that this is there are no journalists in the top fifteen you know slots and here you don't see shepard smith or soledad o'brien these people for the most part whatever you want to say they are inter tamers well that's actually not and it's interesting you bring that out because newsweek included their thing that they did not include katie curry you know they didn't include diane sawyer brian williams because they serve as conduits for passing on the information they're not the merchants of ideas themselves even though they said that these people make plenty of money but they chose to leave them off the list but as i'm necessarily right you think that those katie couric and the brian williams all how many in full advise oh i don't think so i don't think they do and i think that if you were to weight the list according to that influence and then have money as a factor it would come out like this i mean perhaps katie couric you know would be in there somewhere brian williams would be in there shepard smith to be in there somewhere it was still pretty much spill out like this because it literall

shepard smith. divided government in the united states. fox news projects the republican party takes control of the house of representatives and in the senate. fox news proyects the democrats do indeed clicked control. state of hawaii democrats held the seat. the republican turn over and former fox contractor john kesack wins and state of carolina. nicky haley defeats vincent shaheen . state of wisconsin. fox news project russ feingold lost the race to ron johnson and feingold campaigned on his support for health care overhaul . he lost his seat. state of democrat. barbara boxer holds on her seat and defeated carlie fiorina. she spent more than 140 million of her own dollars to try to win the seat and goes down in defeat. nevada, one of the most important races it looks like we will not have a result at this moment. a motorist in southeast las vegas ran into a transformer and knocked out power x. nevadans will not release until everyone has a chance to vote. the numbers on your screen reflect 19 percent of the vote for the senate seat of t

i'm shepard smith. the news starts now. the printer cartridge explosives may have been only the beginning why al qaeda's magazine reports these bombs are part of a whole new strategy. frustration with airport patdowns already off the hook. >> they are just doing it to have us be fearful. there is no reason for it. >> stranger groping you. >> i was so embarrassed. >> there has been reaction that not many people could have predicted, including myself. >> shepard: now with the busy holiday travel season almost upon us, could there be change in the air? plus, chandra levy, a washington intern who dappeared in this park. now nearly a decade later we now have a verdict in her murder case. tonight justice delayed but not denied. first from fox this monday night, another high profile case of a missing woman. this one still unsolved. however, by this time tomorrow night, we should know whether they found remains of natalee holloway. or at least one of her bones. natalee holloway was the 18-year-old girl from alabama who disappeared

i'm shepard smith. good to be with you tonight. see you tomorrow. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> i was wondering if you are now hopeful that a decision in the ksm case might happen somewhere. >> we have been working on it. >> bill: is the owe ma'am administration in retreat. now comes word they may not try him until after the next presidential election. also looks like the president will extend the current bush tax code to everybody. wow. brit hume and i will analyze. >> hold on, i don't know where you heard that but this trip is not costing $200 million a day. >> that's not what glenn beck says. >> bill: "saturday night live" sides with glenn beck against president obama. >> he was right about buying gold. [ laughter ] >> bill: and hell has indeed frozen over. >> every time before i go on the air i hear the technical guys back in new york going okay governor palin, you are on with bill, good luck. >> bill: also is sarah palin's new reality program helping her in the court of public opinion? >> why do i need luck

i'm shepard smith. this is "the fox report."the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. president obama telling other world leaders that if the united states is doing well, everybody is going to benefit. the president arrived in south korea today for meeting of the world's it 20 major economic powers. before that meeting the president sent a letter to his international counterparts. in it he wrote a strong recovery that creates jobs, income, and spending is the most important contribution the united states can make to the global recovery. still not everybody is convinced that the united states is doing its part at all. wendell goler is traveling with the president now live in south korea. >> shep, the president's goal the more evenly balanced trade so countries like china don't continue to rack up huge surpluses in the u.s. huge debts. balance is a win-win situation. if the u.s. economy continues to suffer, it will drag down the rest of the world. >> the worst thing that could happen to the world economy, not ours, not

