that's what we're very concerned about and that leads us to the levy problem in california. next. the bay delta here. and next one, please. and this was - we always talk about sea level rise and i heard a couple of orders of magnitude of estimates this morning and one of them was more like this where this is the more conservative,ip sfpuc, estimate where the change in sea level you were told sea levels are rising by about half a foot. we can expect that at least probably. but we could see an accelerated rise of maybe three or four times that according to,ip sfpuc. instead of half a foot we could see three feet. you know out here at fort point here in san francisco. first of all we don't know what the climate is doing to do, but secondly, the way ice gets dumped into the ocean from the land based - well sea level rises from one, the water gets warmer and inflates because it's density is less and that's well understood and handled by climate models. what's not well handled is the fact that when ice gets shed from green land and antarctica, there's 70 levels that if it all melted woul

to cause the crisis but are suffering the consequences. i say the people who caused the crisis and can afford to do more should do more: with a higher bank levy allowing us to do more to protect the services and entitlements on which families depend. and we should learn the basic lessons of history. after 1945, we had the biggest debt we have ever had. that generation cut the deficit but they had a bigger vision: for a new economy and a good society. true patriotism is about reducing the debt burden we pass on to our kids. but mr. cameron, true patriotism is also about building an economy and a society fit for our kids to work and live in. you were the optimist once but now all you offer is a miserable, pessimistic view of what we can achieve. and you hide behind the deficit to justify it. but i have a different ambition, to emerge from the global economic crisis tackling the deficit, but also learning the much deeper lessons that this generation must learn. this generation must learn.

levy's case last year. the break came from ll mates. >> the government is going to try to argue that the method he used was a signature, that with the way that he attacked his women was no different than the way that chandra levy was attacked. >> reporter: both of the women guandique is convicted of attacking are listed as witnesses. condit may also testify. >> tcee wilkins reporting live. thanks very much, tracee. >>> well, today three students will appear in court after police found a drug lab in a georgetown university dorm lab. they are both georgetown students. chars smith and jo romano are both students and john perrone was visiting. dms is a hallucinogenic and can be deadly. it is not what you would expect at a prestigious university. >> i had no idea people were even capable of manufacturing stuflike that in the dorm rooms. it's certainly not indicative of the culture of georgetown at all. >> the entirbuilding had to be evacuated for 12 hours for evidence. in that room they found a cooler wrapped in duct tape wh six glass jars containing a clear liquid and a suitcase with ammonia, salt, lighter flui

to confess? how about a phony pen pal? that is what investigators used trying to get a confession from the prime suspect in the chandra levy case. investigators called the phony letters written in 2004 and 2005. the judge denied a request to dismiss the case yesterday. the trial is expected to get under way next week. >>> you can forget a price reduction for smartrip cards. metro was going to cut the $5 price tag in half. they reversed the decision. they thought it cost $1.25 to make the smartrip cards, but it costs $3.40 to make each card. the differencewouldd have cost metra millions. >>> what do you get a girl for her birthday? >> a pony. >> that would be expensive. one viewer wants to know what to get his niece for his birthday. >> would a gift card be okay? >> if you want to take the easy way out. >> wonders. >>> the colts are coming to town. peyton manning and the colts are coming in town. dave ross is in next with the friday football forecast. >>> and jeff daniels is in studio with us. the actor and musician is performing live for us. we will talk to him about his music and acting career. 

the story let's go to flat face mcpancake eater. thanks for injoing us. has the team released a statement on the insurance department? -- on the incident? >> great, it is ending. >> levi. you often said how much you care about children. is smoking a bad message for kids? >> if we are not gefg positive messages to children, what are we doing? it was probably a bunch of stupid astros fans. that's what i would do if my team lost, call and rat them out. >> that's probably the point. i thought it was some nervous ninny weird owe nanny state freaks that were doing this. maybe it was just sour grapes. >> yes, what have you. >> shouldn't they replace cigars with something like celery filled with greek yogurt. >> that's michelle obama's plan. i think this was a set up for michelle obama to offer a healthy alternative. >> you are saying it is rigged. >> no. i don't want to live in a world where bronson orroyo and others cannot smoke cigars after celeb bra tore moments. >> i wish i knew who those people were. >> i don't think bronson smokes cigars. >> should they be allowed a bit of fun? >> with my sports correspondent background, yes. >> that too. >> i don't agree with citys th

