julie? >> julie: hope not. laura ingle, thank you very much. senators may face a growing controversy on capitol hill when they return from the winter recess. it resolves around summers who is tapped to head the transportation security administration. "washington post" says some lawmakers supported sothers despite knowing about a troubling personal incident in his path. could it derail the nomination? we have more from the capitol. >> harry reid plans to push hard if a full confirmation vote on erol sothers but reid could have a fight on his hands. "washington post" reports that some senators already knew before they voted to confirm southers that he mischaracterized personal incident in his past. that incident is from 20 years ago when southers was an fbi agent and accessed controversial records about his ex-wife's boyfriend. a day after the vote, southers admitted he did searches himself. republican from maine said he had concerns but now says is satisfied with the explanati explanation. but jim demint isn't. he blocked southers' nomination ov

from new york, good night america. [ applause ] >> julie: welcome i'm julie banderas. >> gregg: and i'm gregg gator. a show of force and a hail of bullets. [ gun shots ] >> gregg: that is anti-terror training in the hills of vienna. elite military unit is prepares to open a new front among the al-qaeda forces that live amongst them. we're going to take a close look what america has to do to track down the killers overseas and keep our homeland safe. >> to work with this... and i told them everything. and we arrange together this attack. >> julie: a chilling message of revenge from beyond the grave. the man in the video you just saw, the suspected homicide bomber that killed seven c.i.a. employees on december 30th. he apparently sitting next to the new pakistani taliban leader. it surfaces on an arabic station. he was iranian doctor that was recruited. he was supposed to be a double agent hired to infiltrate the upper levels of al-qaeda. instead he was playing for with the other side. caroline shively has this report. >> reporter: in just released tape, he says revenge is why he killed t

>> julie: live and i'm julie banderas. >> gregg: and i'm gregg jarrett. several hundred more troops are on the move in the mountains of yeyz, yemeni officials say the reinforcements have been sent into two of yemen's provinces, regions that are al-qaeda's strongholds. it comes as president obama for the very first time drawing a direct link between the yemen based branch of the terrorist group and would be christmas day bomb are. >> it appears that he joined an affiliate of lakers al-qaeda and this group trained him, equipped him when those explosives and directed to attack the plane headed to america. >> gregg: molly henneberg is live in washington. molly, president says the u.s. has had its eye on al-qaeda in yiyz for a while. >> molly: yes, in the broader arabian peninsula, president said they have gone on the attack previously. take a listen. >> in recent years they bombed yemeni places. i have ordered to strengthen our with the yemeni government and working them to strike al-qaeda terrorists. >> molly: yemen in response as you were saying, has sent h

it could have been from julie in silver spring this morning. julie wright.tty, there is no official january thaw. i'm not sure what you speak of. most years, we get a period where we get a break. it is january. we see cold temperatures in january. although, we are seeing unusually cold temperatures. we've had an unusual a snow, not for january but for december. and it likes we'll stay on track -- it looks like we'll stay on track for the cold air. tuckers a climatologist by trade and you've been looking at the long-term friends trends. >> the climate prediction center has put out the 30-day outlook which calls for below normal temperatures right down towards florida. i don't see any trend here over the next two to four weeks that will take us out of this rather cold, rather wintry pattern which has been featuring on again, off again storms. it doesn't mean we won't have a day or two where we have temperatures at or above the normal. already, we are on the heels of our snowy of the december in history. this might be a winter to remember. i juswanted to talk v

and july 50. we deployed to korea still on the same old black battalion accept the commander. he was replaced by a white commander whose reassignment orders had been made before the war started. that is the outgoing commander. of course some of us had hoped he would be in command when we got to korea but the was not the case. lieutenant colonel mcminn and the former commander was brought back and he took command and replaced with white cheese. some 30 days later my battalion, third battalion ninth infantry was desegregated august of 1950. why? because of a battlefield decision the difficulty or inability of the department army to provide replacements based on race. i'm still talking about some of those unique challenges that we had. another interesting coincidence a search and charlie rangel was a member of the other black battalion and you have heard about charlie wheatley in good things and not so good things. from march 51 when i assumed command of company l ninth infantry my first company and a leader had to other companies until i retired in 1983 some 32 years later i was

