the olympics were in london. we were told he had just jumped from a helicopter. he was taking part in a 3 day wing diving event. police are investigating. he was 41 years old. >>> details about the crime scene involving the mother and the brother of kidnapped teenager hannah anderson have now been released. anna kooiman has the details. what do we know? >> heather, this morning search warrants are revealing that hannah han der son's mother and brother tortured and killed before the 16-year-old was abducted from cheerleading practice. when authorities responded to a fire james dimaggio's home they discovered christina and ethan anderson tied up in the garage. they saw a crowbar near her head and 8-year-old body badly burned. on the same day of the murders dimaggio exchanged several phone calls with his sister. she has not been charged in the case. 13 phone calls were made between dimaggio and hannah. it showed dimaggio was shot five times in the head after heldo9ko wilderness. the agents were able to rescue her. >>> your cell phone bill about to get higher. doug l

guess back to when you were the fox news correspondent in london before johnny came here. before my hair was gray at all. you're a great, great news anchor, and the people of miami are fortunate to have you. >> thank you very much. >> there's another big scare. a company in kansas recalling 50,000 bounds of ground beef from all over the country because it may be contaminated with ecolow. the department -- e.coli. there are no reports of anybody getting sick but e.coli is a potentially deadly bacteria that can cause serious health problems, including kidney failure. this comes at the height of barbecue season and just days after health officials said the cop -- contaminated salad mixes may have gotten hundreds of people sick. how concerned should people be? >> routine sampling by the usda found this potentially dangerous forms of e.coli in a sample. the national beef packing company explains, quote, this recall is voluntary and there have been no reported illnesses related to the recall. we're working closely with authorities to investigate this matter, and are contacting o

a 15-ton ball of fat was removed from a london sewer. after residents complained that their toilets wouldn't flush ricky was thankful for the help out and went home? no it contained festering food fat mixed with wet wipes. john is throwing up right now. and it was described as the size of a double decker bus. because they are in england they can't say it is the size of -- i don't know, an american thing. >> the peter pan bus. >> a waste con trabter calls it the fatburg. it is probably the biggest ever fatburg discovered in britain. congrats massive ball of fat. >> thanks, greg. >> you covered your mouth. >> you e-mailed me and said if we didn't do this story you weren't going to do the show. you said people need to know about the fatburg. could we bemis understood? could it be an actual living creature like an alien that needs love? >> no. i don't think so. i wouldn't be upset if we -- what did we do last week? the spinning frisbie and the poor animal. >> he had a call back to a show we did last week. >> i'm sorry. that bothered me too.

it happened at london's heathrow airport. they used anti-terror laws to hold the partner for questionings, seizing his laptop, cell phone, and memory sticks. glenn greenwald said it's intended to keep him from spilling more secrets and in response he said britain will be sorry and, quote, i will be far more aggressive in my reporting from now. i am going to publish many more documents. i am going to publish things on england, too. ed snowden gave the journalist between 15 and 20,000 secret documents, documents that reveal how national security agency keeps tabs on our phone calls and e-mails. i spoke with greenwald last month and asked him about the document that he has not yet released. >> some of these documents are complicated. some take reporting. but we have concealed a lot of the documents that he gave to us, at his request, because we want to be responsible. want to inform the public and not harm national security and disclosing things that shouldn't be disclosed. help -- >> shepard: the washington post-released thousa

among those killed, 61-year-old mickey dean, a cameraman for our sister station sky news in london. a married father of two. he told a producer how much he looked forward to retirement. now word security forces have cleared protest camps. the violence moved to the street of cairo, supporters lighting police vehicles on fire and you'll see a police car plummeting right off a bridge. today the white house again called for egypt's military to show restraint. >> violence will only make it more difficult to move the egypt forward on a path to lasting stability and democracy. it runs directly count territory pledges by the interim government. >> the white house has not called last month's overthrow a coupe even though it was absolutely a coup because the designation could affect more than a billion dollars in annual u.s. aid to egypt. leland vitter is in our middle east newsroom, a curfew in effect. >> we're a couple hours into the curfew and it looks like it's working. we're hearing and seeing from the streets that things have cleared out. the army and police have taken over. anyone on t