. >> it dawned on me that there's very little i can do or any of us can do now to offer anything to the levy family other than justice. >> there's no justice. >> yeah. >> we have a life -- not having our child, not knowing what happened. >> reporter: her disappearance nine years ago received widespread publicity because of her relationship with then california congressman gary condit. he was questioned in her disappearance but police say he was never a suspect in the case. >>> baltimore city prosecutors office indicted a third man in the death of matthew martin. the 31-year-old's body was found in may by two fishermen at patapsco state park. 24-year-old jeremy smith was charged with accessory after the fact. in july christopher calvert and kevin skipper were also indicted in the death. the medical examiner determined he died as a result of blunt force trauma and also stab wounds. >>> in harford county -- police say a man is being held on $500,000 bonds after shooting his own son. around 11:00 last night investigators say the son was hit in the ear with a stray piece of a buck shot when his d

to confess? how about a phoney pen pal? that's what police used trying to get a confession from the prime suspect in the chandra levy murder case. defense attorneys called it unethical. today the judge denied the request to dismiss the case. the trial is expected to get underway next week. >>> charges of racial discrimination are being leveled tonight against the d.c. fire department. fox 5 has learned a class action lawsuit by current and former firefighters will be filed in district court tomorrow. their lawyers say a pattern of discrimination has been going on for years. >> there appears to be disparity in treatment in term of how the fire department deals with individuals. there seems to be a divided line. you can have one offense and have treatment for an off can american handled one way and treatment for someone who is not african american handled another way. >> donna rutger and other attorneys met today with more than a dozen d.c. firefighters to discuss the suits. the fire department says it will not comment until that suit is filed. >>> the balance of power in congress could come down to one race in our own backy

the country to discuss improving the nation's aging infrastructure. the president says that our crumbling infrastructure costs american lives and it should not take another collapsing bring or levy to spring us into action. he is looking for a $50 billion investment to help put people back to work. >>> in tonight's pup happen watch it is costing more money to fill up at the tank. a spike in crude oil prices pushed gas prices up nationally according to aaa. here in baltimore they rose about 9 cents in the last week. we're now pagan average of $2.74 for a gallon of regular unleaded. >>> here is a guy saving lots of money on gas. they are the founders of bike free, an organization that raises money to give the pair left charm city to ride cross- country in june to raise money for the children and their families, they are expected to ride into san diego sometime tonight and then hold a big fundraiser tomorrow. if you want to see how they spent some of their time log onto bike freedom, bike free.org i should say. and check out some photos they posted all along their journey. >>> weather it is a medical, credit, or big-ticket item debt is debt and the quicker you pay it off the better you are. com

to pave the way for the $50 billion improvement plan. >> it should not take another bridge or failing levy to shock us into action. >> reporter: three yea after a minnesota brie collapsed from an aging transit system, the president called it one of the nation's greatest challenges, laying out the plan for millions of miles of new roads and thousands of jobs. >> the fact remains nearly one in five construction works is still unemployed and needs a job. that makes absolutely no sense at a time when there is so much of america that needs rebuilding. >> reporter: a new bipartisan report released today estimates the spending program would create middle class jobs in manufacturing, construction and retail. and the white house says could be paid for by closing tax breaks for the oil and gas industry. that cost could be a roadblock in a gong to head into a lame duck session and already seemingly wary of stimulus spending. when the plan was first announce in the september, the republican john boehner said the government cannot spend its way to prosperity. supporters remain confident, they can bridge the divide. >> there are no democratic or repu

