they are causing terrible problems for people. i guess they swarm by the thousands, huh, in people's homes and businesses? >> yeah. in the fall this bug has a tendency to move, well it is a natural tendency to move overwintering sites to spend the win

jenna: this is starting to feel normal, the new normals. i'm jenna lee. we are here in the fox newsroom. "happening now" we've had three days of 400 point swings on the dow. we haven't seen that type of volatility since 2008, right in the middle of the financial crisis. jon, a little different today, we are seeing numbers in the green. anyone's guess as to where it goes from here. jon: today is better but we remember yesterday. the latest action on the financial roller coaster, the dow lost a steu staggering staggering 1,000 points in one week alone. jenna: nicole is watching this for us. why are we seeing down stocks trade higher. >> reporter: volatility seems to be the new normal. we are up 262 points, a gain of about 2 1/2% on the dow. we are starting to feel a little better after what we saw in europe. there was so much concern about france and the french franc. feeling a little better from citigroup, they are extending credit lines to the french bank. that gave comfort to the market. 29 of the 30 names of higher. the bank stocks are giving a little b

back to you jenna. jenna: so fitch saying our credit is okay for now but the door is still open in the future depending upon what happens next and that seems to be a theme that's repeating. elizabeth mcdonnell dollars, thank you very much. >> sure, delighted. >>> our credit is okay. just according to one agency. and just for now. rick: trying to figure out who exactly to believe, who's right. jenna: that's where we target, everybody, it's nice to have you, i'm jenna lee. rick: i'm rick folbaum in for jon: jon: scott, "happening now", the gop field taking shea and while mich ul bachmann took the head in the straw poll, she's not getting the headlines. jenna: ron paul, by the way, came in second in that straw poll but he didn't get a whole lot of attention over the weekend, though, rick. he has something new out that we thought viewers should know about. rick: chris stierwalt, head of power play joins us from d.c. is ron paul the rodney dangerfield of politics? >> i tell you what, if i were ron paul i wou

jenna. jenna: thanks, rick. fox news alert the president just making some comments about the hurricane, the pending hurricane just moments ago. let's go ahead and particular a listen to that audio. >> we are bringing all federal resources to bare and deploying them properly to cope with the storm and also it's aftermath. i've spoken this morning with governors and mayor of major metropolitan areas along the eastern see boards to let them know this administration is in full support of their efforts and is fully ready to support their response efforts. we'll continue to stay in close contact with them. i cannot stress this highly enough. if you are in the projected path of this hurricane you have to take precautions now. don't wait. don't delay. we all hope for the best, but we have to be prepared for the worst. all of us have to take this storm seriously. you need to listen to your state and local officials, and if you are given an evacuation order, please follow it. just to under score this point we ordered an a

jenna. the event is ongoing in washington but 9/11 commissioners say nine of 40 of recommendations have not been fulfilled a decade after the attacks. among them there is still no consistent policy for detention and prosecution of alleged terrorists. that's important with growing number of cases we're seeing more americans taking roles within al qaeda and its affiliates. >> our nation's political leadership have delayed resolving the admittedly very difficult problem of reconciling the rule of law with the indefinite detention of alleged terrorists. some of whom would no doubt attempt to do the nation and individuals in the nation grievous harm. >> reporter: for some context the obama administration placed new mexico born cleric al voila can i first american on the terrorist capture list and suspects who pled guilty to the federal court in new york city where they have the presumption ever innocence of the just as reminder the 9/11 case is in the military system and decade later that trial i

jenna. jenna: caroline shively, live at the white house, thank you. >> you bet. rick: meantime, have you been watching and listening to texas governor rick perry who has begun his campaign and has come out swinging, right from the get go, it's the first -- since the first days of his campaign and he's beginning to take some heat after these comments. take a listen: >> this guy prints more money between now and the election, i don't know what you all will do to him in iowa, but we would treat him pretty ugly down in texas. i mean, printing more money to play politics at this particular time in american history is almost treasonous in my opinion. >> i get a little bit passionate about that. that's okay. i think you want a president that is passionate about america. that's in love with america. rick: and again, he was talking about ben bernanke, the fed chair, not typically a political target, but he's standing behind his marks -- remarks now in a national interview. former white house political senior advising saying on fox news that comments like that are not help