let's check in with julie wright to get a better idea as to what may happen. we had heard at this point no changes on 270 but you have to wonder at some point in the heat from those flames could cause enough structural damage or at least the threat it was to shut down 207. >> you got to think about it. 4 thing has been burning onfire. i witnessed myself big huge flames like we're seeing here. it has been on fire for about 40 to 45 minutes. we do know the local lanes are now closed northbound on 207. so if you are coming from democracy boulevard, from old georgetown road, you are denied access in those local lanes to exit at montrose road. if you are coming southbound through rockville and that is a common ramp, that is a ramp that continues to have traffic exit at falls road and montrose road, i can tell you that you can exit at falls road at this time but, of course, the ramp to exit at montrose remains closed becausehat is the eastbound ramp. that would take you right into the heart of what is going on right now. if you are trying to get over towards 355, yo

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in july 1950, we deployed to korea and i was st. louis in that same all black battalion, except the commander. he was replaced by a white commander. whose reassignment orders had been made before the war started, that is, the outgoing commander. of course, some of us had hoped that he would be in command when we got to korea. but that was not the case. lieutenant colonel d.m. mcmains, the former commander, was brought back and he took command and replaced lieutenant colonel chase. some 30 days later, my battalion, the third battalion, 9th infantry, was desegregated. august of 1950. why? because battlefield decision, the difficulty or inability department of army to provide replacements, based on race. i'm estimate talk being about -- estimate talking about some of those unique challenges that we had. another interesting coincidence, a sergeant charlie rangle was a member of the other black battalion, field artillery. and you may have heard about charlie lately, in good things and not so good things. from march of 1951, when i assume

welcome back, julie and happy new year. >> thank you.hought about you when i was at home. >> did you? >> i went out and caught up with friends from high school and came in a little late and the front door to the house was locked. >> just like old times with mom, wasn't it? >> the problem was back in the old days, i could shimmy through the garage door window. these days, not happening. you're knocking on the door. >> that's funny. >> we are keeping an eye out for black ice. we do have some patches of it here and there on the neighborhood streets. sidewalks, you guys be careful headed out to the metro stops and bus sps. the little ones are back in cool stud so watch out for the yellow buses. southbound 270 out of hyattstown being already starting to see some delays here. lanes are open in virginia. easy ride northbound 395 across the 14th street bridge. southbound 5 at earnshaw road, they were busy clearing ice from the left side of the roadways. some icy patches out there. kind of a hit and miss situation. leave early and proceed with ca

. >> i think that if california were being judged based on its growth, since july, we would certainly get extra points. >> oh, we believe louisiana is one of the top candidates for this. i mean, we have such exciting reform going on in louisiana. >> so you set these criteria... >> reporter: states will be judged on how ready, willing and able they are to enact four core areas of reform laid out by secretary of education, arne duncan, standards that are on par with those of other nations. better data, so that states can keep track of student growth. putting the best teachers in the worst schools. that means tying teacher pay to student performance. and radical restructuring of the worst schools. >> if we have the best and brightest teachers where we need them, if we have great principals, if we have common high standards and great assessments, and then great data systems behind that-- if we do

thank you very much, julie martin. >>> across the pond, europe's in a deep freeze.in in its longest cold spell in nearly 30 years has now registered its chilliest night this season. minus 22.3 degrees celsius. the cold has so many on edge. the frustration even came across on a british newscast. >> in october, you predicted a mild winter -- >> indeed. >> and you repeated that prediction again on november the 23rd. that it would be a mild winter. so, given that it's clearly not a mild winter by any standards, why are you getting a performance-related bonus? >> oh, my. well, nbc's top aspell's in london with the latest. tom, tell us what it's been like there in europe? >> reporter: hi, alex. europe's cold snap is the worst in 30 years and we've seen snow closing roads and airports across the continent as icy blizzards from the arctic bring freezing temperatures and misery to millions. in britain, normally mild winters are just a memory, as schools close and millions stay home from work. local councils have used up so much gravel on the icy roads, they've run out of sup

