the paynes say community service is their calling.hey have the plaques and certificates to prove it. and it's all thanks to the example of frank and evelia payne. evelia was 16 when she married her childhood sweetheart. >> he said that he had always kept hz eye on me, since i was growing up, and i didn't know that. >> reporter: that eye never wandered, even after evelia's family, the garcias, followed the crops to california from del rio, texas. the paynes followed soon after, and the childhood buddies became more. >> he was very much in love with me. yes. and so was i. >> reporter: but tragedy struck a few years ago, and cancer took with it the family patriarch, the man who went to school at night so he could work during the day was gone. >> it's because of him. i wish he was here. >> reporter: there are those who say frank payne is here, watching his family being honored for their community and military service. for the seeds he planted. >> i hear him every day. i'd tell him thank you. >> i know he was very proud. >> oh, my god. it'

carl payne. i know. now somebody has to follow that. let's introduce the amateur bell ringers and see what they can do, huh? what do you think? first up, a woman whose enthusiasm and support over the years has helped gain international recognition for this competition. last year's celebrity bell ringing second place winner, who has promised this year to try even harder. abc 7 and view from the bay host shanell wang. >> nice to see you again. i'm really nervous. i don't know why. because everybody is watching me. i'm really honored to be part of this event because it -- this brings all the locals and visitors to san francisco and thank you to all the conductors and grim men that get me around town. thank you for that. i know some of you may have been here last year. i was unprepared. i didn't know you needed music, a group, an entourage, a posse so i got my freak on by myself the a little embarrassing but i'm willing to risk rong-term embarrassment for the cause. this year i brought backup. my crew. let's hit it. >> snow. got a, got acon

they are the oldest in the payne family. they both live in lake tahoe.hey both work for the school system up there. so they volunteer their time up there for the children. i talked to the second to the oldest sister, diana, and just another day she's like oh, i've got to come in early because i've got to get these kids entered into the computer, and it's neverending to them also, giving back to the students up there in lake tahoe. they're on the nevada side. they are a very big part of this family. i told you before, those are our second moms. you know, they -- i was the youngest. so my sisters were carrying me to the neighbors on their way to high school, you know, to the babysitters. so they are a big part of this family. they gave a lot of sacrifice in the beginning and took care of us growing up. >> and we're talking bsh that seems to be a common thread here, is the word "sacrifice." your mom day lot of that. she sacrificed. she told me she didn't go to your program and whatnot because family came first and you guys were near and dear to her. boy, wh

sadly, frank payne died last year. are those who say he is here watching his family being honor ford their community service and military service and for the seed that he planted. >> i hear him every day. you did good. thank you. i would tell him thank you. >> i know he was very proud. >> tonight, our own jessica geary and damon trahio will honor them as la familia, the family of the year. >>> put down the food and stop pouring the milk into your cereal. we have the orange and black playoff pastry just ahead on "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. it is 7:36. hopefully, you are enjoying a good hot cup of coffee. we have something to go along with it. we are going to check out the campbell doughnut shop, busting up some tasty orange and black treats just in time for the playoffs. you might want to put your cereal back on the shelf. we have all kinds of different donuts that were the brain child of jonet bestling. take a look at the case. there are all kinds of different themed donuts. there is a buster posey doe

what did thomas payne do. whatever. get over thomas payne. this is common sense times ten.his will really show you how bad it is. then the last part is the revolution in thought that has to happen to repair. >> bill: sounds like a book for pinheads. you have to be really intellectual. are there any stock tips in there. >> no. and there are pictures for you. we might have a monkey smoking or doing something funny. >> bill: when does this book come out. >> it comes out tuesday. >> available anywhere now. >> okay. i'm going to try to get through it, beck. >> i get a lot of mail about our joint appearance at mohican sun in connecticut a week from saturday a day before halloween. are you going to be in costume. >> i'm going in costume. >> who are you going to be. >> i'm not telling you. it's going to be a surprise. >> bill: i'm going as you. >> i'm going as the scariest guy i know i'm going as you that means i have to put on 40 pounds in a week. >> whoa. >> bill: mohican sun. >> veal. tip the waitresses. good night, everybody. >> bill: how could you not show up. buy beck's book