jenna: do you really believe that? >> they already are. jenna: really?in asian-american families is inexplicable skew toward male children. jenna: in america? >> in america. of those people who use such tests. during anytime, when children can be athe boed. so the idea that of those who are pro-abortion or pro-choice, that they're not going to, at this point, say, well, you know, we have two girls. a third girl? really? and don't think this is the end of it because technology advance. so when it can be two weeks, then they're going to definitely decide based on gender. jenna: do you think as a doctor, do you think this would be something that the government should regulate, to say this should not be available to the american public if it is something that's available on the market? >> i hate the idea of government regulation of that kind of technology. so, no, i don't favor that. what i think, people should prepare for a kind of battle. the word has to go out to doctors. the debate has to be, now put forward. given this test and its availability, don't t

jenna: watching your money on this friday. hi, everybody, i'm jenna leave. it's always nice to watch somebody else's money. jon: as long as they are making money and as long as you're not losing any. stocks opening higher this morning as investors cap off one of the most volatile weeks to wall street history. jenna: you see the dow trading higher by 85 points right now. retail sales we had results from that helping to boost stocks a little bit. neil cavuto is senior vice president and managinged today tor for the fox business network. we're going to so the audience what it looked like on wall street. this is the first time in history that we've seen the dow close with a net change of 400 points or more for a few days. you can see the volatility on the screen there. taking a step back, what stands out most to you about this week? >> reporter: how many were participating in it, jenna. volume, which is an indication of how many people are buying and selling shares will almost assuredly hit a record or close to a record that goes back to the october 2008 meltdow

jenna? jenna: we're also waiting to hear from the president. i talked to the chairman of the president's economic council of advisers, austan goolsbee. it's his final day today, by the way. i asked him if latest jobs report is really a sigh of relief and also to talk a little bit more about where we are in this jobs recovery. >> well, i think where we are in the recovery is we had a month of encouraging data that came in better than expected, but i always say when the numbers were bad, i'll reiterate again when they're better than expected, never make too much out of any one month's numbers because they move around a lot. even in this report you saw they revised up quite substantially the last two months, so they weren't as bad as was first thought. i think where we are in the recovery is, if you take a step back over the last 17 months, the private sector r added 2.4 million jobs. that's pretty good. we've got a long way to go, and it's not near enough. jenna: i pushed him a little bit and asked him if you could place it in a baseball game, wh

back to you, jenna. jenna: an important store row we'll continue to watch, thank you. girlfriend of a notorious mob boss in court today. she spent 16 years on the run with james "whitey" bulger. molly line live with that story. social security declaring 14,000 people dead every year even though they are very much alive. what is going on with that? with diabetes, it's tough to keep life balanced. i don't always have time to eat like i should. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes, which can help lower a1c. [ ma announcer ] glucerna. helping people with diabetes find balance. from body and bath shops? with olay get what you love at half the price with new olay body collections, tantalizing fragrances and olay moisturizing ingredients that transform lathering into lavishing. olay body collections. rick: fox news alert, let's get an update now on the police standoff in san rafael, california. patti ann has that for us. >> reporter: extremely tense right now. the situation still tense. you can still see s.w.

jenna: i'm jenna lee. we are here in the fox newsroom. "happening now" is taking a closer look at stocks around the world. this is after the s&p down grades the u.s. credit rating for the first time in his 4 tree. it's been a whole weekend of talk about it, now we see some action. jon: the dow number down 364 points at this moment tickling the $11,000 mark. the dow plunging at the opening bell. we are seeing a strong sell off that is continuing through the morning so far. jenna: one of the other parts of this story happened just a few moments ago. standard & poors following up with the downgrade of our debt with a downgrade of our mortgage giants fanny mae and freddie mac, not necessarily unexpected but another dynamic to this story. sandra smith is live on wall street with more. sandra tell us a little bit about the market reaction thus far to this news. >> reporter: jenna, jon it's not good. the markets are royaling right now in light of the credit rating being stripped. they had a chance to adjust to it over the weekend. now a new blow

jenna: we are so glad you are with us on this tuesday. i'm jenna lee. gregg: i'm greg garrett in for jon scott. jenna: whole communities are isolated by record flooding. fema is supplying emergency supplies as thousands have no power that may not come back on for weeks. gregg: connecticut's governor touring his state had to do it by helicopter, couldn't do it on the ground. irene leaving two people dead, dozens of homes destroyed. crews from as far away as colorado are coming to help after hundreds of thousands have lost power. jenna: new jersey hit by devastating flooding as well. rick leventhal is covering it all live from little falls new jersey. this story over for some but just beginning for others. >> reporter: absolutely. there are 450 to 500 homes in little falls that are in deepwater. we are right between little falls and wayne. this is the pa s-rbg sack river. it does flood when there are heavy rains. the mayor told me never this bad. route 23 here, deepwater, fast current, you see trucks and vehicles that have been caught up in it, and busine

