megyn: . the.resident of the american psychiatric association says there is no evidence of this. so aren't you being irresponsible by suggesting to parents out there that if they let their little children watch this show they will turn transgender? >> no, i'm protecting their children. i have a call into john. i would like to clarify that there is no evidence that watching will not cause problems for your kids in terms of their sexual identities. along with the brouhaha around this hat suggests this is a popular coue. we are not very far away from when paul mccue provided lipo suction for anorexic people. you don't have to collaborate in people's psychopathology to be their doctors. megyn: it's a recognized disorder. somebody with expertise in this area of psychiatry, dr. jack dresser. also a member of the dsm5 on sexual and gender identity disorders says you are irresponsible here in saying the audience is entitled to accurate scientific knowledge rather than opinions, scare tactics and inflammato

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megyn: fox news alert, i'm megyn kelly, welcome, everyone. new questions coming in right now on the president's challenge to congress. president obama this morning standing up in the rose garden to echo a theme that we heard last thursday night. >> this is the bill that congress needs to pass. so let's pass this bill. pass this bill. [applause] we can do that by passing this bill. megyn: the president saying there is no time now for games, politics or delays. the $447 billion jobs plan is going to congress later today, and then the president is hitting the road to sell it to the public, and the democratic national committee is backing him up with a big new ad campaign in some key battleground states. chief white house correspondent ed henry live at the white house with some breaking news now on more about how the president plans on paying for this plan. the details are starting to be filled in. >> reporter: that's right, megyn. we just got the details from jack lew, the president's budget director, and they're pretty dramatic. basically, this

megyn? megyn: wow. that's a big number. you heard the defense saying he wasn't motivated by greed, and they're going to get into that with the jury. adam houseley, great reporting. thank you very much. >>> well, your health care records are about to go online thanks to the president's new health care law, and getz who now wants to manage all of your private data. big brother. is this a good idea? we'll have a full report. >>> plus, incredible video of a terrified hiker -- look at this -- clinging to the side of a rock. she was there for hours. her story three minutes away. >>> and surveillance cameras cap which aring the moment the earthquake in d.c. hit the washington moment. tourists running in the elevator -- i'm sorry, running in terror, i should say. the story and why it may be a long time before this monument reopens. diabetes testing? it's all the same. nothing changes. then try this. freestyle lite® blood glucose test strip. sure, but it's not gonna-- [beep] wow. yep, that's the patented freestyle zipwik™ design. di

megyn? megyn: wendell, thank you. some voters have now taken to literally begging governor chris christie to run for president of the united states. >> i really implore you to, as a citizen of this country, to, please, sir, to reconsider. megyn: in three minutes, see why his response to that request last nights has raised new questions about his political future. >>> and the death toll is rising in one of the worst listeria outbreaks in over a decade. what is this bacteria? and what exactly is the threat americans face right now? can you buy cantaloupe worry-free? we'll have answers just ahead. >>> and a new privacy issue involving facebook. we'll tell you what the company admitted to doing while some users were already logged out. ♪ eggland's best eggs. the best in nutrition... just got better. now with even more of the vitamins your body needs. like vitamin d. plus omega 3's. there's one important ingredient that hasn't changed: better taste. [ female announcer ] eggland's best. better taste. better nutrition. the b

megyn: thank you. we also have breaking news on a store row that unfolded on this broadcast yesterday. brand-new information about the man who marched into a nevada restaurant and opened fire on a group of customers including several members of the national guard. claudia cowan got out of a news conference in carson city nevada, what is the latest. >> reporter: new details are starting to emerge as the investigation unfolds and as we hear eyewitness accounts from customers who were inside this international house of pancakes yesterday morning when 32 #-year-old eduardo scencion skraoefpling as he was doing so apparently. they won't reveal exactly what he said, the statements were enough to traumatize the survivors. we are hearing stories of heroism from inside the restaurant. brave people who stepped up to help out with the victims and help get customers, including a number of children out of harm's way, and we are now hearing stories about the four people who were murdered, including -- [no audio] meg

