okay. >> shepard: okay. as you might imagine, local reporters are trying to get as much information as they can. we have megan franks, a teacher at lone star college in houston area. it's my understanding about 18,000 stoonts. large -- a large system with multiple campuses. and on this campus, a shooting this afternoon, somewhere around 12:30 central standard time. megan franks, a teacher, did you hear anything. >> caller: no, i did not. >> shepard: go ahead. >> caller: it was another building. but the students came running. >> shepard: ma'am, hold on. a student speaking about what she heard. listen. >> two young men who had an argument and then gunshots. >> reporter: how did you get the order to leave the campus? was it something that came through an email -- >> no, it wasn't by email. it was just about had to -- the police on campus were asking for me and telling everybody to get safe. i was in the financial aid office so they told me i could be excused. >> reporter: you say you heard 5 gunshots, could you

shep. >> shepard: let's hope not.ks in florida, including within man who moved into a foreclosed mansion without paying a dime. police say the squatter notified officials he was moving into the posh pad under an obscure old florida law known as adverse possession. cops stopped by, but the guy showed them his paperwork. the neighbors are not pleased, but the lawyer says he'll probably got the boot. bank of america spokesman says we are in communication with the police department and appreciate their assistance. we're taking this situation seriously and understand the concerns expressed by nearby residence. we filed the appropriate and immediate legal action to have the trespasser removed from the property. a reminder to soccer fans, you're supposed to kick the ball. not the ball boys. a player for one of the world's biggest teams now in big hot water after the cameras caught him cracking a kid in the ribs. the video of it coming up, plus ever wish there were a better way to hold your iphone while eat ago bowl of noodle

>> well, shepard. u.s. air force officials tell fox news that they lost contact with the pilot of this f-16 fighter jet at about 8:00 p.m. local time in italy. that is when the sos call went out. at that point they lost contact with the pilot who was flying on a one seater plane. the plane was flying in formation with four other fighter jets from aviano air base and went off the town of revienna. the f-16 fighter jet has crashed 13 times a year between 1982 and 2000 according to air force statistics. in fact, in july of 2005, f-16's crashed in one month alone. coast guard rescue teams are searching a 10-mile radius tonight. we will update you on the status of that pilot as soon as we know more, shepard. >> shepard: jennifer, breaking news coming in and word that the yemen any coast guard has intercepted a ship loaded with weapons. what do we know about that? >> in fact, the u.s. navy helped the yemen i didn't coast guard intercept a dow packed with weapons in yemen's territorial waters in recent days. on bo

the service chiefs have until january 2016 to seek exceptions to certain units, shepard. >> shepard: what have recent tests shown? the physical limitations? can women do this? >> well, remember last october, the marines took the unusual step of opening up a one of their key courses, it's called the marine infantry officer course. two female marines were allowed to go through quantico's marine infantry officer course. it's a brutal 10 week test that requires strength, endurance and fitness, they both failed. marine captain who served in iraq and afghanistan garnered attention last year when she argued against putting women in combat, writing in the marine corps times quote get over it. we are not all created equal. >> i found that i broke down and had muscle atrophy and weight loss at a much faster rate and noticeable weight than my male marines. i found myself tripping constantly. my legs buckling. falling during fire fights. >> an announcement is expected by the secretary of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs tomorrow, shepard. >> shepard: jennifer griffin at the pentagon.

shepard? >> shepard: jennifer at the pentagon, thank you.nowfall has brought much of jerusalem to law enforcement the city's worst snow storm in 20 years. you can see it was only a few inches but that was plenty to shut down the government offices, schools, public transportation. our jerusalem reporter vittert sent this photo. giving headaches on the roads but attracting plenty of visitors to quack at it severe winter weather wreaking havoc for syrians living in refugee camps. jordan are waiting for heaters and blankets to keep their kids warm. torrential rains and near freezing temperatures in recent days have flooded hundreds of tents. the united nations now estimates the civil war has displaced some 2 million syrians from their homes and killed more than 30 -- i should say 60,000 more. tens of thousands venezuelas have rallied outside the presidential palace for inauguration of their president hugo chavez. the thing is chavez wasn't even there. he was in a hospital bed 1500 miles away in cuba. he has reportedly been fighting a respiratory