jenna: thinking jobs?ople, professional services or design or doing things where you're working behind a desk rather than working in a factory. jenna: in these times that we see so many people out of work for months on end, that's tough to get back into the job market when you've been unemployed or coming from a place where you don't have a job. what is the key that you're seeing that you get these candidates, you help connect them with the right job? what is really helping those candidates? >> a lot of times when i talk to people looking for jobs they say i'm looking to do anything. i can do anything. that's great but it's also a problem because companies aren't hiring a vp of anything. jenna: generalist. >> hiring vp of marketing or vp of sales. you have to narrow your focus to be successful in this job market. there isn't just one or two other candidates out there looking for the same job that you are. there is one dozen, two dozen, 100 that are, so you need to be specialized and communicate what's diff

jenna: hi, everybody i'm jenna leave. we're here in the fox newsroom. happening right now market madness as wall street rebounds and braces for what could be a roller coaster ride. the dow is trading higher by about 200 points. overnight it was anyone's guess as to where this market is going, and still pretty much is that way as well. futures are bouncing all over the place, that's kind of the way the markets behaved yesterday as well. jon: it comes on the heels of one of the worst drops in the dow ever, the market dropping 630-plus points yesterday. world markets took a dive. many of them entering baar territory. jenna: greg burke is live in rome and we start with sandra smith live in times square. we see stocks are bouncing back today as of 11:00am. we are 90 minutes into the trading day. what are folks make of all this. >> reporter: it's tough to know what to make of this. we are spending the day out in the street really talk being to the folks to find out what they think of everything right now. the hopkins family is joining us right now. they were

jenna. jenna: good information for our viewer, julie. thank you. rick: a controversial curfew in one of america's biggest cities, because of flash mobs like this one. this is all happening in philadelphia. over the weekend, the mayor issued a 9:00 p.m. curfew for parts of the city for anyone under the age of 18. there were no flash mobs, but there were dozens of arrests. david lee miller is in our newsroom with more on that. david. >> reporter: that's right, there were 70 arrests this weekend for violating philadelphia's curfew, including an 18-year-old who stabbed a 16-year-old in the arm after leaving a city organized bowling party, but overall, officials say the first weekend of this curfew is a success. most importantly, there were none of those flash mobs that have plagued the city for the past two years. the mobs organized on social media sites have attacked people as well as property, rampaging through stores and wreaking havoc, last month the violence escalated with one victim hospitalized with a frequented skull, the mayor lashed out not o

jenna: and this is august second, i'm jenna lee. this is default day. we'll go to capitol hill where the senate will take action. jon: they will vote on the bill to raise the limit on america's credit card. it is widely expected to pass as it did yesterday in the house and then it heads for the president's desk. hrepbz doug mcelway is live with more. what should we expect today. >> reporter: there is very little doubt, jenna that this thing will pass in the senate today. even those who plan to vote yes are not terribly excited about this proposal. virginia democratic senator mark warner who is going to reluctantly vote yes, he is one of the authors of the gang of six proposal. that proposal was worked on by a group of by part son senators for month and much more aggressively addressed the fiscal issues of the united states was rejected. >> the fact i've been working on this issue for the last year, that we worked in a bi-partisan way, that we actually had a plan laid out, because i think this plan is frankly much too small. hao*eufpl a reluctant yes, we

rick: thanks jenna. a fox news alert, with our other big story this thursday, an unconfirmed report out of libya that rebels have surrounded qaddafi's compound, a building right in his compound. steve harrigan is streaming live from tripoli with the very latest. steve. >> reporter: rick, conflicting reports on possible locations for colonel qaddafi, rebel fighters in the streets saying they have him holed up in an apartment building, along with his sons, near the qaddafi compound, a spokesman saying it's not true, he's fine, safe and healthy. we've seen real credibility gaps throughout both sides on this conflict so we're going to have to wait on that one. meantime british defense minister saying nato is lending assets to the rebels as far as reconnaissance, intelligence, trying to help in tracking colonel qaddafi, also the bounty on qaddafi's head, put up ilibyan businessman, has now gone over $2 million, as that hunt for qaddafi continues in the streets of tripoli. the celebration continues. >> they ar