what did thomas payne do. whatever. get over thomas payne. this is common sense times ten.s will really show you how bad it is. then the last part is the revolution in thought that has to happen to repair. >> bill: sounds like a book for pinheads. you have to be really intellectual. are there any stock tips in there. >> no. and there are pictures for you. we might have a monkey smoking or doing something funny. >> bill: when does this book come out. >> it comes out tuesday. >> available anywhere now. >> okay. i'm going to try to get through it, beck. >> i get a lot of mail about our joint appearance at mohican sun in connecticut a week from saturday a day before halloween. are you going to be in costume. >> i'm going in costume. >> who are you going to be. >> i'm not telling you. it's going to be a surprise. >> bill: i'm going as you. >> i'm going as the scariest guy i know i'm going as you that means i have to put on 40 pounds in a week. >> whoa. >> bill: mohican sun. >> veal. tip the waitresses. good night, everybody. >> bill: how could you not show up. buy beck's book br

what did thomas payne do. whatever. get over thomas payne. this is common sense times ten.the last part is the revolution in thought that has to happen to repair. >> bill: sounds like a book for pinheads. you have to be really intellectual. are there any stock tips in there. >> no. and there are pictures for you. we might have a monkey smoking or doing something funny. >> bill: when does this book come out. >> it comes out tuesday. >> available anywhere now. >> okay. i'm going to try to get through it, beck. >> i get a lot of mail about our joint appearance at mohican sun in connecticut a week from saturday a day before halloween. are you going to be in costume. >> i'm going in costume. >> who are you going to be. >> i'm not telling you. it's going to be a surprise. >> bill: i'm going as you. >> i'm going as the scariest guy i know i'm going as you that means i have to put on 40 pounds in a week. >> whoa. >> bill: mohican sun. >> veal. tip the waitresses. good night, everybody. >> bill: how could you not show up. buy beck's book broke. certainly is not. >> come see him in a

oil driller helmerich and payne was up almost 3%. cabot oil and gas is at a one- month high. it announced strong results from a shale natural gas well in texas this week. general electric took the top spot of dow industrial gainers. the conglomerate is back in the acquisition business, picking up an energy equipment maker. among others. g.e. shares rallied more than 2% on heavier-than-usual volume. one of the most actives. tonight's close is a five-month high. g.e. is paying $3 billion for dresser, a maker of gas and oil equipment. this is g.e.'s biggest deal of the year and at least the third since july focused on energy. at&t, meantime, was the biggest loser of the dow with market rumors heating up again about a competitor possibly getting its own iphone. let's begin with stock. at&t stock has been in an uptrend since late june. it hit a new 52-week high yesterday before slipping 1% today on stronger volume. the rumors focused on verizon selling apple's iphone early next year. verizon's chief operating officer declined comment but he did say he thinks verizon and apple's wi

charles payne, dagen mcdowell, adam lashinsky, look who is back. what do you think? >> well, you know, neil, this is just a mess. you know, i have a little anecdote that describes the mess. we used to worry about people stealing our i.t. people, and engineers. >> and companies are losing people, losing lawyers and people are dying to get talent that can deal with this health care morras. >> where are they going? >> they're going-- a health care person in a company i was involved with. making $145,000 a year offered $300,000 to go to another company and that's what used to happen with software engineers and now it's happening to benefits people for the complexities of this morras of health care. i mean, it's wild. >> neil: what is interesting, when you have mcdonald's saying, charles, look, this is hurting us. and this burger analogy, these burgers are not to be shared. >> i'd rather have the ones that-- >> and the meal this morning, do you >> they really, yes, you've got more piling on and more and more and more. they all say if you keep doing this, we're out. >> i'm

. >> charles payne, any of these shakeups, we don't know who is going to be shaking in here with this, make a difference to say, the pieces have to come together after the november elections? >> well, as the team is-- it doesn't make a difference because the president had an agenda, period. i don't know if you listen to these people or not. it did not matter. he had an agenda and he pushed it forward and he got done what he wanted to get done. the economy was secondary, he was looking to get it and make the playing field level. he better take a page from an eisenhower and get business people. he doesn't have to have eight millionaires and a plumber, but he has to have academics who have theories that would. >> i don't know, the plumber, that guy is getting it done. >> where you live-- >> i know, adam. these kinds of things are not uncommon in administrations, especially at this point in the administration. what is uncommon, and some are telling me it's how many of at the same time. what do you make of it. >> it's not uncommon at all. sometimes they have been around events like mid ter

