rick?k: molly henneberg with the latest details on the manning case. thanks so much. >> they set it next to a railroad track. i didn't see it until i walked and i saw her just a couple of steps away. i recognized her. she, unfortunately, got really, really -- she got hurt very bad. i mean, her scalp was like that, flipped over, and she was bleeding out of her mouth and out of her ears, and she was conscious though. she knew that, what happened. jenna: an emotional description there. that's new reaction from a survivor of the deadly train crash in spain. that man is describing how he found his wife, and you can tell from the description she had some pretty serious wounds including a massive head wound. she's now in the hospital with many other victims at this time. we're learning this morning police have lowered the death toll to 78 from 80 in this accident. we're also learning police have officially detained the driver of the train in the hospital where he himself is recovering. he's unable

rick: i'm rick folbaum in for jon scott.for joining us for the second hour of "happening now." bradley manning accused leaking unh unever thousands of classified documents, believed to be the largest leak of government documents in history. and giving those documents to the group wikileaks. he is charged with aiding the enemy. he could spend his life behind bars the pros cues says he is a traitor look leaking about documents about the war in iraq and afghanistan. his defense seeks to name him as a protester. peter doocy is live in fort meade, maryland. so, peter, what happened in the courtroom so far? >> reporter: the prosecutor delivered the opening statement, major ashton fines was fired up from the beginning. that is according to our producer who is watching what's happening in the courtroom not too far away from here. she passed along a key quote from the prosecutor. quote, the only human, private first class manning ever actually cared about was himself. his callousness was revealed through his own chats. then the prose

rick? rick: garrett tenny in chicago, thanks so much.of testimony in the george zimmerman murder trial. they are now breaking for a one-hour lunch to resume at 1:00 eastern. the medical examiner on the stand after dramatic testimony from trayvon martin's mother and his brother. that was this morning. again, the trial is breaking for lunch. we will bring it back to you on foxnews.com live when it resumes, and we will have all the news coming out of that courtroom in seminole county, florida, as it comes out. back in a moment. [ male announcer ] this could be the summer she jumps into the deep end... ...he gets on that roller coaster... and you finally take that long weekend. it could also be the summer you get your identity stolen. last year, 12.6 million identities were stolen. that's why you need the proactive protection of lifelock. if you're planning a summer vacation, you'd better include plans to protect your identity. because while you're busy having fun and not thinking about identity theft, you become an easy target. [ male annou

rick: thank you, rick. arthel: all right., and what's shows it more than seeing how many hot dogs you can eat? yes, i'm talking about the nathan's hot dog-eating contest in coney island. here you go. finish. >> one minute and ten seconds! >> i would give it to this man, joey chestnut. he's about to string together seven straight mustard yellow belts. >> and you know what? look at him there. >> one minute! >> he'll put on about eight pounds during the competition, but he's quite a build. he's not a heavyset man by any means, and most of them are not. here we go, the final 45 seconds. >> three-quarters of a minute from history if he can keep it down, keep his poise. we will see history made here in coney island. michael jordan, they all have six titles. >> break through to the other side. >> the record is 68. he has 25 seconds to go. >> is it possible? 20 seconds. >> 19. >> 67, he's looking to match the record. he did that last year. 15 seconds to go. >> sonya did it the very end of her contest. >> 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1

rick? rick: mike emanuel live in washington. mike, thank you so much. >> reporter: thank you. >> from nsr surveilance to irs targeting and leak investigations and benghazi president obama is hoping to shift attention away from all the scandals plaguing his administration by putting a new spotlight on the economy. he will start tomorrow with a speech aimed at his plans to help the middle class. the president is telling supporters by getting americans to feel good about their lives and their economic situation he will have an easier time advancing his political agenda. goal goal is live at the white house. -- wendell goler. the president is trying to change the subject? >> reporter: his aides say he has never not been focused on the country but he wants to focus attention like away from the republican attempts to repeal obamacare and the benghazi controversy was made to make the white house look bad. he rallied the non-profit lobbying group grew out of his former campaign organization. it is planning action august, planning to tar