megyn. megyn: eric shawn. thank you. since the president took office in 2009 there have been a few occasion where the united states has challenged israeli decisions. in march of 09 secretary hillary clinton described plans to demolish palestinian homes in jerusalem as quote unhelpful. vice president biden called on israel to not build any nor settlements. a year later in march israel's ambassador to the u.s. reportedly said relations between the two countries face the worst crisis in 35 years. that same month prime minister benjamin netanyahu made a visit to the white house and we are told that president obama did not pose for a photo with the prime minister. the president also reportedly walked out of a meeting with the prime minister and had dinner nearby while mr. benjamin netanyahu was kept waiting with his advisers. later in may the israeli prime minister canceled another planned visit to the white house. in may of this year the president called for israel to quote, act boldly to advance peace and said that the bord

megyn: thank you, sir. we will bring you any news from the white house press briefing when it happens. plus was the white house decision on scheduling this speech a coincidence? that is what the white house claims. was it a clever play or a mistake? some answers in that debate are just ahead. another controversy building in washington today and it could end up costing taxpayers half a billion dollars. this is how much we loaned to a solar panel company that the president highlighted as a creator of green jobs. that company now declaring bankruptcy. we invested 500 million in this company, and 1100 workers are out on the street today. trace gallagher has the story live from our west coast newsroom, trace. >> reporter: the company is called solendra based in fremont, california, below san francisco. $535million. it was the first company to get one of the loan guarantees under the obama stimulus program, now it's filed for chapter 11, shut its doors and laid off 100 employees. listen to them. >> i did not see

megyn: wow. tobin, thank you. >> all right, megyn. megyn: appreciate it.e are tracking a developing story in chicago where federal agencies are investigating vandalism and reports of shots fired at the campaign office -- the campaign office -- of president obama. and just days before the president is scheduled to visit. we'll have an update upcoming. >>> plus, brand new 911 calls from witnesses to a car bombing. two young children horribly burned. police are asking were they targeted because of their father's job? >>> and the final arguments in the amanda knox appeals trial. the young american trying to overturn her murder conviction in italy. just ahead, the questionable evidence that's giving her family hope. >> well, you know, she, like us, she sees everything good, positive now that the truth is finally coming out, so that's good. today is going to be hard because, again, she has to listen to people say horrible, untrue things about her. we hope at the end it'll turn out correct, and two innocent people will go free. host: coulo really save you 15% or

megyn?nnifer, thank you. >>> well, the murder trial that gripped the world, we are now learning when we will hear from amanda knox and when you will hear the final verdict in her appeal. that is right after this break. >>> plus, the story of how carla flores ended up with a grenade lodged in her face is absolutely horrifying. but the story of what doctors had to do to save her life without killing themselves will be one of the most gripping things you hear all day. >>> and tea party members are called everything from racists to terrorists. a group of republican voters in a key state tell pollster frank luntz what they think about that. >> human -- how many of you consider yourselves supporters of the tea party, raise your hands? ladies and gentlemen, this is the face of the tea party. are you terrorists? are you an s. o.b.? ♪ ♪ [ dog barks ] [ birds chirping ] ♪ [ mechanical breathing ] [ engine turns over ] ♪ [ male announcer ] the all-new volkswagen passat. a new force in the midsize categ

megyn: why, why?> well if you look at the beginning of say 2010 when half the country thought the president might be a socialist and a quarter of them thought he was a muslim there is a fundamental failure of presenting the president's image, let alone the policy failures, right, just those things alone show there was a kind of inch economy. megyn: it's not like change your policy, it's show the country that you're a leader, and that you're doing something and that you're outraged. go ahead. >> and that is a big part of it. then there is the policy piece of it. he made the wrong decisions by focusing on healthcare instead of the economy and jobs. while not taking on wall street and having any kind of accountability for the economic mess, which is part of james carville's prescription which i agree with a hundred percent. at the end of the day the public's problem with president obama as president is his leadership, whether he is a strong leader and up to the task. they have reason to doubt that. he ha

megyn? megyn: steve centanni, thank you. >> reporter: you bet. megyn: we also have a fox extreme weather aletter, severe threats of major flooding along the gulf coast as tropical storm lee begins to move inland. lee making a huge mess down in louisiana. the water damage already pretty staggering. torrential rain, more than a foot high in some spots. some homes are almost entirely underwater. folks are now trying to take it all in. >> you can look here now, it's all flooded. like, you've got people walking in it and boats and everything back here. >> i don't know. i've never seen water come up that high. people are wading through. it's up to their knees. >> just overwhelming. a lot of water. >> feels like katrina again but not just as bad. it's kind of scary, it's a shock. megyn: casey steegal live in new orleans. how's the big easy holding up? >> reporter: hey, megyn, good to see you. no major issues to really report here in the crescent city despite receiving more than a foot of rain over the last couple of days. the real areas that folks are c

