headquarters, i'm patty ann brown. new information on the alleged gunman in yesterday's deadly shooting at l.a.x. investigators say the suspect, paul sa paul cianci a, may have sent a suicidal note to his family before the shooting. one person was killed. >>> and terminal three where the shooting took place is now partially back open following yesterday's incident. passengers are now able to enter the ticketing area, but the gate area remains closed. outbound flights were cancelled and altered plans for nearly 100,000 people. i'm patty ann brown. now back to "bulls and bears." for all of your headlines, log on to our website at fox news.com. >>> track and tax. it started in oregon. and now other states are looking to put black boxes in cars to

patti ann browne has details from the breaking newsdesk. >> hello, arthel. jordan graham and cody johnson were married in june of this year but eight days later the 25-year-old gram died after falling from a cliff at glacier national park in montana. earlier that night his 22-year-old bride texted a friend she was planning on telling her husband she was having second thoughts. she went on to say, dead serious, if you don't hear from me all again tonight, something happened. but after johnson disappeared, graham first told police he vanished after texting her to say he was going for a drive with friends. after a few days she claims to have found her husband's body in the park. she admitted to investigators she and cody were hiking together on the cliff and had an argument. she says he grabbed her arm and she pushed him away accident causing him to fall over the edge. fbi investigators say during untaped portion of interrogation she admitted she started to walk away and turned back with anger and pushed him in the back with both hands, causing him to fall face

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patty ann brown. a major victory in america's war on terror. the taliban is confirming this morning that its militant leader was killed in a u.s. drone strike on friday. he was the man responsible for the deadly attack on the cia compound in afghanistan and is the alleged mastermind behind the failed attack on times square in new york city back in may 2010. >>> and security is ramped up before the new york city marathon. in addition to runners and supporters, nearly every inch of this year's 26.2 mile route will be monitored by bomb stiffing dogs and officers with radiation detectors roaming the streets. the nypd of course is trying to avoid another deadly attack like the boston marathon bombing last april. >>> i'm patti ann browne. now back to neil cavuto. for all of your news headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >> we should go back to the table to reduce the deficit, grow the economy, create jobs, end the sequester. revenue needs to be on the table. >> revenue needs to be on the table. and they have a

i'm patty ann brown. now back to "bulls and bears."or all of your headlines, log on to our website at fox news.com. >>> track and tax. it started in oregon. and now other states are looking to put black boxes in cars to tax every mile you drive. the states want to raise more money for road and bridge repairs. but, john, you say it's raising a big privacy issue. >> yeah. see if angela merkel wants to come over here and get in a car with a black box right now. the nsa is spying on europeans to americans, reading our emails. you really want a black box in my chevy truck down in east texas? i don't think i want to do that. the problem is the gas tax hasn't been raised in two decades, and we need that to fund roads and bridges. look, this rewards cars that are fuel efficient and punishes those that are not. a black box that would do something similar would be so complex because you would have to deal with the weight and model of the car. this is an unbelievable complex mechanism, much less to say a privacy concern. >> believe it or not, jon

jon: patti ann browne, thanks. jenna: apparently cheetos wasn't kidding with the slowing began, dangerously cheesy. of the hot cheetos and other super spicy snacks reportedly have been sending some kids to the hospital with symptoms like severe abdominal pain. are these types of snacks just too flaming hot for your kids? it's a good question for dr. that is a pediatrician at st. louis children's hospital, mother of five including her latest an eight-week old. great to sigh yous, doc. thanks for your time. i'm sure you're busy. >> thanks for having me. jenna: talk a little bit about cheetos. when you see dangerous and cheetos in the headline you wonder is this for real? is it, are these snacks dangerous? >> well, what we saw here in st. louis was a lot of kids coming into the e.r. with concern for blood in their poop. really it was just red food dye from eating tons and tons of cheetos. that is the thing about cheetos, flaming hot cheetos you can't just eat one. you have to eat the whole bag. jenna: so you have done

>> i am patti ann browne. >> a university student rescued after being stuck in a 2 feet wide space for two-days. it took an hour and a half for crews to reach him. they had to break the wall to get him out. coming up at 5:15 hear from fellow students who reported missing at a live report. a stacary moment gary kubiak collapses it happened as he was leaving the field at half time at the game against indianapolis. he hunched over fell to his knees and was immediately surrounded by medical personnel. he was taken off the field on the stretcher and taken to the hospital. they have not released what was wrong with kubiak only that he is recovering well. >> an nfl player a dolphins bullying scandal was suspended indefinitely. he was reviewed by the nfl for arresting teammate jonathan martin. this after it is revealed that incognito was refusaccused of forcing him to finance a trip even though martin didn't even go. martin gave incognito the money fearing consequences if he didn't. >>> the girling hamal bam ma airport is reopened this morning after a bomb threat shut it down for several hours

