kathleen, let's take a moment and explain what we're trying to do with the show. when i think about it, the single most important thing to me is ideas. >> and then there's a vacuum. >> larry: but we have no idea tonight -- >> okay. >> larry: let's get into political picks. what's going to happen in november? >> i think the republicans are probably going to take the house. >> larry: not the senate, but the house? >> i don't know about the senate, but the house is certain. >> reporter: the senate has safe democratic seats. >> now, since the republicans nominated folks on the fringe that are witches. >> oh, eliot, good grief. >> when is that, october 31? there's no witch candidates. >> i think that's so unfair, christine o'donnell, i'm not a big fan -- >> don't tell me you're a witch. >> all little girls are fascinated with witches and the reason is, they're powerful women. we didn't have a whole lot of choices. the good witch of the west. >> larry: what do you think is going to happen in november? >> i think the democrats hold the senate because i think when you go

it's that texas thing, kathleen. it's a texas thing. >> all right. >> growing up in texas, i was enamoreded with conley and that was a mistake. i would the not do that again. reagan was obviously the man. >> so to buckley. >> back to buckley. the republican party is not the party that -- excuse me, the republican party is not the party that bill buckley would want today. but it's moving in that direction. the reason the republicans lost to congress, kathleen, he will the i don't, in '06, white house in '08 had had nothing, literally nothing to do with nancy pelosi, harry reid, barack obama. it had everything to do with tom delay, karl rove, george bush, bill frisk, the big government republicans. people were furious at them. and they were not voting for the democrats so much as they were throwing the republicans out. they wanted to fire the republicans. just like the country wants to fire the democrats this year. >> well, you know, but william f. buckley tried to marginalize, for example, the john burgers, and now th

kathleen? >> boy, elliot, you're kind of tough on your own president. nothing like handling the midterm election -- i'm going to be just as tough. everybody keeps talking about president obama's communication dilemma. as if he could only return to the soaring rhetoric of his campaign days. everything would be hunky dory. the jobless would have jobs, sick would have health care, and the rise of the oceans would slow. i'm afraid communication is not the president's problem. his problem is, he's disappeared. the philosopher president has retreated to his cave and surrendered the keys to his kingdom. obama is so invisible that he hardly even makes it to the front page anymore. the cold hard truth is everything the president has done has been directed by others. just look at some of his accomplishments. first, the health care bill. he kicked it to congress, which means nancy pelosi did the heavy lifting. she fought to have health care passed, not the president. then there's afghanistan, where the generals outmaneuvered him, and on wall street, ditto. so if i

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kathleen, news at 5:30. >>> okay kathleen.altimore city police officer killed ii thh line of duty will be buried later this week. viewing for officer thomas port is set for tomorrow.. it will be held at the uneral home on york road 2 to 8:00 p.m. port funeral held wednesday attica they'd y'all% charles street starting at 10 in the morning. >> oman saved from burning home in dundawg dies from her injuries. fire starttd at 6:30 sunday morning on york way. 3 women sleeping upstairs were rescued while 57-year-old joanne jillian found unccnscious in the basement. sse died at bay view medical center. >> we looked out and plans everywhere. fire department. pulling out thingg haven't late the house or what not. kicking in the basement window at the bottom. that's probaaly where the fire was at. >>reporter: cause of the blaze has yet to be deteemined. >>> disney being sued tooight by self former workers of the city of baltimore. back in june workers at the espn zone learned they had a week befooe they would be out of work. jjy says thi

and sent it to kathleen's home. after that story made the local news they got death threats and their home was vandalised. now they say it's time to end the hospital tilt. >> if i had to do it all over again i wouldn't do it. i apologize if you have been hurt. there's not much more i can si and hopefully we can live our lives peacefully from now on. >> the controversy hasn't overshadowed a huge outpouring of generosity for kathleen, tens of thousands of dollars have poured in from all over the world including a $9,000 shopping spree from a local toy store. >>> upstate new york, a man's wedding album will also contain some mug shots after he was charged with forgetting his 5- year-old son at home. he was playing with toys when he realized he was all alone. his dad just forgot to take him to him to his wedding, he called 911 himself and police took care of him until his dad showed up at the station to file a missing child report. >>> he was under the understanding that some of his relatives were supposed to bring the

