." >> ♪ highway robbery >> it didn't take long for these words to roll off angela petry's tongue. >>y robbery ♪ >> she spoke with me about her protest song and why she thinks the dulles greenway is cheating us out of cash. >> it is really unfair that there is this major road that cuts right through the center of the county through the countrysidened that the local people have so much trouble and expense using it. >> it costs drives 34 cents per mile. it is that price tag the congressman that repts the 109 strict is also fighting. his frustration became the inspiration for petry's song. >> we just started messing warned the words and the song -- around with the words and the song sprang out of that. >> ♪ drive every day but we cry at night because the price of the toll is out of sight ♪ >> the dulles greenway is the only privately owned toll road in the quelt. tolls are regulated by the state corporation commission. the virginia department of transportation has no legal ability to set or control the tolls on the greenway. but that won't stop this lady from at least trying to roll back

>> the member for petrie. has her the call. >> today's victory will many help countless australian minds. few australians take up this deadly habit. every year, smoking kills around 15,000 australians. it accounts for about 10.5% of deaths in this country. that's more than 10 times the number of people that die on our roads last year. and it is about 30 times more people than the tobacco industry employs in australia. because of today's decision, cigarette packages will no longer be able to go with branding that looks cool, sophisticated, macho, or feminine. instead, this is what cigarette packs will look like, manufactured from the first of october. because of today's petition, ga

and i think case could become a petri dish of legal issues. >> and i spoke with a mother of the two children just moments ago and one told me she's upset by what is called an outpurse the in court and says as a nurse she's dedicated her skplif career to helping children norkt harming them and she hopes he will take responsibility for his actions and this judge did order him held on half a million dollars bail ask is scheduled to enter a plea next week. >> there is former supervisor nadya lock year appeared in court, standing before a judge for just minutes and prosecutors say she was caught with methamphetamine and placed her 9-year-old son at risk being under the influence of drugs in his prebs presence. >> i am extremely happy to be receiving help and focusing on getting healthy. i hope to inspire many, many others to do the same. >> the judge will let lock year see her son as long as her estranged husband is present. >> grass fire in orinda burned three acres and and there is sky 7 out there a couple minutes before the first fire truck. the grass fire burn add long the ridge of the hill a

. >>> and finally, i had the opportunity to interview heather petri during the car show today.as wearing, check it out. all four of her olympic medals, one in water polo, one of a few to win in four different olympic games. she has one silver, two bronzes, now a gold medal to her name. she is also featured with representing them in 1994. and a big thank you for these photos, and letting us share them with our viewers. all right, thank you for joining us at 11:00, saturday night live is up next. i'll get a build your own burger with something cheesy... but not just cheese - mac and cheese. then i wanna add some oomph. and... top it off with a little kick. and... napkins. it's build your own burger. now at denny's. >>> and now it's live with kelly ripa and michael strahan! >> hi! good morning, everyone. hi. >> oh, hey, it is such a nice morning. it's just so, so gorgeous. >> it's been two weeks and i just have to say i love my new co-host michael strahan.

there are a lot of dpeens that's can be raised in places like this, i think case could become a petri dish of issues. >> the mother tells abc 7 news there is no truth to the allegations and is he being held on a half million dollars bail. >> one two of men rescue prd a sinking plane described their harrowing ordeal. there is a 36-year-old and his 77-year-old father flying when their plane lost power, saying the plane, equipped with pont yoons finally just sank. and. >> the man who struck and killed a woman when he drove his truck on to a sidewalk saturday has two profus convictions. arrested twice in 2005 for dui. he regained his license in october, 2009. tabrizi being held on vehicular manslaughter charges after plowing his truck in a family around 6:15 saturday. a 52-year-old woman zpid her daughter in law remains in critical condition. >> there is interim chief of the fire department has resigned for a misdemeanor offense part of an under cover sting operation. ' agreed to purchase liquor for a 20-year-old working as a decoy for the county sheriff's department. he was made interim

number of troops aside you have you know an increase and green on blue attacks and you have again petri it's war and uniform attacking us military so it's it's i mean just to go back to a question over seventy percent of americans want us out of want the u.s. out of gas so that's what we need. unfortunately a two party system is not giving them the candidates they want now asking you to kind of take a look into the crystal ball briefly what do you think the consequences are of a romney presidency. that's really hard. worse than obama i don't know. you know maybe even with romney with the. benefit of. the allin the. the the compact. i mean the under obama that soon as we. won the election he needed to rise and and he had been nonexistent state for a very few. consistent. answer and answer labor exact answer to all of us an answer all right but about a fortunate we've run out of time but if we're going to let her share your thoughts on this activist and iraq war veteran. thank you. now the u.s. has allegedly promised iran that it will not assist israel if the netanyahu government chooses

happy in being complicit with the economic mismanagement of a crumbling field single currency zone petrie gang always good to hear what you have to say that's pet again right executive director of the investment consultancy devi advices thank you. right still ahead we're late to this international clash over the. u.k. is a case of save god in the essence of the else to do gyptian bridge with the property of some key figures in the mubarak in a so-called sting and just buy into that will sanctions. the onetime originals or rivals india and china and no one to bring their armies closer together beijing's top military chief is on a visit to new delhi aiming to boost the influence of the two asian giants but news of those allies is already causing concern across the pacific as she explains this is a historic trip for india as the chinese defense minister has been visited this country in nearly a decade on the top priority for the list of things to discuss on this trip are strengthening the india china border and promoting a stronger cooperation between the two countries armed forces many peop

