tell me about this thing that we're doing with the fox nation. >> yes, the fox nation was generous enough to put 5% of each procedures from a t-shirt, hat, all the merchandise that sold on fox nation, and those proceeds will go directly to the special operations warrior foundation. glenn: if you need incentive other than doing the right thing, go to fox nation.com, and buy anything on the site. that's great. keith, thank you for your service. >> thank you very much. %%%%% eric: you know an love them both. recently glenn beck sat down with bill riley and talked about his move to fox news and his philosophy about this show and life. check it out. glenn: you're wildcatter, that's who you are. you're a favre rick. >> when you were on cnn headline news, were you before nancy grace? glenn: yeah. this is the part of the show where we usually expose how the media isn't telling you the truth, but tonight i'm going to shift gears an expose someone else who is lying to you. >> you weren't as flamboyant, and that's a kind word, as you are now on fox news. glenn: this is kind of like a bad biology

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by the way, national security advisor general james jones is my guest this week on fox news sunday. we will ask him about the situation in pakistan and bill clinton's trip to north korea. check local listings for when we're on in your area. three brittish power troopers and an americans service member were killed in taliban attacks today in afghanistan. 19 coalition troops have died in just the first week of august after at least 75 were killed in july. tonight, correspondent greg palkot rides along with marines through one of the most dangerous parts of that country. >> solemn words from the marine chaplain in helmand province. >> we watch that you -- we ask that you watch over this convoy. >> for good reason, these marines are driving into taliban country, driving a convoy to a new post in a northern town. >> do your part and make sure that everyone comes back. hoorah. >> hoorah! >> all told, there were 41 vehicles in the convoy. to avoid taliban roadside bombs, they must travel offroad across the searing hot helmand desert, dubbed the desert of death. the 60-mile ride can turn int

the results when we can get them. tom, i appreciate you being here. tom fox from "the national catholic reporter." in los angeles, a group of inner-city clergy, many of them inspired by veterans of the civil rights movement, are taking their ministries out of the pulpit and into the streets. instead of only preaching to save souls, they are returning to activism: confronting homelessness, unemployment and violence. lucky severson reports. >> it's time to break the silence. it's time to draw a line saying "this far and no farther." >> reporter: this is the bryant temple african methodist episcopal church in south central los angeles. the music will move you, but this is not a celebration. it's a service dedicated to bringing an end to the needless deaths of all the boys who will never become men. >> our young people have been dying in the streets day and night where we have hidden our light under a bushel. >> reporter: how many kids have been killed, say, in the last year? >> about a hundred. >> reporter: pastor eugene williams managed to survive his inner-city childhood, but the odds are worse tod

the fox news room. this is where the news begins. this is the national desk. over year, is the foreign desk. they cover the globe. every single picture that comes into fox news channel comes right here. this is our media desk. those brand new pictures on the "live desk" will always be in the boxes on the right hand side of the screen. jamie: in the top box, baghdad rocked with the biggest wave of bombings since u.s. troops withdrew from iraqi cities. our own baghdad bureau was damaged in one of the attacks. trace: in the middle box, hurricane bill turning into a monster, growing into a dangerous category four storm. it could get bigger. jamie: in bottom box, the death of a legend. we will take a look at the life of don hewitt. trace: breaking news on health care reform. polls show the majority of americans are not happy with health care reform. there are reports that democrats might use their majority to go it alone in pushing a bill through congress. the white house is balking at the airport. robert gibbs says absolutely not. he said the goal is a bipartisan bill. let's bring in bill sammon.

fox news, where more news is always on the way. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- shepard new evidence in that one of the most wanted terrorists in the world will never kill again. i am shepard smith. the news starts now. >> we have information. >> a taliban leader -- shepard: the taliban leaders targeted in an american air strike. new details about this top terrorist. what his death could mean for peace. who is in line to take over his taliban army? first, the evidence of the leader's debt. the foreign minister of pakistan says his people are pretty certain that the taliban boss is dead after an air strike. he is baitullah mehsud. it is confirmed to the associated press that he is dead. the white house says it is true. the people of pakistan are safer tonight. >> this is an individual whose title as a murderous thug was well-deserved. shepard: baitullah mehsud was deeply feared inside pakistan and blame for assassinating the former prime minister benazir bhutto. investigators linked him to last year's suicide attack on a marriott hotel in the capital. he was bel