hello everyone i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. fox on top of the little guy getting popped again. dagen mcdowell and adam and ben. what do you think of this one. >> i think it would be nice if we opt out of any legislation we don't want and it isn't right that certain people should get a pass from having to obey the law and would seem to be in violation of the constitution, doesn't seem to matter to this administration. but it would be, unfortunately impossible because the health care bill relies among those who don't want it, don't need it, paying for those who do need it and can't afford it, so, it really is a bill in which the burden is put on people who don't really want to be in the bill and the bill won't work without that. >> i've got to tell you, dagen, fox learned that another 100 companies petitioned the white house to opt out. it's crazy and looks like the proverbial snowball is building. >> it perfectly illustrates the fact that nobody, none of the democrats who helped put this law together fully understand how it will

mark payne of the daily mail snapped the picture. ball bounced off his camera and hit him in the chest. not his fault. he was in the proper position. it was tiger who flubbed the .

and charles payne, dagen mcdowell, and adam lashinsky. charles? >> well, you know, i really believe-- we know this fannie mae, freddie mac thing, this 300 billion i think we'll be talking about a billion-- a trillion rather, soon. >> neil: figure right now. >> it's an unlimited paycheck, it's taxpayer money, but i think part of this is the philosophy, if you're a home owner and you're paying your bills and you have a job, you say, maybe, you know what, you've got that anyway from some unfair means, maybe, you know, something was unfair, why do you still have a job and therefore, you actually owe it to the rest of us. you have to, you know, you owe it to the people who can't pay their bills, so, you should be upset about this, somehow, you're staying in a job you should have the in first place, and from the very top-- >> you know, i always think it's like spiro ago now, the silent majority out there, the people in this case more moderate, paying their bills and dealing with the monthly mortgage on their own. and there's no bailout or programs for t

be true and are we still to expect new major changes we're asking the minister of justice alexander payne our. president been vetted through the air so it's not surprising he's pushing forward reforms which can improve the law in russia and i'm lowly so overcrowded prisons is offering to substitute imprisonment with a softer but fair punishment the courts crown the convicted into already overstuffed prisons because the law prescribes time in jail for petty crime also people often cannot defend themselves or wrecked within the law because they just don't know what the laws are eliminating the so called legal illiteracy is also among present betters priorities. are mistaken of elephant thank you very much for being with us on the show much for imitation thank you well first of all the government is beginning to to to to start a reform which is aimed at liberalizing the punishment system so for what kind of crimes the punishment will be eased or should be zero actually spoken should not say that this is liberalizing as a ts. i should better say some kind of making the system operate merrick

the pitch to squad includes the german based brothers i meet and how they are top on here he said payne germany. was of turkish descent. some action i'm sorry to say the three passed around in a friendly maybe darby the five time world champions taking the lead with dani alves free kick after fifteen minutes and he stayed like that until half an hour to go alexander pass getting brazil second. the third kind many time getting it his ninth in twenty two appearances brazil will play ukraine another friendly on monday. as a new number one in women's tennis caroline wozniacki has claimed top spot there from serena williams after reaching the quarter finals of the china open in beijing the twenty year old danger facing czech petrak a bit of a six three six two becomes the third. player in the last two years to climb to the top that winning a grand slam serina williams losing her crown after being out of action since foot surgery in the summer wozniacki meanwhile is loving the new state so. there is incomes for a train about this person for us little kids so so that for amber proud of what i'

no worries, though, the sham paic payne still on ice.heryl is at the after-party still going on even after that loss. >> that after-party is going on. i'm here with any new best friend. [ yelling ] >> i'm disappointed right now. we're going to win, though. we've got two more games and we're going to win, moest definitely. we're jintgiant, we're here in francisco, and the giant got it, baby. >> it was a little quiet on the streets after the game, but the giants fans having a good time tonight despite the final score. >> there is a lot of young giants fans, but there's one thing for sure. the older ones love to party. >> let's go, giants! >> the panda hats were out, the fans really into it. >> it's keeping my ears warm, but i hope for panda he's going to come back, start hitting again and get us through the playoffs. >> nice going, giants! >> the theme tonight? the orange towel. it's here already in place. >> one win and we're in. >> there's one fan we met tonight who was celebrating his 64th birthday. he remembers the first time he attend