. ♪ highway robbery >> that is angela petry.te the song when she got bank of watching her e from the cost of using the dulles greenway in loudoun county. nearly $5 currently to use the 14 mile road during peak hours. >> it's really unfair that road that cuts theugh the center countryside and that local trouble andso much using it. >> governor mcdonnell issued a saying vdot has no legal ability to set or control greenwaythe dulles and, which is privately owned. but he says the polls are regulated by the state commission. there's a traffic alert regarding the orange line. are single-tracking armory andadium are m cheverly. on the blue line, expect allays franconia's springfield due to disabled train at benning road and at foggy bottom the entrance escalators are out of service. there is bus service available. >> a busy morning. one local citizens group hoping to lower crime in georgetown by installing surveillance cameras. citizens association of installed recently to addera and they want 10 more by the end of the year. they will

>> let it happen naturally, organically like snooki in a petri dish. i used to live close to where they filmed "the jersey shore." the fact of the matter is there aren't cops there, period. they need to get cops there now. we would go out to bars and nine times out of 10 a guy in a wife beater would be wearing my face on his fist and i would never get -- nothing would happen to me, and people would walk around drunk all the time. nobody stops them. they are not peaking outside their car. >> the thing you don't else is the guy in the wife beater, off duty cough. off duty cop. >> no wonder the mustache. i just thought it was the bar i was at. >> you are slated to join the new cast of next season's "jersey shore." >> that's true. may name will be lol-gutz times 12. >> i thought it was shorty huh huh. >> shorty huh huh was taken. by dana perino. we arm mess selled over the name and she beat me. >> the idea of snookiville sounds like an amusement park. you have fuzzy naval fountains and you have puke gutters and sex caves. is it commerce or chaos? and it go

scientist alexander fleming had been on vacation when penicillin mold went airborne and contaminated his petriee killed the bacteria. he published the findings. few paid attention at all until years later doctors at oxford university, not other one. used research to develop the drug we now known aspen sill alan. the world's first viable antibiotic. doctors credit it with saving untold millions of lives. antibiotics are so common that experts say overuse could make them ineffective. a scientist found a miracle cur when he wasn't even looking for it 84 years ago today. and that's "the fox report" for this friday, september the 2th, 2012. i'm shepard smith. we'll be back on monday. fox report weekend carries on. have a good one. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> bain capital is investment partnership which was formed to invest in start up company and hopefully five to eight years later to harvest them at a significant profit. >> when mitt romney was talking about harvesting and maximizing profits what he was really talking about is a technique of squeezing payrolls. >> bill: it is no

scientist alexander fleming had been on vacation when penicillin mold went airborne and contaminated his petrieto have killed the bacteria. he published the findings. few paid attention at all until years later doctors at oxford university, not other one. used research to develop the drug we now known aspen sill alan. the world's first viable antibiotic. doctors credit it with saving untold millions of lives. antibiotics are so common that experts say overuse could make them ineffective. a scientist found

new cells destroys the embryos, prompting intense controversy about the possibilities contained in a petri dish. one key question was how federal funding for the controversial new research might impact diseases like parkinson's. >> will the elimination of the restriction on stem cells be a significant factor in expediting solving parkinson's? >> yes, it certainly will. it will certainly lead to a more rapid solution to this problem. >> narrator: in the fall of 1999, senator arlen specter convened a hearing on parkinson's. >> with a focused effort, the pieces are in front of us, the science is there. i think we can make major progress towards this disease. >> narrator: a series of experts testified about the scientific promise of stem cells. >> and perhaps cure this disease. >> narrator: hope was running high that a cure was now within reach. >> i think we are close to solving-- and i mean the word solving-- parkinson's disease. with a little bit of skill and luck, five to ten years is not unrealistic. >> narrator: that timeline had a particular impact on one person in attendance. >> when i