megyn. megyn: wow.ident obama, teaming up with the social networking site linked in to help sell his jobs plan, supporters on the west -- to supporters on the west coast today, his comments set to get underway live in about 30 minutes. we're watching the picture live, i should say, but the president's jobs plan has been overshadowed in recent days by the argument her his proposed tax hike. it all targeted last week when the associated press called out the president for using questionable tax data and continued this weekend when white house senior adviser david plouffe appeared on fox news sunday with our own chris wallace: >> the american people are screaming out, saying it's unfair that the wealthiest, the largest corporations who can afford the best attorneys, the best accountants, take advantage of these special tax streams as a lobbyist, have along with lawmakers, have cooked the books here, so the question is how are we going to move forward as a country, are we going to, yes, do spending cuts that

megyn? megyn: mollying line, thank you.sident has taken to the microphones where he will be making a push on his new jobs bill. we're going to take a listen for a little bit, then we're going to stream the remarks live on foxnews.com. let's take a had been to the headlines. >> in pockets of working americans. [cheers and applause] everything in this american jobs act is the kind of proposal that, in the past, has been supported by both republicans and democrats. everything in it will be paid for. and every one of you can make it happen by sending a message to congress that says, pass this bill. [cheers and applause] ohio, if you pass this bill, then right here in this state ten of thousands of construction workers will have a job again. [cheers and applause] this is one of the most common sense ideas out there. all over the country, there are roads and bridges and schools just like fort hayes in need of repair. some of the buildings here at fort hayes were originally built during the civil war. that's old. [laughter] and wh

megyn? megyn: molly, thank you.-- the president wasting no time taking his new jobs plan announced last night on the road. mr. obama telling an audience in virginia just a short while ago that his plan will quickly jump-start the economy pointing out that the $450 billion plan contains measures that republicans as well as democrats should like. >> everything in the american jobs act, everything in there is the kind of proposal that's been supported in the past by both democrats and republicans. nothing radical in this bill. everything in it will put more people back to work and more money back into the pockets of those who are working. megyn: the president also says the mix of spending and tax cuts will be paid for, and he will announce how in a week to ten days. joining me now for reaction, former governor of alaska and vice presidential candidate sarah palin who is also a fox news contributor. governor, welcome back. >> thank you so much, megyn. megyn: all right. what'd you think of the speech last night? >> oh, i

megyn. megyn: molly, thank you.u recall, candidate obama promised a transparent administration and vowed to change the way that washington used to do things. that has critics now raising questions about these reports that the administration may be trying to help a politically connected firm. steven coen is the executive director for the national whistle-blower foundation. the ce oh of light squared came on our show. he said it has nothing to do with politics, we are trying to get a network in the sky so we can be competitive when it comes to wireless communication. the obama administration seems to say this is par for the course. we look at testimony before people go so we have a consistent message across the board. so what is the issue? >> it's all about the money. it's all about the politics. when the administration comes in and pressures people as to how to testify. now these two witnesses apparently didn't buckle under the pressure. but i'll tell you right now we've seen federal employee after federal employee,

megyn? megyn: david lee miller, thank you.s alert, we are just getting reports from our white house reporter ed henry that top republicans have decided, quote, not to slam the president's speech tonight. instead they plan to look for some common areas to work with. the president on. that comes in as we're hearing new questions about why the white house refused to meet with top gop leaders ahead of tonight's speech. here is white house spokesman jay carney addressing the president's refusal to meet with john boehner and eric cantor yesterday afternoon. >> i do not believe that anyone out there in the country thinks that the answer to getting washington out of gridlock is having another round before this speech of meetings in the cabinet room. megyn: joining me now, barbara come stock who's a former senior adviser for romney for president as well as tara dowdell. panel, thank you so much for being here. tara, does jay carney have a point? >> i think he does have a point, but i would expand on jay cash think's -- carney's point.