our driver could use a solid performance to finish foresters rise billy payne assets still winless so far this season with the fifth quickest and inform team mate and under alongside the second in the standings this fall's third was run as robert cubits but he couldn't match the red gold you have as a stray and whether finished second vettel stormed into first place however my parents released hamilton to stick to third in the championship to failing to finish the last two grand great again crashed out he was uninjured and saved. us drivers we were always on the right edge we're always trying to. gain position was staying safe and some of the more aggressive. than others in those positions some people do a lot less overtaking than others. but i think we will you know we just try to keep out of trouble stories if racing is racing and they're all racing instance every now and then so as to be expected. finally an embarrassing moment so one footballer has about and defend a piece in the mind has apologized after accidentally touching the breast of a woman referee what's worse is that it

follow in the footsteps of going to bed becoming only the second kazakh player to reach in one thousand payne told final. i'm just about to get underway is sunday's ice hockey action in the k.h. l f to mobilise and i've been god will start there clashing katherine barrett in a few minutes time the big one of the day though sees western conference latest the normal moscow post garson paid his ball and the other games defending champions and bars take on some kind of people and since. in the mean time second place not my chief loss to struggling a more away yesterday the three zero four open for the hosts the very end of the first. strike to the second period now where raul man converted a powerplay to double a vantage. alexander goose called made the most of a power play with a powerful shot from the blue line five minutes to go into the second period that made it to one but. martin the pool is needed only one minute to restore a more through guarded by pantry i. was giving of the three strikes and it was a power play to make it great so if he started to say the gang that was it a number on th

of one of the charges and that's in effect because he pleaded guilty to man by the name of corporal payne and he went to jail so in this particular case you know there was there was only that one conviction but part of the. but they have you know the cases yeah i'll just say but but but but broadening it out what is the conviction rate i mean there are people brought to justice enough do you think if this is going on. well it's hard to say to be honest i mean there's a. even just looking at iraq and there's actually another inquiry which is going on as we speak which is recently been ordered by the high court. in what's called the. case and that that involves. iraqi civilians who were allegedly unlawfully killed by british soldiers and others who were detained and ill treated inquiry is really only just begun now as far as i'm aware they haven't been any prosecutions in that case so they may still be some prosecutions once that inquiries but they have been a number of prosecutions for other incidents over the last while tearing as a result of the the role of the british army bit they've b

. >> i'm allison payne. >>> we welcome our viewers who join us throughout the country. this is was no ordinary announcement about a staffing change. cabinet members and staffers were among those present. and a run. >> and we saw a side we usually don't. let's talk to while we cue up the video, and the challenge and, he has draw backs. >> i think about it as it joins there is a rahm emanuel they know. >> tell them about the one that they don't know. >> they may have seen him 2.0 if they watch that the family oriented, the rahm emanuel who was choked up talking about the grandparents. that's going to be the rahm emanuel that, he has to push that side away and relate to people. in this town this is making connections for votes and building bridges. he will have to do that now. on a 1 to 1 basis. expect him not to give grand speeches in grant park. he will be at the restaurant and greeting people. >> is there a candidate that can do it better? who you are talking about tom dart will go into that and. james meeks getting that constituency to come together. it is not a sure t

nurse works at napa state hospital forensics unit housing criminally insaichblt in the most violent payne patients. she asked we protect her identity. she and other staff we've talked with echo the same thing. that the napa state hospital is a dangerous place. >> was this a murder waiting to happen? >> yes. yes. >> this 54-year-old technician was killed saturday night on the grounds of the forensics unit. jess massy arrested for murder. he's a mentally ill patient with a long rap sheet including attempted homicide. workers tell us assaults are common this, nurse says he was attacked by a patient in 72 hours. >> he punched me in the face. knocked me to the floor. and proceeded to try to smash my face with a chair. >> attacks aren't rim limited just to staff. catherine's son, committed here has been attacked by fellow patients. >> my son has been hit twice with two pairs of broken glasses. >> abc 7 investigation four years ago of the hospital looked into security concerns voiced by doctors and nurses. the charges were the same. not enough hospital police officers the response time to assaul