we've got more work to do. >> rick: president obama in illinois. this the exact same state where back in 2005 when senator obama laid out his economic vision for the country. jim, a lot of times you and fellow conservatives like you have said the media has given the president a free pass. he comes out with this speech, a series of speeches about the future of the country a lot of the media aren't buying it. what do you think? >> you expect the charles krauthammer, he has nothing better to do than to campaign. wall street pointed out incomes have fallen steadily. you are right. as john nolte pointed out, all big foot media reporters and had he called it deva-pivot back to the economy. that is a lot of seven stism from his base. >> rick: you mentioned novak with the "washington post" that he wrote the fact that the president needs to go out and talk about bold new aggressive ideas. actually shows that he doesn't have any? >> it was a tough column. even msnbc which just loves president obama was kind of hard pressed to figure out why he would be dwell

rick: thank you. jenna: now for the other side on the budget battle with republicans focussing on spending cuts and obama care could be caught in the cross hairs. we continue with mike emmanuel who is live at the capitol. >> some conservatives believe with 2014 just around the corner, this may be their last chance to stop the president's health care law. utah republican senator mike lee, marco rubio, republican of florida, and ted cruse, republican of texas, with planning to send a letter to harry reid. they noticed the obama's decision to postpone obama care as proof the law is a failure. they write, quote, for these reasons, we will not support any continuing resolutions or appropriations legislation that funds further comblimplementati enforcement of obama care. here is senator lee. >> he's scared to death of this because he knows he doesn't want to have to force a shutdown so he can defend a law that is so unpopular with the american people, a law that the president said he's not ready to implemen

>> rick, i do think so.sed because obama is usually very good at messaging, but this is bad. why would you say phony and scandal at all? i don't think it's a good idea for him to double down and say that. so i think it's strange anyway. but with the nsa and with benghazi and what about brian terry's mother? what about the four dead americans and their families? i think it's upsetting and disrespectful for him to be saying that it's phony when these things really did happen. there is no doubt -- >> to the middle class that has not seen an increase in wages -- >> that's a separate -- >> no, no, no. with the irs, he took specific action to make sure that that will never happen again. they're holding people accountable. but john boehner and the rest of the republicans in congress, they are searching, darrell issa is searching for some connection to the white house that doesn't exist. it doesn't exist. >> it's there. >> that's what's phony. that's what's phony about it. >> there is nothing phony about it. it's ve

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rick folbaum along with arthel nevil.re continuing coverage of a commercial jet crash at san francisco international airport. an asiana 777 going down upon landing originating from seoul, south korea landing in san francisco and having major problem as it touched down, losing a tail and major fire ensued and there are fatalities a number of people injured. we have not been able to confirm those numbers for you. as soon as we do we will bring them to you. we are awaiting a news conference out of san francisco at the airport. they are expected to brief reports. we'll bring you that live as soon as it happens. couple minutes ago we heard from the care man of n.t.s.b., national transportation safety board debra hirstmab who spoke to reporters. we want to bring you her remarks as we awaited officials if in san francisco. let's take a listen. >> good afternoon. my name is debby hurttman i am the chairman of the national transportation safety board. i am here with our teams. we are launching to the crash that occurred in san fra

. >> governor rick perry of texas, he's the gift who has no idea he keeps giving.ughter) and he has given once again. >> texas governor rick perry tours the nation. he's trying to lure businesses to move to his state. >> rick perry's texas throwdown began with a 30-second radio ad. >> because nothing says we're on the cutting edge of 21st century business like an ad on the radio. [laughter] let's take a listen. >> this is texas governor rick perry, and i have a word of advice for employers frustrated by illinois's short-sighted approach to business: you need to get out while there's still time. the escape route leads straight to texas. >> that's right. governor perry is taking out ads in other states to tell those states how much they suck. [laughter] and who deserves it more than illinois, a state that can't even pronounce the letter "s." but rick perry's job-stealing tour didn't stop there. >> building a business is tough, but i hear building a business in california is next to impossible. this is texas governor rick perry, and i have a message for california bus