megyn: tv's dr.ith what he calls the most shocking investigation his show has ever done saying there are dangerous levels of arsenic in apple juice. but there are two kinds of arsenic, one that occurs naturally and is said to be harmless and one that's toxic. apparently the doctor only tested for the total contents of arsenic in apple news and now he's public enemy number one with the juice industry and the fda. the feds calling his investigation irresponsible and misleading. does he face some legal exposure for this report which has a lot of parents concerned? let's ask our panel. defense attorney mark eiglarsh and cohost of the fife kimberly guilfoyle. what parent doesn't giver her kid apple juice. he's talking about the fact that arsenic is in the apple juice and that's bad for your kid over the long haul. mark, might he face legal exposure and if so, w? >> i don't there will be a successful lawsuits. but some people thank you threaten to sue him. i'll tell you why he will prevail. the first amend

cain recognizes -- megyn: don't forget on "america live" a couple of days ago. >> reporter: absolutely. that's a huge, huge boost, megyn, and that's why the candidates are clamoring to get on the show with you. [laughter] megyn: wait, let me ask you this, and there's another winner in this poll, and that's mitt romney who had front runner status for a short time, and then rick perry bumped him out of it. he's back on top. >> reporter: well, listen, the story of herman cain's ascent is the other side of a coin that talks about rick perry's descent. the perform in the de-- the performance b in the debate, his disappointment in the straw poll in florida is really an illustration of how it is that mr. cain has benefited so directly. romney has run the slow and steady tortoise campaign. he's been hovering in the low 20%, he's been raising more money than the rest of the candidates and trying to avoid the scrutiny of a front runner. herman cain and rick perry, rick perry has experienced the bright lights and how it can singe one.

now to megyn kelly. >> megyn: congresswoman bachmann after the last debate a young member of the california tea party said he didn't feel he had his question fully answered. question that received the most votes on the list. the answer his question is a out of every dollar i earn how much do you think that i deserve to keep? >> after the debate i talked to that young man and i said i wish i could have answered that question because i want to tell you what my answer is. i think you earned every dollar. you should get to keep every dollar that you earn. that's your money. that's not the government's money. that's the whole point. barack obama seems to think that when we earn money, it to him. we are lucky just to keep a little bit of it. i don't think that. i think when people make money, it is their money. obviously, we have to give money back to the government so we can run the government. but we have to have a completely different mindset. that is, the american people are the genius of this economy. it certainly isn't government. that's the two views. president obama has embraced a view of

now to megyn kelly. >> megyn: congresswoman bachmann after the last debate a young member of the california tea party said he didn't feel he had his question fully answered. question that received the most votes on the list. the answer his question is a out of every dollar i earn how much do you think that i deserve to keep? >> after the debate i talked to that young man and i said i wish i could have answered that question because i want to tell you what my answer is. i think you earned every dollar. you should get to keep every dollar that you earn. that's your money. that's not the government's money. that's the whole point. barack obama seems to think that when we earn money, it to him. we are lucky just to keep a little bit of it. i don't think that. i think when people make money, it is their money. obviously, we have to give money back to the government so we can run the government. but we have to have a completely different mindset. that is, the american people are the genius of this economy. it certainly isn't government. that's the two views. president obama has embraced a view of

she'll be joined by chris wallace and bret baier and megyn joins us now.is my problem with the debate tonight, you got fox news partnered up with google. they ask for questions from people all over the world and you got 20,000 of them. then there are thousands of people on the stage, right, running for the nomination. so how are you going to handle and distill all this in less than two hours? >> it's going to be like herding cats. i'm expecting bedlam and chaos and general meltdowns left and right. going to make for great tv, quite frankly. >> bill: let's give the audience some inside baseball here. so the three of you meet and you got to difficulty up the question -- divvy up the questioning somehow. >> it's not just the three of us. there is a whole editorial team, our political unit and people from the dc bureau, the big thinkers in washington, and we all sit down and we decide what are the issues that we're going to talk to them about? what do people care about? and it's the obvious. obviously number one will be jobs. >> bill: has to be the economy, su