they're going to be choosing folks like joe donnelly and betty sutton, and not the attack that the republicans are levying against us. they won't stick. >> bret: congresswoman cantor, republicans rolled out "the pledge to america," on the 23rd, but two weeks later it's not mentioned that often. unless it's being attacked by democrats. here is what the "washington post" wrote about it. "for all the fanfare and publicity that accompanied the pledge's release, true republican candidates nationwide appear to adopt it as guiding vision, much less incorporating it in their campaigns." why not talk about it more? and is the pledge working? >> well, there is a discussion about the pledge in all the races i'm in over the course of the last several weeks. what we've got is now a new crop of young leaders, energized to go to washington for the right reasons. now debbie went and launched into her attacks as to some of the reports about candidates that are running. particularly the one in ohio having to do with the nazi reenactment. she knows that i would absolutely repudiate that and not support an individual who would do somet

the best of what he had to say. >> it should not take another collapsing bridge or failing levy to shock us into action. failure to act and what's more, the longer our infrastructure erodes, the deeper our competitive edge erodes. >> anna marie, go ahead. >> he's not wrong. they've been talking about infrastructure spending for a long time. the timing is unusual. if he hopes to get this through a lame duck congress, it seems like it's a bad time and selfish timing. the administration kind of separating itself from the unpopular people in the house and senate. we're looking out for you. the lame ducks are not going to do it for us. >> how do you separate things that make sense, if you will, in other words, government spending you can rationalize and at the same time, indict the government spending that may make less sense. you end up throwing the baby out with the bath water. >> from my perspective right now, if the government paid for people to dig ditches and fill them, that would be helpful to the economy.ç honestly. i don't think there is any infrastructure spending that could happen. i think if i h

us money. if you have a comment on the show, e-mail us at red eye at fox news .com. or call 212-462-50 50. still to come, the half time report from tv's andy levy. he's on a bike. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by the greatest race of all time. what people always forget is the hair had just gone through a really ugly break up that day. thanks greatest race of all time. >>> welcome back. let's find out if we got anything wrong so far. for that we go to andy levy. andy, when did you meet to discuss dances? >> really early. it has been a long day. but we found the leak. it was wolf blitzer. >> not his real name, by the way. >> he is no longer under our protection. no pressure video. "the guardian" fran knee armstrong says, quote, clearly we don't think people should be blown up. that's a joke for the movie, but maybe a little amputating is a good place to start. the guardian says she is joking, but i don't think she is. >> me either. i think her instincts are correct. >> she scares me. >> jaime, you referred to one of the movies richard curtis wrote as "the knoting hill. it is just "knoting hill" what are you 65? >> did i do that? i sh

that will be destroyed. >>> a spokesperson told us this afternoon the agency is in the middle of a two year study to determine the impact of vegetation on levy integrity. the federal government will consider a limited number of variances or exceptions to this new policy. >> and still head tonight what if 49ers had to share a stadium with oakland raiders? why neither team is ruling out that possibility. >> there is a takeover by homeless advocates. why police were unable to make arrests today. >> from russia with doubts. the governor discovers a gold mine for foreign investors. silicon valley isn't so sure. silicon valley isn't so sure. >> a new test [ whitman ] they say california can't be governed anymore. i say baloney. this state belongs to all of us. we just have to decide we want to change. i know government isn't a business and it shouldn't be, but the same values of accountability and focus that make california businesses among the best in the world could do a lot to fix sacramento. i'm on a mission to create more jobs, stop wasteful spending, and improve our schools. let's get to work. ♪ >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini

to investigate a suspicious building fire. next the problem that slowed firefighters' battle against the blaze. >> and nine years after her death, the chandra levy murder trial finally gets underway a flight to hawaii using our points from chase sapphire. last minute... on christmas. and sitting next to us, chevy chase. and we really hit it off. we play golf, and then the luau. he's like da vinci with ice. and after, we help hang christmas decorations. wait, wait, wait. you flew last minute... on christmas... with points from chase sapphire? yeah. amazing. believe it. with points from chase sapphire, you can book airline tickets with no blackout dates or restrictions. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> a pittsburg family is safe after a call to the firefighters before 6:00. it took just a half hour to calm the flames. the fire started in a shed next to the house. there's no word yet on the cause of the fire. >> san francisco police are investigating what they're calling a suspicious two-alarm fire in the tenderloin district. it brought out in the an apartment building in the 500 block of leavenworth street near gearry. it started in the apartment and spread to the floor above a

