consecuentemente aviones de carga de ubs, fueron detenido en philadelphia y newark tras llegar de escalaso examinado por equipos ante bombas el dwept de vigo dado interna dijo que reforzará las medidas de seguridad. >>> los paquetes iban dirigidos a sinagogas en chicago la casa blanca dijo que se seguirán buscando otros paquetes que siguen siendo de importancia preocupante esta situación. >>> claro que sí, imaginamos que el escrutinio de autoridades será minuciosa así que habrápac gracias ricardo. >>> pasando a otros temas del día, una escuela de secundaria en la florida se convirtió en un cuauh dr ring de boxeo. >>> así es, las imágenes que obtuvimos demuestran la magnitud de la trifulca, estudiantes que nos hablaron anónimomente nos confirman que no es un caso aislado si no algo que pasa una y otra vez, a puño limpio se enfrentan estos jóvenes, en van se intenta separarlos la audiencia compuesta por estudiantes se abalanza contra los pe lardz. >>> treentre patadass se des mc suelo, en medio de los gritos uno de los compañeros que trata de parar el enfrentamiento también se da de golpes

weiner, are you investigating ubs or jp morgan? you should. they recommend buying gold, too. they in on it, too? not coincidently, gold hit a day-high record. silver is at 30-year high. platinum and copper at high. according to reuters, the u.s. mint has run out of a type of gold coin it had been selling amid record high prices of gold, but the mint is out. the united states minute depleted the inventory of 2010. american buffalo one-ounce gold bullion coins. i have a hunch it isn't the demand of the popularity of the buffalo this season. there is an unusually high option volume right now. which is an indicator that insiders know the leaves are changing. they choose options over buying stock. the uber wealthy are also putting down large options against betting -- betting against the s&p 500. what does that mean? the smart money is saying the market will tank this month. i'm hoping they're wrong. don't listen just to the market -- listen to your gut. i'm just telling you what is happening here. earlier in week japan cut interest to almost zero and set up a 5 trillion yen quant

hábilles y lo segundos débiles y lo por último fuertes, y cuando se de termine la lista y comience a ubfono para comunicarse si logra llegar bien lo que va a pasarimer i es lo siguiente: va a tomar pasos y va a llegaracto la primera evaluacn médica si no tiene problemas de salud grave y tiene que ser llevado al hospital, y entonces va a ser trasladada a la zona 4 que aparece aquí en el mapa que es especie de hospital de campaña. aquí nuevamente va a ser sometido a evaluación médica mucho más compleja y luego va a poder reunirse con familiares en zona de descanso que ha sido creado por contenedores que han sido adecuados y podrá ver a familiares si está bien y quiere prestar declaración lo probable que haga a las a afueras de esta zona de descanso, por último entonces lo van atrás lado araco estar observación por 48 horas y va a hablar con sicólogo, y ilia tienesprim más informo de los qa a pasar y así ahora regreso contigo. >> gracias por esa completa informos y bueno como tu lo decías en el hospital adónde van a llevar a mineros estátoer imp listo y el personal para que pueda adjudicar

one river that feeds the dan ub however has seen all of its fish destroyed. sludge spewed from aluminum plant reservoir that ruptured monday in town 100 miles west of budapest. 4 people dead as a result. another 100 injured. mud also caused massive damage in nearby villages and farms. >>> now to south korea where there is a cabbage price weather ruined this year crop of napa cab badge and prices soared 350 percent. now there is a short annual of kim chi staple from ferrymented cabbage. in a measure the government temporarily frozen tariff to help stabilize prices in the domestic market. >> all right. still to come. secretariat. the story of triple crown champion. the horse is obviously a winner horse is obviously a winner but how about the mavie? [ hitman ] they say california can't be govered anymore. i say baloney. this state belongto all of us. we just have to decide we want to change. i know government isn't a business and ishouldn't be, but the same values of accountability and focus that make california businesses among the best in the world could do a