and i was struck by a column kathleen wrote last week.e a debating point in our staff meeting. you were talking about how you're a south carolina girl, lived in d.c. for a little bit in a quiet neighborhood, and now you're in new york city and you're -- >> i know where this is going. >> you like where this is going. and you're talking about essentially comparing it to communist china without the convenience -- >> defend yourself in this big city where you live now. >> come on. listen. >> no, but i want to come at it because i found it fascinating because i come into the meetings all the time especially when i come back from trips saying don't look at politics as d versus r, left versus right. people make their political decisions based on the circumstances of where and how they live. >> right. >> and that's how you see it. >> of course. and by the way, when you say now i know what it's like to live in communist china, except without the conveniences, that is clearly intended as a joke. >> line of defense, it was just a joke. right. >> i p

kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> there will be a temporary casino up and running within a %-ino is approved. permanent one in place by 2012. earlier we asked should a slots casino be built at the mall. 69% say yes. 31% say no.ú leeian said yes if there are table games, otherwise, people areestill going to delaware. shanena said no, driving around the mall is already horrendous. go to foxbaltimore.ccm and tell us what you think. sound off through facebook. send us a twwee. or text your answer to 45203. enter fox 45 for yes. fox 45 b for no. and your response may air on the "late edition". >> aaother heated exchange today between governor o'maaley and former governor ehrrich. two faced off in washington in the second televised debate. and as john johns, the two candidates clashed again, on just about everything. >> in what is expected to be the final televised debate. two candidates came out swinging. o'malley and ehrlich interrupting each other, as well ass the ppnelist. biggest squable is over who raised more taxes? >> you passed the most regressive tax that a governor could,

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politicians push their -ropaganda..3 tonight kathleen cairns takes a unique approach to find out what issues people say will sway their vote. here is more on baltimore's own wailing wall. >> next bbltimooe. next the market. okay. >> i should haae actually come out. >> i think it is a great topic. >>>you can hear me? health care for everybody. that's important. even if people cannot afternoon it. >> stop taxes. lower them a bit. just so people can survive mainly. >> because you have a lot of people out here, don't have health care. >> i am going to say replace all politicians in washington with representatives. >> less crime in baltimore. >> it s a lot of crime because

. >> kathleen cairns has much mmre now on a survey from travel and leisure magazine. >> oh, my goodness. it is just so serene. ú% brenda and pat. >> with two auggters. >> spend the afternoon sharing 3 few laughs. >> no, i like the idea of that. >> and enjoying the view. >> i think it is a beautiiul bridge. we have been all overrthe country, you know and i think it is probably one of the most zinc areas, we love it.3 >> while they soak in the sun. we share photos of ther bridges. >> iiwould be holding on to >> bridges ranked the scariestú in the world. from france to switzerland. >> it doesn't look safe tt me. >> you could go across and i would wave. >> the top 10 scariest bridges >> number you nine. >>>no? this can't be. ii is not scary up there. >> the bby bridge makes the

as kathleen cairns reports tonight.ú developer is unveiling five star plans about the complex. >> armdwith complex rendition for the maryland -- cordish company unveils the list of partners. >> this will be a world class entertainment regional destination. thissis not a slot ox. >> plans include a ruth's chris steak house, cheesecake factory and locally owned obricki's restaurann but do not expect crabs 24. >>we have think of a dinner house more than crab house. crab houses are difficult logistically, requires more space than i think, is available. >> chef bobby flay will run a restaurant too and rams head live is in charge of entertainment. >> it is proposed to be approximately 300 seats. blues, classic rock. >> still, at theecore of the

. >> kathleen, how many times do you see conservatives on cnn who are articulate and will challenge an eliot spitzer? >> i have to tell you, they're hard to find, because fox has got them on payroll. >> but we're looking for you -- >> richard, once before i said this in this program. that was fun to listen to, but you didn't answer the question. give me a specific case. give me a specific case where we at cnn did not tell the facts as they were. >> no, no. david halferson, the great writer said years ago that media bias does not come in distorting facts, lying, misrepresenting things. it comes in the selection of the news story. so when liberals look at waste, fraud and abuse, say, in the military, and they don't look at waste, fraud and abuse in the welfare program, that's media bias. so where are the articulate conservatives on here? >> we invited you.