we're going to stand and we're going to spit in your eye. >> that was shepard smith.k you. >> gregg: her fight for freedom and democracy left her in prison for almost two decades until now. the military regime in myanmar, free ago nobel peace winner today. we'll tell you why. >> julie: and new twists in the battle for the senate seat in alaska between joe miller and lisa murkowski. >> if what we're arguing over is whether the o is completely closed at the top so that maybe it could be an o, maybe it could be a u, but everything else is correct, i do not think that most alaskans would agree that the intent of that particular voter is not clear. >> julie: and murkowski isn't the only one who says miller has no grounds for a legal challenge. we're going to have alaska's lieutenant governor next. >> julie: time for the headlines. in myanmar, the military government released the democracy leader after seven years of house arrest. thousands there cheering for her freedom and president obama calling the nobel peace prize winner an inspiration. >>> a fire in southwest germany

. >> when you say the shepard smith program, bret baier program, megyn kelly program during the day,dn't you say that's objective journalism? there are reporters. >> i might have slightly different reactions to he each of those. listen, there are were traditions of what i would call old journalisms when i grew up. in covering cops and courts and city hall and all that stuff in balanced way. >> bill: we do that. >> that's different. that is fund mentally different and has different rules. >> bill: we do that. do you not know that? >> clearly we do. >> bill: right. >> but there is also a place in the world today and i think this show is an example of that where point of view is expected -- is expressed at a very -- >> bill: me and a bunch of other people just lying and making up facts, tammy. i submit to you that ted koppel could not sit in the chair where ellis is, nor would he want to, and sustain my questioning. he couldn't give me examples of me lying on the air. using an opinion not based on fact. he couldn't do it. and if he could, he ought to come in here and do it and shut me u

i'm shepard smith. thanks for having us in tonight. we're all back tomorrow, noon pacific, 3:00 eastern "studio b." right now it's mr. bill. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight. >> t.s.a. have indicated to me that procedures that they have been putting in place. [beeping] >> are the only ones effective. >> bill: president obama once again with chaotic problem intrusive severance at the airport. should the president step in and stop them. brit hume and i will analyze. >> there is nobody else that i think wants to do the job and willing to make the tough decisions, then i would be willing to make the sacrifices and run for office. [cheers] >> bill: throox like far left pundits want sarah palin to get the republican nomination for president in 2012. but why? we will tell you. >> i hunger for quality news. there is a little bug inside of me which wants to get the f.c.c. to say to fox, out, off, end. >> shepard: senator jay rockefeller would have the federal government ban fox news. bernie goldberg will take a look at that also to

i'm shepard smith. you're on "the fox report."f the hour, time for the top of the news. president obama facing a setback at the summit. the president has been in seoul for a meeting of the world's 20 major economic powers. he was looking to nail down a free trade deal with the south koreans. something both sides could announce right now and point to as a sign of progress. but it seems that didn't work out. >> president lee and i discuss. this our instructions are we don't want months to pass before we get this done. we want this to be done in a matter of weeks. >> shepard: the hold-up is just part of the problem. see, the world leaders are supposed to be figuring out a way to move everybody further down the path of recovery. such a plan would rely on a bit of cooperation. right now in south korea that seems to be in quite short supply. wendell goler traveling with the president live this morning in seoul. wendell? >> the hope was, shepard, that a u.s.-south korea free trade agreement would be an example of sharing the wealth and t

i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report.he hour, time for the top of the news. and don't touch my junk. it was one man's request during a security check at an airport. now there is a heated debate across our nation over new screening procedures. today the head of the transportation security administration met with lawmakers on capitol hill. and said a patdown would have caught the underwear bomber. except he didn't take off here. here is john tyner of california who told screener don't touch my junk after a patdown in san diego. here, listen >> shepard: there you go. that video and those words generating an enormous response on the internet. it's even led to calls online for a national body scan opt out day on november the 24th, the day before thanksgiving. tyner divided not to take his flight and the airline gave him a refund but he is now facing a possible $11,000 fine because he didn't finish the security procedure and left the airport. molly henneberg with the news live in washington tonight. what else did the t.s.a. chi