rick: okay.he detective who was on the stand earlier today not exactly bolstering the prosecution's case, and that's usually the job. the police take the stand, and they help the prosecution. in this case it seemed to be more deferential to the defense. >> very, very unusual dynamic developing in this trial. first of all, real quick back to this prior witness, he turns to him and says the victim was grabbing for the gun. rick: right. >> that is potentially fatal, for lack of a better description in terms of self-defense. >> it's all about self-defense. >> now, your point is something that really needs to be addressed, and that is that people were saying, well, wait a minute, could the defense theoretically get into evidence that the police investigated this case and concluded not to bring charges? the answer to that is, no be, they really can't because there's a lengthy statute of limitations. however, what's fascinating is if you think about it, law enforcement is basically saying you have come

we were talking to bill about rick perry. you follow rick perry pretty closely. he said he was not going to run for president. let's listen to texas' esteemed governor. >> today i'm announcing i will not seek governorship of texas. i will send the next 16 months to create jobs, innovation. i will actively lead this great state. >> michael: yes. you've had the unfortunate task of watching him. did you see this coming? >> yes. the man was a charm machine. he went to an event in michele bachmann's hometown, and he kissed everyone in the room. he hugged them, touched them on their faces. no politician touches a face. he was incredible charming. then he started opening his mouth. >> michael: there was something before that, in the wake of when fred thompson was in the race four years earlier he came in and disappointed. i felt it was the same thing with rick perry. >> we took a look at his record in texas. the miracle in texas is largely mirage. they say they created a lot of jobs. they have created a lot of jobs, almost all of them are low-wage jobs. it's one of the

talk show host >> so did we. >> emacgo a head. >> rick, you are desibing that wrong. what they are saying we don't know. i want to know what mr. wilke did. hang on a second and i want to know what doug shulman did. they were in the white white. so what if they had a meeting. janet reno called for a special prosecutor for white water and nixon allowed a special prosecutor for waterge. and so why doesn't the president allow a special prosecutor? >> bottom line, there is a lot of information we need to get to and we need that to come out in the open testimony particular he like mr. wilkes. >> we need a special prosecutor to get to the bottom of this. the justice department will not do it. congress will go tank because of the partisan in the house. we need somebody in a real team to get to the bottom of this. there is too much. 200 organizations get targeted. thatoesn't happen from a few rogue agents. david, those 12 demoatic senators wrote letters. who handled those and how did they respond? >> a lot more questions than answers. and coming up next. >> the law is implemen

i'm rick folbaum. >> i'm arthel nevil. there were more than 290 passengers on board along with 16 crew members. the san francisco fire department reports at least 61 people were injured. it's right on the san francisco bay. pieces of debris were spotted in the water and a long the runway now family members waiting for loved ones are speaking out. >> i'll say. everything was going fine. as they were touching down my daughter said it seemed like they overshot the runway a little bit and came down hard on the front tire. what she said the tire collapsed and as it teetered back, back tire and it flipped over and caught fire. fire was right up in front. then it came to a rolling stop and they started evacuating everybody to make evaluations. >> claudia is live at san francisco international. >> rick: as we take a look at pictures. you can see the entire top of that airplane burned away. we did get a picture sent to us from one of our ureport, fox news viewers who sent us a shot on ureport that showed that there was some time be

fox news contributor rick grinnell. "fox news watch" is on now. >> we are actually poised to reverse the forces that battered the middle class for so long and start building an economy where everyone who works hard can get ahead. but -- here's the big but. i'm here to tell you today that we are not there yet. we all know that. we are not there yet. we have got more work to do. >> president obama at knox cole negligent illinois on wednesday. this is the exact same place where back in 2005 then senator obama laid out his economic vision for the country. a lot of times you and fellow conservatives like you have said that the media is giving the president a free pass. hay comes out with this speech. he announce as series of speeches about the future of the country. and a lot of the media aren't buying it. i have seen lot of critical headlines. >> you expect charles krauthammer saying he's running for president again. incomes have steady fallen since the recession ended. you are right. as john nolte pointed out abc news, chu