by 1989 in july, july 27th, all the leaders of the biological weapons convention gathered in the officeof loves icons. as i caught was a member who is in charge of the military industrial conference. and that this meeting was to shove it out the as well as the head of the military, the kgb, the general staff, the biological weapons direct your. overall they are to come up with a new resolution to come up with some kind of showcase, dare i say attempt and laboratory they could show inspectors in case they showed up asking about the warfare. and they did this and by october at resolution was passed by the central committee, proposing to do some sites ready for foreign expect yours, but it also said to preserve the observed charity in the field of military biology. first there was no parity because the united states actually abandoned biological weapons in 1969 although many soviet scientists think that we didn't and said that they were done german warfare out of a feeling we had hidden hours. these worries got more intense in 1989 when blood america such night took to the british the whol

this is the same month, july 1965. and at the same time, in the next week, he's launching the first huge escalation secretly without telling the american people of the vietnam war. and what obama is -- as i see it, trying -- he has a vast vision for america as lyndon johnson did. and he's setting out to transform the country on many fronts. and i think it is going to be fascinating in world history and the history of this country to see if hay success saeds. >> you don't think that johnson -- you know, johnson overreached as -- failed because of an overreach of the great society. you think it was all undone because of vietnam. >> let me give you an example. 1965, everything looks better. and then the money starts to go for vietnam. you know, if i can just take one more minute, if you read the notes of his meetings, he called them the tuesday cabinet meetings, on the second floor of the white house and the family dining room, off enwith four people. mcnamara, george bundy, chairman of the choynlt chiefs of staff. he was

july 1965. at that same time in the next week he is launching the first huge escalation, secretly without telling the american people, of the vietnam war. obama is, as i see it -- he has a vast vision for america. as lyndon johnson did. and he's setting out to transform the country on many fronts, and i think it's going to be fascinating in world history and the history of this country to see if he succeeds or not. >> you don't think johnson, you know, johnson overreached or failed because of an overreach of the great society? you think it was all undone because of vietnam? >> let me give you an example. 1965 everything looks better and then the money starts to go for vietnam. you know, if i can just take one more minute. if you read the notes of his meetings, he used to call them the tuesday cabinet meetings. they were up on the second floor of the white house in the family dining room. often with just four people. mcnamara, george bundy, and chairman of the chiefs of staff. you suddenly say, g

watch the province between now and july and august of 2010.'k that will tell the tale but i do think we have the right approach of clear, hold and build and sustain. and - um... rely on local security forces not only the afghan army, but the afghan national police and win the support of the local elders and tribal leaders. i think this is a strategy that can work and will work. there are problems we've caused in washington d.c. but i think they can be overcome. >> just to one quick thing. for those of you students of history and i know at least one person in the room who is it was said even during the american revolution our population was in loyalists a t$ird, the revolutionary s a third and other third waiting to see who would win. it's not uncommon this feeling that we sensed in afghanistan among the fence sitters to want to know, actually how this is going to come out so. i think convincing the fence sitters is a big part of stabilizing the country and putting it in the condition we with can leave and draw down and leave a country better t

weather channel's julie martin. julie, thank you. so is there any hope in sight for ending this deep freeze? janice huff is upstairs. tell us the good news. >> well, there is good news and hope in sight. it is going to warm up but not today. the temperatures around the region right now range from 1 degree above 0 in chicago to 36 in miami. with the wind in miami, the windchills are in the 20s there. you can see the cold air encompasses at least three-quarters of the nation. the reason why is this arctic high-pressure system which has moved a little farther south than usual. from the gulf coast down to florida,s you're seeing unusually cold weather there. the arctic air will moderate the next couple of days. temperatures will warm up back to near average and there is some slow improvement for the rest of this week so most of us will climb out of the deep freeze. more on the forecast coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. >> we'll take that. but we're not the only ones feeling the big chill. it is no picnic over in europe either

paul nitzan gave a speech in july saying of the soviets, clearly they see the potential applicationsford vance defensive technologies, otherwise there would not be investing so much effort in so many resources in this area. and of course we had some good propaganda of our own in a number of glossy reports which were issued by the pentagon and state department. we show the soviets have a laser reaching up to satellite. this pencil drawing appeared at least four times and pentagon and state department brochures, but this laser shooting at these guys did not exist. in fact the soviets at one time wanted to build such a laser but after years of trying they had failed. this is the state of our knowledge of corporate job. what really was going on? what really was happening was quite different. within three months of taking office, all the top designers and constrictors and the military space program brought to gorbachev a colossal program, the new man and they put it on his desk. the entire plan is listed in the katayev's careful handwriting in his notebooks. this plan would build a soviet