. >> kathleen cairns and photojournalist james larson explores megan's world. >> reporter: at this parkville home that proudly displays the country's collrs. >> this picture over here andre3 and megan. >> reporter: the inside walls are deccrated with images in black and white. >> we took all of these pictures. >> reporter: one boy. >> we have andrew up here. he was in my cousin's wedding. >> reporter: two girls. >> carolyn anddmarilyn. >> reporter: megan's arrival ú%s another milestone ffr the3 maselli fammly. >> it was another healthy girl. >> i was 4. i was a little kid. >> reporter: 6-year-old carlie, eagerly shared some family history she slipped -hrough the album. >> daddy burping megan. >> reporter: the brother andrew holding megan. a brief biilogy lesson. >> we had megan like in the

despite the commotion kathleen edwards is all smiles over this.given her money to help her out. >> a school district admits spying on students. why it said that it took secret pictures and what the students are doing about it..3 coming up in tonight's "word on theeweb". >> oh, ridiculous. >> dol judges make the rounds looking for the best-of--he-best. coming up. coming up. what the newest edition to the ju stri dve, we 'lgel t erthe! adntveurrue ns on un dki,n' wi thur o mleap cddhear brkfeaast sawindch. eabrkft asju gstot a olwhe loswt eer.te inherits a billion-dollar surplus, low unemployment. o'malley signs the biggest tax hike in maryland history. raids chesapeake bay fund to cover spending. gives raises to top aides. business climate ranks 45th worst in the nation. now 200,000 jobs lost. o'malley covers up jobs report that proved maryland's economy stalled. if re-elected, o'malley will raise taxes again. whether he does, is up to you. to to send jobs over seas. i think we need tax breaks to send kids to college. so i worked for a $2,500 tax c

i'm kathleen parker. >> i'm eliot spitzer. welcome to the program. kathleen, amazing show. does google know where we are, where we've been and thinking? a scary thought but that's what the ceo of google said. we'll talk to him later in the show. but first, my guess, the first latino president of the united states, the reverend sam rodriguez, when you listen to him, see why i make the bold claim and before that, juan williams, the scandal striking at the heart of npr's credibility. why did they fire him? i have no idea. it was a mistake, just feeds the flames of the right. >> you have given money to npr, haven't you? >> i have. >> i love to make fun of the way they talk but -- >> come on. they make fun of the way we tack. >> i'm sure they do. it was outrageous, completely out of proportion to what -- whatever his offense was which was saying what he thinks and he is another victim of the thought police. >> too careful too often in limiting what people say and i hate to say it. it raises for me the easy issue is should he have been fired? of course not. the tougher issue rais

>> let's talk about the issue that kathleen raised. let's talk about the issue that kathleen raised, which is regulation. let's put aside the tax rate. what kathleen asked you, is is do you want to go back to the wild west of wall street that arianna described, they're not making things, they're making things up, that's exactly right, even today in terms of mortgage foreclosures, don't we need reasoned regulation of wall street? your editorial page opposed every case i made when i said they're lying, scheming, deceiving. >> hold on. wait a minute. i think it is the opposite. we were the people, ten years ago, that blew the whistle on fannie mae and freddie mac. it was your friends and others who said -- >> i said, steve, wait one minute, i said aig was -- >> we passed a financial reform legislation. >> steve, when i said aig is a scheme and is going to bring us down, you guys defended it, you defended it today. when i said -- >> i don't understand what aig did. >> it is the ponzi scheme. that's the problem. >> that's the problem. compl

kathle kathleen? >> elliott, there's lots of buzz true or not that hillary clinton might be president obama's running mate in 2012. the all seeing all hearing bob woodward dropped this bomb on larry king. hillary clinton as obama's running mate would be the gop's worst nightmare, which means it's better than a good idea. here's several reasons why. first there's a lot of buyers remorse out there from obama voters and getting hillary on the ticket might soothe some anxiety among the disillusioned. the irony is, rich. hillary clinton created sarah palin, that is when palen was picked as john mccain's running mate, it was at least in part to offset the hillary effect. and palin is re-creating hillary. women just might flock back to obama if hillary were at his side. no offense to joe, may i call you joe? but stepping aside might be the best thing you could do for your party. no one would fault you for wanting to spend more time with your family. >> i got to tell you, he's clever. it's all nice inside the