>>shepard: jim, thank you.ey have come to the shadows and are moving slowly, making their way ever so slowly down pennsylvania avenue. early today as he was leaving the stage, the president stopped to take in the moment. he said i will not see this, the first african-american president calls for national unity and equality and laid out key issues for the next four years including immigration, prosperity of the middle class and the transition out of afghanistan. and a.b. is associate editor and columnist for "the hill." thoughts, a.b.? >> a very excited crowd along the parade route. if it is not the same in numbers as four years ago the enthusiasm is very high. it is interesting to see the reaction, the strong reaction, on both sides to the president's inauguration address. conservatives are upset because there was not enough outreach and thing he should read across the divide and democrats very happy to hear climate change as a front and center issue. it was thought a promise from the campaign, gun control, as

>> shepard: have you to get there first. >> you have to get there. >> shepard: one thing we have been hearing for days from people who manage crisis and public relations, have you to come completely clean after you have been completely dirty. >> reporter: we don't know if he did. it's troubling to have oprah couch her answer saying he didn't come clean the way we thought he was going to come clean. that's troubling to me, how clear did he come? how far away did he come from the truth? >> shepard: jonathan hunt's here, too. we have been talking about how -- the sound bites we ran, this was much more than cycling and doping. he ruined lives around him, all the time? >> he's ruined lives within the cycling community. he has also ruined the reputation of an entire form. nobody is going to trust any cyclist for years to come. one international olympic committee member is saying that cycling could be axed from the olympics because of lance armstrong's standal -- scandal. extraordinary. >> shepard: everything that he did that was good seems to be overridden for the moment. >> completely out

shepard? >> shepard: wendell goler at the white house tonight. thanks.earch is on for two missing workers after a landslide at a quarry. that tops our news around the world in 80 seconds. >> canada. rocks and mud gave way sweeping two construction trucks and pay loader into a deep gravel pit north of montreal. the landslide completely buried one vehicle. rescue teams with sniffer dogs dug through the debris. crews air lifted the pay loader's driver to safety with just minor injuries. belgium, thousands of steel workers battled cops outside of government offices south and east of the capital city of brussels. the rallies come after a leading steel company last week announced it would close several plants due to slowing demand. protesters threw rocks at riot police who fought back with high powered water canons. indonesia. tourists are helping protect endangered sea turtles at a sanctuary on a resort island. temperatures meat and eggs are delicacy there. conservation program program adopt and release a turtle into the sea. it has returned some 15,000 turtl

>>shepard: getting away. the news begins anew on "studio b" and the mother of two who made her first trip outside of the united states never made her flight home from turkey and her family says they are joining the search to find her. a bomb shell if the unsolved murder of jon benet, a grand jury now, we know, voted to indict her parents in that little girl's death well more than a decade ago but the prosecutors said no. the details on that coming up. iran claims they have done something that the united states did in 1950 and they very excited. they sent a monkey into space. the white house doesn't boy it. all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. this is "studio b" today. but there is breaking news, first from fox at 3:00, in new york city, lawmakers from both parties today unveiled the sweeping immigration overhaul with a plan that gives 11 million illegal immigrants a pass to citizenship. the proposal combines calls for tighter board security with calls to allow illegal immigrants to stay in the u

shepard: indeed. certainly glad that president bush 41 is home and resting and doing well after about some serious time in the hospital in icu. but his family says he is doing very well and so glad to be back home in texas. >> that is a big relief. everyone worried through the holiday season about is extended day. he is so bee of the lo. he would be here if he could have been. shepard: this crowd is uniquely american experience. the changing of the guard, it happens, we're not really changing the guard this time but inaugurating a president for the second time. the peaceful transition, one of the cornerstones of this democracy and republic. >> that's right. although people are comparing this since 2008 it is our civic tradition we show the world we hold together in this moment. we show the world we can transfer power or affirm that power peacefully. that we are the pride of the world and the greatest democracy. no matter the weather and no matter the sense of disappointment or lowered expectations it