the toxic red sludge spill from an aluminum processing plant in the country has reached the riveran ub which flows through central european nations. the walls of the plant's disposal reservoir broke on monday, spilling a torrent of sludge containing cadmium and other toxic chemicals that swept through villages in western hungary. the sludge has left four people dead and about 100 people injured. troops and police personnel have been spraying neutralizers into rivers to lower the alkaline level of the sludge, but they said on thursday that the ph level of the da newborn about 17 cl kilometers from the river was higher than normal. the government said only small amounts of the sludge have reached the danube so far and concerns about contamination are low. but down stream nations are worried about the contamination. they're testing water quality every three hours. >>> per reviewian writer has won this year's nobel prize for literature. >> the nobel prize in literature for 2010 is awarded the peruvian author mario. >> the nobel committee in stockholm, sweden, made the announcement on thurs

but ubs strategist mike ryan says solid third-quarter results is making analysts feel more upbeat about the fourth quarter profits. >> even though this is not specifically about much higher guidance for the fourth quarter, i think what you're seeing is that analysts are going through the resetting of expectations based on what they're seeing in the most recent earnings reports. >> reporter: when it comes to corporate profits, it's the future that matters most. s&p earnings expert mike thompson says, if the future is defined as the fourth quarter, it looks decent. >> you're going to have positive numbers. you're going to have better growth for the whole s&p 500, by and large, at an aggregate level. >> reporter: better, that is than q3, which could have profit growth of about 27% for the s&p 500. analysts expect q4's results to top it with a hefty 32% increase. but there is also growing concern about the quality of earnings. companies have trimmed a lot of fat in recent months, helping to boost the bottom line. and some experts say corporate america may run out of fat in the fourth quarte

we released information that showed the major investment banks, whether ubs, deutsche bank, goldman sachs or citigroup, had it deployed due diligence firms to look at the quality of mortgages they were buying from countrywide and the new century. we have known for some time the quality of those loans have become toxic. what we unveiled was the fact that the major banks had a very specific information about the quality of those loans that some 20% of them in todo from january 2006 to 2007 being bought by goldman sachs and merrill lynch did not even meet the miserable underwriting standards of countrywide were a new century. but they never revealed that information to the people buying those mortgages. nor -- >> is that a violation of securities law? >> that is certainly something law enforcement entities will have to make a determination on. >> have you referred it -- >> we have the obligation to refer matters where we think there is a violation of laws and we have to respect the judicial and it must give process. we take that charge seriously and will fulfill our obligations. >> it is rea

we released information that showed that the major investment banks, whether it was ubs or deutsche bank or goldman sachs or city group had employed due diligence firms to look at the quality of mortgages they were buying from countrywide and new century. now, we've known for quite some time that the quality of those loans had become toxic. what we unveiled is the fact that the major banks had very specific information about the quality of those loans. that some 28% of the loans in total from january of 2006 to the second quarter of 2007, that were being bought by firms like goldman sachs and merrill lynch didn't even meet the miserable underwriting standards of countrywide or new century. but they never revealed that information to the people who were buying those mortgages. nor did they -- >> i'm sorry to interrupt. is that a violation of securities law? >> well, that's certainly something that clearly the law enforcement entities will have to make a determination. >> have you referred it to the s.e.c.? >> well, as you know, we have the obligation to refer matters where we think there'

but i think the worst thing ub do in terms of that $700 billion is put that tax on small businesses who we're going to rely on to create jobs. some will argue that you could spend money and stimulate the economy other ways. we've done that. we've spent $1 trillion. we don't have a lot to show for it. arguably it wasn't spent in the right ways. i would make that argument. but i think we tried the spending side. we need to make sure we're not raising taxes on small businesses. >> as republicans begin to enter the final month of campaigning, the party has outlined a pledge to america that has a set of principles. not as many specifics as some people were hoping inside your own party. what are a few more specifics, principles, on spending? and why should voters believe that suddenly now republicans will rein in the spending without that many specifics? what else do you need to persuade voters of? >> i think that the pledge was focused on three things. it was jost creation and the economy, spending and debt and government reform. there are those who have criticized it as being not specific e