. >> as i originally said, megyn kelly on social issues. >> megyn: now moving on from you governor huntsmancongresswoman bachmann. in 2006 you said public schools are teaching children that there is separation of church and state and said i am here to tell you that's a myth. do you believe that there's a limit on government's ability to inject religion into the public square? if so, what is that limit? >> i think thomas jefferson stated it best, he was the author of the religious liberty that he valued so much. that's, the united states government should not be a state church. that's ilie what the fundamental was of separation of church and state. when jefferson wrote a letter to the dan bury baptist they wanted to know, will you have a national church in the united states? he said no. because we believe in freedom of conscience. we believe in freedom of religious liberty and expression and speech. that's a foundational principle in the united states. but that doesn't mean that we aren't people of faith. and that people of faith shouldn't be allowed to exercise religious liberty in a public

megyn kelly on a judge striking down illegal immigrant alien statutes.re coming right back. [ male announcer ] to the 5:00 a.m. scholar. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. >> bill: personal story segment, as we mentioned, herman cain rising in the polls pry prayerly because he's a straight talking guy. on cnn yesterday, he analyzed why the vast majority of black americans always vote democratic >> many african-americans have been brainwashed into not being open minded, not even considering a conservative point of view. i have received some of that same vitriol because i am running as a conservative. so it's just brainwashing and people not being open minded, pure and simple. >> bill: mr. cain's opinion does have back up and the year 2000, blacks voted 90% for al gore. 2004, they voted 88% for john kerry. 2008, they voted 95% for barak obam

>> girl scouts. >> bill: when we come back, miss megyn kelly front and center.ruling that some of alabama's tough anti-illegal immigration laws may be unconstitutional. miss megyn is next. i had a het problem. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen. i just didn't listen until i almost lost my life. my doctor's again ordered me to take aspirin. and i do. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ mike ] listen to the doctor. take it seriously. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. federal judge sharon blacks with burn blocked some parts of the tough alabama illegal immigrationing law, saying they might be unconstitutional. here to analyze, attorney and fox news anchor, megyn kelly, who used to cover the supreme court before she became an enormous star. right? >> if you say so. >> bill: number one, the judge says the alabama law that makes it a crime for illegal aliens already in the country in alabama to seek work. >> right. >> bill: that would be unconstitutional? >> right. she doesn't like that pro

megyn was in the debate obviously with baier and wallace, correct? >> um-huh. >> bill: i heard you guys are fighting for questions and is that true? >> you have heard about chris wallace, haven't you? his reputation proceeds him. no. >> bill: you all get along, right? >> very much so. >> bill: i love those guys. they are great. now, behind the scenes is something like that is pretty chaotic, is it not? >> if you could have seen my day on thursday. i mean, from -- i brought my baby out there. my daughter yardley who is a months old. there she is. look at her. >> bill: she was on the stage next to herman cain. >> that is her behind michele bachmann's podium. she was in favor of the mickey mouse questions. she went to grab these microphones and i hear in my ear those microphones have been preset for the height of the candidates. don't et let the baby touch them. i had her with me. i'm taking care of yardley going to predebate meetings. going to my show. publicity for the debate. all these predebate meetings and then predebate rehearsals we have to do to

>> hello, megyn.rk for the port authority. but there are other people. the administrative assistants and executives of the agency that manage the world trade center and owns the actual ground here. 8 were killed in 2001 and also in the first attack. and right now as you can see, the special ceremony honoring and remembering them is ongoing at st. peter's church. among those killed was the executive director of the port authority neal levin who was 46 years old. john o'neill, an al-qaeda expert who quit the fbi and the government partly in frustration over its nonpursuit of al-qaeda. he became the director of security for the world trade center and was also killed on that day. also being remembered, the six victims who died in the 1993 bombing of the world trade center. that is when islamic extremists drove a bomb filled van into the basement of the building and exploded it. they hoped that one of the towers would be destroyed and topple on to the other tower to bring them both down. it was because tha

thank you very much, megyn. the great american news quiz on deck. another presidential edition, they're always fun. and a marine receives a medal of honor. his story will make you proud up ahead. nationwide insurance, what's up ? what's vanishing deductible all about ? guys, it's demonstration time. let's blow carl's mind. okay, let's say i'm your insurance deductle. every year you don't have an accident, $100 vanishes. the next year, another $100. where am i going, carl ? the next year... that was weird. but awesome ! ♪ nationwide is on your side >> bill: the great american news quiz, the democratic presidential edition, some great questions for you this evening. here now, quiz kid themselves megan mcdowell in for steve doocy and representing paulette from mississippi. martha maccallum playing for wallace krump from washington. if you'd like to sign up for someifty prizes go to billo'reilly.com. you're a southern lady, right? where are you from? >> virginia. mississippi, a little far south. you could be in the southern states. >> yeah. >> bill: you