now here's jenna. >> thanks. many are based in a tight-knit military community in virginia that is now in mourning. nbc's tom truong is live in norfolk. >> jenna, good morning to you. this is naf country down here, places like norfolk and hampton that revolve around the navy where many of the elite navy s.e.a.l.s train and call home. one of the s.e.a.l.s was based in virginia beach not far from here. ladies and gentlemen, join us in a moment of sielence. >> in a baseball game in norfolk last night this naval community paused to remember the americans killed in friday's chopper crash offering prayers for their loved ones left behind. >> we lost some great, brave americans in the last day or so and our hearts and minds are with those families. i know they're suffering really tough right now. the family of aaron is mourning his death. his grandmother released this photo yesterday, saying the 30-year-old was a tough warrior, but a gentle man. on facebook, a prayer page for vaughn who is survived by his wife and two c

jenna. >> all right, atia, thank you very much. now once again, here's lester. >> jenna, thanks. the economy tanks, the temperatures across the country continue to soar. millions are in the midst of one deadliest heat cc1: waves in years and it comes as a flash flood down south triggered evacuations and left motorists standard. tom, good morning.cc1: >> hey, lester, good morning to you. look, this heat wave is record breaking. in just one month from july till now, more than 3,000 high temperature records have been shattered. lives have been lost, crops as well all because of the punishing heat. the heat wave is brutal -- >> i'm not used to like this hot. but i'm used to hot. >> reporter: unrelenting, and becoming increasingly deadly. across the country the number of heat-related deaths is rising. in maryland, 21 deaths so far. 15 in oklahoma. and 11 in texas, with more cases expected. one of the latest victims, 79 dolores grissom, who died from heat exhaustion after thieves stole an air conditioner from her texas home. >> just checking on you. >> reporter: the elderly are especia

and become the latest country to be sucked into the deepening debt crisis financial jenna's pretty cough landis says the dire economic situation in the u.s. has definitely got people worried more bring about events than the rest seen in europe and america. the downgrade of s. and p. of the good of the united states whether it was warranted or not i think speaks volumes about the shift of risk from the balance sheet of banks the balance sheet of sovereign countries which are a focus of the backstops for the welfare state so when that gets through a depression of course you're going to have mounting unrest now and i think want to merely because the system architecture is is such with the banking system and the the way that the sovereign countries have been affected backstops for. for the banking system i think that you're going to see more and less especially united states because the u.s. is an empire and it's the reserve currency of the world so when it when this when the system collapses it's going to be most felt in the u.s. because an empire sits on a nation state within which it resi

martha: jenna dinoo jano jenna lee likes to do that on the weekends. do on the jersey shore? i don't know. martha: i do that all the time, just like that guy! >> jenna: he was taking quite a ride. we'll have to get to the story we're watching and we'll be watching that guy as well. we have dramatic developments in libya, as steve was just talking about , and also, hurricane irene, strengthening, giving us those good waves, janice is live object our chat today, taking your questions about the storm. >>> and speaking of forecasters, larry sabato is here with his 2012 election crystal ball, why some states will be so vital in time -- this time around. martha: i could watch surfing videos all way long. that's the truth. i could. jenna: you and me both. martha: thank you jenna. >>> here's what was thought on a -- here's what was caught on surveillance video, a wild car chase, multiple officers crashing their cruisers. the details on the suspects and the horrifying ending to this story. >> i'm trying to hold my spot, with the gas, at that speed. gregg chilli

this week, jenna has advice on how to say no. >> reporter: ask teens who've seen their friends drunk and i bet they can tell you a story or two. >> i have a friend who jumped into the fountain by the museum. >> he started basically going around the streets screaming. >> i saw my friend take many shots of tequila and got into a fight with a toilet and broke it. >> reporter: some of these stories may sound funny, but they're part of a serious problem. >> i talk to teens all the time about behavior that they regret or they're really embarrassed by because they've been drinking. i've talked to a lot of younger teens who say they actually feel very intimidated when they go to parties with older kids. so i recommend even ninth and tenth graders especially not hanging out with seniors. sometimes seniors are beginning to experiment and talk about issues that ninth graders aren't really ready for. >> charlanne zeff counsels teen drinkers. she knows teens can feel the pressure to drink by just watching other kids at parties. if you want to, you can get away from these situations without feelin