so why don't we talk to kathleen parker? in her column last year for "the washington post" she wrote -- she's the co-host of cnn "parker/spitzer." she wrote in 1929 the women's organization for national prohibition reform led the movement to ends alcohol pro-hicks. might women lead the next in personal autonomy? keep those flutes and snifters and bongs, question mark, handy. kathleen parker joins me from new york. welcome to cnn. good to talk to you have finally on the air. >> thank you, don. nice to be here. >> what did you mean by that? >> so -- i think that was in response -- actually i was commenting on a group of mothers, women who had organized to push forward laws to at least decriminalize if not legalize marijuana. i think that was the tiein. but i've written about this several times through the years. i don't really have a dog in this fight. i don't smoke pot and don't really want to, don't expect to if it becomes legal and i don't live in california. but i've been convinced by people in law enforcement and the judi

>> i actually disagree with kathleen on this.t's a question of what the priorities needed to be. i don't think there's any question in hindsight, jobs, jobs, jobs, restructuring the economy should have been first through tenth on the priority list. health care should have taken a backseat if congress couldn't do two things at once. i'm not sure he couldn't have said, health care is part of our economy, let's wrap our arms around it. he ran into a brick wall from the other side, unfortunately. but clearly i have disagreed fundamentally with the white house about how they have tried to restructure the financial sect sector. so i disagree with many of their moves in terms of where they put energy and where they wanted the end game to be. i don't agree with kathleen that he should have been incremental. we're losing the fundamentals of chapg. >> i'm not sure, but i think the incremental remark had to do with health care, because health care, we could have tweaked segments of it rather than doing this massive overhaul. he agrees with

kathleen standing by live at penn station in baltimore to explain why. kathleen? >> operation safe rail is in full effect for columbus day weekend and there's a very heavy police presence here. check it out. it's the first time there has been a nationwide anti-terrorism exercise on the railroad lines. at penn station fully armed officers can be seen even on board the train. the motto is if you see something, say something. they don't want the -- they want the public help as they search for anything suspicious. the additional security will include random baggage check. >> i suppose i worry more about a train crash than a terrorist attack. ú> as long as i pray before i get on the train and i'm covered i'm good. >>reporter: we are back live at penn station. federal authorities say the operation is not being conducted in response to a specific threat. tonight at 10:00, hear more about the security measures being taken on the railroad line. live at penn station, foxx45 news at 5:30. >>> all right cavity lean. how are the roads lacking throughout at this hour. lauren co

you call kathleen, who is to my left. and email and number is up there. so we are just starting to do presentations literally next week and love to get into every high school this year for prepare and combine it with our solve program. i think that's all. ok. >> you have something to say? >> the one thing i wanted to say about prepare, it's not -- a client goes into a medical facility and gets therapy and treatment but also focusing on the family and as michael said, it doesn't need to be mom or dad, a counselor at school, someone they consider to be a supportive individual in their lives. it's really working with everybody who's involved with a client to work in recovery when a client is exhibiting sigh coast cyst. and we are going to make a presentation of catering to adults and breaking it down what is mental health and breaking down what is associated with the disease. and i will be contacting you guys. thank you. >> the survey, the assessment survey is not yet on our web site but will be there hopefully in the next few weeks, but there is further inf

supervisor avalos: i have an in memoriam for kathleen cecil. an english teacher at mission high school who died after suffering a brain aneurysm on the first day of school. she taught at mission high for 12 years and is fondly remembered by students for her biting sarcasm, brutal honesty, dedication to her students, and her cecilisms, such as, "so should i write the referral, or should you write the referral?" she was a collector of hundreds of books and was working on her first book when she passed away. friends and family hope to eventually compile and publish the book. outside of the classroom, she focused on many civil rights issues. she was a member of teachers for social justice and supported smaller glasses. she also sat on the executive board of united educators of san francisco. she is survived by her husband of 29 years and sons. teachers at mission high school have created a memorial scholarship in her honor, and donations can be sent to mission high school -- 3750 18th st., san francisco, 94114. >> mr. president, that concludes roll