just a few months after that show in london, doctors diagnosed fredry mercury with aids. in 1991 he died. but there was no time for losers because queen were the champions. 27 years ago today i hope have a great weekend. ♪ we are the champions >>> "the o'reilly factor" is on tonight. >> unfortunately, rather than an orderly and lawful process, repeated leaks of classified information have initiated the debate in a very passionate but not always fully informed way. >> barack obama faces the press corps as his administration fights battles on several fronts. we'll grade the president's performance. >> i have broccoli a lot. me and broccoli, we got a thing going. >> late night tv appearances, frequent golf outings, posh vacations, all fodder for conservative critics of the president. are they

a syndicated columnist and author of 11 books on the middle east joins me now from london. welcome back to the program. great to have you here. >> thank you. . >> good, let's look at syria. first, a year ago, i think it was, president obama famously said their use of chemical weapons would be a red line that syria shouldn't cross and would have consequences. what is bashar assad's consequences that he's willing to cross that line? >> what happened recently was the sixth attack and now a pattern is emerging, each attack has been bigger than the previous one. so he has been testing both the international and public opinion, the united states resolve and also how far he can go inside syria. now we can establish that pattern quite clearly. >> so he figures he's testing the u.s. and so he thinks he can move ahead as he wants to do, that's how you would see it? >> and also, you know, in every case, government media are supporters of the government to leaf the areas targeted before, sometimes they wait for several weeks and then they attack. in every case they attack places picked

there are lots of reasons, threatening a photographer in london and jumping in in to save himself. to getting caught on camera smoking marijuana. it's long and growing. this week, tv guide documented what they are calling downward spiral. speeding through his high-priced neighborhood, showing up late for his concert and awkward comment about anne frank but it also includes about thoughts about abortion. i really don't believe in abortion. i think an embryo is is a human. it's like killing a baby. well, young mr. beiber has growing up to do but pro-life views should be appreciated by the yeid not lumped in by bad boy antics that drag him down. that is wrap on news watch. thanks to our panel. i'm jon scott. thanks for watching. we'll see you again next week. week. >> gregg: hello, i'll gregg jarrett. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america news headquarters. >> heather: after three and a half long years, victims of the fort hood massacre, nidal hassan goes to trial. we'll have a preview and all 13 of those lost in the gunfire. >> gregg: plus who are other the boardwalk, police arr

but the ministry of defense is saying this is not a reinvestigation and this is for the london police to look into. they don't want all of these conspiracy theorys to come out. but dodi al fayed's dad has been fond of these conspiracy theories. he says, let's take a look at this. >> scotland yard says we are not formally reopening anything. we are aware of the evidence and there are authorities looking into it. but there would be a lot of people involved, if this were true, not just this guy. if he bragged to the ex-wife then he probably talked to other people as well. >> that's interesting. this is a seven-page written letter, these former in lawes. these are clearly in laws you don't wanton your side or you don't want to divorce their daughter. even though it is suspect that this came out, sometimes this is how these big things come out. and all you need is one person to tell a random person, it could be your hair dresser. someone who works on the street. >> that's who i tell everything. so it is not safe. >> so we need to talk to them to get the gossip about you. >> yeah, he knows

british officials held him nine hours at london's heathrow airport. they let him go not before they confiscated laptop, camera and memory sticks among other property. today the white house admitted that british officials did indeed give them a heads up before they have detained-mile-an-hour ran davment. >> lauren: wald says britain will be sorry for detaining his partner and that he will soon publish many more democratics on the u.s. and england. catherine herridge with this from washington tonight. catherine. >> the obama administration confirming today that they knew about the controversial move in advance. >> there was a heads up that was provided by the british government. so, this, again, this is something that we had an indication was likely to occur. but it's not something that we have requested. both the white house and state department today pushed to explain whether they will get access to miranda's computer data confiscated by the british. and no condemnation of the incident. >> did the united states support his detention. >> i don't have a

there are lots of reason from threatening a photographer in london to getting caught on camera smoking manner. the list is long and growing. this week, tv guide published a timeline of his misdeeds. their time line show him speeding through the high-priced neighborhood, showing up late for the concert and awkward comments about anne frank but it includes thoughts about abortion that he gave to rolling stone in 2011. i really don't believe in abortion. i think an embryo is a human. it's like killing a baby. well young more beiber has growing up to do but pro-life views should be appreciated by the media. not lump in with the list of bad boy antics that drag him down. that is wrap on news watch this week. thanks to our panel. i'm jon scott. thanks for watching. we'll see you again next week. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to america news headquarters. >> heather: i'm heather childers. the taxman has been served. chairman investigating the irs scandal serves subpoenas to the treasury department to hand over more documents. we'll have the latest,. >> gregg: hundreds of spectators get