for "teen kids news," i'm jenna. [ male announcer ] if you're ready for more from your tv service get at&t u-verse today. at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call now to get at&t u-verse tv for only 29 a month for six months. hd-ready dvr receiver included at no extra charge. plus, get up to 132 channels, with hbo and cinemax free for 3 months. [ male announcer ] u-verse tv lets you record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. and you can record and play back your shows from any room. [ female announcer ] call now to get at&t u-verse tv for only 29 a month for six months. hd-ready dvr receiver included at no extra charge. plus, get up to 132 channels, with hbo and cinemax free for 3 months. [ male announcer ] with u-verse tv, you get the ultimate viewing experience with 100% digital picture and sound. u-verse tv is ranked highest in residential television service satisfaction by j.d. power and associates three years in a row. [ female announcer ] at&t u-verse: tv like you've never seen before. >>> welcome to billings, montana. it's one of the great frontier town

jenna wolf is standing by. it's your first hurricane you've reported from, but things are different now a couple hours later, right? >> i can't tell if i'm being teased or not. >> no, it was your first one. you did a great job. >> thank you. i survived my first one. so yes, i did survive it. i can say that, because the brunt is now beyond and what we're hearing from a lot of our colleagues and correspondents, there's been damage in other places. what we have seen is the wind take a big turn, while the wind was shifting south all morning long, it has changed direction. the current is actually going north, as you can see with the flags behind me. there's a boat now passing down the hudson. the water is calm enough where boats are coming back out. the tide was so high. it had risen about seven feet. there's a moving dock that was almost completely covered it has now come down about three feet. within the last half hour, we went from being the only ones out here to a few of i would say 10, 20, maybe 25 people. to s

jenna lee has more. good morning, jenna. jenna: we have major breaking news on several fronts. about this ilitration, bumpy, below far and -- below par and brittle, that's how a major bank is describing the economy now, have banks are a major part of what we're seeing on wall street. >>> what's next? the u.s. calls on the president of syria to step down. >>> and the latest on the scandal that could bring down one of the most historic college programs ever. we'll have that on "happening now". bill: what a story that is and still developing. >>> oh joy, huh? isn't this wonderful? four hundred sixty-five? and it's not even 11:00 in the morning. we'll keep you posted, what's happening with your money. >>> a 13-ton steel sculpture, built from the ruins of the world trade center. why can't this memorial find a home? >> alterations that have no historic basis must be discouraged. >> are you talking about history? bill all right. look at this with a smile, if you can. we're off the low, okay? we were down more than 500 points, come back a little bit, the dow off 436, below 11,000, thou

>> it would scare me. >> have you ever tried the jenna technique?f someone comes up behind you they're like, i want to dance behind you, i'm like, huh-uh, no. hó [ female announcer ] choosing a toothbrush can be a game of chance. for his dentist, the choice is clear. fact is, more dental professionals brush with an oral-b toothbrush than any other brush. trust the brush more dentists and hygienists use, oral-b. ♪ i'm watching i'm watching i'm watching american television ♪ i'm watching i'm watching i'm watching american television ♪ i'm watching i'm watching i'm watching american television ♪ >> all right. finally this half hour, now that you're a little less traumatized, we'll go behind the scenes in the animal world. >> we have some really fascinating pictures of what real animals do, not the club animals, when no one's watching. abc's dan n rris is our guide to the wildlife. >> reporter: the jaguar is perhaps the most elusive animal on earth. but here's one practically staring you in the face. these are postcards from a secret world. an intimate

jenna in california, you bet, jack, look at how the stock market reacted to the farce of a compromiseing bill passage. the markets aren't stupid. anyone who voted for this bill should be packing up their offices now, because they will not be re-elected. and larry in texas says, yes, good jobs of shipped overseas replaced with low-paying service jobs. greed is now legal and we're more divided as a nation than any time in our history, well, except maybe the civil war, right, larry? we haven't hit the bottom yet, but when we do it will be ten times worse than the great depression. on a happy note, you can go to the blog and read more about this stuff, cnn.com/caffertyfile file. wolf? >> a lot of people do it every single day, thanks very much. >>> "john king, usa" coming up at the top of the hour for our north american viewers. john will be anchoring live from the white house among his guests the republican senate leader mitch mcconnell. >>> up here next in "the situation room," jeanne moos with the crooning construction worker. he loves neil diamond. ♪ sweet caroline i'm good about wash