so. >> shepard: 75 andy in ft. lauderdale. >> don't say that. >> shepard: i want to go. the obama administration may be headed to the supreme court after a legal setback for the president today. a federal appeals court ruled that president obama violated the constitution when he sidestepped the united states senate to fill open spots on the labor relations panel. the court says the power did -- president did not have their power. the president said the senate was not in session. the course said it was. some analysts are calling this unanimous decision an emberrassing setback for the president. president obama said he made the appointment of the senate republicans blocked every single thing we did. >> they've idea a rule where they stayed in session but nobody was there. >> they have a couple of people come in and hold, literally, a minute session, and then recess for a couple more days and then old another minute session. they were doing this especially or specifically to avoid saying they were in n recess so the president couldn't make recess appointment. he said they w

shepard? >> shepard: david lee miller live in new york.e president biden says president obama could take some steps to crack down on gun violence on his own. without any help from the congress. and now gun rights supporters say they are planning a show of force. a gun appreciation day to keep the president from, as they put it, gutting the second amendment. plus, the supreme court debates whether cops can force a suspected drunk driver to take a blood test. force to take a needle in the arm without even having a warrant. and baseball writers decide whether two of the games biggest stars and accused steroid users should go to the hall of fame. the decision is in and we'll have it as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news as fox reports live tonight. so, we all set? i've got two tickets to paradise! pack your bags, we'll leave tonight. uhh, it's next month, actually... eddie continues singing: to tickets to... paradiiiiiise! no four. remember? whoooa whooaa whooo! you know ronny, folks who save hundreds of dollars by swit

it worked for me. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. >> shepard: i'm shepardsmith. getting the first dramatic testimony in the colorado movie theater massacre in a hearing that could mean the difference between life and death for the suspect in the crime, james holmes. theprosecutors will decide aftr this goes on whether to decide to go for the death penalty after the week's proceedings. prosecutors are for the first time giving a detailed indication of exactly what happened during the chilling crime. how they say the suspect ambushed a sold out screening of the new batman movie back in july, tossing gas canisters filled with choking smoke and shooting panicked movie goers as they tried make an escape. in all, killed 12 2 12 people d wounded dozens more. alisa with the news. they got off to a graphic start today, didn't they? >> they did, shep. and two veteran police officers broke down in tears on the stand as they described the scene they came upon once the shooting stopped. a police officer testified as he went into theater nine he found people screaming he

. >> shepard: ththe new begins aw on studio b. the deadly flu outbreak that killed at least 20 kids across the country is widespread in every state but three but we may be at a turning point at least in some area. we will get you the details on that. >>> cops say they found this boy who went missing two decades ago living near his grandparents in a different state and investigator is say they understand why they abducted him. >>> michael bloomberg is now fighting to reduce the abuse of prescription pain killers. could that be nearly as important as a 16-ounce soda? >>> the deadly flu outbreak has grown to epidemic status the official word from the center for disease control in atlanta. responsible for 7.3% of deaths in the u.s. last week. the cdc reports widespread flu activity in nearly every state except california, mississippi and hawaii. why mississippi would be there in the middle of things and not have a wid spread. probably has more to do with reporting than reality. it was widespread in just 41 states in the previous week.