patti ann: i'm patti ann brown.ears ago today, november 22, 1963, president kennedy was assassinated in dallas. jon: dallas is holding its first official memorial ceremony set to take place a short time from now on dealey plaza where the president was shot and killed as he rode through the streets in an open convertible. at the white house and around the country, the american flag lowered to half staff as we remember the president who died too young. casey teeing el is live for us -- steigel a is live for us now. >> reporter: take a look at this, this is the front page of the "dallas morning news" from saturday, november 23, 1963, the day after jfk was assassinated here. kennedy slain in dallas street. you know, the last several decades, frankly, a lot of hate has been directed toward the city of dallas and the state of texas, for that matter. a dark cloud has really hung over this city for the last 50 years after what happened here. some of the newspaper headlines on that day read texas killed kennedy. so the purpo

next week, we've got patty ann brown, dean cain and jim norton. in order to be viable, lest you be certifiable, according to an oxford psychologist, television and media ranks among the top promotions with the top psychopathic personalities. what makes a psychopath? psychopathy is a social disorder kashg rised by coldheartedness, superficial character, anti-social behavior, such as criminality, like the dalai lama. tucker, you're in the media, you're also a ceo. so basically you're something horrible. >> everybody in the media is a psychco path and annoying, but in is totally fake. by far, the craziest people in america are shrinks. everybody knows that. some of them are charming, but they are bonkers, flat-out nuts. most ceos are just not that interesting. >> basically a lot of the things they said were psychopathic was successful. >> this is revenge of the dorks. >> mike, what do you make of this? >> i love the way this comes on the heels of -- >> it's ego, not psychopath, right? >> i think it's a combination of everything. i think you've got to

i'm patty ann browne.k to "forbes on fox" and for more, logon to foxnews.com. >>> the loss of that will not just mean empty tables for thanksgiving for millions. it will mean, as well, a weaker economy. >> some lawmakers like john conyers warning food stamp cuts will mean empty dinner tables for many americans. $5 billion in extra spending used as a so-called stimulus boost for the program just ended, but democrats want to put it back in. but on the flip side, we say cut more. explain, rich. >> well, look, this is tragic. we have 47 million americans on food stamps. i sympathize with the liberals who worry about the cuts because we're going to take 13% away from the amount of money that people will have for food stamps if problem is is that we've got the distinguish between the truly poor and needy and the people who are gaming the system. now, you can't tell me that people aren't gaming the system when you have a doubling of food stamps since obama's been president. if you're 25 to 55, adult, you're able

i am patti ann browne. >> we begin this for you. tick tock the deadline fast approaching.e talking about obamacare. >> tomorrow is november 30th the day the administration says the glitch filled web site will be here. >> it is a mad dash. hundreds of problems have been discovered with the web site. it has been more than likely some of them will not be fixed even after tomorrow's promise redelivery day. some supporters are not optimistic. >> even the administration has said if it is running properly the web site should be able to handle about 50,000 people in a country of 300 million. so even in their best case sken y scenario they will have web site problems. why are you driver driving people to a web site that doesn't work. >> they are trying to pull them to the web site. this ad was there yesterday after they are looking at work arounds for the web site. the president has taken a beating over this. but if the web site isn't fixed the real casualties could come in congress where vulnerable democrats could be left holding the bag in next year's mid term elections. >> membe

. >> i am patti ann browne. a school bus plunges into a creek. 10 kids were on board at the time. the bus toppled into the water p and landed half submerged on its side. the children escapeed by climbing out of the bus windows and on to the roof. they stood on the roof of the bus until they were all rescued. >> when i first arrived at the scene the kids are on the bus actually hugging each other. the older kids were supporting the younger ones. i am very proud of the kids. we have great children and great parents in the district. >> he was pinned inside the bus. he was rescued safely. he is being treated for hypotherm hypothermia. one child was taken to the hospital. >> an airplane emergency landing in arizona after a threat. officials say the threat was made on board that plane but they aren't giving any specific details just yet. it was forced to land in phoenix. passengers were evacuated we will keep you posted as that develops. >> rainy weather is headed to the east coast after it left a real path of destruction in texas. more than a foot of rain caused sweeping floods across

patti ann browne with the details from our new york city newsroom. patti ann?> that's right, jenna. yesterday afternoon a small plane was flying off the florida coast, just a pilot and one passenger were onboard the piper pa-46. it was a mile 1/2 offshore when the pilot radioed a may-day call at one 30 p.m. i have a door ajar and a passenger fell down. i'm six miles from tamiami. the air traffic control agent responds, you have a passenger that fell out of your plane? >> the pilot answers, that's correct, sir. he opened the back door and fell out of the plane. the pilot landed at kendall executive airport in miami where the flight originated. the search began for the fallen passenger in the waters southeast of miami. the effort involved boats, divers and three aircraft from miami-dade and coral gables police as well as fire rescue and the coast guard. the search was called off last night due to darkness and then resumed this morning but i spoke with miami-dade police a short time ago, they confirmed the passenger is presumed dead since he fell from 1800 feet. s