kathleen? >> elliott, i want to do my part after this announcement of gloom and doom to help the economy. >> this is not a happy story. >> i'm going to a drinking establishment right after work. why do you know this? and why isn't it more widely known? >> i get an e-mail from a good friend. a lot of people know this. these numbers are there in the government report that's issued. you have to read into the footnotes. what's happened over time, everybody focuses on the 9.6 numbers, which excludes the other people that should be counted. >> but your figures include college students, people just out of college looking for jobs? they haven't looked very long. >> it would include anybody who's actually genuinely seeking a job. these are -- these numbers count the people who want a job who can't get it. >> what about people who are just underemployed, meaning that they -- >> we don't count them. good point you're racing here. if you included people that we call involuntarily part time -- in other word

i'm kathleen parker. >> and i'm eliot spitzer. thanks for joining us for our first show. this is a show about ideas. the ideas that drive american politics. >> perfect. succinct and to the point, eliot. you know how i am. i hate labltz. conservative, liberal. no. we're going to do something different with this show. we come to the table with different perspectives. we're from different worlds clearly. i'm from the south. you're from the north. >> right. so far so true. >> i'm a journalist and you're a politician. >> yeah. but i'm recovering. this is step one. i promise. really, i'm going to move beyond that. >> let me just say we're praying for you. >> that's big of you. i know what that means. i have in-laws from the south. when they say that i'm in deep trouble. >> bless your heart. >> yeah, a stake in my back when i hear those words. but the important thing, kathleen, we get to the office every day with something we care about, we want to talk about. right now i'm going to tell you folks, my opening argument tonight, very straightforward. mr. president, i'm a fan, big

i'm kathleen parker. >> i'm eliot spitzer. welcome to the program. tonight we begin with aex collusively. cnn's jim acosta with the first interview with christine o don't knell running for the senate seat in delaware. the first interview in quite sometime. >> o'donnell famously known for having dabbled in witchcraft as a much younger woman and jim acosta asked her about that, sarah palin, obama care, you name it. let's take a look. >> your latest ad says i'm you. >> right. >> it's as if you're trying to reintroduce yourself to voters. >> yes, yes. >> why is that? is that what you're trying to do? >> absolutely. my goal has been since the primary to meet as many voters as possible so they get to know me, i get to know them. i have to hear what's on their minds to know how i can help in washington, d.c. my goal, my candidacy is about putting the political process back into the hands of the people. i'm not a career politician. i'm not someone who's been groomed for office. i'm not someone who's been hand picked by her party elite, by the party bosses. o

i think what -- kathleen has this commonsense approach. take the drug test there. are certain areas where we feel pretty good about requiring drug tests, people driving buses, people where there is a safety impact t seems to me giving people unemployment benefits is a statement about economic circumstances and we're not in that context going to start monitoring every little peels of their lives. these are not people on probation. i think that's wrong. >> if you are doing something, hand delg machinery or responsible for other people's lives, when i applied to the centinal, i had to go behind a curtain to provide a spes minute. the health care program has created this idea that if you're going to eat something that is going to cause you health problems, then we have a right to direct whatever that consumption is because ultimately your bad health is going to cost us money. i think it's a very slippery slope. >> we started about sugary drinks. let's end with a catch nated note. you're known for having a five-hour energy drink. i don't see on

and her neighbors, kathleen edward has gotten support from all over the world.verything from a shopping spree at a local toy store to flowers all the way from pakistan and her tormentors, jennifer and scott pet could have continue to express regret about their actions. >> we're not just saying like that the media is telling us because we received the vandalism, last time you were here, it is not like that. we are truly sorry. >> we need to focus on kathleen because people across the world are sending us love. >> the edwards have gotten monetary donations from people in europe and japan, they'll give any left over donations to a children's hospital. >> abc 2 is thinking pink during breast cancer awareness month and so is the white house. the home of the first family was lit up in pink tonight. president bush did the same thing in 2008 and last year president obama placed a giant pink ribbon on the north important ty company. >> well if you do a lot of texting or online chatting you probably know what wtf means. one school superintendent didn't know and that's why