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thank you very much, megyn. the great american news quiz on deck.residential edition, they're always fun. and a marine receives a medal of honor. his story will make you proud up ahead. >> bill: the great american news quiz, the democratic presidential edition, some great questions for you this evening. here now, quiz kid themselves megan mcdowell in for steve doocy and representing paulette from mississippi. martha maccallum playing for wallace krump from washington. if you'd like to sign up for some nifty prizes go to billo'reilly.com. you're a southern lady, right? where are you from? >> virginia. mississippi, a little far south. you could be in the southern states. >> yeah. >> bill: you know off camera, she talks like this. >> yes, she talks like -- >> bill: yeah, talks like a jersey girl. question number one, john f. kennedy became a hero in world war ii when a boat he commandeered was sunk by a japanese destroyer. while he was in office, hollywood made a movie about the incident. what actor played j.f.k. in that movie? a, carrie grant. c, stev

megyn kelly is on the topic of social issues. >> i just want to respond to my friend, rick santorum. we do have a difference of opinion here in terms of overall foreign policy. i think as the only one with foreign policy experience having lived overseas four different types, we don't have a foreign policy and we don't project the goodness of this country in terms of it will be, open markets and human rights. right now our core economy is broken. we're 25% of the world's gdp. the world is better place when the united states is strong. guiding anything we talk about from a policy standpoint needs to be fixing the core. after ten years of fighting the war on terror, people are ready to bring our troops home from afghanistan, rick. this country has given it's all. [ applause ] >> special forces capability but we're going to have to do that in every corner of the world but we need to fix this th core and get serious about what the rest of the century holds on for this country. >> just because our which is sick doesn't mean that our values are sick. we're going to stand up for those values

megyn i'm megyn kelly. he's been charged with raping a 15-year-old girl.is star athlete still doing out on the football field? the accusor's mother wants to know in kelly's court. some say they are appalled by the crowd's reaction at the tea party debate this week on the death penalty question and on the question about letting an uninsured man die. but are the criticisms fair? we debate it. all that plus the woman who won 54 milt in the lottery only to find out she didn't. she is here live. see you at the top of the hour. jon: very tense minutes for 0 russian mission control when it loses contact with a soyuz spacecraft returning to earth from the international space station. three people on board including an american astronaut. fortunately they landed safely, we are happy to report, but there are some serious questions about what might have gone wrong, especially after the last soyuz. let's talk about it with tom jones, a former nasa astronaut, a fox news contributor, the author of sky walking, an astronaut's memorandu memoir. we have a soyuz spacecraft

megyn kelly is on the topic of social issues. >> i just want to respond to my friend, rick santorum. we do have a difference of opinion here in terms of overall foreign policy. i think as the only one with foreign policy experience having lived overseas four different types, we don't have a foreign policy and we don't project the goodness of this country in terms of it will be, open markets and human rights. right now our core economy is broken. we're 25% of the world's gdp. the world is better place when the united states is strong. guiding anything we talk about from a policy standpoint needs to be fixing the core. after ten years of fighting the war on terror, people are ready to bring our troops home from afghanistan, rick. this country has given it's all. [ applause ] >> special forces capability but we're going to have to do that in every corner of the world but we need to fix this th core and get serious about what the rest of the century holds on for this country. >> just because our which is sick doesn't mean that our values are sick. we're going to stand up for those values