. >> i'm patti ann browne in for jenna lee. we have new developments concerning the troubled obamacare rollout to tell you about. jon: fox news learned the white house feared the website would not work. internal emails reveal senior technical advisors warned the administration days before launch that the site could crash. though it is still having problems, "the new york times" reports a glimmer of hope. navigators say they have seen major improvement in the online application process. "the washington post" though points at that millions of americans looking for coverage under obamacare will not have access to some of our nation's best hospitals. they're being excluded from many of the plans to keep costs low. in meantime house republicans are hearing the concerns of their constituents. we are awaiting a google hankout set to get underway later in the hour. let's talk about it all with nina easton, senior editor and columnist for "fortune" magazine and fox news contributor. now we know, there were warnings like from henry chao,

patti ann browne with more on a this. >> reporter: that's right, harris.ion is announcing today that the food industry must gradually phase out all trans fats. trans fats are known as partially hydrogenated oils. they're used in processed food and restaurants to improve the texture, shelf life or flavor of food but we now know they raise bad cholesterol and widely considered even worse for your house than saturate rated fat. fda commissioner margaret hamburg says the new ban could prevent 20,000 heart attacks and seven thousand deaths every year. new york city and other local governments have banned trans fats. many companies and restaurants have been phasing them out but the fats are still found in some microwave popcorns and frozen pizzas, refrigerated dough, ready to use frostings among other foods and hamburg says they remain an area of significant public health concern. so trans fats will no longer fall in the fda's category of generally recognized as safe. the agency has not yet set a timeline for the phaseout and in fact they say different foods mig

. >> i am patti ann browne. >> a university student rescued after being stuck in a 2 feet wide spaceor two-days. it took an hour and a half for crews to reach him. they had to break the wall to get him out. coming up at 5:15 hear from fellow students who reported missing at a live report. a stacary moment gary kubiak collapses it happened as he was leaving the field at half time at the game against indianapolis. he hunched over fell to his knees and was immediately surrounded by medical personnel. he was taken off the field on the stretcher and taken to the hospital. they have not released what was wrong with kubiak only that he is recovering well. >> an

patti ann browne thank you. >> thanks. jenna: unfortunate use of words there. >>> brand new information on the killer typhoon in the philippines today. the death to is rising to more than 2300 people despite massive efforts to rush crist call supplies of food, water, shelter to desperate survivors. david piper streaming live from bangkok, thailand with more. david? >> reporter: hi, jenna. a lot of people in the central philippines are really just hanging on waiting for that aid to a-- arrive but the relief operation got a much-needed boost with arrival of u.s. ships. five have arrived, including the carrier uss george washington. the helicopters are likely to be at forefront of moving aid to more isolated areas. the carrier's ability to produce clean water will be key to helping those in need. germantown and ashland are now being sent from the u.s. base in okinawa. these will be able to bring in aid to many as of yet unreachable areas. britain is also sending a carrier and japan is intending to send troops. france and belg

patti ann: and i'm patti ann brown in for jenna lee, and welcome to a brand new hour of "happening noww it's crystal clear that the president's promise simply is not true. after trying a clumsy spin that blamed insurance companies for canceling millions of policies, he is now offering an apology of sorts, saying he is sorry that people are finding themselves in this predicament. >> i am sorry that they, you know, are finding themselves in this situation based on assurances they got from me. of we've got to work hard to make sure that they know we hear 'em and that we're going to do everything we can to deal with folks to find themselves in a tough position as a consequence of this. patti ann: well, meanwhile, lawmakers are offering up their own proposals to try to fix the problems with the botched obamacare rollout. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel live on capitol hill, chief white house correspondent ed henry on the north lawn, and we begin with ed. so how are the president's remarks, ed, playing with his critics? >> reporter: well, it's interesting because it's very cle

patti ann browne is live in our news room with more on this. >> yeah.it was quite a dramatic scene but luckily, no one was hurt overnight in denver. shortly after 10:00 p.m., janitors spotted the two teens breaking into the middle school they were cleaning. they called police saying the men were armed, possibly with rifles. police now say the guns were bb guns but police sent out tweets and robo calls telling neighbors to stay indoors. swat officers surrounded the campus which also houses a high school. police saw the teens ransacking classrooms. they also noticed they were carrying backpacks and one had a pipe so the bomb squad was sent in. they sent in a robot to the school in case there were explosives. none were found and police communicated with the men through the public address system but the men refused to surrender and the standoff lasted several hours. they were finally taken into custody around 3:00 a.m. denver police found items in the backpacks that appeared to be stolen from the school so they think the motive was simple burglary. police s