we sent jenna wolfe to do it.ld feel that this show is trying to kill me. we're going to explore that later. this was a challenge i was up for. north to toronto to add one more death defying experience to my list. let's call it my reverse spunkit list. i have flown an f-18 with the blue angels, nearly drowned, and i've been thrown off a 900-foot building. for many, it would be considered a rather tough year, but for others, fuel to the thrilling fire. our quest to experience extreme heights isn't new, from the famed observation deck at the empire state building to the glass walkway of the grand canyon. but this? this is something completely different. after ten months of planning and inspiration, starting today the cn tower, the tallest in the world, is the latest attraction to give thrill seekers a rush. for $175, adrenaline junkies can step out on a slim five-foot-wide grate and stroll around these 116th floor. oh, and did i mention, all without the pesky con strastraif a guardrail? >> scariest thing i've ever h

. --- segun las autoridades travis castellanos y jenna montani podrian haber cometido cientos de hurtose la peninsula... ---esta es la tercera ocasion que castellanos es aprehendido y acusado de robo... cu - anchor despus de una espera de 10 aÑos y varias trabas y enredos legales, una familia de san jos finalmente obtuvo su residencia permanente.. jaime peluffo nos explica por qu este caso sirve de leccin para la comunidad inmigrante.. jaime.. take anchor live cu - peluffo csar, el caso de la familia lpez sirve de ejemplo para ilustrar el riesgo de acudir a notarios, y la importancia una buena asesoria.. roll open take pkg juan manuel lpez hoy respira ms tranquilo.. hace mes y medio le dieron la residencia a su esposa, y apenas ayer le lleg los sobres con la residencia de sus 3 hijas.. s.o.t. juan manuel lópez/inmigrante mexicano 15:07:00 todavía siento lo mismo, felicidad completa y tranquilidad sobre todo.. s.o.t. maria lourdes lópez/24 años 20:10:00 viendo la carta que era de verdad que tenía mi nombre y mi foto y todo..mucha felicidad.. s.o.t. marcela lópez/18 años 19:00:00 se levan

bill: jenna lee's down there in the newsroom, what's happening? jenna: thank you very much.the dow, we're going the tackle debt, we're going to tackle the markets. is the financial crisis of 2008 the same as what we're experiencing right now? and is debt leading to the demise of democracy? someone said that on our show yesterday. we have a panel to discuss that. go to foxnews.com/happeningnow, click on the america's asking or the blog tab to weigh in. also, of course, we have that big gop debate tonight. bret baier joining us. and a new aircraft bill that could take you from l.a. to new york in this 13 minutes flat. what do you think about that? bill: oh, yeah. um, i'm onboard. [laughter] um, but i think the price is going to be extraordinary. jenna: good point. bill: i'll fly coach. jenna, i'll' you in -- see you in ten minutes on "happening now." >>> a baseball game turns into the surprise of a lifetime for one special military family. watch this. this is quite the homecoming. [cheers and applause] woman: day care can be expensive. so to save some money, i found one that u

. >> the latest to launch an assault on gyrating is jenna marbles and her anti-grinding movement. >>re watching this to fend off annoying grinders. >> guy comes up, starts dancing on you and you turn around and give him one of these. now, the trick is, you don't say anything. the whole time. you stand there frozen. don't change your face, don't look around, don't talk to your friends, just stand there. they get a little angry. dude, what's your problem. just trying to dance with you. just standnd there. >> yum, yum, yum. >> reporter: no one puts baby in a corner. after graduating with a master in sports psychology. she began making the popular youtube videos, tired of the unwanted attention she's getting. one has been viewed over 9 million times. >> i'm sick and tired thinking guys, because i showed up at a club or dance or a bar that want to have their genitalia touching my back side so i made that video as a foolproof defense mechanism against that because it's disgusting. i don't really want to have fake sex with you. >> reporter: we wanted to know how bad it's really gotten out t

jenna bush hager caught up with him in his hometown of atlanta.ng. >> good morning, ab. us usher is my generation justin bieber. we grew up listening to his music. but recently after spending time with him it's his desire to give back that is so impressive. since 1999 his new look foundation has developed interactive programs and inspired our next generation. 10,000 kids and counting. ♪ he's known for his moves, those soulful sounds and millions of fans worldwide, he stans for eternity an artist solely known by one name. >> i think it has something to do with my name. >> reporter: a name with legacy and responsibility. usher raymond iv, known as much for his charitable work as his music. >> usher is something positive, a new light, a new opportunity for those who are less fortunate, you know. they say to whom much is given, much is required. >> reporter: and with that philosophy, usher created his new look foundation which has helped inspire over 10,000 kids around the world to give back. >> it's them taking ownership of the fact that they want to