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it takes real leadership. >> thank you, megyn. the next question is for all of the candidates. comes to us from atlanta, georgia, on the topic of education. >> i'm a fellow lawman from atlanta georgia. i taught in both public and private schools and now as a substitute teacher. i see administrators more focused on federal mandates retaining funding, trying not to get sued while the teachers are jumping through hoops trying to serve up a one size fits all education for students. what as president would you seriously do about what i consider a massive overreach of big government into the classroom? thank you. >> that topic is for all candidates. 30 seconds each, please. governor johnson? >> i'm promising to submit a balanced budget to congress in the year 2013. that is a 43 prs reduction in federal spending. i am going to promise to advocate the abolishment of the federal department of education. the federal department of education gives each state 11 cents out of every dollar that every state spends but comes with 16 cents worth of strings attached. what america does not underst

isn't this the third debate where the fox moderators, megyn kelly, asked tough questions of the candidates>> look, they did ask some tough questions. but there were also questions, howard, that were frankly incredibly silly and stupid. for megyn to ask mitt romney, oh, are you going to call president obama socialist, too, or for bret barrett to say, wait a second, how are you going to turn this country around, candidates, you have 30 seconds, i mean, it is not that simple. to the extent that journalists -- yes, they did ask some sharp questions, but for journalists it seemed they ran out of time. they were throwing things up there -- >> what's wrong with seeing whether romney would take the bait and pander to the right by using the "s" word, socialism, against president obama? >> the better way to enlighten people and voters is to say what do you view as socialism, as opposed to saying do you agree with a conservative label that may or may not apply. they could have asked specifics about what is your view about socialism and then how much of that is president obama's? likewise, instead of

megyn: i'm megyn kelly. herman cane stunned when he won the florida straw poll. his big win into something more? he joins me live at 2:15. they went to plea test the big banks on wall street. they wound up with mace in the face. 80 people are under arrest, it's all caught on camera, we have the tape, but does that cape show the whole story in "kelly's court"? republican students at uc berkeley want to hold a bake sale charging different amounts depending on race. we'll discuss that at 1:00. martha: opening arguments in the manslaughter trial of dr. conrad murray begin tomorrow in los angeles. right now there is last-minute courtroom stuff going on. what is going on there today and what are we expecting for this week ahead? >> reporter: yeah, both sides in the courtroom as we speak, some pretrial motions are being filed right now, evidence that they want admitted into the trial. these are mainly some housekeeping issues that they want to get done today, because this judge is keeping a very tight schedule here. as you said the oening statements set to begin tomorro

it takes real leadership. >> thank you, megyn. the next question is for all of the candidates.ia, on the topic of education. >> i'm a fellow lawman from atlanta georgia. i taught in both public and private schools and now as a substitute teacher. i see administrators more focused on federal mandates retaining funding, trying not to get sued while the teachers are jumping through hoops trying to serve up a one size fits all education for students. what as president would you seriously do about what i consider a massive overreach of big government into the classroom? thank you. >> that topic is for all candidates. 30 seconds each, please. governor johnson? >> i'm promising to submit a balanced budget to congress in the year 2013. that is a 43 prs reduction in federal spending. i am going to promise to advocate the abolishment of the federal department of education. the federal department of education gives each state 11 cents out of every dollar that every state spends but comes with 16 cents worth of strings attached. what america does not understand is that it is a negative to

welcome to "america live", everyone, i'm alisyn camarota in for megyn kelly today.olyndra's executives promised they would tell all to congressional investigators and now in a complete 180 they're refusing to answer lawmakers' questions, the fbi raided the company a couple of weeks ago, grabbing documents as investigators looked for how this taxpayer loan was

ask more of your fiber. >> hey, everyone, i'm megyn kelly.labor board be able to force boeing to move jobs out of a right-to-work state and back to a unionized one? that is the question the house takes up today and so do we. congresswoman michele bachmann claims that governor rick perry signed an executive order requiring a vaccine for 12-year-old girls because she said of crony capitalism. he was doing a favor for a guy who used to work for him and moved ton to merck. my guests today say she doesn't know rick perry at all. wait until you hear this backstory. plus, is president obama losing the jewish vote? the white house seems a bit nervous about this but does it have reason to be? all that plus an unbelievable medal of honor resipient. we will have the ceremony and his story live right here. jon: some new video just into our newsroom of that cruise ship fire we told you about a little bit earlier in the program. a very serious fire broke out in the engine room of the ms nordless. even before it pulled into the dock. it is about 230 miles n