. >> shepard: i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. and republicans are slamming the white house after the verdict in the first civilian trial for guantanamo bay detainee. jurors yesterday acquitted ahmed go hanley on 284 counts all related to the bombings in tanzania and kenya. the jury convicted him of one count of conspiring to destroy u.s. property. the white house pointed out it could still be enough to send him away for life. some republicans say no question this was an error in judgment. >> what we asked our judicial system to do is something that it's not set up to do and that is to try war criminals through the civilian court process. it was an inappropriate use of the system and it failed. >> shepard: they couldn't use some of the testimony because they said they got it because he was tortured. and congressman hoekstra and others maintained this is proof that the government should try terror detainees in the military court. catherine herridge with the news live in washington. the administration a

. >> i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. this is the fox report.s the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. as the white house remains vague on whether it will support a temporary extension of bush era tax cuts for everyone, including the wealthy. house speaker nancy pelosi making it perfectly clear today where she stands in a radio interview with npr. >> our position in the house has been that we support the tax cut for the middle -- for everyone but not an additional tax cut at the high end. it's too costly. those tax cuts have been in effect for a very long time. they did not create jobs. >> jon: pelosi and other democrats will soon be among the minority in the house but they remain in power for now as congress is scheduled to convene for a lame duck end of the year session next week. james rosen is live in washington now with more on how this is playing out. james? >> jon, good evening. lawmakers will have to tackle next week what they in their puke -- peculiar language. the federal government cannot continue legally operating. demo

i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report.e bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. one senior military official now insists the mystery object you see here in the skies off california was most likely a jet plane. other officials tell another story. a news helicopter from kcbs-kcal los angeles videotaped the thing yesterday and immediately people started asking whether it was a missile. the military ordered teams to go count the noses of missiles in their arsenals just to make sure nothing launched somehow. over the last few hours, officials have been pointing more and more often to the possibility of this being just a jet plane. i mean, doesn't that look like a jet plane to you? the federal aviation administration has not cop firmed whether there were jets doing that in that area yesterday with an estimated 7,000 aircraft in the skies at any given moment it could take time to sort through all this mess. trace gallagher tracking the story in our west coast news hub. those jet con trails, i suppose, can play tricks on

. >> shepard: i'm shepard smith. this is "the fox report." it's the bottom of the hour.for the top of the news. it looks like taxpayers are about to get back some of the cash we poured into general motors. huge news today we're hearing the automaker is set to raise more than $20 billion in what is projected to be the largest initial public offering or i.p.o. in history. it's not over yet. we're told it could be 23 billion before the dust settles. but the car company still owes uncle sam a nice chunk of change. the fox business network charlie gasper reno live in our newsroom. explain more what this means for taxpayers. >> it means the taxpayers are getting their money back essentially. this is a long time coming. they have been talking about this for months. we at the fox business network were the first to report they were going to unwind. this this will be one of the biggest ipo's. in the end taxpayers will have about two thirds of their money back from the bailout. >> shepard: in 2009, g.m. reorganized under this bankruptcy protection. what is this ipo say about the co

i'm shepard smith. nice to see you tonight. although really i didn't but bill can. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight. [shouting] >> shepard: has airport security gone too far? now little kids are breaking down and lawsuits may start flying over the full body scan machines. an coulter will analyze and she is not happy. >> the success of sarah palin and women like her is good for all women. unless you believe in evolution. >> bill: comedian tina fey who makes a good living off sarah palin. [ laughter ] >> mocks the governor again. but pbs cut some of the bit out. we'll show you what happened. >> since i don't have counsel to advise me, i'm going to have to excuse myself from these proceedings. >> bill: congressman charles rangel guilty of ethics violations. will they expel him from congress? is it legal on the case. caution, you where to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill owe illly. thanks for watching us tonight. a country divided should unite today. that is the subject of this