." >> shepard: i'm shepard shepard. this is a special edition of the fox report life from d.c.arade has wrapped up and the inaugural balls are about to begin and the nation celebrates the seconds inauguration of our 44th president. [cheers and applause] earlier today the president and first lady got out of their limo and walked along part of the parade route just as they did four years ago. police tell us they did not have an official crowd count. one inauguration official estimates a million people watched the president's ceremonial swearing in today. >> i barack hussein obama do faithfully swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. so help you god? >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> shepard: of course the actual inauguration was yesterday to keep everything constitutional. the president took the official oath of office in a private ceremony at the white house. so today was just for show. for all of us. and whatever

13 degrees. >> shepard: and for days on end. be in miami and new orleans. >> exactly. >> shepard: great to see you. a little more and then off to "your world. 0" >> shepard: updating one of our breaking news stories. live pictures in atlanta. school is letting out now after a school shooting at price middle school. the best information we have is that authorities believe a 14-year-old girl, a middle school student, shot in either the head or the back of the neck. different cops are saying different things. so it's something around there. she was said to be alert and conscious. she went to the hospital. a suspect is in custody. the number of schools were on lockdown. now they're allowing the schools to go for the day. the perpetrator identified as a student. a student at price middle. this may have gun with

. >> shepard: i thought the cake was for the labra-doodle. >> the news begins anew. another suspected school shooter injures at least two people. around the same time the vice-president announced some suggestions from the white house task force on gun control. we'll have the details ahead. plus, at least one city is now reporting a shortage of the flu vaccine as the deadly outbreak continues to spread, and investigators say the father-in-law of the lottery winner who dropped dead had a major debt with the irs. and who doesn't. unless breaking news changes, everything on "studio b." >> first from fox, at 3:00 in new york city, another school shooting, less than a month after the deadly massacre at an elementary school in newtown, connecticut and this time is happen just after 9:00 this morning pacific time at a high school in the city of taft, california. a couple of hours northwest of los angeles. the fire department confirms to fox news, two people suffered injuries in the shooting. police holding a news conference, getting underway now. we'll monitor it. in the mea

>> shepard: steve brown in chicago tonight. is too sick to attend his swearing in thursday for a third term as venezuela's president. that's the word from the country are's government. venezuela's vice president says chavez is invoking a constitutional provision that allows claying the ceremony past the official date of january 10th. the opposition party is challenging that. the venezuelan leader has been in a cuban hospital as far as we know since having cancer surgery last month. officials have said chavez has a lung infection and they are down playing reports that he is on life support. chavez has has long had a tense relationship with the u.s. once famously calling president george h.w. bush diablo. the wildfire threat is now at catastrophic. the highest possible level in southeastern australia as crews there battle more than 100 fires. high winds and heat fueled flames on the mainland and island of tasmania, around 100 people still reportedly missing after brush fires destroy their homes last week. evacuated national parks

according to court documents. >> shepard: big digs tomorrow? >> no. no.row there's going to be a formal court hearing downtown. talking about the exhumation. i'm not sure if they're going to set a date for when that will take place but i'm told it's going to happen in the next week or two. >> shepard: jeremy good, work. thank you. >>> well, the president today healed jack lieu, the man he picked to replace timothy geithner has a history of balancing budgets. of course one senator is out to block the nomination. the feds today unveiled new mortgage rules they say will change the home-buying process for most of us americans. in what way? and what does it mean to the bigger picture? we'll have that as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news on "studio b." people really love snapshot from progressive, but don't just listen to me. listen to these happy progressive customers. i plugged in snapshot, and 30 days later, i was saving big on car insurance. with snapshot, i knew what i could save before i switched to progressive. the better i drive

>> yeah, shepard. officials with the harris county sheriff's office who tell us that this all went down in between the library and an academic building right back here behind me. investigators and eyewitnesses say reports of up to 8 gunshots were heard. but authorities saying it's way too early to speculate what this argument was about that led to the gunfire. ironically, lone star college here had just rehearsed how to handle an active shooter. just within the last seven days on this campus, we have had three training exercises for faculty and staff on what to do in an event like this. >> sign of the times. police say another person transported to the hospital this afternoon after reportedly suffering a heart attack during all of, this shepard. >> shepard: what a day for those students in the library, casey and beyond. >> yeah, absolutely terrifying. you know, this is a rather vast campus by the way. we want to show you live pictures coming in from kriv our fox affiliate in the houston area. about 18,