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after lawmakers in london vote against supporting the u.s. wow. the prime minister, david cameron, had this to say after that vote last night. >> let me say the house has not voted for either motion tonight. i strongly believe in the need for a tough response to the use of chemical weapons, but i also believe in respecting the will of this house of commons. bill: rick gren nell, former spokesman for the last four u.s. ambassadors to the u.n. and ourourour newest fox nice contributor in atlanta. first you say, this is a disaster of diplomacy from the beginning. how so? >> well, look diplomacy is really tough. it take as long time. tough start early. you have to build your coalition and you have to talk to a lot of people. we haven't had that diplomatic push here in the united states in a broad, i mean, let's just take for instance, if syria really was a diplomatic priority and we were going to present the case to the u.n. in the form of a resolution two points, one, samantha power was on vacation when the emergency meeting was called and the case w

amy kellogg is keeping an eye on that live from london. amy? >> reporter: hi, jon. and, frankly, people here are reeling at the spectacle of prime minister david cameron's defeat in the parliament. last night, jon, just look at these headlines here: humiliated, humbling. this wasn't even the vote that david cameron had wanted originally which was for decisive and immediate military strikes on syria. this was a watered-down vote for some sort of military action in principle down the road at a later date, and even that didn't pass last night. the last time that britain's parliament denied a proposal or shot down a proposal for military action was in the 18th century, and that effectively paved the way for britain to concede u.s. independence. now, the prime minister as commander in chief of the military here didn't need to seek parliament's approval for airstrikes on syria, but given war weariness in this country, he felt that he needed to get their approval. >> we have to listen to parliament. parliament spoke, and parliament, i think, made a very clear view which it

., france, london. some of the places people are taking to the street to the voi voice their opinion of no military action. hundreds taking part in these rallies. as we've mentioned, president obama has said any possible attacks would be limited and aim at punishing syrian president assad for his alleged use of chemical weapons. >>> and it can be traced back to february, 2011. 15 teenagers inspiring writing anti-graffiti on the walls. arrested and thrown in prison. about month later, syrian troops fired into a group. several people killed in august of 2012. one year ago president obama said the syrian regime's use of chemical weapons would be a red line. and just this past june, the obama administration announced it would send small arms and ammunitions to syrian rebels. sort of the response to the red line. u.n. inspectors leaving damascus after collecting samples from chemical weapons attacks. how long they are saying they -- before they'll have results is unclear, plus we're going have a live report

new international thriller about the trial of a terrorist w who is accused of blowing up a street in london. the movie might be a real hit for our viewers here in america. because it deals with well the time sensitive issue of government secrets and surveillance. let's step into the fox light with michael samaro. good morning. >> good morning, how are you? >> the big budget movies have g not been doing well but you think we are going to see a lot of movies like this. >> it is a good to him to go to the movies because as the kids go back to school. hollywood focuses more on smarter more adult movies and this is one of them. it's an international suspense thriller centered around a high profile terrorist islamist and it focuses on the british legal system which is steeped in tradition and a little bit of controversy with this closed session. it centers on surveillance all very much in the news right now. topic one we talk about the movies. >> do you fight fair or not. >> mentioned privacy and government intervention and how much we are being watched and monitored and how the information is us

