for "teen kids news," i'm laura ingle, fox news channel in the classroom. >> frankenstein, the statue of liberty, and a bald gold guy named oscar. these are some of the images you'll find covering the hallway walls in a rather unusual school project. christian has the story. >> the mural's a great place. it's the friendly place that everyone goes to when they have an inspirational feeling, and everyone's just so nice, and work gets done here. they actually get, boom, boom, boom, work. >> here is where students at william mckinley junior high school go to learn on their own time. >> we mostly come at 7:00 in the morning, and sometimes we stay after school. we've even spent our lunch periods in mr. buxton's class, trying to get in as much work as we can. >> no extra credit. all they get is a cup of hot chocolate. >> language-arts teacher tom buxton dreamed up the project -- a giant mural that stretches half the length of a football field. it started when a student approached mr. buxton with an unusual piece of art. >> a young lady handed me a refrigerator magnet that had an image of ros

for "teen kids news," i'm laura ingle, fox news channel in the classroom. >> you'll need sunscreen, butswimming is not allowed. as nicole reports, this trip to the beach is not for fun in the sun but to learn about our reliance on science. >> no pen and paper necessary. today's test is underwater. what chris and his teacher joel rodriguez catch in their net will determine if these students got today's assignment right. before we see what they find, let's take a look at how the day began. >> what we're doing today is we're actually gonna get into the water. we're gonna do some water-quality testing. we're gonna test the water, see if it's any good. >> these teens came to the beach strictly for science. >> it just gives you a chance to really get out there in the field for whatever you want to do, and i really like the program. >> coastal class teens about the waterways near their home, from coastal ecology to aquatic habits. >> hands-on experience is always good for any student. it helps them really get a feel for what they're doing and learning more about their environment or wherever t

laura ingle, live in connecticut for us today, thank you.gg: she stormed her child's bus to take a stand against bullies before scuffling with cops. now she is on trial. the jail time she could get. >>> plus, new details on a bloody crime spree, what the suspects are saying about a motive. >>> and rick is at the web wall. hey rick. >> reporter: gregg, we were listening to you and bret talk about the debate and that's one of the polls at the happening now news page, foxnews.com, specifically we want to know about your thoughts of rick perry and his performance, what does he need to do. is tonight's debate a make or break moment for the governor. let us know what you think. i'll show you what the results are so far. so far, about six 8 1/2% of you say yep, governor perry better step it up. other -- our other question on the poll, should congress do something about jobs, yes or no. and so far, the results are a resounding no. let capitalism work its magic. a couple of ways for you to participate. not too late to go online. a little job for you

. >>> and -- laura ingle, fox news. >> they're getting expert help from jack hannah and he joined us earlier with more on the situation. >> you don't run from them. telling folks don't run, make noise and 90% of the time they will leave. they're wild but not from africa and they said they were fed a couple of days ago, this is good. this goes on day-to-day and we have the cats loose and that is what we're doing. he'll be here shortly to figure out what is going o. >> you can watch the entire interview on www.myfoxdc.com. >>> and it was wet and dreary out there and the umbrellas and hats are back in business and we're going to check in with gary mcgrady. >> and how long are we dealing with the rain? >> reporter: it'snasty and drizzily out there and that is a possibility of more showers and thunderstorms and we're seeing it to the south- southwest on the live radar and to max hd. you can see nothing is for the city and we're seeing more rain creeping up and popping up and there is a reason for that and i want to get tighter here into fauqier county. this is what we're looking at here.

jon: laura ingle, thanks. jenna: a little bit here to politics.e tea party from the right or the occupy wall street crowd maybe from the left, there's a growing sense of unrest in america. that's pretty much stating the obvious. our next guest is from a group that says he has a solution for those of us who want to get along. jonathan lewis just told us his real name is jon scott miller. i think that happens a lot. i have no doubt. are you creating a space for moderates? >> well, you know, it's moderates, but it's also liberals and conservatives because when you're on the left, the right or center, you probably have something in common; you're sick and tired of the political system. jenna: what's the goal? >> bring together democrats, republicans, independents, and let's put aside our labels and deal with these big issues. you know, the left is talking about income inequality. the right's talking about the debt. they're both right. but the way we need to handle them is by getting rid of the polarization and the paralysis in washington. the bipartis

laura ingle is live in new york city. what went on there last night?: you know, unless you like having a drum circle right outside your bedroom window, some people do, finding a balance between protestors and frustrated neighbors can be tricky. loud drums, ear-peering khabts and peoplpeering chants, and people using the streets as bathrooms. protestors told the board meeting last night they have instituted a good neighbor policy that will put a limit on time for drumming with a zero tolerance rule for abuse of property. residents were also at the meeting saying they are suffering quality of life issues every since protestors descended on their community and they believe the good neighbor policy is laughable. >> our neighbors do not beat on drums while people are sleeping. they do not verbally attack people on the way to work, they do not break into buildings and vandalize them, and urinate and defecate in the street. >> reporter: they blasted politicians for allowing the occupy wall street siege to continue without any end in sight. alisyn: the drums c

laura ingle is live at the courthouse. i know it's only been two days.his jury so long? >> reporter: the jury has been there close to 7 hours. certainly a lot of charges to go through, and the judge's charge to the jury, the jury instructions were extremely lengthy. we know they are going through those instructions as they move through this process. there is a lot of evidence that they have brought into the deliberation room. and that process does continue. since they have only had one question since yesterday for the judge about the deliberation process. they sent out a note saying do we need to specify if we have found him guilty as a principle or an accessory. the judge told them they don't have to specify and it doesn't have to be unanimous on whether they believe he was a main oh fernd or accessory on some of these counts. it's no doubt a huge answer for jurors deliberating the 17 charges against komisarjevsky. prosecutors said he was the architect of the home invasion and the main instigator of violence once they were inside the home. steven hayes

laura ingle has more on this side of the story. >> reporter: hi, jenna.umerous meetings between board members and protesters from the beginning, but last night's gathering was the first time local residents were allowed to officially chime in. loud drums, ear-piercing chants and people using the streets as bathrooms, just a few of the complaints coming from some who live around lower manhattan's due catty park. protesters say they have instituted what they call a good neighbor policy, putting a time limit on drumming and zero tolerance rule for abuse of property. several fed-up residents aired their grievances saying they've been suffering quality of life issues ever since protesters descended upon their neighborhood. >> we can't take our kids to the public spaces that we like to take them to, they're all shut down. that's the police, i understand, but it's because you're here. until you figure out a way to get organized, we're not going to be happy that you're here. >> reporter: but there were also supporters pointing out that some protesters are doing t

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