i'm shepard smith. thanks for having us into your place tonight. we're back tomorrow, "studio b" in the daytime. fox report at nighttime right now. it's o'reilly time. >> bill: o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> does sharia law say we can behead dana milbank? that was a joke for you media matters people out there. >> bill: predictably fox news hater dana milbank a columnist for the "the washington post" writes that i want him dead. is this desperation? we'll show you what happened. >> those who want to build must not feed gowned to terrorists to who seek to destroy. dennis miller has been following president obama's trip to the middle east and also has thoughts on president bush's media blitz. >> anybody ever say you look like george w. bush? [ laughter ] >> bill: also tonight a new tv ad by american atheists. >> put to death men and women children and infants. >> caution, you where to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill owe o'rei. thanks for watching us tonight. desperation on the far left. that is the subj

i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report.s the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. two american hostage in iran could reportedly soon walk free so says one iranian official to a "new york times" reporter. that reporter also says don't hold your breath. you will recall this all started more than a year ago near the iraqi border. the iranians arrested josh faddle shane baird and sarah showered. iran released sarah shourd for what officials called humanitarian reasons. iranians insisting they plan to put the two men on trial. now, it's possible the plan may be changing. a faint glimmer of hope for the american parents who cannot wait for their sons to come home. claudia cowan on the top story at the bottom of the hour live from our san francisco newsroom this afternoon. really across the bay from where the hikers went to college. claudia, who is this iranian official and what exactly did he say? >> shepard, we're getting these hopeful hints from mohammed, iran's top human rights official and was at the united natio

i'm shepard smith. thanks for having us in tonight. factor is next. o'reilly is all kinds of fired up. >> laura: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> we're in the shadow of the world trade center we believe that ahmed was truly innocent. >> a major defeat for the obama administration. a former gitmo detainee is acquitted of 284 counts. and convicted of just one. so should other terror big shots get the same rights as all americans? we'll debate it. >> if you ran for president, could you beat barack obama? >> i believe so. >> sarah palin says she could beat barack obama if she runs for president. but will she? >> there is a little bug inside of me which wants to get the fcc to say to fox, msnbc, off, on, end, goodbye. >> fox news under attack, this time from a u.s. senator and a big vote today on if npr should keep getting government money. we'll tell you what happened. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. ♪ >> laura: hi, everyone, i'm laura ingraham in tonight for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us.

shepard smith. top that shep: that's impossible. you can't top geraldo rivera.getting off a cruise liner in southern california. we'll talk about potential movement on this matter of where to cut and where to keep taxes the same. that and all breaking news at top of the hour on "studio b" megyn: 14-year-old samantha kelly accused another of rape. she was then relentlessly tormented by classmates who didn't believe her story. now she took her own life on monday night. now her alleged attacker is a free man because necessity say the star witness is obviously no longer available. that's next in "kelly's court." megyn: "kelly's court" is back in session. case dismissed after the victim takes her own life. 14-year-old samantha kelly committed suicide monday. she was os extra side ostracizee accused a senior of raping her. but today that senior is completely free and clear. the prosecutors say that kelly's testimony was the only evidence they had against him. and now that she is dead, they say they have no case. the young girl's mother going ballistic outside the cour

coming up at top of the hour, "studio b" with shepard smith.n't touch my junk hit the third day. the transportation security administration's main guy will be in here to talk about don't touch your junk. he says he felt uncomfortable when he was being patted down. the outgoing florida governor charlie crist, he's doing a pardon. what happened in florida? governor crist, what happened? the top of the hour on "studio b." shannon: this is a fox news alert. republicans just announced that john boehner is their candidate as speaker of the house in january. the house republican conference formally elected him just moments ago. that honor comes on his 61st birthday. we have identified the unidentified flying object. what that fuzzy blue light was. you will find out after the break. >> it was just a distinct blue light. it never flashed or blinked. it was just blue. [ male announcer ] if you've had a heart attack caused by a completely blocked artery, another heart attack could be lurking, waiting to strike. a heart attack that's caused by a clot, one