what had been more children than to each be jenna german. where did it take them. i got out of the military in one thousand nine hundred sixty six i got over because the things i saw the things i was doing and this reasons that we were given for doing and it was a personal protest. during the vietnam war in a two war movement emerged that altered the course of history this movement didn't take place on college campuses but in berets and on ships that penetrated elite military colleges like west point and it spread throughout the battlefields of vietnam yet today few people know about the g.i. movement against the war in vietnam. after the army will always set free the army or fun travel and adventure but it really meant they are. wealthy british style rolls and that's not on the front. yard. markets finance scandal find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to name two causes a report on our. party's top stories libya's rebels and nato. we're closing in on colonel gadhafi is home town where it

jenna: that's the truth. jon: thank you for joining us. jenna: "america live" starts right now. megyn: thanks, guys. this is a fox news alert, republicans hit the ground running in iowa just one day after the fiery and tension-filled gop debate. and now we are getting reports that we could see even more drama on the campaign trail within the next half an hour. welcome no to "america live" on a friday, everyone, i'm megyn kelly. the republican hopefuls are now campaigning ahead of tomorrow's key straw poll in iowa. tim pawlenty is scheduled to speak at the iowa state fair about a half hour from now, and now we're being told he may be met by the very same group that challenged romney yesterday on social security with this exchange here. >> if you want to speak, you can speak, but right now it's my turn. i'm glad you're on social security -- hold on just a moment. hold on just a moment, i can let you speak in a moment. >> you came here to listen to the people -- >> no, i came here to speak. the way this is going to work, the way this is going to work is you get to ask your question

what is in the stew today, jenna, good morning to you. jenna: we certainly have a lot ahead. the story of the navy seals returning home, bill but other things we'll get to as well. all eyes when it comes to the economy on the federal reserve. a closed door meeting underway right now. does the chairman ben bernanke have a plan to save the economy? we'll talk about that. plus you also were covering this story, police call them armed and extremely dangerous. new information on the nation-wide manhunt for three fugitive siblings. all the latest at the top of the hour, bill. bill: see you in 11 minutes. more breaking news, back to florida. we are watching the s.w.a.t. team on patrol in broward county. we're told it's a bloody scene, a man on the floor shot, bleeding around this area that is known as a check washing store, working on an armed robbery. that's where the police have responded. a lot of this video, frankly is graphic. we cannot put it on television, but we're working our sources out of broward and we'll talk to our bureau in miami in a moment here. you saw one man bein

homeward jenna's the greek bonds are as good as german bonds so all these. make it possible for greek to all the world so much money the market may be contributing this time it's left many of those at first so eager to join the euro gang feeling they're now simply being pushed around their fares are said back in. the us under strain by the country which has as its headquarters belgium is literally a breaking point it's on the verge of splitting between the flemish speaking north and the french speaking south and the reports i think you countries will be watching developments carefully for fear they could be repeated at. song to the divorce before planning their mixed marriage but not well lowly of the southern region of belgium the country's been with delta fictive government for a record fourteen months french speak in the cells and flemish speaking floor in the north disagree on pretty much everything many analysts think the most likely outcome will see the country break into as soon as it splits with floor does complete the world lose will look to hook up

between julian assigned and former coworker daniel byrd they printed the following information and jenna left back in september of last year to start openly he took with them a complete database of diplomatic cables and supporters accidentally managed to reveal a password for that database ultimately releasing the unredacted cables however monday's article in the new york times told that story quite a bit differently it talks about the cables almost as a side note or rather hard on the fact that we give exist chosen to reveal its launch price sources and the opening line their bread and a shift of tactics that is alarmed american officials anti-secrecy organization wiki leaks has published on the web nearly one hundred and thirty four thousand leaks cables in recent days a shift in tactics all sides are a bit of editorializing the paper goes on to put itself in a good light saying that they've always made sure to protect the names of the leakers and to top it off the times says a newly published cables include the names of some people who had spoken confidentially to american diplomats a