wel go to john and rick and we welcome dan mitchell today. we have a great crew, john, what do you think? >> even if the wire taps were free, they wouldn't be worth it. too often in modern times we gave up liberty under the false assumption that people in the federal government who are fallible can protect us. it is a risk to take. in a fro society there is risk but worth it to live with this. we should defend it. >> to john's point, wat is weird, spying can be a profit center. >> military and industrial complexes are inficient and will have corruption. it is not bean ball when we play with islamic terrorism and the new information cold war with china and russia and not a war we c finish second in. i think it is a murky area. john brings up a lot of points, but our liberties are dependent on our safety, o. >> sabrina, what rich is saying, there is no bigger civil violation being murdered on the way to work in your commute. let me lay it out to you. local la enforcement have paid for wiretaps since 1994. under the clinton administration they s

to tell us more about this ev t event, we have rick wallace via skype., welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me. >> walk us through this moment and what's going through your head. >> when he went to take off, i was going with him and then all of a sudden he put his feet back on the ground and threw me into the air. what was going through my head at the time was, oh, gosh, i'm going to hit the ground. so i wanted to just kind of hold on and get back in the saddle and not really go on. but that didn't happen. >> why not take a bow? >> i was talking to him the whole time that i was hanging upside down and i actually kissed him on the nose. not many horses would just stand there. i heard all the clapping but i was really more concerned about making communication with my horse and making sure he was really okay. and i knew he was. and we knew it together. that's why we kind of walked off and went on. >> what were you saying to the horse? >> we need to think about this next time. >> this is video gone viral. you've gotten lots of comments, including negat

rick scott. republican governor of florida. rick scott reportedly has not shown up at the florida state capitol building for nine days. he reportedly has not been to his own office, the governor's office in tallahassee for at least three days. rick scott does not seem to be missing because of some kind of foul play or hike in the appalachian trial or anything like that. rather rick scott has seemed to be in hiding from this. a whole bunch of mostly young citizens in his state camped out at his office protesting. saying they want to meet with the governor and they want him to call the florida legislature back into session into a special legislative session to consider what they are calling the trayvon martin civil rights act. with that act they want lawmakers and governor scott to repeal florida's stand your ground law. the law that says who gets to shoot whom in florida and under what circumstances. these protesters marched into rick scott's office on tuesday of this week. they announced they would not leave until they got a me

and that is what rick perry barely mentioned today. he talked in great detail about his record on jobs and the economy, but he spent no time talking in specifics about his antiabortion record, about the pitched political battle that is currently raging at the capitol in austin right now. he identified himself as generically pro-life and made one oblique reference to the special legislative session he authored -- ordered -- without mentioning the prime topic of that special session. the draconian antiabortion bill that was successfully and famously filibustered by democratic state senator wendy davis during the last special session. rick perry's avoidance of the issue seems particularly meaningful when you see how unavoidable it is on the ground in texas at this very moment. people from both sides of the abortion divide started lining up to testify on this bill before dawn today, in the middle of the night. testimony started in the state senate around noon eastern today. that testimony is still going on. senate hearing is now entering i

governor rick scott pardoned marissa alexander. more on this in a moment. >>> also tonight the fire storm over the cover of "rolling stone" is taking a new turn this evening. an outraged member of the massachusetts state police responds by releasing dramatic new photos of the night dzhokhar tsarnaev was taken into custody. those red dots, the laser sites of a police sniper. >>> plus the new era of entrepreneurism in the age of obama care. tonight, i'll talk with one of the founders of a startup health care company built to compete with the big boys and made possible by the affordable care act. that is all tonight. >>> but we begin tonight in florida, where governor rick scott absent from the capitol, as pressure mounts for him to address his constituents' outrage in the wake of the george zimmerman verdict. today is a third day a group of activists dedicated to nonviolent civil disobedience have occupied the capitol in tallahassee. they call themselves the dream defenders. their demands are simple. they're calling on rick scott to