the factor" begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org hi, i am bill o'reilly. thank you for watching us tonight. as the obama administration declared war on fox news? that is the subject of tonight's talking points memo. it is known that some in the media, cnn and msnbc, generally support president obama in the health-care arenas. this was said to matt lauer. -- in the health-care koarena. >> putting the special interests back in charge. bill: he is obviously criticizing foxnews.com and it sounds like he is pointing for a fight, is seen not -- he is obviously criticizing fox news. is he not? 14 these numbers tell the story. even the fox news has big ratings, fox news has nothing to do with the negative ratings. now, we invited robert gibbs on the program tonight, and once again, he declined, which is foolish. he and his cohorts should all over fnc to convince you that what they are doing is good, but, instead, gibbs is living in cheap-shot alley. yesterday, president obama said this. >> there is this notion that somehow we will be cuttin

ambassador to the united nations and fox news contributor joins us now, thanks for joining us on this sunday. >> good morning. >> eric: do you believe it was a trap set by the north koreans and they talk about wanting a foreign prize and why would they do that? >> well, it is certainly a very interesting story, we'll have to learn more about it. but the background is that there is a lot of human trafficking across the north korean-china uneasy bord knees border and refugees trying to escape and finding themselves effectively in slavery situations and there is a lot of activity up around there, and this idea that the north koreans might be able to capture foreigners engaged in it and journalists as these two ladies apparently were trying to cover the story. certainly adds a very interesting ingredient into the whole idea about trying to send former president clinton to get them out of north korea and in fact the whole thing was a north korean idea to begin with. >> eric: the missionaries talk about being targeted and the refugees and people trying to help the refugees along the border.

the angry in america. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- shepard: u.s. marines now on the move. they are looking to free a town from taliban forces. >> we are on the offensive. shepard: tonight, the video you will see only on fox. >> pushing back at to the health care town halls and why the aarp says they are not on board yet. the issues are so important, they are about the health of our parents, children, ourselves. across america, lawmakers have been holding town hall meetings to talk about to the health-care plan. they are trying to create a health care system for uninsured americans. a lot of people are fired up on this. we put people on location in colorado, california, maryland, iowa, new jersey. we have noticed something in common at many of these meetings, it seems that with passions and tempers running so high that issues are drowned out by debate. just because people are yelling, it does not mean that they are getting their message across any more clear. >> i am here today because i believe in town hall meetings. shepard: this s

the fox news room because look around. this is where the news begins. behind us over here is the national desk. they cover america for fox news. in this one over here, this is the foreign desk covering the globe. every single picture that comes into fox news channel comes in right along here. it is the media desk. on "the live desk" those brand new pictures will always be in boxes. in the top box, breaking right now, police and the medical examiners say that she was high and drug out of her mind when she drove a minivan full of kids down the wrong side of a new york highway, colliding head-on with a suv. her husband says that she was sick, not drunk. he wants her body exhumed for a private autopsy. we will hear from him in moments. in the middle box, what could be a major break. are you kidding me? in the case of madeleine mccann. an all-out search is underway for a woman who looks very much like victoria bekham and may hold of key to finding her. chilling new video diaries of that man accused of the deadly shooting in a pittsburgh health club. what they reveal about the motive for the deadly ra

the day. you can send us a tweet at fox baltimore. the start whaf could be a national program to help mentor kids through sports is getting it's start at the same place. cal ripkin junior be gain has pro career. joel smith is live at the stadium site where an am bit shution plan for swing for the future. ambitious is right. we're talking five different ball parks. $6 million to make it april and get kids playing and tutor them a bit. i'm here with steve to tell us about. it this idea, where did it come from and we'll show pictures while we talk to you? the. >>> i. >> i key came from a number of people including members of our board. charlie who say big supporter. trying to do something bigger and different than everyone else is doing. and what could be bet thearn this? >> yeah, and this location. how important is this site to your program. >> it is critical. this will be the flag ship field not just for baltimore but nationwide. where are we looking in terms of pro gras gres here? we're halfway to the fundraising goal and hope to break down in early 2010. and this is s