it out, got it ready, painted on july 3rd, made that parade on july 4th. >> you say this is one of your favorites? >> well, i suppose so, this one has so many bells and whistles on it. i use it more than i do anything else. this tractor became known as >>> this tractor became known as the ford tractor with the ferguson system because it was equipped with ferguson hawks. they hydraulics. they sold for $535 back in 1939. >>> our first "country church salute" goes to the holy name parish in cedar lake indiana. with roots back to 1831 german immigrants settled in what is now northwest indiana. after block a number of devastating fires the current billing was 1940. holy name parish celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2009. >>> now we head just down the road to lowell, indiana, to salute zion united church of christ. another con agree foundation celebrating 150 years of service. 2 families started a church back in 1849 and, today, it has members from 13 different towns in both indiana and illinois. its original pump was to stand watch over the prairie. and now members say the church is small

nor does july 2011 have in any way encouraged our adversaries to buy time or wait us out.n its history suggests the taliban will easily yield. as coalition forces move in, we expect the fighting to be fierce. and if for some reason they did choose to wait us out, then while they're waiting, we'll be seizing the initiative, securing population centers, training stronger afghan forces and making it harder for the insurgency to return. with the july 2011 date does do, and this is why the president feels it's so important is this, it sends an important signal to the afghan people that we're not interested in waging an enlend war or ok knewing their country, that we want to be their partners and not their patron and it sends a clear and urgent message to the afghan government they will have to take responsibility for their own security in the shortest delay possible. even as we pursue those who threaten us, the president has said we will support efforts by the afghan government to open the door to those taliban who abandon the violence and respect the human rights of their fell

i'm julie banderas. thank you for watching, everyone. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [ applause ] >> mike: hello, everybody. good evening. welcome to huckabee from the fox studios in new york city. and happy new year! as we kick off 2010, we've got exciting new year's treats for you. and we're going to also look back at some of our segments from the past year, including chuck norris. politicians turned reality tv stars tom delay and rod blagojevich. and the definitive southern rock band lynyrd skynyrd. we're also going to show you some gut-wrenching interviews and revisit some of our favorite games. you're not going to want to miss a thing in tonight's show. [ applause ] the new year gives us a gait to the next chapter of our lives we tend to learn what we used from the last year and use fresh start of the calendar to promise it will be different in the coming year. it learned this year that the more government tries to do to fix the economy, the worse it gets. i know the

that was the lowest level since july 2008. and the four week average of people who filed for benefits has been decline pog 17 weeks straight. >> we are in a very different place today than we were one year ago. we mayor f to get, but we can sy say that we are no longer facing the potential collapse of our financial system. and we've avoid the the depression many feared. our economy is growing for the first time in a year. >> reporter: next week will also provide a good snapshot of how manufacturing and service sectors held up in december. as the economy gradually recovers from the worst recession since the great depression, going from cutting jobs to creating them is a slow adjust want. businesses are likely to be cautious, fully convinced in recovery before adding any new hires. >> would he have out of the recession everywhere. but we're not growing enough on main street to put people back to work. when the average person positioposition positions of a recession, they don't think of it like a economic does, they think am i lo

dennis cox kidnapped julie ann kilgore in colorado tuesday. three days later she, escaped while they were at a wyoming hotel. cox fled back to colorado and was killed in a shoot-out with police. >> he had a pistol and he was holding it to his head and they were yelling drop the gun. >> kilgore's father said his daughter broke off the engagement with cox last sunday. >>> mexican police say they've captured the head of a notorious drug cartel. carlos beltran leva was arrested wednesday. authorities say leva was taken into custody after he showed a fake driver's license with an alias they knew he'd been using. his arrest comes a week after his brother arturo was killed in a shoot-out outside mexico city. >>> iran has issued an ultimatum over its nuclear program. it's threatening to enrich nuclear fuel on its own. if the west is not renegotiate a u.n.-backed deal by the end of january. this demand came two days after iran defied a deadline by the u.s. and other security council members. the west has been trying to get iran to swap its enriched ura