yeah. >> rick: sounds like there's

basil smikle, and tina dupuy and rick ungar, what is next for rick perry. i'm thrilled to have him run for president gain. he had the smartest pre-campaign that we've seen in history. will he fund fundraise or will he go off and join a think tank. >> the non-thinking think tank. >> yeah, i think he'll taste the waters for the next couple of years. he'll see if there is money to be raised. rick perry ran for all the anticipation in that campaign cycle, if you remember the g.o.p. was waiting for rick perry to come in, and then he fell flat. i had never seen someone fall so flat so quickly. he has so much ground to make up to get his name back from the expectation of 2012. >> has he not been doing it? these abortion wars in texas are solidifying his base. and this bring your business to texas, it was showing i'm a good governor for business. >> that's the thing. if case we perfect he was too liberal for the republicans in in 2012. >> he didn't hate mexicans. >> he didn't kill enough prisoners. he was too friendly with immigrants. he has had to double down and

rick springfield truly does.ee decades after topping the charts with hits like jesse's girl and love somebody, he continues to tour. over the years he's developed personal relationships with many of them. the story of his relationship with his fans is told in the documentary an affair of the heart. >> when i first started out in the '80s, it was all about me, i thought. eventually i turned around and became the joy of connection to people. >> i've seen him over 200 times. >> he's been a part of my life since i've been eight. >> regular people. just over the top fans. he really makes himself available to fans. i think it's phenomenal. >> it's a really special connection i have with him. i'll always have. >> mike: rick springfield joins me now. rick, it's great to have you back. >> thanks, huck. appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] >> you know they're not going to quit that easily. >> mike: this is an amazing documentary because it's all about your fans and some of them are very personal stories of how their live

rick springfield truly does. decades after topping the charts with hits like jesse's girl and love somebody, he continues to tour. over the years he's developed personal relationships with many of them. the story of his relationship with his fans is told in the documentary an affair of the heart. >> when i first started out in the '80s, it was all about me, i thought. eventually i turned around and became the joy of connection to people. >> i've seen him over 200 times. >> he's been a part of my life since i've been eight. >> regular people. just over the top fans. he really makes himself available to fans. i think it's phenomenal. >> it's a really special connection i have with him. i'll always have. >> mike: rick springfield joins me now. rick, it's great to have you back. >> thanks, huck. appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] >> you know they're not going to quit that easily. >> mike: this is an amazing documentary because it's all about your fans and some of them are very personal stories of how their lives

we'll update egypt and zimmerman trial and great stuff on rick perry and how predictable george clooney'sreakup was with stacy keibler. that's in "the cooler". >>> u.s. troops are supposed to be out of afghanistan by 2014. however the president may be considering a speedier exit. according to "the new york times," president obama is considering moving up the withdrawal and not leaving a residual force behind. in large part because he has grown frustrated with afghan president hamid karzai. they attended a video conference to smooth things over but it did not go well, according to reports, with the afghan president accusing americans trying to negotiate peace with the taliban without him. >>> meanwhile, a report conducted by the pakistani government says the government with gross incompetence in tracking osama bin laden. al jazeera said the country stopped trying to find him as early as 2005 and bin laden was lef living within the borders for nine years. it also explains how he escaped from tora bora and pakistan and how he was worried about overhead surveillance and he wore a cowboy hat w

dave bing andor before that michigan governor rick snyder. the chapter nine bankruptcy filing has set off what could be a prolonged legal battle with thousands of current and former city employees entitled to pensions and medical benefits. detroit's emergency manager kevyn orr has told public unions to brace for significant cuts. on sunday, fox news he said he is talking about a significant sum of money. >> we will have a dialogue about the pension funds of what we can do. there are police and fire and general services. they may have different levels of funding. what we're talking about is the unfunded component of of those pension funds. i want to be clear, it is a significant sum of money and there are going to be concessions. in sessions may be different for each fund and it will be focused on the unfunded portion, but there will be some -- >> you're saying pensioners who worked for the city for decades are not going to get the benefits they thought they were going to get. >> there are going to be some adjustments. >> detroit's unions have