. >> police in london revealing they are looking in brand new information in the death of princess diane a. they insist it is not a reinvestigation. we are two weeks away from marking 16 years since diana and dodi a l- fa yid. they died of the grossly negligent driving of henrow paul. this video taken the night diana left her hotel right before the crash. there is no word on what the information might be. the announcement coinicides with a new movie tone the princess and a heart surgeon. >> still to come, an implosion in california. a 13 story building brought to the ground. why this demolition is different from and other. >> and more than 100 soldiers returning home from afghanistan. the emotional reunion coming up. (applause) license and registration please. what's this? uhh, it's my geico insurance id card, sir. it's digital, uh, pretty cool right? maybe. you know why i pulled you over today? because i'm a pig driving a convertible? tail light's out.. fix it. digital insurance id cards. just a click away with the geico mobile app. people wait for this promotion all year long. and now

gregg: london police announcing a new probe into the death of princess diana. was it really an accident or something else? so then the little tiny chipmunks go all the way up... ♪ [ female announcer ] when your swapportunity comes, take it. ♪ what? what? what? [ female announcer ] yoplait. it is so good. ofs. gregg: an update on a 12-year-old girl attacked by a black bear in northern michigan. she was released from the hospital where she was treated for cuts and puncture wounds. her grandmother says she is sore but smiling. she was attacked while out running last thursday. wildlife officers attacked and killed the bear and they are check it for any diseases. martha: conspiracy theorists going wild after scotland yard launched a new probe into the death of princess diana. there is a brand-new movie coming out. i think somebody who produced that movie had friends at scotland yard to gin up the publicity machine. >> every year we approach the anniversary of diana's death and there is another conspiracy theory. this is just yet another one. it's apparently an e

on monday scientists unveil the world's first test tube hamburger at a public test taste in london. they managed to make everything boring. and reaction couldn't be more reactiony. they lacked the fattiness of regular beef. if you ever had aburg neither evening land, they suck. and it was tough to judge without ketchup, onions or motor oil. they say it could be an alternative to raising livestock and help feed the world. something imogen says she opposes. let's discuss. >> lightning rooooouuuunnnndd. lightning round. >> imogen, that was in eke land. in eveningnd la. the food is terrible there. can you imagine eating stem cell burgers even if it is cheaper to produce? >> peter -- peta talks about the burgers i am scared of pea -- peta. i'm sure it is a fabulous idea and sort out climate change and world hunger. the fact they are crunchy i won't say a word. they frighten me. >> don't be frightened. >> peta. >> ultimately won't this put cattle out of a job and then they will be on the streets selling their big bodies for sex? cattle prostitutes, that's what this will end up in. >> i ju

. >> it used to happen in london when they had the pedophile hysteria. they would see somebody who would be a -- what's it -- >> pediatrician. >> pediatrician. they would -- a real dumb person would go, that's a pedophile. >> that happened with pee wee herman. >> wait a second. >> here's what happened there. first of all, from ferris bueller's day off. he got caught. >> really? >> the gummy bear guy? >> he is forced to rat out people. know anyone else into weird stuff? he goes, i know paul rubins and john wallace. they swoop in on him. >> really? >> it's like mccarthyism. there's always these trends. maybe i'm changing my mind on the nsa. >> he mentioned my name. i wasn't as big a celebrity at the time. i was working on a book, doing research for a book is what it was. >> bill -- >> go ahead. that's not mccarthyism. that's what happens. help yourself out. they're always going to sell everybody else they know out. they won't cooperate. >> there are trends. >> the ones that will get the cops, prosecutors and politicians the headlines, those are the trends.

she is live in london. good morning, amy. there is talk about new charges possibly being filed in this case. are you hearing anything about that today? >> reporter: that has been expected, heather but we've not heard anything further about that. it is possible some new charges which reportedly could relate to his, oscar pistorius's reckless use of firearms in the past could come forward but again, nothing came out in court. that had been speculation until this point. but that witness you mentioned, heather, apparently heard screaming. then silence, then gunshots and more screaming. if that is true, that would suggest that there had been an argument that had escalated. but today we're really no closer to knowing whether oscar pistorius shot his girlfriend, reva steenkamp who was locked into a bathroom in a fit of rage or whether he shot at her because he thought she was an intruder as he claimed. today's hearing is just a formality. procedural. as they call it a formal indictment in south africa. pistorius arrived into court w

