peoria police officer responds. >> mr. al-malecki was in the front yard with his wife demanding to see his daughter. he began to tell us that his family law was higher than our state law. >> his family law higher than state law. bauer was stunned by that. as a well as by what al-malecki would say next. >> he would be willing to spend the rest of his life in prison rather than have his daughter disgrace him. >> he is telling the police officer that my law is above this country's law. that interaction is a huge part of the evidence that this was an honor killing. >> fox news reporting. a question of honor continues after the break. woman: day care can be expensive. so to save some money, i found one that uses robots instead of real people. 'cuz robots work for free. robot 1:good morning... robot 1:...female child. sfx: modem dial-up noise woman: flaws? yeah, um, maybe. anncr: there's an easier way to save. anncr: get online. go to geico.com. get a quote. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. introducing the

peoria police officer responds. >> mr. al-malecki was in the front yard with his wife demanding to see his daughter. he began to tell us that his family law was higher than our state law. >> his family law higher than state law. bauer was stunned by that. as a well as by what al-malecki would say next. >> he would be willing to spend the rest of his life in prison rather than have his daughter disgrace him. >> he is telling the police officer that my law is above this country's law. that interaction is a huge part of the evidence that this was an honor killing. >> fox news reporting. a question of honor continues after the break. >> bill: in recent years fox news has reported on a number of apparent honor attacks here in america by muslim men on women in their families. what the killers seem to want was control. ultimate control. that is why the victims of these honor crimes are not just the women killed but all the other wives, daughters and sisters who fear what will happen if they do not submit. was nora one of them. >>

peoria police officer responds. >> mr. al-malecki was in the front yard with his wife demanding to see his daughter. he began to tell us that his family law was higher than our state law. >> his family law higher than state law. bauer was stunned by that. as a well as by what al-malecki would say next. >> he would be willing to spend the rest of his life in prison rather than have his daughter disgrace him. >> he is telling the police officer that my law is above this country's law. that interaction is a huge part of the evidence that this was an honor killing. >> fox news reporting. a question of honor continues after the break. >> bill: in recent years fox news has reported on a number of apparent honor attacks here in america by muslim men on women in their families. what the killers seem to want was control. ultimate control. that is why the victims of these honor crimes are not just the women killed but all the other wives, daughters and sisters who fear what will happen if they do not submit. was nora one of them. >>

peoria police officer responds. >> mr. al-malecki was in the front yard with his wife demanding to see his daughter. he began to tell us that his family law was higher than our state law. >> his family law higher than state law. bauer was stunned by that. as a well as by what al-malecki would say next. >> he would be willing to spend the rest of his life in prison rather than have his daughter disgrace him. >> he is telling the police officer that my law is above this country's law. that interaction is a huge part of the evidence that this was an honor killing. >> fox news reporting. a question of honor continues after the break. [ male announcer ] imagine all of your missed opportunities in one place. ♪ the race of your life you never ran. the trip around the world you never took. the best-selling novel you never wrote. but there's one opportunity that's too good to miss. the lexus golden opportunity sales event, with exceptional values on the lexus es. but only until september 6th. see your lexus dealer. but only until s

- proportions of it were introduced in the northern states, and so the northern states became sue peoria to the southern -- sue peer roar to the southern states in manufacturing, and that was a critical issue after the civil war broke out after clay's death. he held the country together beyond his own lifetime, i think. >> why was he never able to get legislated? if he was so prominent, why wouldn't people follow him? >> that's the question historians have asked for a long time, and i don't think there's one good answer. he was a wig. as a young man, he had been quite the rascal. he was known as a -- john quinncy adams called him a gamer. he was a womanizer, flirted with women, enjoyed women, and drank significantly. the democrats never let him forget that, and they never let the country forget it. he got those things under control as he aged, but the democrats were not going to let him out from under that reputation. the other thing i think you have to look at is look at the country itself of the -- itself. it was not just clay who didn't become president, all three men were giants in t

their message to perry, what plays in texas may not play in peoria. check out this tweet that went out yesterday, quote, to be clear, i believe in evolution and trust scientist on global warming. call me crazy. nothing remarkable about that except it came from a republican presidential candidate, jon huntsman. has far right when the gop has gone when it's crazy for a republican gop candidate to admit he believes in evolution. is there anything difference between the republican part and the tea party. >>> still pining for hillary? some democrats are having second thoughts about voting for barack obama. to that, a majority aid for hillary clinton writes cool it. >>> the day wouldn't be complete without an interesting oddity out of the head of michele bachmann, would it? come on. now she's sergeanting that we all fear a rise of the soviet union. she's worried about the soviet union. even though it died 20 years ago. >>> let me finish tonight with the need for the president to -- this is my idea, big, do something big. we start with some gop doubts about