to offer at pncvirtualwallet.com. pnc. for the achiever in us all. >>> welcome back on this monday. we are just hours away from opening arguments in this chandra levy trial. she was a federal intern when she disappeared in may of 2001. her remains were found in rock creek park and ingmar guandique was convicted. the trial will take a month. >>> 14 people died in a shootout at a birthday party in mexico on friday. the did ranged in age from 13to 32. -- the dead ranged in age from 13 to 32. the city is near the center of mexico's drug war. >>> charles smith, john romano, and another will try to make a hallucinogenic. officers made the discovery in the dormitory after getting reports of a strange smell on saturday. >>> a new poll in the governor's race has martin o'malley widening his lead over bob ehrlich. the poll shows a 14. gap with 52% for ole. one week before election day, the republican former governor is bringing big support. rudy giuliani was in maryland on sunday campaigning alongside bob ehrlich. they spoke at a farm in montgomery county. rudy giuliani criticized martin o'malley for anti-business policies. >>> only eight more days in the ca

us the edge we are looking are to. thanks my new band. >>> let's see if we have gotten anything wrong so far. let's go to andy levy. how about the giants? >> yeah, they beat the crap out of the texans. >> they did, they d. >> a great game. >> certainly was. >> paladino is no fan of gay pride. you said your grandmother hates speedos. is that why you stopped wearing them? >> that and i put on like a hundred pounds. >> thanks for asking. >> the thing is that you can't actually see the speedo. >> that's not the great thing about it. it is adorned with diamonds. >> if you go to my website, big guys in speedos .org you will find maybe you look better in them now. >> those are called diapers. >> carrie, you said paladino's description of the gay pride parade shows he clearly watched it. he told "good morning america" he and his wife accidentally stumbled on a gay pride parade in toronto and they were people in bikini-type outfits grinding and doing gyrations. since then he accidentally stumbled on eight more parades. >> i think he was angry his wife and kids were there. >> very bizarre. >> nick, does paladino have a point

the proposal would have levied a fee on wholesalers and distributors. the revenue would have been used toinebriates in such areas as emergency room care, ambulance trips and treatment programs. >> 2010 is the campaigns for and against a ballot measure that would legalize marijuana has not raised a lot of money. prop. 19 raise $2.1 million as of yesterday 1.3 of that was used towards the signature drive to qualify prop. 19 for the ballot. opponents have raised $210,000 lot of that coming from law enforcement. bull's-eyes have the same amount of money to spend on the campaign. and assemblymen of san francisco planning on the passage of prop. 19 is introducing legislation for regulatory to sell more on the.marijuana. >> prop. 21 is about how we fund our state parks. this bill would increase the fee paid to lices your vehicle by $18. the money would raise half a billion dollars to keep to under 78 stay parks open and maintained. you would not have to pay any entry fee at the gate to get into parks as long as you have in state vehicle licence. it has a backlog in maintenance and repair cost. b

the case. one potential juror was smissed after fense complained about him using twitter during the selection process. ingmar guandique is charged being with killing levi back in 2001. opening remarks are expected to begin on monday. >>> meanwhile a former student who shot and killed a frostburg university basketball play has pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. tyrone hall originally claimed self-defense bacin april. but he changed his plea after the jury sent a note indicating it was having trouble reaching a decision. hall agreed to a possible maximum sentence of eight years in prison. >>> if you live in maryland you can cast your ballots this morning. early voting inow under way in maryland. it started yesterday. can you vote between now and october 28th from 10:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. except for tomorrow. five voting centers open i prince george's county. vote at the upper marlboro community center, the bowie library, the college park community center, the wayne k. curry sports and learning center and oxon hill library. in montgomery county bauer drive community recreation center, germantown recreation center, marilyn praier community recreation center anmontgomery county executive offic

the newspaper reported that he had admitted to another inmate he killed levy. then friday, word of a break in the case of an imminent arrest. >> the chief of police called us.he said it will be really soon, so tonight or tomorrow. >> reporter: the levys are grateful that there may be an arrest. that won't change their grief. >> no future, no grandchildren, no wedding, no happiness in that aspect. only a lot of sadness, a void in our heart. >> reporter: enduring pain but soon perhaps a measure of justice. i'm pierre thomas in washington. >> it's still unclear what role gary condit will play in all of this. they're saying there's a good chance he'll be called as a witness, but he hasn't been subpoenaed yet. >> the jury selection should take a week. 156 jurors interviewed yesterday. beginning stages of this. >> all right. >>> when we return, tiger woods, his divorce settlement. we heard so much about it and all the money involved. there's a dollar amount. >> a huge one.@x >>> if you're a long-time chargers fan, you certainly know who junior seau is. the last 24 hours of his life have been crazy. the two headlines that we're seeing right now, one, "seau drives

the show? e-mail us. it is that simple. red eye at fox news .com. and my direct line, 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from tv's andy levy. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by sea monsters. once you get them out of the water, they are extremely rm chaing guys. thanks, sea monster. >>> welcome back. let's find out if we have gotten anything wrong so far. for that we go to tv's andy levy. andy, what's on your mind besides jan? >> you know what? now all i can think about is jan. wow, i'm done, greg. >> okay. >> have to get me some jan. >> works every time. >> brett favre, sorry you were not able to see the pictures of brett. bill has them on his blackberry. >> that's a euphemism. >> from now on, when a guy sends unsolicited photos of his penis to someone, i think we should say he's gone too far. >> well done, my friend. >> or not favre enough. >> maybe it is an honest mistake. maybe she told him she wanted pictures of his equipment. who knows? >> these are all theories. >> absolutely. i can't back any one of them up. >> why should you? they won't be theories. once you back them up with proof they are fact. >> wher

levy. to remore shows go to foxnews.com/redeye. >>> you can watch us for the next two nights at 3:00 a.m. eastern time, midnight pacific time. coming up monday on the next "red eye" return appearances from criminal defense attorney remi spencer and thadeus mccoder will be here in studio. >>> time to go back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> the nba regular season starts tuesday. how do you think lebron will be treated by the fans? >> he will be booed and he starts in boston. you know what the celtic fans will do. 15,000 in atlanta booing him in the first quarter. he needs a new pr agency. all he needs to do is play basketball. stop putting these bad tweets and stop pulling the race card and play basketball and it will die down. >> do you think it will die down? >> eventually. the first time he goes on the road in every one of these cities he will get hammered. if he shuts up and plays basketball it will die. >> the domain name f-cleavland was bad. >> the thing is, i think cleavland fans will embrace him. >> absolutely. >> they will, ef time he goes back. >> mary, what are yo

the show? e-mail us at red eye at fox news .com. that never changes, unlike my pants. or call 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from andy levy. he's a jerk. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by the wizard brothers. con contrary to popular belief, the magic happens after the show. thanks, wizard brothers. >>> welcome back. let's find out if we've gotten anything wrong so far. for that we go to andy levy. andy, the crowd was knocking jerry. >> you don't care about my leg. >> no, i don't. i asked about your leg and you didn't give me any information. >> that's fine. enjoy your block match. i had a setback. my leg i would say is 7% worse than yesterday. >> oh, 7%? >> yes. you don't care. >> i do care. >> no you don't. if greg says, bill, good to have you on the show, assume he is not talking to you, even if there is another bill on the panel. >> how is your leg? >> not doing that well. >> good, good, assume i'm happy about that. >> you mentioned allred produced that letter with whitman's husband's writing on it and you said whitman is looking pretty guilty to you. so whitman's husband, dr. griff harsh, doesn't recall re