. >> neil: 21 living in london, interchange for america's largest bank, now dead. bank of america intern morris ehrhardt collapse and died added his apartment after working three straight all-nighters in an attempt to impress his boss. critics say he was overworked. can companies be held liable? elise says absolutely. you say there's culpability. >> absolutely. they should have known this kid of the working 24 hours a day. he worked 15 hours a day, seven days a week for many, many weeks. that's obscene and the company should have known this kid was in trouble. it's goss negligence, maybe even wrongful death. >> neil: how would they have known? >> they couldn't have. this was an executive programmer, even though he's an intern. where is the personal responsibility? we've all worked very hard in our careers. that's why we are where we are. >> neil: that brokerage industry, i have friends that started off working incredible hours. the idea being eventually they'll hit pay dirt. legal firms do the same. residents becoming doctors. eights not unusual. >> no but say to y

a couple of london police officers taking a break from fighting crime by a little dancing. having a good time. >> next the bad. a judge slapping girls gone wild founder with a 270-die jail sentence. -- 270-day jail sentence convicted of picking up three women at a nightclub and taking them home against their will. finally the ugly. look at that. a real-life jurassic park? no. that is a japanese television video that goes viral. >> do you know that word that heather picked up? twerking. this is miley cyrus at the vma television awards. what is the official definition? a dance to popular music in a sexually provocative manner. and the word stealthy is also added. >> when you take a picture of yourself and post it on-line. >>> miley cyrus's video music tv award performance raising eyebrows. trying to break the mold and the consequences that has on the fans. >> it isn't easy to blur the line from child actor to adult performer as former hannah montana star miley cyrus showed with her risky performance, those making transition can go too far. ♪ ♪ >> i think miley wanted to g

the author of the book and he joins us from london in england. the well-known royal expert imogen lloyd webber. umogen willisen -- imogen willisen and then give us more. was diana pregnant with dodi's baby at the time of the accident? >> yes sheerks was, definite -- yes, she was, definitely. >> we have a delay. i'm sorry. how do you know that? >> evidence was available before the inquest came along. he is a french radiologist and she had seen a fetus in diana's womb after the crash had taken place. she had stated this quite clearly and then she went off to the united states to be a professor in san francisco. she made the evidence quite some time before. we know for a fact that there was a fetus in the womb. and also a lady who is a nurse at the hospital also saw a fetus and she gave evidence also. >> allen, stop there. the author of "the princess diana conspiracy." imogen, the princess was pregnant. >> no, she wasn't. 24r* were three separate exhaustive investigations. one in sphrans and the one in the uk cost the taxpayer about $20 million. dia

i'm geeing gutfeld or as i am known in london. andy levy is off taking care of his sick cat. in for him, america's baby-sitter, liz mcdonald. she has a pre game report. liz, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> greg, what did the white house say about the obama rodeo clown? that's between the white house and me. also are jet packs for real? and do they come in child size for greg? finally what did bill schulz learn about a beach sandcastle competition? sadly, we will find out. back to you, greg. >> that joke about me being tiny sun called for -- is uncalled for, especially if you are a guest jism because are you stronger than a storm as governor chris christie would say. >> she is so sweet she gives cavities to candy. it is joel lean -- jolene kent. >> lame. >> how dare you? >> you are getting it from all angles tonight. >> he is so sharp that pocket knives use him to widdle. it is buck sex ton, his real name, the co-host of "the real news" on blaze tv. and his parents tried to sell him on ebay for a sack of old potatoes, my sidekick, bill schulz. and if insightful comment

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they will start publishing somewhere outside of london like new york. gregg? gregg: what are we learning about the british government's decision to detain glen greenwald's partner, david miranda this weekend? >> reporter: that the white house knew it was going to happen. >> there was a head's up that was provided by the british government. so this, again, this is something that we had an indication was likely to occur but it's not something that we requested and it's, it's something that was done specifically by the, by the british law enforcement officials there. >> reporter: the white house also says they are not in a position right now to comment about whether or not american authorities have seen the files confiscated at heathrow that belonged to greenwald's partner, david miranda. gregg. gregg: peter doocy in washington. peter, thanks. martha: the obama administration is now endorsing christian prayers at a public town meeting in a landmark case that is scheduled to head to the supreme court this fall. interesting case. back in 2008 two people sued in up

greg palkot live in london. there are a lot of rumors that he could go to cuba or venezuela. what is the latest there, greg. >> reporter: hello, bill and heather. by our calculations about an hour 1/2 ago he left his limbo status there at the terminal at the moscow airport. edward snowden the nsa leaker, is now traveling into russia. traveling to an undisclosed location according to his lawyer. indisclosed because of security concerns. he also, we have just learned, traveling with a member of the wikileaks organization, the whistle-blower organization assisting him in all of his various travels. this refugee status allows him to live and work in the country for one year and then, who knows. again, he's been on the move for five 1/2 weeks after unleashing that raft of surveillance data that he acquired from his time as a contract employee for the nsa. he has been moving from hawaii, to hong kong. moscow was supposed to be a temporary stopover. he was granted asylum rights in a couple of latin american countries. without travel documents and overflight possibilities he is stran