13 degrees. >> shepard: and for days on end. be in miami and new orleans. >> exactly. >> shepard: great to see you. a little more and then off to "your world. 0"

. >> shepard: this is the fox report. tonight, the feds say the deadly flu epidemic -- outbreak is now an epidemic. widespread in all but three states and killing children. but there may be some good news. and it's supposed to be among the most advanced passenger jets in all the world. but for the dream liner, it's really more nightmare. they have had electrical problems, a cracked windshield, even a fire. >> every new commercial airplane has issues in the inner service. >> shepard: now the feds are investigating. still, the dozens of dream liners already in service are going to keep flying. >> nothing we have seen would indicate that this airplane is not safe. >> shepard: but would you get on one? this little boy disappeared in 1994, kidnapped apparently by his own grandparents. police have found him alive and well. >> it's unbelievable that many years have gone by but happy he was found. >> shepard: tonight, how they tracked him down. and this little piggy tries to escape the cops. >> a couple guys had ropes and they tr

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shepard? >> shepard: david lee miller from new york. activists say a pair of explosions at a university in syria today killed more than 80 students on the first day of exams. rebel fighters blame each other as is standard these days for the blast. the blast that reportedly killed students and other people at the university dorms in aleppo. you see the aftermath here. activists say the death toll is likely to grow because dozens of people are still critical. state television reported that terrorists launched rockets at the campus while activists said syrian war planes actually attacked it with missiles. aleppo has been home so some of the most intense fighting of the entire civil war which the united nations reports has led to the death of more than 60,000 people. next time somebody robs a pharmacy it could be a lot easier for the cops to catch them. police say they will be hiding g.p.s. devices in drug stores. so how will that work? details coming in a fox urgent. the house of representatives has just begun voting. it happened a few min

shepard? >> shepard: wendell goler on the lawn at the white house tonight. hillary clinton went back to work today. staffers say she has been talking nonstop to senator john kerry. he is the president's choice to replace her. she is also joking about the health problems that kept her off the job for weeks. we're live at the state department on that coming up. but first an oil tanker today slammed into the bay bridge in california five years after another ship hit the same bridge and spilled tens of thousands of gallons of oil. this one thankfully not as bad. we will get an update next. plus some of america's biggest banks and mortgage companies agreeing to pay billions of dollars to settle charges they wrongly kicked people out of their homes. but the critics say those homeowners may deserve even more money. do you deserve any and if so how do you get it? some answers from journalists of fox news on this monday fox report. we can work with a new collection of carpet that proves durable can be softer than ever. we can get for less and spread that softness eve

. >> shepard: jen griffin at the pentagon. thank you. and let's bring in an iraq war veteran and illinois congresswoman now, the congresswoman lost her legs when a rocket propelled grenade hit her helicopter in 2004, and she was the first woman in combat to win national office. congresswoman, thank you. >> thank you, so good to be here. >> shepard: how do you feel about it? >> i think it's fantastic. i think that our military and our nation has always benefitted when we've lifted these restrictions and allowed people to serve based on performance. >> shepard: would you mind filling our viewers in on your story? >> sure. so i actually had one of-- served in the only combat job open to women which is to be a pilot and i was co-piloting a blackhawk helicopter in baghdad during the second at fallujah, ripped through the aircraft and took off my legs most of my right arm. the pilot in command was able to land the aircraft and i was carried off the battle field. the last thing i did in iraq was tried to get a report on the condition