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before july, 2008, for one year after july 2007, the alert was severe as well.we have already taken measures to step up our security. we have taken measures to step up our aviation security announced in the last few weeks. i announced big changes in the ways we deal with the listing of terrorist suspects and what we would do on preventing them from flying or enhancing security if they were on the west. i have said we will be taking measures to strengthen our security forces. we are taking action that responds to the security threats that face our country. let us be in no doubt that there are a group of people hatching and planning terrorist plots that which to do enormous damage to our countries and other countries. we have to take the actions necessary to show we are vigilant and to show people are on the world that we must work together to deal with this threat. >> i think and is understood you correctly, saying any additional proceeds from the bank bonus will go to deficit reduction. does that go for any other windfalls you might come by as unemployment went

julie banderas has more. >> reporter: while the recession may not be in the rearview mirror quite yet, some states are chugging right along whn it comes to adding jobs during tough economic times, thanks in part to good fiscal policies. >> last month, texas created the most jobs of any state followed by ohio and georgia. >> reporter: health was one of the leading -- healthcare was one of the leading industries to create jobs, since hit in 2007. i guess you can't go wrong looking at demographics. we're an aging population and need healthcare. >> reporter: other industries, temporary employment, retail, education, government jobs and the experts say if you're a computer whiz or have a knack for selling, there could be a job for in the new year. >> we're going to see jobs created in the sales area, technology area, you're going to see, right now you're seeing education. >> reporter: jobseekers should have a strong resume ready to go when opportunity knocks. >> get your resume out there and get it to a headhunter that covers a nation. you'll start finding jobs. >> reporter: according to c

speaking a foreign language ] >> but how about those who carried out the london subway attacks on july 7th, 2005? choudray gives an ominous answer. >> i'm not planning to blow myself up on the underground or carry out an noerpgs britain. those people may be doing what mohammad and others did probably because of the same reasons which they included in their will. you need to look at that. >> this is the videotape will of one of the subway suicide bombers. >> until we feel security you will be our targets. until you stop the bombing and imprisonment and torture of my people we will not stop this fight. we are at war. i am a soldier. now, you, too, will taste the reality of this situation. >> those reasons included in their will, are those reasons justified in your view or view of islam? >> we have everything we need in those wills. >> where in the koran does it justify the killing of innocents. >> mohammad quotes a verse where allah says he has purchased the life of the believers. they will kill and be killed. >> muslims i strongly advise you to sacrifice this life. >> there are mullahs,

>> well, david petrais last visited yemen in july of last year. i was in the country when he came.ssentially he brought the message, look, the united states is giving you much more money now, and the united states wants to see a return on its money. essentially he pressed the president to take the fight to al qaeda. >> so now? >> he's coming back with that message, only he's underlining it with harsher words and more money that the u.s. is promising. >> he wants to see action? >> he wants the yemeni government to take action against al qaeda. the problem is, by focusing so exclusively on al qaeda, the u.s. almost induces the type of results it's hoping to avoid. >> last question to mr. hall. do you agree with mr. johnston, it's probably not the case there will be boots on the ground? >> i think there are boots on the ground, i hope they are yemeni boots. the u.s. role is providing intelligence, training, equipment. that's our comparative advant e advantage. i would argue we're not just talking about a military response to this problem. we have to broaden our efforts, we have to loo

in new york, julie banderas, fox news. >>> a new cell phone warning could be out soon.abels warning about radiation levels. in san francisco, leaders have proposed legislation that would require labels to be as visible as prices and other features, indicating a cell phone's radiation emissions. retailers would also have to explain what the radiation levels mean. while the information is available online there is no reason it shouldn't be available at the stores. >> this is not about us saying don't use cell phones. i love my stone. i'm not giving it up any time soon. this is really about being cautious. >> panic may be overstating it somewhat but it certainly raises anxieties that on the basis of current science that's accepted, are just simply not necessary. >> to date there is no scientific consensus that cell phones pose any health risks and the fcc which has adopted limits to save exposure to radiation says any phone sold legally in the u.s. is safe. >>> interest rates could be on the way up. ben bernanke says the reserve must be open to raise rates to pop a set bub