. >> i'm allison payne. welcome to the viewers who are watching us around the country. >>> and we're live in the pilsen neighborhood with the top story. >> reporter: rahm emanuel has work to do here in pilsen. there is a perception i morning many here that he tid not fight hard enough for immigration reform while in washington. the process of reaching out to the hispanics is underway. the former congressman congressman walking 18th street. he spent time at one restaurant talking to voters in who is the next mayor in chicago. he visited the chatham neighborhood. the former staffer will have to win over a sizable portion of the black vote if he wants to par lay this into a victorious mayoral run. on the train about platform and down on the ground, he hustled keep up with the commuters in chicago's south loop. the former white house chief of staff making a positive impression on many. >> i think he is a strong person, that's what we need. >> he is from the home town and inside with washington. i think he can he

. >> i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america. wgn's muriel clair is live in joliet with more on the developing story. >> reporter: the two state manhunt ongoing since tuesday ended this morning with the arrest of 37-year-old brian dorian. acting on a tip, police armed with a search warrant took 37- year-old dorian into custody at a house in lynnwood where he was staying. dorian is wanted in a fatal shooting of alonso near beecher, illinois. he is suspected of wounding a 19-year-old man in the same area and shooting a farmers near lowell, indiana. investigators say that before shooting his victims, the gunman asked one of them about honey bees and another about construction materials. we have learned that brian dorian is a lynnwood police officer. he is on leave. a news conference is expected to take place later this afternoon and at that time we will learn more about it and learn more about the motive and about his state of being. i'm live in joliet, mu

. >> i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america. wgn's julian crews is live in hammond, indiana, where one of the victims lives. >>> good afternoon. the search goes on for the gunman. a heavy police presence on both sides of the state line as the manhunt continues here in hammond. friends, neighbors and loved ones mourn the loss of rolando alonzo if you need something he didn't think twice to do it for you. i remember one time i need a ride for my husband and i. he let us use his truck. >> reporter: the 45-year-old alonzo was beloved by neighbors and family alike. victim's brother roberto alonzo not yet able to talk on camera. his family distraught over their loss and the bizarre circumstances of yesterday's shooting making it all the more difficult to understand. police say a man alonzo didn't know, a total stranger. drove up to him and two coworkers outside a beecher, illinois, briefly asking them about construction materials before inexplkably opening f

. >> i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america. wgn's judy wang is live on the near west side with our top story. first rally took place here with members of pipe fitter local 977 cheering him on with the race between pat quinn and bill brady getting tight, heavyweights are coming to help. >>> with polls showing the governor's race a dead heat, pat quinn says he knows he must fight for every vote. he promoting himself as the job governor. >> i am the jobs governor. we have been able to help people get back to work. i'm running against someone who wants to throw thousands of people out of work. senator brady is bad for working people and that's our message today. >> reporter: quinn kicked off his back to work tour at a near west side union hall. appearing in a series of rallies in search cities to fire up the troops and remind supporters to show up at the polls. quinn is trying to win a full term after taking over for rod blagojevich. >> this is a real bat

terry holt, debby dingell from the democratic side and wall street strategy ceo's charles payne.y, take on that question that we asked before the break, debby in lancaster, p.a., wants to know if there isn't a way to differentiate among the wealthiest 2 percent of the people who would be affected by the bush tax cuts rescinding that president obama wants to happen come january. she wants to know if there isn't a way to differentiate between the 2 percent wealthy who are rolling in dough and small business owners and who therefore would be taxed in that bracket. >> i think it's complicated and it's hard to answer quickly. small business is the backbone of this country and charles is absolutely right, that this is the source of jobs in this country. i'm one of those people who say we have to start working with democrats and republicans, but as americans, about fixing or nation's problems. we have a lot of them. if we keep blocking each other instead of saying we need to come to the tail and fix these problems, we're never going to get them fixed. small business owners are the backb

. >> i'm allison payne.e welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america. julian crews has been following the story since it first broke. julian joins us live from the -- with the latest. >> reporter: more questions than answers in this early morning attack. riverdale police have yet to comment or release details on exactly what happened here. it's not clear if the murdered man was deliberately targeted or simply the random victim of and ent crime friends family converge on the crime scene near 144 street and clark and south suburban riverdale. the place where melvin burnside lived for decades in this quiet and well tended residential neighborhood. >> he was nice to everybody. he gave everybody anything they asked for. i don't know who would want to hurt my dad. >> neighbors heard a single gunshot close to 2:30 this morning. initial reports were the intruder forced his way through burnside's front door. relatives say the 54-year-old was also robbed. >> you know, you can't be safe in