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the rise. in southeast, sarah simmons, fox 5 news. >> rolling through the nation's capitol, a couple putting up record breaking numbers on a cross country road trip averaging almost 70 miles per hour. how did they do it? it's next at 6:00. plus, home school goes high- tech. local company changing the future of learning.  >>> how would you like to 67 miles to the gallon with the car you already own. an australian couple did that breaking a world record. john add helen taylor rolled through d.c. today. they drove through all 48 contiguous states breaking the previous world record. they say you can do it, too. how is it possible? here to tell us, melanie alnwick. >> the tailors aren't novice's at this. they hold 80 fuel economy driving world records. on july 28th. they set off across the continental united states. they went 19 days, averaged 67.9 miles a gallon. they drove a manual volkswagen jetta diesel. they want to point out beside the car and tires they had no other gawj gadgets. they i am plitd simple rules of the road. >> this is not rocket science. we have been doing it for man

families, many say they will be protesting outside the united nations when muammar qaddafi makes an historic visit there next month n london, amy kellogg, fox news. bret: as you can imagine, victims' relatives are particularly upset with the release with the reason for his release. >> he was 36 years old, coming home from london on a business trip. he left a wife and two daughters's at the time, age 6 and 4. you have to live with the fact that he was blown out of the air along with others at 31,000 feet. that never leaves you or your grave. that's what bothers me on that compassionate release process. where is the compassion for my brother or the families of these victims? there is no compassion for us. yet we have it all convoluted and we're talking about an individual that massacred 270, so he can go home and have his family surround him? we didn't have that opportunity. >> i am overwhelmed by grief all the time, every day. who is he to deserve this sympathy? 23 we are not going to have capital punishment, then we have to mean that those people who are to serve their terms serve their terms. bret: and paul howe, a parent in new york who l

the washington nationals. the talk of the town is if town. >> steven strasberg, the nation's most exciting prospect, is here right now and fox 5's sports directorfeldman is live at the park with that. >> i have the man of the hour sitting next to me and welcome to d.c. good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> nice greeting. you come out and you have fans out there in 100-degree heat. you had the fly over and the video, what did it make you feel like when you walked on to that field? >> it was really neat. i wasn't anticipating it to be this big of a deal. especially the fans come to the press conference, but to have ryan zimmerman come out there and put the jersey on me, it's just a great feeling and hopefully i'll be able to we are that jersey again sometime -- wear that jersey again sometime soon. >> and i talked to mark learner and he said when they visited you in san diego he was impressed with your composure. everyone said you're really putting this franchise in the right direction. you're sort of taking this one step at a time. >> absolutely. you can't expect to go leaps and bounds and be up n the big leagues, going straight from colle

the fox news room. behind me is the national desk. they are covering america. this is the foreign desk, covering the globe. every picture that comes into fox news comes through here, the media desk. brand new pictures will always be on the boxes on the right- hand side. in the top box, information on what was supposed to be a suicide terrorist attack on a military base in australia by a group with links to al qaeda. the prime minister believes it could be retaliation for helping the u.s. in iraq and afghanistan. in the middle box, bill clinton in north korea to talk about the release of worley and tuna -- laura ling and euna lee. in the bottom box, the obama administration holding a texting summit to deal with the issue of driving while distracted. we have all of the info. martha: we sure do. but first, tax revenues. the ap reporting the biggest tax shortfall since the great depression. that means the country's piggyback is literally running out of cash. that is bad news for a president who is looking ahead to health care reform, stimulus, cash for clunkers, and

[captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute ---www.ncicap.org--- bret: next on "special report, " bill clinton is expected to leave north korea with the two journalists who have been sentenced to ten years. now the cash for clunkers program, does the president want to take away your employer-provided health insurance? we report. you decide, and the push to do something about a dangerous trend that could be more deadly than drunken driving. all that, plus the fox all-stars, right here, right now. >> welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. former president bill clinton's surprise trip to north korea has resulted in the pardon of two journalists convicted of crimes against the communist nation. laura ling and union that ling had -- and euna lee had been sentenced to ten years of hard labor. instead, they are expected to get a ride home with bill clinton in comfort. >> u.s. officials said the plan to have former president bill clinton secure the release of the two american journalists was negotiated before he landed, and at the airport, he was greete