being right is what i care about. >> would you give him the job, kathleen? or just your partner?know, i don't endorse candidates whether for cabinet members or political office. i'm just a reporter like you, john. >> see you at the top of this hour and on next monday. >>> in a minute we'll ask bill maher if he's found greatest hits in his archives, and shariah law in texas? pete dominick tonight, as we check it out. >>> all week we've been talking with xwil maher. tonight's conversation begins with what you might call a little viewer feed did not back. >> as you know, a lot of people don't like you and you say things that offend them. after the program last night, within seconds i got several tweets, saying how can he call god the imaginary friend? you used the term "imaginary friend." does that bother you? how do you answer people of faith who takes offense at that. >> i can't answer them. even if i get into the argument about faith, they are offended. see, that's how they've stopped the debate all these years, but saying we're going to put this wall around this subject. if you

it's about kathleen and huntington's disease.ty neighbors are still trying to apologize. they are not allowed near the house. scott peckhof has been us spend from his job. they are getting threats. >> we received the vandalism and death threats. it's not like that. we are truly sorry. >> reporter: bottom line is i don't think these neighbors had any idea how this was going to snowball around them. megyn: just an incredible story. the search for an american believed shot to death on a lake straddling the mexican border has been suspend. captioning made possible by fox news network diabetes testing? it's all the same. nothing changes. [ man ] then try this. new and improved freestyle lite® blood glucose test strip. sure, but it's not gonna- [ bp ] wow. [ man ] yeah, that's the patented eestyle zipwik™ design. [ woman ] did it just -- ta the blood? target the blood? yeah, it drew it right in. the test starts fast. you need just a third the blood of onetouch®. that is different. so freestyle lite test strips make testing... [ man ] e

kathleen, second show, last night was great. don't you think? >> for those who may have missed it we should reintroduce ourselves. you're a liberal new york city democrat and i'm sort of -- >> character, but i'll live with it for now. >> i'm a regular american -- >> prague mattive conservative. >> pragmatic conservative from the south. we're going to have different ideas about things. >> sometimes. a lot of times we don't. >> anyway, what we want to do on this how is talk about the most important ideas, events, people of the day. tonight we have -- >> tonight we have some of the most interesting people. who are we starting with? >> dick armey, the former majority leader and also sort of figurehead of the tea party. >> we have a loto thank him for. >> manifesto. >>> a brilliant historian, doris kearns goodwin. she got a pulitzer prize. a brilliant woman. fun to listen to. great record, but she roots for the boston red sox. i'll forgive her. >> some people may not know about here, she's the first female journalist to go into the boston red sox's l

. >> among those in the debate, kathleen parker, eliot spitzer. their new program is at the top of the hour. good idea? >> i thought, that's chilling. it's kind of growing on me though. it's sort of like gidget goes to mordor. >> i liked it from the first moment because the whole point is she is mocking the media and everybody else out there saying how ridiculous are they saying that about me? then she says the most important line, i'm going to go to washington and do what you want to do to washington. basically she's saying, i'm real people. >> he doesn't mean a word of that. i mean, eliot's been defending o'donnell and palin -- >> democrats can't wait till they're the candidate -- >> he's having a cable conversion. that's what we call it here. among those weighing in on the ad is a man that many people often call the voice or at least a push on the republican right. now ad critic rush limbaugh. listen. >> you want to know what i think about it? everybody knows she's not a witch. i mean, come out and say that i'm not a witch -- i mean, how many v

. >> and kim kathleen parker. joins by cnn's chief political correspondent candy crowley. >> the department will continue on cnn.com and air in its entirety on cnn tonight at 11:00 p.m. eastern time. now, breaking news from the mine rescue in chile. we've catched this drama. close to the end of 69-day odd si. the 32nd miner about to reach safety moments away from the surface, 29-year-old air yalg a aerial, daughter named spanish for hope. right to gary tuchman in copiapo, chile. tell us what's going on right now. >> reporter: eliot, there's great joy in the desert in northern chile and throughout the universe because this valiant effort to save the lives of 33 miners appears to have succeeded. 31 of the miners are back on earth, back on terra firma with their families. one miner's being brought up now. there's this wheel behind me, when the wheel turns that means the capsule's on its way up. within seven minutes we expect miner number 32 to be up here. and then shortly after that, the final miner 33 inaudible. he'

