in washington, kelly wright, fox news. >> we have more information on health care reform on our website. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on the cure for health care icon >> most americans will need just one swine flu shot. kids, however are another story. recent trials indicate kids under the age of 10 will likely need two shots. federal officials say flu mists are available if the children want to dodge those shots. always check however with your doctor. >> for tips on how to stay healthy this flu season. log onto foxbaltimore.com/news links. >> well started out beautiful and then the clouds came in time for fall. >> check back with vytas reid with a look at the sky watch forecast. vytas, what is happening in the next few days. >> in the next few minutes. continue to see temperatures cooling off a bit overnight. but the temperatures going back up. as we see the temperatures in the 80s right around the corner. we saw temperatures in the mid to upper 70s today. and in fact, it feels still mildly cool out there. 69 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. winds calm. humidity levels at 90 percent.

. >> from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright. new developments in the murder case of yale grad student annie le. the murderer had reportedly tow add car from cromwell connecticut where ray mons clark was -- where raymond clark was arrest ared. he. clark has not confessed to the crime. a manhunt is underway for a criminally insane killer in washington. hes escaped to the spokane county interstate fair and authorities warned the longer he goes without his meds, well, the more dangerous he could become. he brutally murdered an elderly couple in the '80's and was committed after being acquitted by reason of insanity. forbes on fox are returns now. for the latest headlines log on to foxnews.com. >> to the czar wars! lawmakers on both sides of the aisle telling him to cool it with the czars but neil says our economy needs more of them. neil, make the case. that's a tough one. >> there's nothing wrong with czars. it's just a bureaucrat. the only thing we don't like it is that it sounds russian which is almost as bad as sounding french.

. >> from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright.eveloping now, a quadruple murder in virginia and police are on the hunt for the killer. the four bodies found in a home in farmdale, 50 miles west of richmond. the suspect, samuel richard mccoreski, iii. police say he is armed and dangerous. new fallout from the acorn tapes. new york governor david paterson ordering state agencies to put a hold on contracts with the community-based group, the move coming after this video came out in which acorn employees in brooklyn were showing a couple to apply for loans and lie about their profession. the group has received $1.8 million at least since 2003. for all the latest headlines, go to foxnews.com. >> get, this a stunning new poll revealing that most of us agree with a big warning from those tea party and town hall protestors. nearly two out of three americans think our country could, indeed, go bankrupt. now, toby, if they're right, it won't be pretty when the most prosperous and free nation ever goes broke. >> well, it wouldn't. let's forg

fedex >> from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright. new fallout from the acorn tapes.ew york governor paterson ordering state agencies to put a 30-day hold on contracts with the community-based group. the move comes after this undercover video came out. in it, acorn employees in brooklyn were shown telling a couple posing as a pimp and prostitute to lie about her profession to apply to loans. also developing, 7 former c.i.a. directors now urging president obama to stop the investigation into harsh interrogation techniques used on terror suspects. attorney general eric holder announced last month that an independent panel would investigate c.i.a. agents but the former directors warn that the investigations could discuj c.i.a. officers from doing the kind of aggressive intelligence work needed in counterterrorism. "cashin' in" returns right now. >> that's exactly what i would do. try thai massage, you know. there are just a bunch them. >> the house and senate voting to cut off federal funding to acorn this week after numerous workers at the community organization were bu

. >> from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright.he man at the center after roar investigation in new york and denver is expected to undergo a fourth day of questions after they say that zazi has admitted that he is directly linked to al qaeda. the official says zazi was playing a crucial role in this attempted terror attack that's was being dreghted from outside the united states. it is not clear what the targets were. zazi has not been arrested. >> police say there is now evidence that might connect two cold kidnapping cases to jaye si dugard's kidnapper philip garrido. investigators found human bones on his property over four days of searching and digging. jais si was held on the property for 18 years before being found. >> banker's salaries today, your salary tomorrow. a new thing by the federal government that says they have the final say on all bank employees pay. this worries you? >> yeah, because you target one industry. who is going to be next? any business doing a lot of business with the federal government, who does that i

i'm kelly wright. >> julie: i'm julie banderas, a land and air search for this man.ok, this is phillip arnold paul, escaped during a trip to the county fair of all places. they fear without his medication paul may become unstable and potentially dangerous. the spokane county sheriff joins us on the phone. thank you for talking to us. his brother tom told the associated press, i'm going to quote here, he's in a bad mental state. why would they load him on a bus and take him to a fair? that is a very good question. why would authorities at eastern state hospital allow phillip arnold paul to visit the fair where there are dozens of families and children, despite his violent criminal past and history of trying to escape? >> the sheriff's office has no input to eastern state hospital policies or procedures. that's a very good question, a question we are going to want answers to in short order. today, we're still focus on the hunt for paul. we'll worry about those administrative type questions down the road, but certainly, we're concerned that he was one of 31 criminally i

laura: is kelly ann wright, some of the excitement for obama is it receding a little bit?ome the reports are that they can't get the excitement and passion that you saw last fall for president obama, then candidate obama on the part of the young people. i would argue that kelly ann is wrong. they are not sitting on their couches in their boxers. they are sitting on their parent's boxers in their briefs. go ahead. >> well kelly ann is partially right. first of all there are crazy on both sides, crazy on the left and crazies on the right. la. laura: crazies right here in this studio, you and i, come on. >> it is true in terms of democrats and progressives they have had a harder time immobilizing them on behalf of the health care debate. laura: don't you think young people are worried about this health care thing? maybe they like obama personally and supported him but maybe they don't like this. >> here is part of the problem what the a messaging has been thus far from the democrats. they haven't been talking about the need for health care reform for people who already have h

join us from washington with more on that is kelly wright. good morning. >> good morning. hope you're well. the senate finance committee markup begins at 9:00 a.m. today. it's expected to be a long day of legislative jarringian. having said that, there is talk of more than 500 amendments. but since they have yet to write the legislative text we and they don't know which are how many amendments will actually be applicable to this. but we do know the senate finance committee chair max baucus is optimistic. >> needs a lot of the legitimate concerns that i've heard. the most frequent concern is affordability. we want to make sure that this package out of the finance committee next week provides for insurance recoveries that's affordable for people. coverage that's affordable for people. >> he's talking about how to make it affordable for people. the senator considering these changes. he would offer more general subsidies to low and middle-income foam buy coverage through a network of private insurance exchanges. he also said he may cut the maximum penalty facing middle class f