and then all of a sudden people were educated and but most important of all in peoria other places they saw congress and they went what the hell is this and quite honestly they're there they're p.o. . everybody in congress and that's why it's at what fourteen percent twelve percent and i think quite honestly you have that list of what's held hostage all of well all of it let's start with your premise i mean we had to play a grace president joe biden called the tea partiers terrorists this week we had he said there is a terrorist attack senator chuck schumer argued the gun was being put to bed he actually did a gesture and pointed a gun at reporters basically implying that republicans are terrorists and you did. two just now i find that offensive they are calling republicans in the tea party terrorists and i am a proud tea party and i'm going to say something i said this the other day and i'm a proud african american and i'll tell you what if they other side wants respect and quit calling our president tar baby referring to our president is born there in lies the problem turned down the

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their mevg to perry, what plays in texas may not play in peoria. >>> plus, check out this tweet that went out yesterday. "to be clear i believe in evolution, and trust scientists on global warming. call me crazy." nothing remarkable about that except it came from a republican presidential candidate, jon huntsman. how far right has the gop gone when its crazy for a republican presidential candidate to admit he believes in evolution? any difference, by the way, these day, between the republican party and the tea party? also, still pining for hillary? some democrats, though know elected official openly, are having second thoughts about voting for barack obama. to that, a former hillary supporter writes in this sunday's "new york times" magazine. cool it. things would be no different if hillary were president. that's open to debate. we're going to get into that tonight. would hillary have done it better? and the day wouldn't be complete without an interesting oddity out of the head of michele bachmann, would it? come on. now she's suggesting we all fear a rise of the soviet union. she's

two projects at the peoria, illinois, airport in jeopardy. they will theoretically restart now.t is the cost incurred. already. in this particular hostage standoff over republican efforts to strip union rights. after the debt ceiling deal was agreed to, finally, senate republican leader mitch mcconnell told "the washington post" i think some of our members may have thought the default issue was a hostage you might take a chance at shooting. most of us didn't think that. what we did learn is this. it's a hostage that's worth ransoming. and it focusing the congress on something that must be done. so it's the full faith and credit of the united states of america that makes for a hostage worth ransoming or it's the federal aviation administration. that apparently makes for a hostage worth ransoming. this is how republicans plan to work apparently from here on out. hostages. they're not saying don't call us hostage takers. they are saying, yeah, we're taking hostages, causing real harm to the country to try to get by force what they do not have the votes to get. that is how republica

now, look, i used to represent a rural district, my home town is peoria, i still have a home there. people on main street in peoria get this, they know that when their friends and neighbors are out of work, that hurts everybody. and for politicians to run around washington as they've done for the last seven months and talk about creating jobs, putting people back to work, this is not the way to do it. the american people see the fallacy in these very hollow speeches. if congress really believes in the words that they're saying about jobs, creating jobs, putting people back to work, stop your vacation, come back to washington, pass a clean bill, people get this because it's hurting their friends and neighbors. to me people understand this. they really do. and it's easily fixable. it's been fixed 20 times. it's easilyicsble. -- it's easily fixable. >> the president gave a lot of ground niece debt talks, -- ground in these debt talks. do you think the republicans should -- -- >> i think what congress ought to do is pass a clean bill. yes, sir. >> isn't -- i mean, with how republicans h

here where the thunderstorms roll for minneapolis, green bay, chicago, peoria, all of this is a lot oft of lightning and damaging wind and this could be the front that when it gets to the coast shows you how everything is connected that knocks that hurricane out of the way for the northeast. we've got all hopes on all these weather patterns. >> gorgeous weather in the northeast. coming up we'll take a look at the "gma" 3-d view of hurricane irene. >> okay, and looking forward to that. >>> david letterman back on the air for the first time sinin an islamic terrorist posted an online threat calling on believers to break his neck and paralyze his tongue, but as abc's rob nelson reports he seemed to relish in the new material. >> tonight you people are more to me honestly more than an audience tonight. you're more like a human shield. >> reporter: mark twain once said laughter is the greatest weapon we have. >> we tell dave about -- oh. >> reporter: and last night on "the late show" david letterman came out with a full arsenal. >> i'm so sorry i'm a little late coming out. backstage i was