. >>> pastor rick warren returned to the pulpit sunday for his first sermon since his son's suicide in april. worshippers in southern california saddleback church greeted pastor warren and his wife with a warm welcome. you hear them there. during pastor warren's service he talked about the shock he felt when he found out about his son's suicide. >> when matthew died, the shock was not a day, not a week, it lasted at least a month. sometimes i still feel shocked by this thing that happened in my life. >> cnn's paul has more on warren's return. >> reporter: carol, an emotional rick warren was greeted by overflow crowds and the pastor told his congregation, buckle up, we're shifting into hyperdrive, i'm back. >> in the past 16 weeks since

rick has to be very careful. >> very quick exit question. rick perry stepping aside.avis who has become a big star, does she have a shot at that governor's mansion. >> he is? only eight points behind the heir apparent. i think if she announced she was going to run, she could raise $50 million in a month. i think the question is whether she is up for that kind of tough, dirty fight that it would be to run for governor in texas. the jury continues on deliberate the george zimmerman trial and we will have analysis coming up. and making a buck off minimum wage workers. >>> up next, i'll taking your questions. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover, and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i've been with bp for 24 years. i was part of the team that helped deliver on our commitments to the gulf - and i can tell you, safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge safety equipment and technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where e

rick atkinson is our guest. the last installation of "liberation trilogy" came out last month and it is called "the guns at last light: the war in western europe, 1944-1945". he writes that the u.s. stock market tumbled in anticipation of peace and corporate profit. >> guest: this is after the success that we finally have a normandy. the germans have bottled up the british, and polish and canadian soldiers there for weeks and weeks after june 6, at the invasion. at the end of july, we launched an operation called cobra area of the punches a hole in the german defensive lines and american forces have poured through. on the left side, the british breakthrough in the germans have really no good place to defend we get to the german borders. we are pushing them across france. it is between normandy and paris and a lot of them get away. many of them get away. that there is a great feeling of elation. jubilation that they are on the run. what you find at home is the belief that, okay, it is all over the shouting and th

that's rick perry. wendy a tavs who stands up alone against the forces of the state who speaks for 13 hours. try to take her down because she had to put on a back brace. here's the irony, we care about the women's health and then they want to penalize her for using a brace. she is the new face of texas politics. she doesn't get elected next year, she will get elected. >> do you think she'll run next year for governor? >> as i understand it, they're going to try to take her seat away. >> her legislative seat. >> she may not have a legislative seat. if she were to ask me and i see no reason why she would. but my guess is she would run and she would do well and may not be enough this time, but it is coming. as i say, she's the new face of politics. >> another thing that is interesting to me in this poll, joy. we look at texas as conservative state, republican state. right now still a republican state. when you poll the question of abortion and sort of broadly speaking in texas. probably more pro-life sente

didi, rick and guy.start with you. >> well, there's the question, well, are they going to raise taxes more to pay for this, and harry reid just a few weeks ago said we need more money for obamacare because $2 trillion apparently wasn't enough. and republicans on capitol hill, rightfully, pretty much just laughed in his face. that's not happening short term. but in the long term, this is the real problem, charles. one of the most disturbing things that the administration has done is they have effectively waived for at least a year the verification elements to make sure that people who apply for these expensive subsidies in obamacare actually qualy for them. and as a result, you're going to get a lot of fraud and abuse. their goal is to act as a magnet, get as many people onto government health care as possible reliant on the government for their health care -- >> right. >> because their long play here is sickle-payer, government-run -- >> that's cynicism. >> if that comes, then say good-bye to american he