trace: we are live inside the fox news room because this is where the news begins. that is the nationalesk. they are covering america. this is the foreign desk. they are covering the globe. every picture that comes into the fox news channel comes through here. but we begin with breaking news. juliet: median with a war of words over president obama's health care overhaul. basically turning violent at some of the meetings across the country. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- it being >> sex something that you could buy in germany in the 1930's. -- >> it is like something that you could buy in germany in the 1930's. >> go home! juliet: that was the scene replayed over and over again. some are so angry at the health care reform effort, the aarp members are ripping out their membership card. >> they seem to be on another law when it comes to being upset. maybe it is because so many of them are close to these issues. the numbers we have been getting show that there are even more upset than average population. there

the work is to make iraq safer. david piper, fox news. chris: the obama administration's national security advisor says the u.s. hopes this week's visit to north korea by bill clinton will lead to other good things in relations between the two countries. mr. clinton brought back to the u.s. two american journalists imprisoned by north korea and he talked today about his successful mission to that communist nation. >> my job was to do one thing, which is was profoundly honored to do, as an american and as a father. i wanted those young women to be able to come home. chris: hilly clinton gets an unusual offer for her daughter, and the mistress of a former democratic presidential candidate appears in federal court to talk about pao@5 >> and now the latest from the political cograpevine. john edwards former mistress appeared in a north carolina federal courthouse today as a grand jury investigates his political finances. rielle hunter arrived through a back ens trance carrying her young child whom edwards denies fathering. the former democratic senator and presidential candidate says his affair with hunter ended i

the factor begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching under the circumstances tonight. fox news explodes while the liberal media burns that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. last thursday was a huge victory for fox news. factor at 8:00 beat cnn by 380%. msnbc 247%. headline news 299%. total factor audience rate 5.4 million folks, more viewers than the cbs evening news averaged last month. beck, smith, greta, and the factor all won their time slots easily. last thursday those programs beat all four competitors combined. so why is this happening? well, a major reason is the health care debate. while the other network news down play the dissent and health care industry. fox news highlights the intense debate. when we cover the town hall meetings. we don't describe the protesters as loons. we don't denigrate people who disagree with president obama. that's the big difference between fox news and all the others. now, some liberals will say we intentionally glorify the protes

the next generation of brink's home security. call now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.orgy e-mails coming from the white house. officially off of the grid, we now await an explanation from the administration. our first daily briefing since the fireworks last week, when major garrett clashed with robert gibbs over this issue after questions were raised about why americans were being spammed by the white house on health care. that is where we began. -- begin. bill: that white house web site, designed to collect e-mail addresses, the that violate a law? megyn: how does the white house explained the action? the man that started it all, major garrett. what a mess you have made. there you went, doing your job, wanting to know why the white house was spamming users, then came the about face. without any explanation, this fishy e-mail suddenly is gone from the white house web site. what are they saying about it? >> the white house put up a post in west night talking about the problems and that the reason that they are consolidating the effort on misinformation in the health-care d

the rhythm of saving. regions - it's time to expect more. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.orgicially running on empty. $2 billion are at stake in this moment. democrats are pushing to fund the federal cars program, bankrolling detroit yet again. good morning, everybody. bill: a couple of billion here, a couple of billion there. that is all right, right? megyn: roll them out. bill: this program, designed to trade in your old gas guzzlers for a more efficient cars. megyn: that money lasted for four days. now, $2 billion more. that is your money. can we really afford this? republicans are saying now. like emmanuel, last week saying that cash for clunkers would -- like a manual, coming from the white house. last week republicans -- mike emanuel, last week republicans said that this would run out of money. it did. >> a widely popular program, according to the secretary of brief life into car dealers. >> the program will be suspended if it does not pass a certain amount. it is authorized through november 1, but if we do not get $2 billion from the senate, the program will have to be

the postal service. a simpler way to ship. call or go online now to get started. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the nationalte --www.ncicap.org-- jon: fox news is confirming that head of blackwater was contacted by the cia to help hunt al qaeda. this comes amid published reports that the cia hired private contractors to hunt down and kill operatives. supporters say that the program was never operational and never went past planning stages. >> there were to blow leaked -- two leaked stories, coming on the same day that michael hayden was addressing the national press club about the role of contract and the intelligence community. the reason this has gotten controversial is because of black water. the company had had to change its name because they got so controversial in terms of their contract and practices in iraq. what i have confirmed with intelligence sources is that it 2004, the head of black water at the time had a facility down in north carolina that the cia used to use for training purposes. it is a very sophisticated operation. surveillance abilities, because black water -- blackwater was needed at