safe confirmed from status investors remain unconvinced its finances also solid in our financial jenna's quarter this says it's not just the banks the whole countries which fell struggling to make ends meet public on. the downgrade of s. and p. of the good of the united states whether it was warranted or not i think speaks volumes about the shift of risk from the balance sheet of banks the balance sheet of sovereign countries which are vocal backstops for the welfare state so when that gets through the question of course you're going to have a mounting on rastan and i think one of the really because the system architecture is is such with the banking system and the way that the sovereign countries are benefiting backslash for. for debate and system i think that you're going to see you weren't rights especially united states because the u.s. is an empire and it's the reserve currency of the world so when it when this when the system collapses it's going to be in the u.s. because an empire sits on a nation state within which it resides in a giant carousel and so when that crumbles it's the

jenna. you know that is going to find stacy ever exactly max i officially have a diagnosis for the fainting traders of wall street the same thing traders of wall street do continue you know the markets have been up and down up and down up and down wild over the last two weeks well it made me think of the fainting goats of tennessee domestic agrees of goats in america which average an addict disorder called my attorney a congenital which is when startled younger goats diffidence all over a soup see from this image here they just fall over and freeze for ten seconds pleading that they don't care but they get up and start walking again like normal like nothing happened but this is what we see in the markets how do you apply the fainting goats of north carolina to what we see in the marketplace well i think it's a genetic disorder so i think it we see in breeding in the financial markets this is the first have imax wall street aristocracy about one point two trillion in fed's secret loans so as

jenna lee is coming up next. how are you doing. jenna: quite a lead in bill.lizing his new jobs plan. a sneak peak into the details and how that is going to work. are pilots for getting how to fly? we'll take a closer look at cruise control in the sky. in less than 20 years one out of two of us will be obese, hot sauce or not. this is on the same week that another study says chocolate is really good for you. it's exhausting to try to figure this out, bill, we'll try to make sense of it. bill: it sure is and it's almost lunchtime. the battles between unions in the wisconsin state government making its way into a parade. who the unions are trying to prevent from marching down main street monday, labor day. [chanting] bill: the budget woes in california run deep. they have dozens of state parks on the chopping block. 70 parks. at an estimated savings of $11 million a year. how do you shutter a state park and what do you do witness. claudia cowan is streaming live at a park in marin county california with what would happen there. hello claudia. >> good morning, bi

bill: jenna lee, of "happening now", what are you working on today? >> guess who's joining us?us in 20 minutes to talk about his report on paul ryan potentially entering the race, you'll hear it directly from him. also the millionaires who want to raise taxes on themselves, why do they want to do that? >> and the devil wears prada, or does it? does it pay to be mean at work? >> a new study that's raising eyebrows. here's a hint, bill. it may pay for you to be mean, it's not going to pay for martha to be mean, just so you know. bill: i see the gender difference! >> martha: you do? that's so funny. we're so glad. bill: a heart-felt home coming, a soldier and his dog, reunited after nine months apart. it is can't-miss video! watch this: >> >> foints creativity but not much else no, ord -- ordinary dwi arrest, a man on a pork lift, leading police on a chase in texas, cops say he was chugging beers and making obscene gestures as he drove down that road at 3 miles an hour, the man telling police he had just purchased the forklift and was simply driving home with his dog after picking

jenna: you're a ban tkoupbgs? jon: taking a little vacation. jenna: where are you going? jon: translyvania. megyn: welcome, everyone, a new threat for millions of americans living up and down the east coast, hurricane irene quickly growing in size. forecasters are warning of a zone of impact from north carolina up to new england. that's where we begin "america live." hey, everybody i'm megyn kelly. as we await the latest advisory on the category 3 hurricane the east coast is preparing for the korz. emergency crews are mobilizing, folks are evacuating from their homes, stores are stocking up and quickly selling out of stormy sessions. the first atlantic hurricane of the season packing a huge punch, hitting the carolinas as a powerful category 3 storm on saturday morning before it barrels forward at this point it's a category one storm. let's check in with janice dean on that and all the latest. >> reporter: this could impact 80 million folks across the east coast in the next several days. i want to show you the east coast impacts. this is with the current track that we rec

jenna: hi everybody, we're so glad to see you on this wednesday. i'm jenna lee.jon scott. we're here in the fox news room and "happening now", jobs are topping the agenda for the president as he gears up for a town hall meeting in his home state of illinois. it's the final stop on his midwest bus tour swing and