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concern is that it could spread to the the dan ub river.jim on this unfolding disaster. >> it is a sighen phoenix movie come to light. toxic tsunami. wave of red sludge 6 feet high flooding through narrow street streets. sending hundreds of panic resident fleeing. when i heard the rumble of the flood said one resident i only had time to jump out of the window and run to hire ground. bbc reporter nick is on the scene. >> you see wading through the red mud trying to get back to their homes or retrieve things from their homes. so this is the over all visual impression is everything painted red. >>reporter: sludge is so caustic it burps writ through clothing even shoes so dangerous if injested it could be deadly. only workers wearing suit like these were protected. the cause of all this a dam burst at metal processing plant. local officials say could have been the result of human error. sludge by product of aluminum production contains radioactive witch brew of heavy medal and traces of virtually every element found on earth. >> it is very rare

they're putting this rumor out there ub substantiated which used to be called mccarthyism. >> peter,o you think that foreign money's been used? >> the problem here is that the law now has -- states that you don't have to list your donors. republicans have been saying for years and years and years, hey, you know, we're not too hot on limits but at least you should make this transparent. at least we ought to list the donors. the trouble is on this thing, if you're keeping something secret, which these groups are, you usually have something to hide. and that's the real issue in this campaign now. and i think one of the problems is that these are big corporate special interests that are putting this money in. it's not just 10,000, 50,000, it's a million, it's 5 million. it's eight-figure contributions from folks -- some are documented or are out there like the coat brothers who are oil company guys, very republican. but why are they buying? a lot of these folks are exporting jobs overseas. they want to grow their companies but not here at home. they want to grow them in china. all we're

reporter: and the great concern is that the toxic sludge could flow downstream in the waters of the ban ube, the world's second largest river, into hungary and entering into the black sea. the hungarran national police chief has been handed the authority to lead a criminal investigation into how the leak from the sludge reservoir happened. and the hungarran government is working to shore up the walls of the reservoir and has posted guards to watch for further leaks. from the words of another official, if another leak happens, they will sound all possible sirens to make sure people can run to safety. the words that they can run to safety, unlikely to bring comfort with the government accused of being unprepared for this disaster which could end up poisoning the food supply chain for millions of europeans. jonathan hunt, fox news. >>> and we are getting word that sludge has already reached the western branch of the danube river. >> hungarian officials have been adding chemical disburse ants to stop it and said there is no damage to the danube so far. >>> and for months we dealt with the bp oi

there's a ub tube channel called it gets better and over 200 videos have been uploaded from neil patrickris, neil gunn, ellen degeneres pleads in her video that intolerance and ignorance cannot take another kid's life and the hit fox show-glee" is having an episode on bullying and the show's stars tell us how seriously they're taking the potentially deadly issue. you can read more stories from jessica alba, ifa mendez at fox 411.com. i don't know about you but i could fill a whole book on high school bullying stories, in my experience. not fun. jon we all had them happen. courtney friele, thank you very much. jenna: to philadelphia and this ongoing situation with flight 1070 on its way to bermuda when there was some sort of security issue that is trying to be dealt with. you can look what is a dog sniffing luggage taken off the plane. the details that are coming in are a little sketchy about why exactly this plane was stopped from leaving the philadelphia airport. we do know that the passengers were de planed. just a quick thought from the transportation security administration. they're

and the stock market, not just the last couple of days, but throughout september, as well, kelia ub reflects a less >d oumore confident, getthem agan. we still eve there's been encouraging signs in the economy over the last month or so, businesses not investing that cash. and consumers not spending. >> i think, we talked about the relationship between the stock market and consumer co it plays well into the business side, as well. talking about their ow when you look at corrae profits, which have been exceptionally strong, there has been a big spread between the profitability of u.s. corporations and hiring. it is a little chicken andg. there's not al lessen some of the uncertainties that have been plaguing businesses, taxes being one of them, we've started to build the building blocks for an improving jobs ent. but it's not going to happen all >> the market and the federal reserve and the federal reserve chairman will keep money cheap. >> yeah. what i also think the market is potentially betting on is that potentiahl acbck ng on is that with this thing called quantitative easing, where they

i heard you voice your opinion that you haven't had enough information on the ub stantive issue of the day. i promised you a question on chris coons. let meet get to it. maybe you can give the viewers a bit of an outline, a sketch, on who he is. you mentioned a couple of times he is leading the race. it has been suggested that he would go to washington as a rubber stamp to the policies of the obama administration. what do you think we will find out about chris coons tonight? >> i think we will find out he's very much in line with the policies of joe biden, a long-time senator from delaware, a moderate, liberal democrat who is traditionally a little bit of an independent streak in this state of delaware, but, you know, he's a politician. he's had to deal with local issues as a local county official here, and he's had to deal with issues of property taxes, other tacks, so he knows a lot about the local issues, the statewide issues, and presumably, if he doesn't know a lot about the national issues, national security issues, that will be quicklyly evident later tonight. the format is that