ambassador the to the united nations and fox news contributor john bolten joins us now. ambassador, good morning. >> good morning. >> eric: how could this play righted into iran's hands. >> you know, the border area where they were captured by the iranians, is a long time route for smugglers, and, also, an area where kurdish guerrillas against the regime in tehran sometimes operate and i have to worry that these americans could become pawns in the larger struggle as the regime in tehran tries to paint the opposition forces there as tools of foreign governments, and here you have a case of americans slipping across the border, quote-unquote, so as i say, as part of the larger issue, that we can see in the trial, going on in tehran, now, i think we need to be very worried about these three americans. >> eric: that is troubling, and, certainly, americans should be worried, when you are that close and cross the border and they are having what is called a show trial and 100 opposition leaders put on trial and they are talking about possible execution and now three americans ar

the work is to make iraq safer. david piper, fox news. chris: the obama administration's national security advisor says the u.s.opes this week's visit to north korea by bill clinton will lead to other good things in relations between the two countries. mr. clinton brought back to the u.s. two american journalists imprisoned by north korea and he talked today about his successful mission to that communist nation. >> my job was to do one thing, which is was profoundly honored to do, as an american and as a father. i wanted those young women to be able to come home. chris: hilly clinton gets an unusual offer for her daughter, and the mistress of a former democratic presidential candidate appears in federal court to talk about payments she received from hisly political action committee. and my lifestyle. i'm joe james, and being outside of the box is my simple win. (announcer) now available in five vibrant colors. having to go in the middle of traffic and just starting and stopping. having to go in the middle of a ballgame and then not being able to go once i got there. and going at night. i thought i had a going p

the stops here because we are looking out for you. glenn. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute ---www.ncicap.org---^ glenn: all week we have been asking questions that no one else is asking on concerns on the far left radicals that the president is surrounded by. even more alarm something that no one has challenged any of the facts or questions we have posed. that is, until last night. i told you at the very beginning, look, if somebody challenges the fact, we got it wrong, i will lead with t i won't bury it. after the show last night, the liberal blogs were on fire, and they pointed out a mistake. take a look. here it was. oligarh, they are saying i didn't spell it right. we were talking about what is america trance forming to? oligarh-huh? what's missing? show the chalkboard from earlier this week. oh, that's the word that's missing. hang on just a second. so what we were missing yesterday was czars! so the liberal blogs -- who is smart? who said that progressives just wouldn't get it? what they taught us now is that you can't spell oligarch without the czars. thank you. thank you so much. i a

[captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bill: this is a fox news alert. will there be a breakthrough in health care today? there is a critical meeting taking place where six key senators will examine the issue. there is a continuing story outside of washington, those pesky town hall meetings on health care. at times, it has been a nightmare for lawmakers, many getting an earful about anger over health care reform. some critics say that the anchor is staged. the nancy pelosi is entering the debate. -- anger is staged. >> you be the judge. the bill, you think those comments are going to help diffuse the tension? -- bill: you think those comments are going to help diffuse the tension? megyn: despite the democrats' claims that the anger at these town halls is manufactured, polls show that these so-called mobsters are not alone. karl rove is with us to see how things are shaping up for the president and his attempts at health care reform, and it is not good. bill: first, mike emanuel from the white house. how does the administ

the fox news room. behind me is the national desk. over here, this is the foreign desk. every picture that comes into fox news comes in through here. on "the live desk" brand new pictures will always be on the right-hand side of the screen. in the top box, breaking news from southern california. governor schwarzenegger declaring a state of emergency for four counties. the station fire has now doubled in size, to 85,000 acres, with more than 10,000 homes in its path. humidity is low and the worst case scenario is developing, hot gusting winds. in the middle box, new pictures inside the living hell that was casey lee dugard's backyard prison for years. now her captor is being investigated as a possible serial killer. there is word she was employed and interacting with the outside world. and we will soon get a major announcement from gov. pat to do all about ted kennedy's open senate seat. he wants the law changed so that he can appoint an immediate successor. it could have an impact on health care debate. when he speaks, you will hear about it. martha: it was "a terrible de

the fight continues. trace: with us now is fox news military analyst, lieutenant colonel north. the national security adviser reportedly told the pentagon in june -- the president is done sending troops into afghanistan. now it seems as if general stanley mcchrystal once more troops. >> he will need more troops. what has happened is they are now going into areas where the taliban has been in control since 2002. if you are going to provide the kind of protection and security that is necessary to defeat the taliban, it you need more u.s. combat forces, more traders, and a lot more afghans need to be trained. a lot of this -- that footage you just saw was designed to make sure that the elections can take place next week. look for a major offensive after the election to push it even further off of the country. trace: when you say more troops, are we talking about an iraq- style surge? >> yes. you have had part of that take place. even before general mcchrystal got there, there was a surge. we had one marine rifle company last country and now you have 40 marines, sailors, and doctors, and afghan

the postal service. a simpler way to ship. call or go online now to get started. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the nationalioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- martha: i am martha maccallum. trace: i am trace gallagher. brand new stories and breaking news, as always on the "live desk." martha: new details on the funeral and burial of senator kennedy. died of brain cancer last night. he was 77. the funeral will take place in boston. the senator will lie in repose at the jfk library. he will be buried at arlington national cemetery near his brothers, john f. kennedy and robert kennedy did we will get you the dates as soon as they come in to us. in the middle box, the release of the pan am bomber continues to spark outrage in this country, especially because so many of the victims on the flight were american. the tiller returned to your roswell, in libya -- the tiller returned to -- killer returned to a hero's welcome in libya. we will talk to a mother who lost her daughter. there were 35 students from syracuse university on the right home from a semester in london. in bottom box, tropical storm danny is near

trace: we are inside and in the fox news room because this is where the news begins. behind me is the national desk. they are covering america. over here is the foreign desk. they are covering the globe. every picture that comes into fox news channel comes in through here, our media desk. on "the live desk" those pictures will always be on the right-hand side of the screen. in the top box, breaking news concerning the deficit. the cbo has come out with a brand new numbers, and they are much worse than projected. polls show that americans believe the number one board of the obama administration should be to reduce the deficit. what does this mean for health care then, cap and trade, and other administration policies? in the middle box, a story that broke here on "the live desk." an explosion at a northern california high school. now we know about the man behind the bombing and the vast amount of weapons and explosives he was carrying. in the bottom box, developments on this model who was caught drinking beer and then must sentenced to be caned. now there is a key decision from the judge in the

the money they once were able to send. in mexico, steve harrigan, fox news. bret: the proposed deployment of national guard troops along the border with mexico is being held up by internal government squabbling. the troops were a supplement patrol force would have supplemented border patrol forces as the pentagon argues over who will pay and what the guard personnel will do. president obama renewed his commitment while in mon mexico monday. >> a government he official nip flops to keep protestors out of his town halls and a media nip flop on cover -- a media flip lop on covering protestors outside a town hall.om clear cheer where i fall backwards and you catch me. gecko: uh no sir, honestly... uh...i don't think...uh... boss: no, no. we can do this. gecko: oh dear. vo: geico. fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. is what i need to control my diabetes, to stay healthy - and get on with my life. it comes from liberty medical. and now, it's not only where i get my diabetes

the suit? you like it? no...i love it! . >>> right now, fox fox 5 news. >>> the ground of arlington national cemetery now holds another kennedy. senator ted kennedy now lies 100 feet from his brother, robert, in the hillside of the shadow of arlington house between large maple trees. and it is there that now many will pause to remember the age of politics that ended this week. >> and this week, the public service dedicated to the three brothers, this time the one old enough to see old age. many came to mourn. >> repter: a simple cross marks the final resting place of a man with a complicated life. at the foot of the hill just yards away from the resting places of his brothers lies senator edward kennedy, a small group of flowers from visitors there at the grave site. far more arrived too late to approach the site which closed at noon. but many stayed and looked and snapped photos, even from a distance. >> teddy had so much happen and gave so much to the word. it is not nearly as good of a place without him. >> reporter: many happening to be in washington this week, one a kennedy constituent. >> he had served briefly as a priv

[captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bill: this is a fox news alert. new sign that town hall meetings across the country are having an effect on the national debate. polling numbers show that they are pushing americans further away from the democrats' plan. >> kill the bill! bill: we are seeing hundreds of examples like this, that senator ben cardin's town hall meeting. the associated press writing the following -- good morning, everyone. megyn: you are watching political history in the making with these town halls. new poll numbers suggest average american protesting health care in its current fashion are winning. bill: we start at the white house this morning with mike emanuel. president obama going back on the road for a town hall. where is he headed? >> he is going to bozeman, montana to a county where he carried by 1600 votes. they have voted twice for him -- for george bush in the past. there is some sense and that they want to get max baucus' attention by going there, and montana is ground zero for health care r

the taser. bill: he is welcome back any time. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- jane: good morning. we want to take you straight to washington d.c., where the transportation secretary has just begun an announcement about distracted driving, specifically using a cellular phone to send text messages while driving. let's take a listen. >> as a result, 25 people were killed, and 135 were injured. if it were up to me, i would ban drivers from texting immediately. but we have learned from our efforts to get people to wear seat belts and persuade people not to drink and drive that laws are not always enough. often, you must combine education but enforcement to get results. that is why i have decided to convene a summit of senior transportation officials, safety advocates, law enforcement representatives, members of congress, and academics who study these matters. the will meet next month to discuss how to put an end to the rash of accidents and fatalities that have cropped up because of distracted driving. when we are done, i expect a list of concrete steps to announc

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the skies grew a little bit darker 67 years ago today. we will see you tomorrow. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- "the o'reilly factor," is on. >> a fox is the only one clear eyed enough to see them for what they are. bill: john stuart goes after fox news on health care. we will tell you why he did it and how he distorted the record. -- juon stewart goes after fox news. we have the reports on the health-care system in canada. >> oh, my god, it is sarah palin. bill: now they're making fun of sarah palin in the movies. >> i love what you have done with the heads. bill: caution, you are about to enter the "no spin zone." hello, i'm bill o'reilly. president obama goes into preacher mode on health care and that is the subject of the talking points memo. the battle continues between the obama administration and americans to know better. he appealed to religious people by saying it is and more obligation to provide health care who cannot have it. he criticized those who opposed the plan. bill: we somewhat agree with the president, americans should look out for eac

the calendar. correspondent james rosen fills us in. >> when flu season coughs and sneezes into full swing in a few weeks, the nation's top homeland security official acknowledged to fox it will still be months before the u.s. has full access to the 195 million doses of h1n1 vie us vaccine now on order. >> we asking individuals to anticipate, yeah, a flu that we don't have a vaccine prepared for. yes, there will be a gap. >> tom obama officials say more doses of the swine flu virus vaccine will be purchased. >> we never expected that they would all be available day one. >> there are rev forts underway to increase the number of doses salable to address this situation. >> the officials urging employers to administer seasonal flu shots available now and to prepare for greater absenteeism. >> in america, we love to praise the puritan work ethic, and with reason, but this fall, it would serve the country better to praise common sense and responsibility. >> after touring critical infrastructure sites in the gulf coast monday, the homeland sec secretary said she would prepare for disruption. >> right now, this virus has not mutated. the most likely scenario is heavier than u

the country sees it. from new york, good night america. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute ---www.ncicap.org--- bret: next on "special report" new poll numbers indicate that the president is losing the healthcare battle and his popularity is suffering as a result. we will look at those numbers and again check him on some of his facts. trying to get to the facts about white house e-mails testye between the press secretary and our own major garrett. we'll update the marino fencive -- the marine offensive in afghanistan and we have news about former presidential candidate john edwards, all that and sarah palin responds to the president directly, and "special report" starts right now. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. president obama is lying low today, taking a day off from his increasingly pitched battle to get healthcare reform on the books, but as the white house searches for a message that will stop the negative moment momentum, new poll numbers numbers indicate tt fewer americans than ever are buying what the president is selling. couldcorrespondent shannon bream takes a look. >> he w

the new miss universe will be here, miss venezuela. brian: it will be fantastic. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- gregg: this is a fox news alert. new numbers from the economy supporting claims that say this recession is over. the numbers show a 1% contraction in ever gdp in this -- in our gdp in the second quarter. compare that to be 6.4% drop in the first quarter. it seems we are on the way, but can we get our stimulus money back? good morning, everyone. megyn: hello, everyone. welcome to "america's newsroom." our research team looked at this this morning. only 11% of the stimulus has been sent out so far. $700 billion is still sitting in the bank, and now some folks at town hall meetings are starting to ask -- in the words of the cartoon character -- for a refund, a refund. remember that? gregg: stu varney has a wonderful way of putting everything in perspective for us. >> you have not got a prayer. it is never going to happen. when was the last time a politician took $1 trillion of your money, did not spend it, and gave it back? >gregg: but if people st

[captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bill: this is a fox news alert. the man convicted in the lockerbie bombings is out walking free from prison today. 259 people on board,ç including 89 americans, and 11 people on the ground died when this flight exploded. officials are allowing him to return home to libya in a show of compassion. he has turmoil prostate cancer. he is expected to return home to a hero's welcome. we will have a live report from sky news in a moment. new reports this morning that democrats may go it alone on the perform for health care. democratic congressional leaders considering a nuclear option to pass the most controversial parts. that means the democratically- controlled senate can force through reform with 51 votes, forcing approval of a plan rejected by republicans. good morning, everyone. megyn: what a busy morning we have for you. that nuclear option is the first of twoç big developments. the second is a rather stunning letter sent by the house of representatives to the insurance industry. co

the rhythm of saving. regions - it's time to expect more. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org friday. jane: a quick check on wall street. the dow has been well over 100 points. the unemployment rate dropped for the first time since last year. what does this mean? is it a sign the recession is coming to a close? jon: their router wrong way crash. the mother chose to drink and smoke. we will explain why mothers are making bad choices. jane: and greg palkot is with us from afghanistan -- pakistan. jon: there is strong evidence that a top taliban leader in pakistan is dead. reports say baltullah mehsud was killed in a joint attack. we are hearing the funeral for him has already been held. if true, it would be big news. baltullah mehsud is seen here with his back to the camera. he is accused of planning several attacks as well as the assassination of benazir bhutto. denver griffin is with us. what are -- in jennifer griffin is with us. what are pentagon officials telling us? >> we are hearing only part of his body was buried after the strike. he was buried in the middle of the nigh

[captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute ---www.ncicap.org--- glenn: call your friends right now and tell them to turn the fox news channel on right now. this week, i'm doing a series, a special series of shows that will all end on friday when i will give you a specific plan of action. many people are going to try to make this about anything, but what this show is truly all about, from a line that i read a long time ago by thomas jefferson. he wrote that party carr, his nephew, he said "question with boldness." i don't know how many answers i'm going to be able to give you this week, but i will flood, as george washington called it, the battlefields of ideas with questions. i want you to go and get a note pad. i want you to take some notes this week. do your own homework, because it's not my america we're talking about. it's all of our america. it's your america. it's your children's america, and questioning your government is not only important, but in a democratic republic, it is required! so, if you're like me, and you see people on televi

the number on your screen for free information. i better get out of here. hooey. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the nationaltute --wwwnnjicap.org-- greta: this is a fox news alert. clash for clunkers has apparently been saved, adding $2 billion to re-fund the program. senate majority leader harry reid says he has enough votes to extend the program, giving people $4,500 for trading in gas guzzling cars for more fuel- efficient vehicles. we will bring you more information when we get it. and when will it stop? tonight, is general electric. they must think we are all big fools -- it is general electric. the sec just slapped g.e. with a fine of $50 million. why? the sec says g.e. misled investors by providing false financial results. a'misled"? are you kidding? nobody in g.e. is getting charged criminally for lying. this is just a civil penalty. but dazzy pace's $50 million fine for lying? the people at the top who did the lying -- but it gets to pay the $50 million? the little guy pays -- but guess who pays the $50 million? this one in rages me. --ç enrages me. the liars and cheats do not pay it. >> the reaso

the u.s.a. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org trace: this is a fox news alert. you just heard from the president in new hampshire about his plan to overhaul health care in his first of three town halls scheduled this week. welcome back to "the live desk." juliet: the ground there, largely respectful, which was a surprise to some. some even chanting the familiar campaign slogan "yes, we can." but a brand new press and poll shows us a different story. trace: 42% approve of this health-care plan. with me now is independent pollster scott rasmussen. we are talking about a slip in the past month, and in the past four months. there is true emotion in this plan. >> when this debate began, 50% were supportive, only 45% were opposed. it is pretty much across the board, republicans have been opposed to the idea. now 62% of the unaffiliated voters are opposed to the plan, 51% strongly opposed. trace: you talk about defense. you have these independent voters who are fleeing in record numbers. how do you get them back on board? i was talking