megyn: hey, everyone, i'm megyn kelly.t obama on his foreign policy toward israel, but was the attack fair? we'll have a fair and balanced debate. >>> plus, at point in their presidencies both reagan and clinton had bad, bad approval poll numbers. both wound up scoring huge re-election wins. can president obama do the same? michael reagan has answers. >>> the international monetary fund with a dire warning about our nation's economic health, why it's, quote, delivering a stern message to america. >>> and ten muslim students on trial for shouting down an israeli diplomat at a california university. they claim it was freedom of speech, but what about his speech? a powerful kelly's court. see you in five minutes. jenna: and now this fox news alert. four body guards killed by a homicide bomber. dominic di-natale streaming live with the latest from afghanistan. dominic? >> reporter: we originally thought it was an attack on the u.s. embassy, but in the past few minutes we have learned of a potential attack against the british e

the note ♪. >> hey, everyone i'm megyn kelly. center here in orlando, florida. a site of a critical republican debate tonight. the top two contenders will face off along with seven others hoping to knock them off their perch. we will have a complete preview what to expect including with my debate colleagues, bret baier and chris wallace who will join me right here on the set. the debate starts at 9:00 p.m. eastern. the preview starts right here in 10 minutes. see you then. jon: well, a positive sign for our next guest. as republican presidential candidate jon huntsman eyes new hampshire, there is a new state poll out there showing huntsman at about 10%. he has gained six points since june. he is inching closer to mitt romney and ahead of national frontrunner, rick perry at least in the new hampshire poll. governor huntsman joins us in orlando where the candidates are getting ready for the debate tonight yes, you're inching closer to mitt romney in new hampshire but you're still 31 points back in that poll. i guess you will take t

megyn kelly good moment told instructed to let the public on the hood so. this is all t syrian activists report more protests the death of the head of the red cross makes if humanitarian visit to the country meanwhile the russians and the un get the warring sides into the talks to avoid a repeat of libya you can't say. israel will drive is it special forces to shoot at palestinian protesters or vapor pads and margins of port of a u.n. base the independence televisa is already armed jewish settlers in the west bank quit playing for sock puppets it's improved but. the gas impasse in ukraine backpedals a bit it's rather taking us to court the polls twice is down says little stand his ground only where the stunning deal hears the continuing to insist on lies production this is they are using to make any concession. now for decades america and europe of the power in the global economy but now their positions of floundering most of the welcome with them but not everyone as aussie now his from india. the aston p. downgrade of the united states economy has reason m

megyn: hey everyone i'm megyn kelly, ron paul getting hammered last night on whether without the president'snce law whether patients would be left to die. what's the truth here in dr. siegl weighs in. plus mitt romney suggesting president obama is in the tank for the unions, citing the administration's refusal to let boeing open an already-built plant in south carolina, which is a right to work state. fair charge? we'll debate. >>> casey anthony's parents speak out to dr. phil. do they believe their daughter did, in fact, murder little caylee? we'll tell you. it's a surprising answer. dr. littman is here to analyze it. see you top of the hour. jon: well, drivers are still tkaoeging -- digging deep to fuel up, drivers are paying on average more than 3.64 a gallon for regular. that's down quite a bit from july 2008 when gas prices hit a record high of 4.11 per gallon. but gas could still be heading back up again soon. fox business network's dennis neal live along the new jersey turnpike with word about why. >> reporter: hello jon. a new figure came out this week saying that americans this year

megyn: hey everyone i'm megyn kelly, tim pawlenty entkorgs mitt romney for president.ot rick perry? i'll ask pawlenty when he joins me. former congressman anthony weiner's house seat up for grabs, about as blue a district as they k why is a republican lead something karl rove is here. >>> and "new york times" columnist paul krugman calls rudy giuliani and president bush fake heroes of 9/11 and says 9/11 is a day of shame. someone krugman fired. we'll have a fair and balanced debate. >> se ina williams goes off once again on an umpire. should she be fired or given the grand slam? kelly's court. see you top of the hour. skwr*pb skwr pb colorado state university is showing its appreciation for military veterans with a case ofcation. the school's program expands on the g.i. bill which already provides assistance. alysha acuna is streaming live from csu at fort collins, colorado. alicia. >> >> reporter: colorado state university says the federal program is great, but there are always extra cost phos vets and they run into the thousands. they're making sure that gap is cover

megyn: new fallout from a report showing americans are paying a