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. >> and i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america. so far halfway through the rescue operation has gone without a hitch. but still a long way to go. omar regatta is the 17th and latest miner to be lifted out of the shaft. he and his 32 fellow miners have been stuck more than 2,000 feet underground since august 5. that's when 140 million tons of rock collapsed around them. they survived 17 days before people even knew they were still alive. rescuers thought they wouldn't be able to get them out until december. but the delicate drilling process went more quickly than expected. the miners are being pulled up in a capsule through a shaft not much wider than a manhole cover. the first miner emerged just after midnight chile time and they have been coming out every 40 minutes. so far they all appear to be in good physical health and no one has required any special medical treatment. no one has survived trapped underground longer than these 33 miners. >>> people in

. >> i'm allison payne. >>> first northern illinois university is a campus on edge today. investigators are trying to figure out if human remains found near the campus of those of a missing freshman with so many unanswered questions students are fearing for their safety. >>> julian crews is live in de kalb with the latest on that case. >> reporter: good afternoon. there are unconfirmed reports that the body may have been discovered well before saturday when police made their public announcement that human remains had been found. a press conference set to happen this afternoon could shed more light on the investigation. in the mean time over the weekend the missing girl's family talked publicly about their pain. >> it's not what we hoped, obviously. the family would like to say that there is nothing at this point that can bring tony back to us. the most question hope for is answers. >> reporter: as a family waits to get answers, traffic into the residence dorms on the niu campus is being controlled by 24 hour access cards. police with high visibility on campus trying to mak

it didn't stop mark payne from doing his job.es until the ball hit his camera. there it is. >>> still ahead, the effects of the travel alert on americans going overseas. one expert just got back from london and has a story to tell. >>> my emotional interview with the dad who stood up to the bullies who teased his daughter on the school bus. they're telling their side of the story coming up. [ female announcer ] when you save an average of over $450 a year with the humana walmart- preferred prescription plan, you have more time to remember what it's really all about. enroll starting november 15. go to walmart.com for details. can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release system that protects the medicine as it passes through the stomach's tough acid. then it gets absorbed into the body, turning off many acid-producing pumps at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection all day and all night. p

. >> and i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america. >>> one of the victims picked lynnwood police officer brian dorian out of a line up. dorian appears at will county courthouse this afternoon and that's where wgn's jay miller is live with more. >>> hi, allison. yes, supporters are already starting to trickle in for that 1:30 bond hearing. they say this is a simple case of mistaken identity and say police have the wrong man. >> i just could not believe that this is the person that they picked for this. >> dorian is being held on a $2.5 million bond in connection with the violent two state shooting spree that left one man dead and two others wounded. police say dorian, a lynnwood police officer on medical leave since october of '09, drove to rural beecher, illinois, last tuesday and asked two men about honey bees before opening fire on them. rolando alonso a father of ten was killed. police say he then drove to lowell, indiana, just across the state line and s

. >> i'm allison payne. >>> wgn's nancy loo is live in crown point, indiana where authorities have just wrapped up a news conference. >> reporter: well, allison and steve, hundreds of tips have been called in since tuesday's deadly shooting spree but none have panned out so a short time ago authorities released a new sketch of the killer they are looking for. the revised sketch is based on information from witnesses and one of the victims, the lake and will county sheriffs are earn urging anyone with information to contact them immediately. authorities believe he is a man in his 40s driving a light colored chevy cheyenne pick up truck with indiana plates which was last seen on tuesday in lowell soon after the shootings of three men in illinois and indiana. one victim was killed. two others hospitalized. police are hoping someone will be able to identify the killer. and we heard from will county sheriff roy dominguez urging people to hopefully be able to recognize that suspect from the sketch. and so they will know who they are looking for at least. bailed on evidence from the two shooti

rusty payne, a smoke spokesman with the drug enforcement administration says that it is a hallucinogenic drug and though not wildly popular the ingredients can be found on- line legally and illegally. inside of room 926 police say they found ammonia, salt, lighter fluid, rubber gloves and a turkey baster. >> i'm not surprised because people are capable of synthesizing all kinds of chemicals and concoctions that people use to get high and we are seeing more and more of it. >> reporter: john romano who lived in the dorm in question is now free. his lawyer says the charges of conspiracy to manufacture drugs and possession with intent to distribute have been dropped. >> we're obviously extremely relieved that the charges were dropped, and that hopefully he can now get on with his life. >> in the meantime, 18year -old john perrone and 18-year-old charles smith are main behind bars. they are held without bail until their next court appearance, a detention hearing back in u.s. district court on wednesday afternoon. the government, we're told, will present a witness after they further analyze th

