i'm juliet huddy.lown out well at the bottom of the gulf of mexico. it take several tries to insert the tube into a pipe leaking the crude oil and crews are expect today slowly increase the amount the tube siphons to prevent it from clogging and bp says it's already containing most of the oil coming from the biggest leak contributing to the massive spill. right now europe's biggest airport is closed. volcanic ash from iceland shutting down london's heathrow airport. scheduled to remain closed for the next several hours, other airports, excuse me, in the u.k. and ireland are included in that no-fly zone, ash from the volcano is drifting southward and air safety authorities decided it's unsafe to fly through it. shutdowns following the initial april 14th eruption caused airlines more than 2 billion dollars. i'm juliet huddy. now back to huckabee. >> putting musical instruments into the hands of students is a personal goal of mine and the reason i wanted to team up. wanna play, three young ladies and a ma

i'm juliet huddy.police say they may have videotape of a possible suspect changing clothes in an alley. a newly released video shows the s.u.v. where the bomb materials were discovered entering times square. a vendor noticed smoke in the parked vehicle and alerted police and police say the explosive device contained this clock, propane tanks and what may have been fertilizer. and president obama calling the massive ill slick in the gulf of mexico an unprecedented disaster. mr. obama saying it could take many days it stop the underwater leak. and an estimated 210,000 gallons of crude leaking into the gulf every day, now just nine miles off the louisiana coast. i'm juliet huddy. now back to huckabee. >> if you'd like to comment op tonight's show, e-mail us at huck mail@foxnews.com. >> mike: our next guest says she doesn't necessarily believe in god, but defend the rights of those who do. she's the author of "losing our religion" the media's attack on christianity, se cupp. >> hi, nice to be here. >> mike

. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, dumbest things of the week starring juliet huddy and gregfeld, author of boo . >> it's stupid. younger men alive and kicking. it was a study done by germans on danes. it basically says the greater the age gap between a woman and her husband the likelier he is to die. >> bill: older or younger. >> we are focus opening the younger thing. >> bill: if a woman marries a younger or older man immediately. >> shorter life expectancy. here is the caveat, bill, of course, the younger the man's wife, the longer the man lives. >> bill: so if the sugar daddy thing kicks in and you are 856789 but look at anna nicole smith she killed that 98-year-old guy though,. >> he was 98. he didn't make it out of the church wedding. he toppled right over. gutted feld, you have my fraf favorite program "the view" exposition where l.l. cool jay did what the? >> he introduced this new fitness routine doing what? >> he introduced new fitness machine using the human body. >> >> i can absolutely can you cur. >> buck 20. [ laughter ] >> nice, nice. >> go, joy. [cheers] [ lau

i'm juliet huddy in for julie banderas. and tonight, a bomb scare creates fear in new york city. cops found an explosive device inside an suv in the middle of times square. >> we're very lucky thanks to alert new yorkers and professional police officers we avoided what could have been a deadly event. >> who is responsible for this? we have the latest on the investigation. plus, a growing nightmare along the gulf coast. the oil spill is only getting bigger and moving faster than expected and many fear it could have a very grave impact on the environment. >> this is a lively, how we make our living. >> what's being done on the ground and underwater to protect property, wild life and the region's economy? and violent weather, fast and furious waters create massive flooding in the southeast. is more bad weather on the horizon? but we start in new york and the attempted car bombing in the middle of times square, an suv loaded with explosives smack dab in one of middle of one of the clouded parts of manhattan. investigators say it could have been a deadly day, and luckily the bomb fail

i'm juliet huddy in for julie banderas and it's the fox report tonight. after weeks of trying, finally, some positive news in the gulf. british petroleum now reporting its latest attempt to siphon off some of the leaking oil is working. and how much is being captured and what else is the company doing to shut this destructive leak down? also tonight, searching for a cure. >> it's the gift that's infinite. there may be someone in one year that a student learns something from the brain that you donate. how a new bank of human tissue can help researchers crack the code of one of the most puzzling diseases on earth. >> plus. >> you go to bed and say, oh, maybe i made somebody happy today, just for a few minutes. >> she lives her life, thousands of miles from the battlefield, but her heart and her words are changing soldiers' lives. >> he just hugged me and hugged me and hugged me. i just-- he couldn't thank me enough. he says it helped me at times when i needed it so badly. >> it's been nearly a month since the deepwater horizon oil rig exploded in the gulf a

welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm juliet huddy, this is right up your alley. >> gregg: i'm jarrett, the vatican's move could impact other efforts to sue the catholic church for negligence in american courtrooms. greg burke is joining us live on the telephone from rome with details. what is going on? are american lawyers trying to put the vatican on the stand? >> reporter: gregg that is basically it. they tried it in the past and have not been successful but they at it again and the lawyers have done well suing diocese and the individual bishops and in the the vatican and putting the vatican into it make it more interesting and that is who we are talking about it here, the court in louisville will say the bishop is the direct employee of the vatican and the vatican worked on the case for them in the cover-ups and the vatican will argue they are not. while they are -- the bishop is appointed by the pope they are not paid by the vatican nor does the bishop take daily instructions from the vatican, either. >> gregg: and lawyers want to bring the vatican into it, they have the d