how much of this corn was good quality we can store and go july-august. >> we don't know at this point in time. we'll have to wait and see. of course, the market will determine l-it mott? >> it will respond to that. that's for sure. >> we'll be back with more "u.s. farm report" in just a moment. >>> "u.s. farm report" jim hemminger and bill beaterman. that's top third ag marketing. did i say that right? i know top third ag. it's the same place anyway. one of the questions i want to get to actually it came to the forefront in marketing rally and talked about so much that there is a lot of outside fundsment we're talk about -- funds. we're talking about funds that are buying that are not marketers one way or the other that can affect the grain markets -- that can effect the grain marketsment you were showing me a -- markets. you were showing me a sheet earlier representing billions of dollars thanks that is going to come in and be -- that is going to come in and be realserrated on the grain markets. what will that do to the grain market and next question what can a producer or grain mark

later in july of 2009, another exercise in public relations, the beer summit, remember this one?resident obama and vice-president joe biden sat down in the roads garden with harvard university professor and the cop who arrested him. sergeant james crowley whom the president said acted stupidly during a confrontation with gates, actually said that about the cambridge police department in general. the president later backed off calling it a teachable moment. charles, what about the beer summit. >> class obama style. here he starts out by making a mistake, accusing cops of acting stupidly, sort of instinctive, sort of prejudice against the cops in favor of a professor. if you're a professor like him, if you live in academia like him, sort after instinct actual response, he realizes immediately it's a mistake and what he does is, he tries to act the philosopher king and rises above and says now we're going to teach the nation whereas he was the one who made the mistake. it's the same way with the philadelphia speech, discovered of course in the campaign that he'd had a gaff of 20 yea

it is highlighted by that july, 2012 -- 2011 date, and they took urgent steps to increase recruitment for the afghan army. while it is too early to determine if the surge in u.s. combat forces will have the effect that president obama and general mcchrystal intend, it is not too early, in other words, to see a positive effect towards accomplishing the mission of strengthening and training the afghan army. a key to the success of that mission will be partnering with the afghan security forces in regional commands south, in the kandahar area which we visited, coalition and afghan units are partnering on a one-to-one basis at all levels, from planning at the headquarters down to operations at the platoon level, and afghans are taking the lead in operations. when i visited the hellman prove inin the south in september, there were about five u.s. marines for every one afghan soldier. in the coming months, additional afghan forces will be arriving in helman, so that by april, coalition and afghan units will be partnered on a one-to-one basis as they conduct the key mission of providing secu

on july 7th, 2005. chowdry gives an ominous answer. >> i'm not planning to blow myself up on the underground or carry on in britain, however, those people who may be, will be doing what mohammed said would come, probably because of the same reasons which they included in their will. i really think you need to look at them. >> reporter: this is the videotaped will of one of the subway suicide bombers. >> until we feel security you will be our targets. until you stop the torture of my people, we will not stop this fight. we are at war, and i am a soldier. now you too will test the reality of this situation. >> reporter: the reasons they included in their will, are those reasons justified in your view? or in your view of islam? >> i think we have everything we need in those rule. >> reporter: where in the koran does it justify the killing of inskens. >> i'd like to get on to another question, because i've answered that question already. mohammed quotes the koran -- he has purchased from the believers, the

>> i went down with a trip with save the children in july.ou know, i was just affected by the level of poverty that was going on there. first of all, it's such a juxtaposition. because you go down to port-au-prince, it's an incredible city. the culture, the art, the music. you go to the hotel olafson. and you hear richard morris, who is now tweeting from the hotel olafson. you are taken with that culture. and then in juxtaposition with this incredible poverty that people are living in. before this happened. and what we dealt with in 2008 with four hurricanes. >> larry: you started to say -- >> we went to a school in the central plateau and decided to raise money to build an addition and make it sustainable. >> larry: this must be terribly painful for you to watch. >> the hotel we stayed in, the hotel montana is gone, it's leveled. i met a man named jean marie roger, who i haven't heard from. we've been trying to reach. i don't know if he's alive or not. we visited schools in a densely packed slum. already the living conditions are horrible. i

