patti ann has more on this. >> reporter: it was a bad situation there. a storm hit an outdoor concert in belgium, in brussels. it caused a stage to collapse, a band from chicago was to play. five concertgoers were killed and 140 others injured, hit by debris. you can see the scene, it was all chaos. it happened at a very popular festival in brussels. the rest of that festival has been canceled. the band also played at hrol a p lollapoolza. the band members twitted praying that no one was hurt, obviously the tragedy details had not hit. another stage collapsed at the indiana state fair, that killed five and hurt dozens of others. they are reevaluating the safety for these outdoor festivals. it is very hard to control the weather and this can happen when you have large numbers of people outdoors. jamie: police are launching a brand-new search for a young mother missing for two years. the search began again today. susan powell, mother of two little boys, ages 4 and 2. her husband josh said he last saw his wife when he went to go camping with the boys in the

jenna: thank you, patti ann.more than 30 years in the making that could rock the music industry to is core. some of the most iconic rock and pop songs are about to turn 35 years old, rocksian by the police and heart of glass by blondie. when they do a provision in the u.s. copyright law regarding music could make the songs property of the artists who wrote them instead of the record companies who have been profiting off of them for years. we have former federal prosecutor and intellectual property attorney, doug byrnes is a defense attorney. thanks forring in to talk about this. as a music fan this got my attention. doug, these artists, they wrote the songs. they performed the songs. >> right. rick: everybody loves the songs love them because of the artist. why shouldn't they be able to get the copyrights? >> rick, it is actually a tricky legal question. what it boils down whether or not they were employ of the record company. term of art, as tread will concur is work for hire. if the artist was hired by the reco

i am here with fox news anchor pab, that's patti ann browne to you and me. and his writing is so sharp he mow feel yaks are not allow edz to read his pieces. it is kurt loder. and the ama just down graded his liver. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. he is back. he is the lib who brings the glib. adding left and the heckle and geek kill, co-host of the of "the five" and she half tabloid and all hemorrhoid, our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> today art and leisure reviews a series that looks at robert ryan, a star from the golden age who helps make old hollywood great. we used to be regular rummies at the cabana club. after the a top collins we did the charleston with a couple of girls 1k3* snorted some jazz salt and ended up naked in handcuffs to a milk truck while a patty wagon took away the dames who were men in drag. it was a real hum dinger. >> was bob beckle there? >> i believe he was and i believe he provided the jazz salt and then gave it to us. it was more laxative than anything else. luckily rob had meter read. >> f

jon: patti ann, thank you.na: a massive new search underway now in aruba where police are coming the island for a -- combing the island for a trace of robin gardner, her traveling companion says robin was swept out to sea while they were snorkeling but a new witness may be poking hole necessary that story. phil keating is streaming listening from aruba. >> reporter: this witness tells police he was on his boat close enough to the shoreline where jerry giordano and robin gardner were walking. he told police he identified them, saw the woman, the blond with the tattoos and her companion and said they never snorkeling but they walked on the beach, got back into his car and drove off. police don't believe the drowning story, either. they thoroughly searched weaforts around aruba and never found a body that they say would have surfaced had robin gardner truly dr [ male announcer ] it's a fact: your nutritional needs can go up when you're on the road to recovery. proper nutrition can help you get back on your feet. t

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i'm here with alleged fox news channel anchor, patti ann browne. >> rumors. >> alleged comedian and whole foods enthusiast dan soder. alleged human being bill schultz. and a first-time guest, an actual author, his latest book, go the "f" to sleep, reached number 1 on new york times and amazon.com best sellers. he cries in his crib. >> times ombudsman began in print journals in 1976 at the glencoe guardian. in 1984, he became the washington post city editor and a national reporter and moved and wrote a column for the kansas city star and was appointed editor in 1992 and became the publisher. became the fourth public editor of the times on june 21, 2010, all of which begs the question: how did you earnier ombudsman title mr. an dpriew levi? >> i don't know. but thanks for the nap time. >> again, i ask, how did you earn the ombudsman title? >> i'm moving on to the first story before we hemorrhage any more viewership. >> working at the mattress factory doesn't count. >> should we curb greenhouse gases so aliens don't kick our asses? some scientists are saying that curbing our carbon imprint m

patti ann brown has the video and the details.t when i read about this, patti ann. >> reporter: oh, yeah. it is very dramatic video now released of a terrifying assault in pennsylvania. the video shows bullets flying in this bus in philadelphia, gunmen threatening passengers. a preliminary hearing in the case was held yesterday. the video came out. police say penny chapman had called friends and asked them to shoot at a passenger she was mad at on that bus. it started with chapman on this route 47 bus heading north on 7th street, and the video shows her son running up and down the aisle. finally, she grabs him and appears to slap him. well, a man apparently doesn't like that, he threatens to turn her in for child abuse. chapman then can be seen making a phone call, and when she gets off the bus minutes later, the boy's uncle is waiting for them outside. the video is really dramatic to see here. la court helps them off and then holds the door for these two other suspects. the firing goes on within the bus with a large assault rifle

i'm patti ann brown in for shepard smith. thanks for joining us in your home tonight. shep is back monday 3:00 p.m. eastern, 12:00 pacific and "the fox report." coming up next, the factor. >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight -- >> we can reverse the recession but over the last six months, we've had a run of bad luck. some things that we could not control. >> president obama said that it's bad luck that's causing all of our economic problems. is he counting on luck to get us out of this mess? >> i don't need luck! i need a miracle! >> charles krauthammer has some thoughts. >> i tell people, i say one of the quick ways you can tell the difference is, you know, he's a yale graduate and i'm a texas a&m graduate. >> there doesn't seem to be any love loss between texas governor rick perry and former president bush. karl rove will be here to set the record straight. they picked a successor to usama bin laden. guess what, he was blown up by an american drone. >> and are al-qaida terrorists on a jihad to hurt david letterman? geraldo is investigating. >> caution, you are abou

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patti ann: that washington needs to be told, you know what there are real fundamental consequences to what we do. you can't just sit around and argue rhetoric like you're a bunch of college students in a dorm room late at night around a kegger, you have to take some actions. jenna: maybe if they had a kegger. >> it might have been easier. jenna: we're getting a pretty good dose of reality. always nice to have you. barron.com for bob's work. jon: a typhoon hammers china's coast bringing more than flood fears, why people are rushing from one coastal community even as some say the situation is under control. also investigations ongoing after a u.s. helicopter goat down in afghanistan. 30 american troops killed in the single deadliest incident for our forces there. now families honor their loved ones, remembering the fallen as true american heroes. >> michael loves protecting our country. he graduated from north catholic. they were very proud of him. and he succeeded with the seals, he became an e6 in four years, four years, that's how dedicated he was. [ jon ] we don't just come up here

patti ann: includes the storm not hitting the united states at all. something to keep in mind.rting to see some of the projections sunday, north carolina and all the way up to the east coast of chesapeake bay. we'll keep you updated as we hear more. jon: some developing stories we are keeping an eye on in the newsroom, dominique strauss-kahn arriving at a courthouse where charges are expected to be dropped. this after a judge rejected a request for a special prosecutor in a case. prosecutors say rod blagojevich got a fair trial this year and his convictions should stand. he is scheduled to be sentenced in october. the death toll now rising from that stage collapse at the indiana state fair earlier this month. a cheerleading coach is dying from her injuries, making her the 7th fatality in that terrible accident. jenna: new information now in the case of a horrific home invasion and triple murder in connecticut, a story, rick we've been following so closely. now we are at the next stage here. >> reporter: we sure are jenna. defense attorneys said they did not want william petit w