. >> i'm rick folbaum in for shepard smith this new year's day. we begin with breaking news on "the fox report." house republicans are getting closer to voting on the senate fiscal cliff bill. first they may try to make some changes to the deal the senate cut with the white house late last night. but senate democrats say there is no time for that we actually already went over the cliff at midnight officially. that means that every american's paycheck is about to shrink. huge spending cuts are about to take effect automatically. the senate bill delays those cuts and prevents tax hikes on families making under $450,000 a year. lots of house republicans say they won't support the senate's bill without more spending cuts. we have team fox coverage. ed henry is live at the white house. but, first to mike emanuel live on capitol hill. so, mike, where do things stand now? >> well, rick, on the house floor as we speak right now, they are counting votes. they are seeing if there are 218 voted in the house of representatives to essentially decide to go forw

have a great day, i'm megan, and here's shepard. >> we're following lots of breaking news today. there's a shooting going on in phoenix, three people are said to be shot. and the syrians are claiming that the israelis have dropped a bomb. and there's something going on all day. a police update to come as a six-year-old child is still believed to be in the hands of a potentially very dangerous gunman. it appears that this man is still holed up with this child in an underground bunker nearlyiday after the standoff first unfolded. according to the reports, this guy stormed a school bus in midland city, alabama, two hours south, and the gunman tried to go for two, but when the driver refused to let the kid go, the man shot him several times and took the six-year-old boy with him and left for a bunker that's apparently beneath his house. that bus driver was dead. and a neighbor says that the bus driver had visited the map's home the day before the shooting and he had brought the man eggs and something for some kind of repair work he had done. the neighbors call him combative and paran

you will see how he i'm bill hemmer in for shepard smith tonight. two american hostage escape from a gas plant in al entire i can't. that's what a source is telling fox news this evening. militants claimed to be holding seven malcolm jenkins at that -- seven americans at that facility. they raided the bp complex today trying to rescue dozen of foreign hostage. we have been getting conflicting reports about how many survived. secretary of state hillary clinton says that she has been keeping in touch with the algerian prime minister since the crisis first started yesterday. our counter terrorism experts have been in close contact with their algerian counterparts throughout the last days. and we have also in close consultation with partners around the world sharing information. >> the military operation is over and four hostage are dead. two from the u.k., two from the philippines. but the militants claim dozens of hostage are dead. jennifer griffin live at the pentagon tonight. jennifer, let's start first with the americans. what do we know? >> well,

tune in to the big fox network to see shepard at 11:00 a.m.rn time on monday "studio b." 3:00 eastern time here on the fox news channel for coverage for the inauguration. january 21st. the secretary of defense takes a stance on guns and as the nation debates president obama's call for stronger gun sale regulations, the man who overseas our military is not mincing words the people who witness horrible things inside a colorado movie theater return to the scene six months after the massacre. a live look outside the renovated theater as shooting victims and family members attend the remembrance of those who died. a live report on the reopening of that building. that is coming up here on the fox report. what are you doing? nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex ground and buy my own supplies. that's a great idea. i'm going to go... we got clients in today. [ male announcer ] save on ground shipping at fedex office. olaf

across the frederick douglas bridge and the peace march led people up martin luther king avenue to shepardpark. the annual event serves as a reminder of king's contribution to the country. >> he would be happy that people are continuing his legacy and the opportunity we have at least once a year to remember the principle for which he stood. >> there was a rally in shepard park after the march. and besides honoring king's legacy, speakers tagged issues facing d.c. residents. >>> members of the u.s. military will help the first family dance their way into their second term of the white house. a staff sergeant from the u.s. air force will have the honor of dancing with the commander in chief and a gunnery sergeant from the u.s. marines will dance with first lady michelle obama. both say they're very excited but also a little nervous. >> i'm excited but i'm nervous as well. i'll be in front of millions of people dancing. i'll do my best. >> i was kind of surprised when i first put my name in the hat, i really didn't expect to be selected. so when they said it was going to be me, i was quite su