coming up as the top of the hour be "studio b" with shepard smith.e to think about. think first. today we'll help you with a couple folks who have opinions on this thing. one is a city councilman in one of america's great cities who says we have turned tsa screeners into peeping toms for no legitimate reason. that city councilman will join us. on airport security an representative from el-al airlines. an israeli official will be here to tell us why these procedures don't work. fan rrp fit comes to that, i won't fly. everybody can make his or her own decision. i draw the line at people i don't know touching my junk it, not going to happen to me. shannon: sounds like a good policy. a major backlash against aggressive patdowns. accusations tsa agents are crossing the line. that could spell big trouble. >> we are trying to stay ahead after the bad guys. >> nobody should be able to touch somebody else's body. >> leaving an i am average yourself on a machine feels violating, absolutely. do your lashes want volume or length? how about both? new covergirl la

"studio b" with shepard smith. shep: have you seen these pictures from the denver airport?ctures of people getting jump touched. it's something to think about. should the federal goivet allowed to do that, seriously? should the federal government be allowed to do what if anyone else did it would be a felony? we are thinking about it. we'll get the judge's thoughts on it. shannon: i know how you feel about the touching of the junk. thanks, shep. 224 innocent people murdered. 4,000 others severely injured. some of them blind for life. yet a jury has cleared the terror suspect of all charges except one. >> ahmed was not responsible. we would like to express our sympathy for the 224 people who died and the hundreds of others who were injured on august 7, 1998. at can i get ya? i'd like one of those desserts and some coffee. sure, decaf or regular? - regular. - cake or pie? - pie. - apple or cherry? cherry. oil or cream? oil or cream? cream... please. when other toppings are made with hydrogenated oil, the real dairy cream in reddi-wip's sure an easy choice. nothing's more real

he here is shepard smith. ♪ ♪ >>> it's so heavy here, i just want to get out of the way and let it speak itself. >> next year on the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, lower manhattan will come home to the national memorial to that day. >> architect michael lorad eventually won a contest to design the memorial but he was trying to find out what it should look like long before the competition. >> a building and a model back in 2003 and set it aside. a few months later there was a competition for the memorial. i heard on the radio that a plane hit the tower. i actually saw the tower get hit. immediately you knew that it was no accident. >> michael left home in search of his wife who was working downtown. finding her they eventually made it back to their apartment. >> i left home, the towers were standing and i got home and they were gone. >> a design for two massive water falls in the footprints of the twin towers. just last week they came to life. the falls will be framed by the names of those killed surrounding the pools a plaza filled with hundreds of trees. >> you hear the w

but this standard of the broke -- if you saw shepard smith's show, they had photographs taken by a denverrid. >> looks like the tsa guy was a proctologist. >> correct. correct. it also looks like in fairness to some of these workers, they don't want to do it any more than people want it done to them. nevertheless, that's a subjective determination by john pistole. >> i don't understand this. i don't know if it's possible for us to. how do you react if you're a private firm to international intelligence coming in that makes the tsa able to react in a way, come in there to say look out here. won't tell a private firm that much intel. >> that's why there still will be federal agents on the scene. in some cases, there will be local police on the scene like in san francisco, to make sure the federal agents don't go too far. >> let's talk about "freedom watch" who do you got? >> rick perry, lou dobbs and geraldo rivera. dobbs and rivera aren't on at the same time or the same room. >> i wouldn't put them in the same building, judge napolitano. >> it will be something to watch. judge. >> thank yo