in new york, julie banderas, fox news. >> three people started 2010 a million dollars richer.ch had the winning numbers in the virginia lottery's new year's millionaire rfle. one of the winning tickets was sold at a gas station in burke. six people won a $25,000 prize. and 300 won a $500 prize. if the prizes are not collect within six months the money will be put into virginia's literacy fund. in case you happen to have a ticket that you haven't checked, here are the winning numbers. >>> at the present time unveiled more details about suspected would be bomber. now the obama administration is looking to put new security measures in place. fox news sunday is all over the investigation. what he get a preview. plus, gwen is back with a account lieu at today's weather and a work week preview. fox 5 morning news will be right back. (announcer) the one you love could be carrying flu viruses. fact: your child could pick up the flu virus from surfaces. lysol disinfectant spray kills cold & flu viruses, including h1n1. lysol is the number one pediatrician recommended brand. lysol. disi

i'm julie banderas. the u.s.and great britain are joining forces to fight the rising terrorism threat in yemen. this comes in the wake of the christmas day bomb plot aboard a northwest plane. the u.s. and britain will fund a counter terrorism police unit in yemen. it is believed the suspect behind the failed yet attack was recruited by al-qaeda in yemen. president obama vows to track down all those responsible for the attempted bombing. >>> funeral prayers being held in northwest pakistan where a suicide bomber killed nearly 100 people on new year's day. even as the dead were buried the tribal elders vowed to continue their defiance of terrorists. police believe the real target was a meeting of tribesmen. a surge of militant bombings has killed more than 600 people across the country since october. i'm julie banderas. now, back to glenn beck. go to fox news.com for your back headlines. a man that i think about all the time, and i try to model myself after him. his name is jon huntsman. he is a fill hahn throppist

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says to give you an idea of the sentiments of the people in croatia, july 4th, croatia, july 4th, 1998, i know there any soccer fans, that was the world cup in the quarterfinals match, cariso of beat germany and one of the greatest upsets in history. my wife and i came to meet with the prosecutors to give information and discuss the case and walking through the city, the streets literally shook every time croatia scored a goal. a tremendous upset. we walked out of the hotel to take a look at the celebration and all of the sudden i see marching my direction seven young men about 22 through 28 waving a gigantic flag which i could not see. and they're yelling at the top of their lungs, remember he is in jail and awaiting trial. he did not score the goals. but it gives you a sense of an idea what sort of sentiment exists over there and why it was so important to put him on trial. another senior remember from the trial. every day his family's to come to the court room and one day at the end of the session and the edge to edge did a phenomenal job speaking to someone and it was taken out of

these bills were signed into law by governor crist in effect july 1, 2008. they enhanced the law-enforcement ability to notify the county property appraiser's office wind and effective property has shown mortgage fraud and there's probable cause that a mortgage fraud occurred. this is important is the property appraiser's office is now required to reevaluate not only the affected property, but the properties around that particular home or that condominium. this will reduce the taxes and has reduced the taxes of all the properties affected by the fraud that not only the individual property but everyone involved in the scheme. the bill also created a second degree felony for the mortgage fraud that occurs over $100,000. into those made at the federal level, house resolution 6853, a nationwide mortgage fraud task act was passed in the house of representatives and it was amended as a nationwide mortgage fraud coordinator act of 2008. and ran at a time in the senate but was filed against on january 142009, as a charm 549, the nationwide mortgage fraud test act of

it's what we wanted in july. make the playoffs. get me to it. here we are. >> for the second time in the ravens 14-year history they made the playoffs in back-to-back years and for the third time in the last four years, let's not forget that 2006 division championship team. it's all up to, going up to new england on sunday at 1:00 and taking on a patriots team that has not lost a home play off game under bill belichick and haven't lost a home game at all since 1978 when the heist oilers beat them 38-14. the ravens had a shot in week four when they lost the game 27-21. we know the calls. mark clayton's dropped pass. the ravens know they can be competitive against a patriot team that had an offensive lineman or two leave the game yesterday. beating a good quarterback in the playoffs, we know the ravens can beat bad teams with bad quarterbacks. it's up to them to step up to the elite now that they are one of them. one of the last 12 standing. >> yesterday in oakland, they dusted off mcgahee. what a game he had. this stiff arm, what does it mean? >>