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but it is wrong and ub justifyable that it has been kept secret for so long.aq body count has started the huge task of integrating the new information into the paxwork just as we would for any other source brought to our attention. in the few weeks since we've had access to the logs we've only scratched the surface. but by matching these logs, we have a clear emerging picture of what these logs contain as a whole. and the reports on our website give the full details. but let me take you through the headline findings. i and my colleagues will be available to answer further detailed questions during and after this press conference. based on our careful ansiss, we believe this will brick more than 15,000 previously unreported deaths. to add to the 107,000 which are already in the iraq body count data base. 15,000 is a huge number. it's equivalent to fe

if you have a party leadership that didn't get it and just didn't ubs, then you would have a split. but i can tell you that i think that mitch mcconnell in kentucky, regardless of what a caller might say, knows how to count those votes. i think those people will be included, and along with jim demint and others that are there will have tremendous influence on the republican caucus in the senate and on the direction of the party nationally without taking themselves out. i don't think that's the goal. i think, as i said earlier, i think the tea party people and the candidates they support are a bit more sophisticated than their critics give them credit for. i don't think they're going to isolate themselves in the corner and moan and grown about the issue of the country. i think they are going to get out. host: revised i haddings of a magazine -- revised edition of a magazine. major garrett now is a print reporter with the national journal magazine. it's party of a cover story with an interview with president obama. here is the cover. special issue starting over. it says the president

this was at the commonwealth cl ub >> as you know, secretary clinton has distinguished herself over four decades of public service as an advocate for human rights, skilled attorney, first lady of arkansas and of our great nation, and the united states senator from the great state of new york. [applause] secretary clinton joined the state department in january, 2009, and since taking on this very important post has visited 64 countries around the world, promoting global economic growth, strengthening america's relationships with other nations, and advancing the concept of democracy and civil society. please join me in welcoming secretary clinton. [applause] >> i will take the blue one. thank you. [applause] good evening. this is such a great treat, personally, to be back in san francisco. it is somewhat disconcerting because this is only the third place in the united states that i have spoken since i became secretary of state. [cheers and applause] the first place, which some may question whether it still is in the united states, is of course, washington, where i have spoken several times

if you have a party leadership that didn't get it and just didn't ubs, then you would have a split. but i can tell you that i think that mitch mcconnell in kentucky, regardless of what a caller might say, knows how to count those votes. i think those people will be included, and along with jim demint and others that are there will have tremendous influence on the republican caus in the senate and on the direction of the party nationally without taking themselves out. i don't think that's the goal. i think, as i said earlier, i think the tea party people and the candidates they support are a bit more sophisticated than their critics give them credit for. i don't think they're going to isolate themselves in the corner and moan and grown about the issue of the country. i think they are going to get out. host: revised i haddings of a magazine -- revised edition of a magazine. major garrett now is a print reporter with the national journal magazine. it's party of a cover story with an interview with president obama. here is the cover. special issue starting over. it says the president sa

oeuvre got to roll ub -- up your sleeves. not just go around bad-mouthing everyone. >> this is the talking points you get when you have a campaign manager from washington who just says attack, attack, attack. when tommy johnson ran for governor this state faced almost the identical circumstances. we had a huge budget hole and at the time the leeth -- legislature raises taxes and fees. tommy thompson said i can do better. he took that can-do attitude and tackled those challenges head on. that's what i'm talking about. saying it's the governor that's failing us. i didn't bad-mouth the people, bad-mouthed the government. we've got to fix the government. that's what tommy thompson did a year ago. give me a chance to be your governor and i'll do that and more in the next four years. >> ok. you have a government that's failing because it's tinkering on bankruptcy. eight years of leadership. tinkering on bankruptcy. >> the national bond rating out there says strong bond rating. they wouldn't say that if they weren't significant abou