the government will try to argue that the method that he used was the signare. that the way that he attacked his women was no different than the way that chandra levy was attack. >> reporter: both of the women he is convicted of makinthe rock creek park are listed to be witnesses for the prosecution. also, condit is expected to take stands well. in northwest, i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >>> coming up at 5:00, pat collins joins us live from outside the courthouse with more on the testimony that took place on the stand today. >>> the dean of the virginia theological seminary says today the church will rebuild after last week's hoible fire there. federal agents are now helping local firefighters determine what caused the blaze at the historic alexandria church. most of the main chapelas destroyed. the blaze began on friday afternoon. investigators return to the church today after havingo wait several days until the charred remain were stable enough to enter. >>> folks who use the beth daze metro station are pretty happy today because theescalators are finally working today. the escalators are finally back up and running after six months of repairs. tro says the esca

to have you on the program. bob woodward for the hour. thank you for joining us. see you next time. >> rose: on the next charlie rose, stewart levy, the man at the treasury department responsible for making sanctions effective. >> i think the key thing to look at the economy, the isolation to the financial system is very significant and it has an effect on lots of different aspects... >> rose: you mean they can't get credit, they can't get working partners, they can't get a whole lot of stuff. >> they can't donor mall transactions and while they may be able to obtain... they may be able to do certain transactions of cash in the informal financial system, they can't run an economy like that. they're unable to attract investment, especially in their oil and gas industry. this has been... that effect has been accelerated by the sanctions over the summer both by the u.n. then by the e.u. which has forbidden new investment in iran's energy sector and by unilateral sanctions from the united states congress which has imposed the possibility of sanctions for anyone who participates in the sector. so they're unable to attract this investm

to find is positive in there somewhere. >>> here are some of the stories that got us talking in the cnn newsroom today. murder trial set to get under way for the man accused of killing sandra levye park and murdered. >> jim fritz, charged with dui manslaughter in a 2007 car crash opinion a 30--year-old woman died in that crash. >> we are in a tornado! we are in a tornado! >>> a texas tornado up close and personal. these are 125 mile an an hour winds ripping apart that building. five homes destroyed. four people suffered minor injuries. >>> you may never have heard of his fran crippen. he was on a mission to change that. the 26-year-old american was a star in open water swimming and appeared on track to make the olympics. that dream died on saturday. his body was found on the last leg of the swimming cup in the united arab emirates. >> not only was he a world class athlete, national champion numerous times, he got in the pool at g.a. and helped the little kids as a volunteer coach. they loved him. i love him. i'm just go fing to remember th. i lover him. >> he died of severe fatigue, but there are also questions that the warm water and hot air temps may have played a role. eliza

used for almost anything you choose. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> the murder trial of chandra levy is scheduled to start tomorrow more than nine years after she was killed. you'll remember levy was killed while jogging in washington, d.c., and then it was revealed that she had been having an affair with central valley congressman gary condit. the suspect in this case, ingmar guandique is an undocumented immigrant from el salvador. he is accused of attacking and killing levy in may of 2001. prosecutors have admitted there is no physical evidence linking him to her, but he allegedly confessed to fellow inmates, and levy's body was found in the same park where he assaulted two other young women. police no longer believe congressman condit had anything to do with the 24-year-old's death. she was an intern in d.c. at the time. the jury selection and the trial starts tomorrow. >>> today marked the 21st anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. the 6.9 quake killed 63 people across northern california back in 1989 and injured hundreds of others. most of those deaths happened when part of the cypress freeway in oakland coll

at the university, sarah simmons, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> also in court today, ingmar guandique, accused of killing chandra levy. today the trial gets underway. paul wagner joins usudio with more on what we can expect. paul, good morning. >> good morning, allison. >> you are intimately connected with this story. >> very much so. >> and now nine years later we see this case going to trial. what happens today? >> today we'll see the opening statement and we'll see what the defense is going to be. there's been hints of what the defense is going to be but we'll see the prosecution lay out their case and then the defense will lake out their case and the prosecution will put their witnesses on the stand and see where they are going with this. this is a circumstantial case. jurors these days love to see hard evident and see the dna and the fingerprints and the fibers and anything else you can give to them. there is none of that here. this is entirely circumstantial. and perhaps the most damming testimony is what is called a prior bad act and that's the two attacks in rock creek park around the time that chandra disappeared. they're similar to the way chandra was killed