. >> like a petri dish. >> that's the problem, yeah. >> stephanie: even when we did our run in 2008, >> stephanie: and this has gotten to be -- this war on women is not fictional, do you think? >> no. it was one of the things where i felt like unless i really got into it, and got really proactive, i just shouldn't have a boyfriend. >> stephanie: well barry was openly prochose, but i think this small government -- >> hello. >> stephanie: how do you get that caught up in women's lives and medical questions. >> the rnc this year did not seem small government at all. >> stephanie: no, i didn't get that. >> there is no pocket trend or anything like that. >> stephanie: yeah. >> it was really -- it's a really tough time and i think that unfortunately the republican party is just not even recognizable. my grandfather -- i can't speak for him, because he is dead and it's really inappropriate for me to, but on that note i know how he was in terms of what he believed in, and i can only assume that he would be so disappointed. i don't think he would be reelected now. >> stephanie: i don't know h

stuart: who would have thought in the 1970's, who would have thought it would become a petry dish forn three out of four districts in the united states and doing it themselves. gretchen: by the way, i wasn't there in the '70s, i gotcha. [laughter] >> i was there in the golden age. charles: 2005 she was there. gretchen: no, but it wasn't the '70s. stuart: all right, everybody, back to the november election, please. president obama still has the lead over mitt romney in most of the polls. the president's appearances on shows like "the view" give mimm a wide audience, a wide appeal of the cross section voting of the public. and the rnc reince priebus joins us now. welcome back. the conventional wisdom is that mitt romney has had a horrible week and yet, he's not really behind that much in the polls. and here we have the president going on "the view" and going on letterman. is it possible that governor romney is just too nice and not playing good politics? >> well, you forget about obama's important interview with pimp with a limp as well, so you've got to add that on to the list. you kno

as you know we are a public policy organization that was founded in 1962 by congressman's own tom petri we take our name from a town in wisconsin was the republican party was born over 100 years ago in ripon. we are greeted on the valleys of abraham lincoln and teddy roosevelt, the society was the first major republican organization to support the civil rights act of 1960s, and while in the early '70s the group made its mark by calling for trade with china before nixon made his famous trip. today one of the main goals of our organization is to promote the ideas and principles that we believe made our party and our nation great. these ideas of course are keeping america secure, taxes low and the federal, and having a federal government that is not only smaller but smarter and more accountable to its people. we did a number of ways and this breakfast is one of those. but before i begin i'd like to take a moment to reflect upon the events of 11 years ago today that changed all of our lives as we know it. would you please join me in a moment of silence to remember those who lost their lives

that is the message these for petrie is send. it's the message that each of you sense every day.n every corner of the world. america is a friend and we care not just about our own country, not just about our own interest, but about tears, that even as voices of suspicion, mistrust speak to the countries and cultures, the united states of america will never retreat from the world. we will never stop working for the dignity and freedom that every person deserves, whatever their creed, whatever their faith. that's the essence of american leadership. that's the spirit that sets us apart from other nations. this was work in benghazi. this is the work we will carry on. see you, their families and colleagues, to all americans, know this, their sacrifice will never be forgotten. we will bring to justice those who took them from us. we will stand fast against the violence on a diplomatic mission. we will continue to do everything in our power to protect americans serving overseas, whether that means increasing security, working with host countries, which is an obligation to provide securi

served as chairman and ranking member of the aviation subcommittee with the congressman from wisconsin, petri, just like two brothers, they have been in my district where we did work together. on a very bipartisan basis to improve the safety and innovation of the aviation industry. mr. speaker, the bonds that we fought with our colleagues in congress, unlike anything else, you become closer in friendship and you begin to see people as individuals. these last two years, however, has not been -- congressman costello and i developed over the years a very special relationship. the house of representatives is losing a distinguished colleague and one of those on the old guard that we call the bipartisan focus on goodness people. congressman costello, i will miss you dearly. i wish him well and i wish his family the best in future endeavors. and i do hope that this is not the last of the van issuing breed of the persons who came here to work and get things done and not be so partisan. i really will miss the friendship we shared. jimmy duncan, young, lahood, all the people who can see beyond partisan

it seems to me that election season is just a petrie dish for anger and cynicism.nd of view all of this as game. but there is so much at stake and so i'm just wanting to encourage the country to do what we've always done really well and that is go to god and ask him for help. so we organized this 40 days of prayer leading up to the national presidential election. >> gretchen: everybody knows the religious symbolism with 40 days. obviously that had something to do with doing 40 days out before the election, right? >> exactly. in the bible, 40 days is just a picture of completeness. it's a picture of commitment. jesus was 40 days in the wilderness. the hebrews were 40 days in the wilderness -- 40 years in the wilderness. it's kinds much a number that symbolizes hey, we're serious about this. so on september 28, we're asking people to just begin praying every day for the country. three things, unite our country, strengthen our country, and appoint and anoint our next president. it's easy to remember, usa. and the prayer is downloadable. no commitment, it's not a parti

most recently, sergeant petri had a medal. in every war they've answered the call of duty when they were needed most. new mexico has also served our nation as a center for scientific innovation and research. los alamos laboratory has been a home to a number of scientific endeavors that has been important to our nation. mr. speaker, we're reminded how special this beautiful land we call home is. as a native new mexican, it is with great pride in our past and hope for our future that i come to this floor to recognize the enduring contributions of new mexicans during the course of our state's history. a special love for our land and water helped shape our lives. a land of faith and family, culture and tradition and, mr. speaker, the best chili found anywhere in the world. ours is an american story, one passed from one generation to the last, the best coming from our elders. and when they send me off on any journey when i depart from home, may god bless you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes