realize in 2010 the department of transportation received 127 reports of doreeoring, as it's called thiessen spots says that it can be prevented if both cyclist and driver are mindful of each other. he need to think about each other as people and respect each other as people and obey the rules of the road that's what they're there for. so as you can see quite the turnout here at this candlelight vigil where folks are basically telling stories of nail and finding ways to remember him during this time of tragedy and they tell me that it's bringing them some sense of comfort as the come here together and they even see virtual strangers showing up just to show their support as well the main message that all of them want to get out tonight is to remind bikers be mindful on the road and also if you are driving. 9:00 last night a driver 20 year-old hector martinez charged with felony and aggravated d y he is cited as not having a driver's license nor insurance. he hit a 10 year-old black labrador retriever and finally crashed into a store front. he is expected to recover. coming up one aspirin a da

megyn: how huge is libya in this narrative here tonight, marc thiessen? >> i think it's huge, absolutely. i mean, this is -- about a month ago you would have said that foreign policy was a strong suit for president obama. now, look, the middle east is on fire, embassies are on fire, our american flags have been pulled down from embassies across the middle east, we have an ambassador killed. it's not a strong suit anymore, so he's finishing on weak ground. i think tonight's going to be a real slug fest. if you i remember before the town hall debate the conventional wisdom was it's hard to go on the attack in a town hall debate, and this is going to be much more subdued. it turned out to be the most contentious debate we've ever had, and i think this is going to make it look like a walk in the park. and the reason is exactly what you have said, obama is in trouble. romney is rising in the polls, persuadable voters are cutting his way. he doesn't need a decisive win. what he needs to do is look presidential, come across as serious, knowledgeable and ready to

tell you firsthand experience there are so many stories we have done over the years, harris, when thiessen sores go off literally agents sworm on horseback. on foot. coming into an area dark and rugged and people that are armed. it's quite surprising in fact and one of our sources said that this hasn't happened before and it apparently happened this time. >> the way you describe it so vividly there is a perfect storm. adam housley thank you very much. con tam contaminated peanut butter and now a massive recall. dozens of people getting sick from salmonella. it found the bacteria at new mexico plant that supplies products to several different grocery chains including trader joes. in fact, 35 cases in 19 states are tied to trader joe's peanut burt. most of those ill are children under the age of 10. includes almond and cashew butters, other peanut products sold at more than a dozen stores. among them whole foods, target, safeway and cosco. for the full list of brands and retailers involved, visit our web site foxnews.com/shep. >> hold on to your drink or risk losing your seat. american airli

we should not have wasted these four years to the extent they have continued to be able to spin thiessenri fiewdges and get that much closer that's number one. number two, the reason i call it an apology tour is because you went to the middle east and you flew to egypt and to saudi arabia and to turkey and iraq and by the way you skipped israel, our closest friend in the region, but you went to the other nations and, by the way, they noticed that you skipped israel. and then in those nations, and on arabic tv you said america had been dismissive and derisive you said on occasion america had dictated to other nations. mr. president, america has not dictated to other nations, we have freed other nations from dictators. >> bob, let me respond. if we're going to talk about trips that we have taken, you know, when i was a candidate for office, first trip i took was to visit our troops. and when i went to israel as a candidate, i didn't take donors, i didn't attend fundraisers, i went to the holocaust museum there to remind myself the nature of evil and why our bond with israel will be unbreak

marc thiessen is a fellow at the american enterprise institute ask a fellow speech writer for presidenth, and joe trippi is howard dean's former campaign manager and a fox news contributor. as of late we've been talking a lot about foreign policy in this country in the wake of our ambassador being assassinated along with three others, but now it will steer back to domestic issues and how this evening, and there's a question mark about whether that message there by american crossroads should be the main point driven home by governor romney. >> i think it's exactly the right message to have going forward. look, this is going to be a changed election. president obama's vulnerable to this because he's running a, basically, a stay-the-course campaign at a time when the country has said they want to change court even if they haven't decided if they want to change presidents. you had a fox news poll last week which showed only 24% of americans mostly want to stay on the same course, 74% say many policies have to change, so obama has not explained how he would deliver that change or why a secon

marc thiessen is a fellow at the american enterprise institute and a former speech writer for presidente w. bush. julie rah gin sky is a fox news contributor. so this poor mother who all of our hearts go out to her says she told president obama personally, you screwed up, you at no time do a good job, i -- you didn't do a good job. and she still feels as though she is being stonewalled. marc, in light of what we heard at these extraordinary hearings yesterday, there may be some other folks out there who feel the same way. >> absolutely. look, i mean, this administration's been focused on deflecting blame instead of projecting resolve, and that's the problem we face here. the people responsible for this attack, let's be clear r the terrorists. but what emboldens terrorists a to attack us is the perception that they can kill our citizens with impunity. and that perception has only grown in the month since this attack. president obama's been focusing on deflecting blame instead of pinning blame on the terrorists who were responsible for this attack. instead of projecting resolve and delive

we should not have wasted these four years to the extent they have continued to be able to spin thiessen fiewdges and get that much closer that's number one. number two, the reason i call it an apology tour is because you went to the middle east and you flew to egypt and to saudi arabia and to turkey and iraq and by the way you skipped israel, our closest friend in the region, but you went to the other nations and, by the way, they noticed that you skipped israel. and then in those nations, and on arabic tv you said america had been dismissive and derisive you said on occasion america had dictated to other nations. mr. president, america has not dictated to other nations, we have freed other nations from dictators. >> bob, let me respond. if we're going to talk about trips that we have taken, you know, when i was a candidate for office, first trip i took was to visit our troops. and when i went to israel as a candidate, i didn't take donors, i didn't attend fundraisers, i went to the holocaust museum there to remind myself the nature of evil and why our bond with israel will be unbreakab