we call would in fox business charles payne . to keep democrats in power on capitol hill. president obama said republicans would cut education spend put the country's economic at risk. >> we'll need to make tough choices and i am prepared to make choices and what i am not prepared to do is short change our children's education. >> he announced a new public-privator sector help to help with jobs to fill. the white house held the first ever summit on the state of community colleges. >> it is one complex in nebraska. a woman whose husband is in the navy hung the american flag in the window to show support for the troops. the apartment house wants it down. she said it is pride. >> it is a simple way to show our prived. little bit of american pride doesn't hurt anybody. it is not just an enemy. it is a symbol of everything that the country is founded on and stands for tho to this day. >> the apartment complex said the flag is a distraction and tey tenants are not allowed to hang anything in their window. we'll go outside now. >> marie

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208 in which record numbers of voters, african-americans turned out, young people turned out, hiss payne, asian voters. in all likelihood that vote is not going to turn out in the same numbers that senior citizens, who are very appalled by health care and all the rest of it, and republicans, who basically were not exactly enthused about john mccain, are enthused today. you have to remember, once again, when you get away from the senate statewide races, these are seats that republicans held two years ago or four years ago. these were seats that were drawn to be republican seats. so there's more and more republicans, more and more independents. these are seats we can win back. registered voters totally irrelevant. what's really relevant is the likely voter models that you see there. >> and let's do a little show and tell, show some pictures because we've paid a lot of attention to the glenn beck restore america rally. a lot of tea party people at that back in august. progressives had a rally over the weekend. let's take some pictures we want to show. we had some people on the ground down t

ashley payne went on vacation and took pictures while on her trip. >> i was doing what adults do.t. >> reporter: the pictures were posted on her facebook page. then, ashley was forced to give up the teaching job she loved, after an anonymous complaint was made to her school's principal about the pictures, which showed ashley holding alcoholic beverages. >> only way to avoid having a suspension on my record would be to resign. >> reporter: stacy snyder, a 25-year-old education student was denied her life's dream of teaching because of this picture. and the caption that read, drunken pirate. >> whatever you post online stays online, forever. this will come back and haunt you. >> reporter: and it can be particularly frustrating if you don't post it. kimberly petrovic said someone slammer. . and was seen by an employer. >> how dare you who have no life, do this to me? >> what they say may be outlandish. or it may smack of truth. but whatever it is, if it's posted often enough, may rise to the top of the search engines, getting people into trouble. >> reporter: what can you do to alter

mark payne was in the line of fire of one tiger woods. he snapped this incredible shot just before a ball hit by tiger hit the photographer's camera. that's the white blob in the middle of your screen. it bounced off the photographer's chest and came to rest at his feet. tiger had to play from right ther >> thanks, al. good morning, everyone. i'm tony pann. a breezy, wet, and chilly start this monday morning. rain showers with us off and on all day today. won't be a steady rain, it will be off and on, but around through this evening high temperature only in the upper 50's. >>> authorities in texas are renewing warnings about pirates terrorizing boaters on the u.s.-mexican border. an american was shot and killed when they were ambushed there. janet, an incredible story, good morning. >> reporter: it sure is, matt, good morning to you, i'm standing at the edge of the lake that straddles the u.s.-mexico border which has been turning into something of a war zone. the attacks have been happening here would soon turn deadly, which it now appear

drew kessler is, mark madison, and fox news contributor charles payne, ceo of wall street strategy ies and author of be smart, act fast and get rich. welcome, gentlemen. it's great to you have on this story, which is really a big one, charles. >> yes. jenna: what does this all of this mean, what we're hearing of reports of this mass confusion in the foreclosure market? >> well, it means that they're probably going to have to put the brakes ton and really go back to square one. let's not forget, a lot of this crisis came but they chopped up the markets -- mortgages, they were sold, resold and otherwise disbursed all over the place but recently it's the robo signings, where you have one person signing off on 10,000 foreclosure as week and of course we also had someone who admit that's they might have signed off on 8000 of them without reading them. so it's back to basics, and what it means is that it slows down the ultimate recovery of the housing market, and if you want to connect the dots, slows down the ultimate recovery of our economy. jenna: drew, you work in the mortgage market eve