the fact that they use them on those that are the riskiest. >> so you say it's up to them i have questions regarding that type of chronicle told us that they did not levyan any other a state. how can that be? how could they not got one find? >> so the trend figure out how things went route went wrong and what can be done to prevent this from happening in the future. some baugh's league the actor that played the dead on happy days has died he was 83 years old he died of heart failure early this morning. >> giants' favor. >> on an anchorage are asking and the public is demanding he is known by one name. >> let's go giants. >> he's trying to save his voice because he has a lot of performances at. he has had half a million hits on www.youtube.com. we're waiting for the game to get under way to line up being released. he is leading off with cluster posy. cody ross has been the hottest player on the team batting in fifth. seventh spot. he had an mri but he has cleared to play. >> go giants will see back here tomorrow morning and tell you all about it. my mercury moment happened when i parked near the castle at "medieval knight fest". angry peasants can mess

consumption tax is just exactly it's just levied at the point of sale and it only applies to new goods and services so doesn't attempt to say for example target sale of use items on craigslist and things like that it's just a retail sales tax on new goods that people will then be paying tax on to the federal government as well as to the state government ok well i guess the emphasis there should not even be on the word tax on minds but on the word as you use it transparency because so much of the system has become all pank and this is created hundreds of billions of not trillions of dollars of the problems ok let's ask you about the banking system specifically b.j. lawson any ideas in terms of fixes there well i think the most important thing we need to restore confidence in our economy is to restore confidence in our financial system and where we've gone with this so-called financial innovation and financial engineering over the past couple of decades you know my opponent david price voted for the repeal of go and allow the largest too big to fail banks to gamble on the taxpayers' dime this is the kind of corporatism that is absolutely working against th

the show? e-mail us. it is red eye at fox news .com. call 212-462-5050. still to come, our half time report with andy levya lonely, lonely man. >> it is spawn erred by face sharing. it is where two ma'am will mas share face at the same time as to gain more knowledge about the other. thanks, face sharing. >>> welcome back. let's find out if we have anything wrong so far. for that we go to andy levy. how are the quads feeling? >> the left is fine, but the whole leg is not good. >> a shame. thought that massage would have helped. >> it is probably at 56%. >> really? that's up from 47. >> yeah. it was 47 last week, i believe. >> great, great, great news for all of us. and people are concerned about your quads. >> absolutely. >> time square bomber get life. they asked if you thought shahzad should live. but he didn't kill anyone. the life sentence was mandatory. >> the life sentence is mandatory in the state of new york? >> the federal. >> the federal. >> i don't care. take him to texas. we'll kill his ass. >> once you succeed. . >> if at first you don't succeed, try and try again. >> we are the only state wit

the internet, left this building and she never came home. chandra levy had vanished. >> she was looking forward to coming home. and sharing graduation with us. she was in good spirits. my husband kind of felt it before i did. i was like, well, he felt uneasy. and i started revel i feeling uneasy on sunday. >> reporter: her parents contacted the d.c. police. on may 10th, investigators came out here and searched through chandra's apartment in the dupont circle neighborhood. and what they found was unusual. everything was there. her computer, her wallet, suitcases, everything but chandra. >> it wasn't anything unusual about her actions or her movements up to the time in which she disappeared other than the fact that she had very close relationships with high-level people on capitol hill. as we all know now, one of those high-level people was gary condit. >> reporter: rumors of a secret affair would put one man at the center of the investigation. >>> i'm going to bring the values to washington, d.c. >> reporter: gary condit, congressman gary condit was a political renegade, a blue dog democrat, he often crossed party lines. >> he wasn't afraid

the show e-mail us at fox news .com. and to leave a voicemail call21. >> thanks, identical twins. >>> welcome back. let's find out if we have anything wrong so far. for that we go to andy levywhat do you have besides a crawlspace with 100 watt lights? >> what more do you need? >> true. maybe some guests. >> that would kill the buzz. that's a whole different vibe. not my scene. >> you love shoes grow light. >> i do love the grow light. sometimes they speak to me. jerry brown refers to whitman as a whore. you said you don't get the whole whore thing. i think he assumed that she assumed a position to get paid with an endorsement. >> then all republicans are whores. >> as opposed to democrats. >> exactly. >> see, i don't see the issue here except it is insulting to compare a politician to a whore, to the whore. >> i think the same word could be used for a male politician who sells out for votes. i don't see it as sexist. >> if anyone knows whether or not there are male whores, it is me. >> you should know carly fee rena disagrees with us. she calls it an insult to all women. >> well, as a man lady i too am up resulted. -- i too am insulted. >> nick, i am not a campaign strike t

