gregg: that's saif al-islam, his father, mo maqaddafi's whereabouts, still unknown. >>> the battle for libya is raising brand new questions about the future of the arab nation, what will it look like, could terrorists gain control. coming up, we're going to be talking with former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, john bolton, he'll weigh in on this crisis, and what happens if moammar qaddafi refuses to step down from power. martha: libya, of course, just one of the breaking stories at this hour. there are a number of developing stories we want to get to as well, including the first big hurricane of the season and it could be a monster, the serious threat that irene is now posing to the united states, and intense new fighting as we have been showing you in libya this morning, mo maqaddafi refusing to let go of power. we'll find out what the white house thinks about the new developments today, and also, some new polls that are certainly being matched by -- watched by the white house, who voters would put in charge if the election were held today. interesting new data from gallup, th

it's been more than 20 years mo maqaddafi has never admitted to ordering that attack. we're going to be talking to the brother of one of those victims and ask him what he thinks should happen to the libyan leader. >> martha: plus democratic congresswoman maxine waters has been speaking out quite forcefully lately. first she lashed out at president obama, said she was going to unleash on him, now he's turned her fire on the tea party, saying they can go straight to hell. gregg fox news alert, police announcing another death in the wake of that horrific stage collapse at the indiana state fair back on august 13th. the 24-year-old woman died from her injuries late last night. it is still unclear what exactly caused -- annd you're looking at footage of it -- of the stage to collapse to begin with. we know that strong winds were initially blamed but there is an investigation underway of the wreck yalg itself. martha: congresswoman maxine waters fired up again, this time lashing out at the tea party during a town hall in california. listen for yourselves: >> a lot of people

time that we are hearing administration officials saying there's no evidence that libyan leader mo maqaddafi left tripoli. this is the first we will hearing from president obama today in the wake of the incredible developments in libya. we will bring that to you less than 30 minutes away, the president, speaking, to the latest developments. >>> five years of white house battles involving two administrations boiled down to about ten minutes this weekend, and now there is new fall out over this heat ed exchange between former white house deputy press secretary bill burton under president obama and former top aide to president george w. bush, karl rove, both appearing on fox news sunday. >> he got what he wanted, he passed the stimulus bill in 2001, he increased spending during that year as well, he got affordable care act, when the president passed the stimulus bill he said that unemployment by this time would be 6 percent, the president's approval rateing this week in gallup on economy is 26 percent. there's a reason why. his polices have utterly failed. >> are the poll numbers low, sure, but