>>as long as i pray before i get on the train and make sure i am covered, i am good. >> kathleen cairns fox 45 nees at 10:00. >> the feds claim this is just a routine exercise. >> the last unemployment report before election day gives republicans more ammunition tonight against the democratic party. labor department reports unemployment holding at 9.6 %. wendall gooer reports on how the president handled the news today. >> the disappointment was written on the faces of the president and the workers he addressed at a small business outside of washington. as announceed the economy had again lost jobs in september. >> yes, the trend line, in prrvate sector job growth is moving flight direction. but i aa not interested in trends or figures, as much as i am interested in the people behind them. >> private sector employment increased for the 9th straight month, he said, but not enough to make up for the loss of 159,000 government jobs, nearly half f them census workers. local government struck 76,000 jobs, most in 28 years. teachers were the biggest losers. and again mr. obama was left to say

kathleen sebelius letter to insurance companies and threatened them.aid states have new resources to go after insurance companies to use rate premium to scare consumers. crazy. >> bret: you are putting the onus on the insurance companies but isn't at it fact that we don't know what all the regulations will be in the 2,500 page law? >> correct. no getting away from it. why isn't it in place now? why didn't i see benefit now? all i see is ponial to use the insurance coverage for premiums going up. that is hurting obama. but it's politics and i hope you see it. if you see insurance company refusing to cover sick children or say they can't afford to pay 85% -- they get 15% profit but won't spend 85% helping people are sick, i think the insurance companies are rich and powerful. >> bret: you think sebelius should threaten them? >> say be responsible corporate citizen. >> bret: the next to vote poll and the home page online poll deal with waivers tonight. log on to foxnews.com/specialreport to participate. up next, democrats focus on >>> the only way that de

. >> kathleen courtney? >> commissioner miguel, members of the commission, i am chair of housing and zoning for the russian hill community association. we are calling to your attention the armature issuance of a section 312 notice, triggering the 30 day public review on a project on russian hill. we understand the zoning administrator has taken under advisement our request that the notice be revoked and the 30- day. be reset -- 30-day period be reset and has chosen not to do that. the city needs to look at how the ceqa and planning process work or do not worked in tandem. the public needs to know what is going on and right now there is confusion. the proposed project at 1945 high street calls for the conversion of a 90-year-old continually used community parking facility into a seven unit high end condominium, adding a fourth floor and roof deck, adding 40 feet to high street. all of the neighborhood associations on russian hill -- the russian hill neighbors, russian hill community association, and others ar

i'm kathleen parker. >> and i'm eliot spitzer. welcome to the program. this weekend, i saw a movie, it made me angry. movies inside job, a documentary by charles ferguson tells the story of a financial cataclysm of the last couple of years. how everybody in washington went in on this, and you, the middle class, paid the price. if you lost a house, lost a job, paid your taxes, it went to the folks on wall street who came out with tens of millions of dollars and we came out with nothing. kathleen, we should be angry. >> well, i am angry. i went to see that movie, too. and i loved it not only because you were in it as one of the good guys, i might add. but it helped me understand how we got here. what i really loved about this movie is it helped me understand the complex series of events. but what really struck me -- you just can't blame only republicans or just democrats. you can't pin it on president bush or president clinton. it really didn't matter who controlled congress. it's just a story of runaway greed of a relatively small number of people who nea

eliot, kathleen, see you at the top of the hour.nks. >> thanks. >>> when we come back, our new polling shows republicans are favored, but guess what, you don't like democrats or republicans when you look at washington. >>> our jessica yellin on the ground in california, among the subject, among the race s we'll talk about. ♪ [ upbeat instrumental ] [ rattling ] [ gasps ] [ rattling ] [ laughing ] [ announcer ] close enough just isn't good enough. - if your car is in an accident, - [ laughing continues ] make sure it's repaired with the right replacement parts. take the scary out of life with travelers. call or click now for an agent or quote. [ man ] i thought our family business would always be boots. until one day, my daughter showed me a designer handbag. and like that, we had a new side to our business. [ male announcer ] when the martinez family saw an opportunity, the hartford was there. protecting their employees and property, and helping them prepare for the future. nice boots. nice bag. [ male announcer ] see how the hartfo