i'm bill hemmer in tonight for shepard smith. one of the american hostage in algeria is dead. u.s. officials saying that he was from texas they have recovered his remains and november his family. sources tell fox news he died of a heart attack yesterday when algerian forces stormed the gas plant and tried to rescue the hostage. a bit earlier today the militants claim they were holding two americans at the facility in the sahara. and the state department confirming there were other u.s. hostage there. no word though tonight on their fate. the militants were also offering to swap two americans for two convicted terrorists head here in the u.s. one of them the so-called blind sheikh convict haved of plotting to blow up landmarks here in new york city. investigators say he also has ties to the first world trade center bombing of 1993. "the fox report's" chief meteorologist jonathan hunt tonight live on the story in our new york newsroom. jonathan, the militants are giving more details on the hostage they claim to hold. what's happening? >> yeah. bill, through the this standoff. the mil

i'm bill hemmer in tonight for shepard smith. we are closely monitoring the situation and the african nation of algeria. where militants attacked a natural gas field. the group claims it's holding dozens of foreigners including seven americans. the state department claims the americans are among the captives but for security reasons will not give details. >> in order to protect their safety, i'm not going to get into numbers. i'm not going to get into names. i'm not going to get into any further details as we continue to work on this issue with the algerian authorities. >> bill: the defense secretary leon panetta says the united states will take all necessary and proper steps to deal with this matter. the terrorists say the attack and revenged because algeria they say allowed western jets to use airspace to attack islamic fighters in neighbor mali. algerian state report two terrorists died at the facility. at this hour many more lives are at risk. "the fox report's" correspondent jonathan hunt live in our newsroom tonight. jonath

and shepard smith. >> shep: the news begins anew on studio "b." president blasted congressional republicans over the debt ceiling and expressed support for new gun control measures. reaction from both sides coming just ahead. plus, lance armstrong with a change of heart, he says or something. now, we're told he has apologized, reports of tears and admission of some kind to oprah winfrey. we're got all the details. new study says more americans are working well past retirement. it says, i wonder why, but that is all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. >> first at 3:00 in new york city. president obama is warning that a political deadlock over the nation's debt ceiling could damage the u.s. economy and beyond. it's estimated without the deal the government could run out of money to pail its bills as early as mid-february. the president said the idea of refusing to raise the debt ceiling is irresponsible and absurd. >> republicans in congress have two choices here. they can act responsibly and pay america's bills are act irresponsibly and

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>> shepard: updating one of our breaking news stories. live pictures in atlanta. school is letting out now after a school shooting at price middle school. the best information we have is that authorities believe a 14-year-old girl, a middle school student, shot in either the head or the back of the neck. different cops different things. so it's something around there. she was said to be alert and conscious. she went to the hospital. a suspect is in custody. the number of schools were on lockdown. now they're allowing the schools to go for the day. the perpetrator identified as a student. a student at price middle. this may have gun with a conflict between students of two different schools. >>> i'm shepard smith. an update on this 7:00 eastern, 6:00 in oxford. captioned by closed captioning services inc. >> tomorrow's jobs report, more ominous signs for the economy and now, pink slips for the president's jobs council. >> welcome everyone, i'm in for neil neil cavuto. and one day after learning the economy is shrinking, news that the job marketes -- democrats say it

what can you tell us. >> shepard. >> it's dangerously cold, neil. tell remain that way the next several days, people are urged to stay indoors when the windchill is below below 30 degrees. that's the air temperature combined with the wind, so the feels-like tnchs minus 18 in international falls, minus 13 in green bay, minus 5 in chicago. some of the temperatures they haven't felt for three or four years. this is an event that is going to last not only today but through the rest of the workweek. 7 in new york, 3 in harrisburg, mine 4 in syracuse. you get the picture. windchill advisories are up, in the warning areas, it will feel 35 to 50 below in alm of these states, shaded in the blues and the purple, where you see the advisedries, 10 to 20 below zero. temperatures that could caused frostby the or hypothermia. tell remain cold, not as cold as today, but in some cases, 20 to 30 degrees below what they typically see this time of year. minneapolis, wednesday, daytime high of 11 with a windchill of minus 7. chicago, 26, feels like 8. new york, 23, head