us down the past two years. that is what happened to the city of milwaukee. we do not mean more of that to get this done. >> you raise your tax levieden 2003 and 2010. >> all right, guys. let's go back to my old stomping grounds. we havewaow tv. ann, go ahead. >> mike, our group is smaller than the group that came up with these questions and originally. >> central wisconsin's public service waters are threatened by conflicting land uses. do you support an independent appointment for the wisconsin dnr secretary? please explain your answers. >> i do support the independent selection. i have for many years. it allows conservationists to be involved. i think it is probably democracy at its finest and we have individuals to care about our environment. i think it is important to recognize this is not the 1970's anymore. you are opposed to the environment. if you were in favor of the environment, that make you were anti-business. i resent that. we have a sustainability practice and in milwaukee. >> i do not. i think you need to hold someone accountable. the only way you hold someone accountable is if you have an elected official responsibl

the budget that he introduced in 2010 has a tax levy a $39 million higher than the budget he introduced in 2003. he has consistently refused to take responsibility for that. let us talk about leadership. >> do you want to have that debate? the bottom line is that it went up because of the county board. >> no. >> name a time when i have not veto the budget back down to zero. every single time. i do not control the 19 members of the county board. the budget went up not because of the county council but because the mayor of milwaukee proposed a budget that raised a tax levy. if you want to have the debate, i will have that for the next two hours. >> the county board has nothing to do with his executive budget. >> if they had approved the budget i approved in 2004 -- i proposed in 2003, our levee would be less than it was before i came to office, plain and simple, almost a million dollars less. >> dan jones has been waiting patiently at milwaukee public television. he has one of our internet questions. >> there are probably thousands of state employees watching this broadcast because one of these guys is going to be the new boss. my next question -- i guess it came

us what you think of the opening statements? >> no. i can't make any comments. >> reporter: or guandique? >> no thank you. >> reporter: when chandra went missing in may 2001, susan levy won't a crusade to focus on the case and force police to search for her daughter. in court, prosecutor amanda haynes described chandra as attractive and vivacious 24-year-old woman. but she said chandra had a secret. an affair with gary condit, a married congressman, 30 years her nior. the prosecutor haynes said in some ways, law enforcement let miss levy and h family down. they were so distracted by the juicy story of the congressman and the intern tha it led to the ruination of his career and derailed the investigation into chandra's death for years and years. charged in the murder of chandra levy, 29-yeaold ingmar guandique, he wears a turtleneck in court to cover up gang signs tattooed on his neck. he wear head phones to listen in spanish to an interpretation of the case. now, though there are boxes of evence here, prosecutor haines said much of the evidence is missing. you see, chandra's remains were found in rock creek park more than a year after she went missing. the prosecutor says much of the e

us an official statement would be released last night. so far, we have not received it. prosecutors are trying to keep polygraph results out of the trial for the man suspected of killing chandra levyhe is scheduled to go on trial october 18th. polygraph results showed he was not being deceptive when he said he was not involved in the disappearance. prosecutors believe he had practiced his answers and the polygraph results were flawed. >>> in 3 1/2 weeks, marylanders will vote for governor and big national names are coming out to support the two major candidates, including president obama. kristin fisher is at the university with a preview of what is happening today. >> reporter: hey, angie. maryland is still a strong state for democrats. president obama is still very popular here, especially in prince georges county. and that's one of the big reasons they have chosen this university, bowie state university, as the place for this rally, which will get underway at 3:00 today. the focus will be on the maryland race for governor between maryland's current governor martin o'malley and bob ehrlich. in the past week, we have seen a number of big-name politicians try to sway this race in