but the heat did not stop 200 runners from kicking off a four-day, 365-mile relay run to peoria, illinois 120 degrees, forcing some runners to stop for water after just a few miles. now that is some dedication. >> i admire their discipline but i don't know how much sense it makes to run in that kind of heat. >> yeah, that's a little scary. >> as opposed to the treadmill in the gym with the ac going. >> but some people are dedicated to their running. >> good luck, good luck. >>> here's your thursday forecast now. thunderstorms from kansas city to st. louis and from des moines to madison. some spotty showers for much of the east coast from maine to miami. heavy rain in the west from albuquerque to cheyenne. showers and thunderstorms in the dakotas. >> 80s from fargo to indianapolis. in boston. 80 here in new york. and 99 in atlanta. almost 110 in dallas and phoenix. sacramento gets up to 84. boise 94 and seattle 77. >>> and with tropical storm emily coming a little bit closer, it was a well-scheduled return to ththocean for one sea turtle. >> andre, there he is, cute little guy, was release

his three-day bus tour bringing him to peoria. states minnesota and iowa and he and the republilin candidates have been trading jabs. >>> the bomb hoax in australia. a businessman heads to court after being arrested in kentucky accused of strapping what looked like a bomb around the neck of an 18-year-old heiress. paul peters was trying to extort money from the girl's wealthy family. she wore the device for ten terrifying hours but did turn out to be fake. >>> next from colorado, a 911 tape that is a testament to a mother's calm and resourcefulness. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> hi. there's been a really bad accident in aurora. >> reporter: diane price was traveling down a highway in aurora, colorado, on saturday. her husband and their 2-year-old daughter beside her when another driver slammed into them. she immediately called 911 while caring for their baby and helping her husband who himself was clinging to life. >> what's going on. can you tell me what hurts? >> my leg, my left leg. i need to get my leg strtrched out. >> i

i'm standing at 8990 west peoria avenue in the parking lot.redible video on a sol cay though in hawaii. she's rumbling again, one of the world's most active going back to 1983. 1983's in the news a lot today. [laughter] alisyn: the '80s are making a comeback. bill: scientists says the lava flow poses no threat to people nearby, but it's a pretty picture at night. alisyn: we have some jaw-dropping video to show you of a wild shootout on a philadelphia bus. a woman on a bus gets offended after another passenger makes a comment about her spanking her son. well, she allegedly gets her revenge in a very violent way. our fox affiliate in philadelphia has this story. >> reporter: 20-year-old penny chapman has her hands full. you can see her on the route 47 bus heading north on 7th street. her son is running up and down the aisle. finally, she grabs the child and spanks him. the man sitting behind her threatens to turn her in for be child abuse. she then makes a phone call, prosecutors say, to set up what's about to happen. minutes later she gets off

host: peoria, illinois. independent line. good morning.r: i wish that the old man sitting there, mr. powell, when you ask him about funding for wars -- i am an army veteran. i work with state seniors in california. i saw what happened in the 1980's under ronald reagan. they have less regulation with bush. unfortunately, there is no perspective for working people to giving out and bolts of what happened to our economy. people that belong to groups, no disrespect, but i would like to know the players of the carlyle group. so that people can know. i know who they are. the people making decisions that have never worked for a living. all that they know about is dollars and cents. this thing about medicare and medicaid, as long as we continue to allow people, if you want to call them that, eating this lousy food, young people with health problems, obesity rates skyrocketing, i ask anyone how it will look when we have people walking around in 20 years. host: who did you wish was sitting here? caller: the old man from two calls before. people in $

the bush administration thought that they could buy the votes of seniors in peoria with the unlimitedr benefit in the form of the prescription drug benefit. it is uncap, it is unbelievable, i do not think they got a single vote of a single senior. talk about dumb policy, a bankrupt the country for nothing. that is what is being piled on top of more debt and more dead, these obligation simply cannot be met. it is not feasible. something has to be addressed and has to be done to address these problems. because of we do not, we did this scary nightmare scenario of a real collapse. >> people like scary movies. give the people what they want. >> you are quite correct but you do not go far enough. let me take this to its logical conclusion, in my opinion. first of all, that ridiculous that venture in afghanistan, which has helped bankrupt -- it's a delay, i look forward to the bankruptcy of the u.s. government because that they are bankrupt, they cannot do this stuff anymore. they just will not be able to do it. some say we have to keep our government from bankruptcy. no, no. that is wonder