smith. >>shepard: the number df news begins anew. a tourist in aruba finds a jawbone on the beach. details on brand new tests straight ahead. and in box two the f.b.i. has raided three hedge funds and more could be on way. details of the biggest ever insider trading investigation. and in box three, a school principal in new york takes matters into his own hands. visiting the home of a student after a mom called her kids' school and says they are home sick. the principal is now in legal trouble. that's all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. and first from fox at 3:00, another branch of the terrorist group of al qaeda published details in a special al qaeda magazine called "inspire." it reports that the plot was part of a new plan to carry out small-scale attacks with greater frequency. what some may refer to as a strategy of 1,000 cuts. the aim is to bleed the enemy to death. the group reports that "it's goal is to disrupt the united states' economy and force our government to spend billions of dollars on ambassadorred up -- ampped up security measures." and now the late

smith. >>shepard: and the bizarre case in the state of home -- ohio of a 13-year-old girl found bound and gagged in a man's basement. the police say these four, two women, two children, vanished last wednesday from a home that was said to be splattered with blood. the cops rescued the 13-year-ol girl on sunday from the basement of a man's home. he is this man, 30-year-old matthew hoffman. the neighbor's describe him as "weird," someone would traps and kills and eats squirrels in the neighborhood. and they believe he may have killed the family dog. yesterday, the sheriff on the case said there is a chance the remaining three could be dead but the father of one of the missing women says he is still hopeful. >> the timeframe has been long between when they disappeared but we have hope that we will see our loved ones soon. >> police are searching near the home of the kidnapped suspect. a news conference has just started. well listen in live in ohio the sheriff is speaking. what has happened to the three missing people. let's listen. >> we are not going to try to make up a theory or try to react to a

and thank you for watching, everyone, "studio b" with shephard smith now. >>shepard: accused of taking off his mother's head with a sword. that in a moment. and we know the date for the wedding between prince william and his long time girl. how big will the wedding be? live in london with the details. and the senator for the missing alabama team, investigators releaseing tests from the jawbone they fowdz on the beach. the results ahead. and box three, the secret high level peace talks between afghanistan government and insurgent fighters. now, new reports that the man who was supposed to represent the taliban ... was not taliban but an imposter. the war. this comes ahead unless breaking news changing everything on "studio b" today. but first from fox at 3:00, north korea attacked south korea on civilians, the worst of its kind in half a century. shells hit a populateed island near the sea bother. that set dozens of buildings on fire. the attack killed at least two soldiers, and wounded 20 others according to south korean officials, and that return of fire would have

thank you for watching, everyone, "studio b" with shephard smith starts now. >>shepard: you aren't taking a cruise? that was the first mistake getting on a boat with 5,000 people in the first place. >>megyn: but i would love some spam. >>shepard: the news begins anew. in "studio b" in box one, today, helping veterans convicted of crimes who are also suffering from mental disorder that is too common in their line of work. on this veterans day, what california courts are doing to help. in box two, the website amazon.com reportedly has now pulled an electronic book called "the pedophile's guide to love and pleasure." after complaints and a threat of a boycott, the legal debate on this matter coming up. and in box three our favorite barefoot bandit, new trouble for him. a federal grand jury indicted our man on charges connected to a two year long crime spree. first at 3:00 in new york the cruise passengers stranded at sea are back on land after three days of eating cold food, taking cold showers, and smell of toilets that did not flush and vomit around the way. a fire in th

and now shephard smith takes over. >>shepard: former b.p. c.e.o. now speaking out for the first time since he resigned. where he says he made mistakes during the oil disaster and why he said he would have been better off as an absenter. and airs' controversial immigration law in court. but that is not stopping texas from proposing something similar. and in box three: did an error on google map spark a military invasion? it might sound out there but that is what government foils are saying. all the details are ahead unless breaking news changing everything. but first from fox at 3:00 in new york, the mystery missile launched over los angeles or off los angeles that is baffling the united states military. said to be. folks along the west coast saw a trail of major missile last night. the los angeles news chopper took video of it. this is a still from the video. we are told it happened off the coast of los angeles and a pentagon spokesman says the military cannot explain what the picture shows. the navy says "it wasn't us," and norad that handles aero

"studio b" with shephard smith starts right now. sheb sheb -- >>shepardsearching for three others after a young girl was found bound and gagged. we are live with a young girl's suspecd