the biography of general strong vincent who was killed in action on july 2 around the top. the riding and fighting the civil war series which contains over 1,000 soldiers letters written from the battle fields. that takes dedication ladies and gentlemen. echoes of the blue and gray video series which shows civil war veterans including the immoral joshua riding a magnificent white horse in 1914. in three they discovered 24 boxes of reeving civil war. discovered by edward elli, interviewing the demanding generals of the civil war. since then he has across the interviews that james kelly conducted with persons that had known or seen lincoln. he did in in -- this in 1919 just after the great war was concluded. the magnificent work is now presented in tell me of lincoln. which is absolutely entrawling. you won't be able to put it down. i would like to add a personal note that working as a professional military historian for three decades plus, i have seen so many historians just rehash over the same old dry leads of history. bill is quite the contrary. he is a sherlock holmes in

you're walking around doing a pirouette with july i ann hough.n that satin shirt and tearing jeffrey immelt a new one on top of the camera snie used to be a wicked disco guy. air big on the dancing with the stars deal, huh? >> who do you refer to, you act like you don't watch. what are you sitting at night watching the factor on a perpetual loop. >> bill: i've never watched this program, miller. i read books. >> i'm sure you're curing lepers and throwing factory pottery in the kiln. >> bill: so i can understand what you're talking about. >> i like the show it's-- where else are you going to get that. >> i know what it means. >> it's like the wincked witch f the east. >> bill: helen thomas i guess i was mean to her. >> it's nice to be included in the broadcast. the rice bowl is the bust on you and my rice bowl is to help you get off the hook so here goes nothing, helen ♪ you are so beautiful to me ♪ can't you see ♪ you're everything i hope for ♪ ♪ you're everything i need helen ♪ you are so beautiful to me . >> you know, miller, everybody's happy.

. >> you have to talk to julie banderas. >> i couldn't swap with julie.a belated birthday present. >> i'll just take the day off. >> have fun. >> i'm happy. >> we call him the king around tupelo. today his 75 birthday. special celebrations at graceland to mark the life of elvis aaron presley. vegas. we can play the music. we have to pay for that, right. ♪ go, go, go. ♪ but don't you step on my blue suede shoes.♪ >>> the identity of the king of rock and roll has never been in county. elvis presley is the name. he was born in tupelo 75 years ago today in a little white shotgun shack there which today could easily fit into the single room in the opulent -- i'm not sure that's the right word but the graceland mansion. thousands of fans showed up to honor the music legend. blending blues and bluegrass. elvis gave his final concert june of '77 in indianapolis. not long after that he died at 42. his life and his music lived on. graceland and beyond. there's a place called graceland ii. he'll give you a look around. bunch of memorabilia for five bucks. go down to

it will be good for 18 months from the date of issuance, so that will be in july of 2011. for haitians in the country who were here before the earthquake, we are now opening up the process of tps for you. lastly, if any haitians are watching, there may be an impulse to leave the island to come here. you will not qualify for tps status. if you do, you will be repatriated back if you attempt. this is a very dangerous crossing. lives are lost every time people try to make this crossing. please do not have us subvert are necessary rescue and relief efforts going into haiti by trying to leave at this point. it is time to focus all our efforts collectively with haiti, and the united nations, and our international partners in rebuilding the devastated country. >> tomorrow on "washington journal," a discussion on the obama administration's policy on jobs and the economy. also, a look at how poorly equipped haiti is for natural disasters with a new york born councilman. olin that, a special election in massachusetts to fill the late senator edward kennedy's see. -- senator kennedy'

they expect a deficit of up to $100 million beginning next july. there are some proposals on the table that could raise taxes by about $5 a month for the average arlington homeowner. residents may also face a number. service cuts, and county employees may be laid off. residents can have their say in the budgeted decisions during public hearings in marchith a final vote set for next april. >>> some new home appliances are being touted as money savers. plenty of consumers are buzzing about front loading washing machines themselves sayhey are efficient and energy saving but also stinky. liz has more on how to avoid this smelly secret. >> reporter: this is wash day for virginia. the day she washes her washing machine. she fell in love with a fancy front loader. they're energy efficient, use less water, less electricity and they're beautiful and smelly. >> what happened first was early in the summer when the humidity is peaking outside, i started to notice that no matter what did i with my towels when i would start to dry off with them after they had be