he's working the story out of london today. what is the latest out of pakistan, greg. >> reporter: that's right, bill. we were talking just a short while ago with officials at the u.s. embassy in islamabad, pakistan. they had confirm ad drawdown of what they called non-emergency personnel from the u.s. consulate in lahore. that is about 180 miles southeast of islamabad. that personnel is in fact being brought up to islamabad in that capital area. they also confirmed to us that it was all due to a specific threat against that installation. we have been to lahore of the it is a lovely city and also the home base of very ugly islamist ideologies. countrywide we're seeing a lot of violence in recent days. in southwestern pakistan city of quetta there was another attack. a gunman going after a government official outside of a mosque killing at least six, after a suicide bomber yesterday killed 30. quetta, which is near the afghanistan border, is the home base for taliban activity. i think most of our viewers know that pakistan is al

live for us today in london. it seems to me, michael, that the past couple of days the british prime minister was, go, go, go, and now today it seems like, well, maybe we should just hold off and then think this through. what's going on, on your side of the pond? >> i think, trace, you're absolutely right. i think it's actually -- absolutely quite pertinent that the west, the uk, france, germany, takes this natural break, just to really take stock of what is going on. we absolutely need, and it's critical we have international legitimacy on this. russia and china have vetoed three resolutions on nonmilitary sanctions in the past. the last being in july of last year. so, we need international legitimacy. i think it's always absolutely critical we also have time to digest the report of the u.n. inspectorrors currently in sirarch -- in syria, just to substantiate the claims. >> and what you're saying here is because of the wmd -- the wrong reports in iraq in the early part of this century, they want assurances that

sky had to get himself a little higher, elevate himself to get a better background shot of his london. unfortunately for him the platform did not cooperate. >> man of the match here. the community shield game. [ laughter ] >> and he is gone. okay. some of them are short. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid. this is "the fox report" bankht an intern for bank of america found dead after working nearly three straight days. police a defense lawyer says the jury is stacked against this teenager who is charged with shooting a baby between the eyes right in front of his mother. >> i can't believe that they could shoot a baby in the face. >> shepard: the defense claims the accused killer is not getting a fair trial. >> one black male on a panel of 48 people. >> shepard: tonight, the push to start over and the ruling from a judge.

. >> translator: they have announced it officially in washington, london and paris that they have inconvertible evidence. they cannot produce evidence but keep on saying that the red line has been crossed. and they cannot wait any longer. >> with that, let's bring in our panel tonight. steve hayes, and charles krauthammer. >> i think that military action will be taken. i don't think you can say a red line has been crossed as many times as the president has said and not do anything. i think the question is what kind of military action and what will the result be? will it freeze the parties in place? will it prevent assad from winning and keep a frozen stalemate in syria? which might be the best outcome right now as long as they are convinced that the rebels present an alternative that is in the united states best interest. >> steve, today, u.n. weapons inspectors traveled into the area in damascus and snipers fired on one of the vehicles, an attack that kerry said further undercuts assad's credibility. take a listen. >> for five days, the syrian regime refused to allow the u.n. investigators acc

.] >> a british stuntman who parachuted into the olympic games in 2012 in london, and he has enough died during a wing suit jump in the swiss alps. they say mark sutton died when he crashed into a rocky ridge. you can see him here wearing a winged suit. he drew cheers during the olympic0s opening jeremy -- jeremy -- ceremony and suton had been part of a gathering of divers jumping from helicopters. >>> the so-called infomer shall king may lose a huge portion of his fortune for misleading advertisement. he is kevin trudeau. if you have not seen him on tv, may he seen his books, including natural cures they dope want you to know about -- they don't want you to know about, and debt cures they don't want you to know about. bet feds went after him for claims he made in promoting a different book. the weight loss cure they don't want you to know about. >> i lost 45-pounds in 45 days. if you're watching and need to lose weight, would you like to lose one pound of fat a day, up to ten pounds in the first 4 hours? >> the federal trade commission claims trudeau seriously misled customers when he s

senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot has an update from london. >> reporter: for the obama administration to act, following them being charged on the attack in benghazi. killing christopher stevens, three others dead. the real question, are we going to capture or kill the terrorists? if we are issuing the equivalent of subpoena, that's not good enough. >> reporter: one of them a leading figure in benghazi and possible ring leader ahmed abu khattala. when fox news was in benghazi last october, we met with khattala for extended off camera interview. he admitted to being there the night of the attack, showed no remorse for killing of stevens and others. he denied direct involvement in the attack or the group said to be responsible. he claimed he was only at the scene to aid militia members injured defending the americans. crucially, we found post it notes at the compound indicating the fbi had been there a few weeks after the attack. khattala said no u.s. official contacted him, and heilling to say he showed much love for the u.s. he told us america had it coming for getting i

i'm geeing gutfeld or as i am known in london. andy levy is off taking care of his sick cat. in for him, america's baby-sitter, liz mcdonald. she has a pre game report. liz, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> greg, what did the white house say about the obama rodeo clown? that's between the white house and me. also are jet packs for real? and do they come in child size for greg? finally what did bill schulz learn about a beach sandcastle competition? sadly, we will find out. back to you, greg. >> that joke about me being tiny sun called for -- is

wikileaks whose founder julian assange is a refugee right now, of course, in the ecuadorian embassy in london also issued a statement, wikileaks said, quote, via the twitter account. we would like to thank the russian people and all those others who are helped to protect people u.s. officials of course is much more measured language would say much the jonathan, thank you. >> baseball's latest steroid scandals could cost some players everything. and with yankee super star alex rodriguez reportedly facing a lifetime ban, might he have to confess to save his career? it's more than just hunting... it's a way of life. celebrate it now at bass pro shops' fall hunting classic. our biggest show and sale of the year starts this weekend with big savings and free hunting seminars by top pros. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legac

bill: thank you, greg palkot, london there reporting. despite the latest terror threat the white house still contending that the core of al qaeda has been diminished, knocked out. ahead ambassador john bolton on that and what he thinks the terror network's resurgence and what it means for our national security. that is coming up with the ambassador. >> after four years of waiting the trial of the man charged in the 2009 fort hood massacre is about to begin. here is army psychiatrist, major nidal hasan as he looked that day when he admittedly killed 13 people and wounded dozens in an alleged shooting rampage. here is how he looks today as he prepares to represent himself and even cross-examine some of the wounded survivors. now we have casey stiegel there for us. he is live on the base at fort hood. he will join us in just a minute, bill. bill: in the meantime these are faces and names of the 13 that were killed that day in early november 2009. 12 soldiers, one civilian on your screen. some of the victims gunned down as they tried to char

him over with the car if they didn't have >> what about the road rage on 49th street, a woman from london is run over, loses her foot, almost died if it wasn't for dr. oz over there to tie off the blood, that's road rage happening here in manhattan. >> i was there during that. >> if it turns out that there is a gang related component, how does this case change or does it at all? >> i mean, i think it opens up the discussion about gang involvement, gang prevalence, initiations, a lot of stuff i had experience with in los angeles and san francisco working in hardcore gang unit detail. you know, they're very involved, they're taken over, replaced surrogates for the family, for fathers that are absent and they find a place with them where they want to belong, want to be part of it. >> ask you a question. assume they're a member of the crips, all right, and guns were sent from the crips chapter in los angeles to oklahoma, would that make it a federal offense? >> if there's gun trafficking, depending who was involved in it, maybe not necessarily for them, depending how they received it from, wh

if citigroup blows up, there's a london whale at jp morgan, that means they have three times as much risk. >> neil: we haven't taken any of the risk away. institutions -- >> there's more -- we have taken some of it because there's nor capital. but you didn't need dodd-frank. dodd-frank goes beyond just capital. there are costs involved new york consumer agencies -- >> neil: already seen atm fees, no longer free checking. >> we reported today. neil: how much more? >> we reported this today. fox business reported that jp morgan is going to spend billions of the next year in regulatory sort of compliance costs. that comes out of somewhere. that is going to be -- the customer is going to pay for that. >> neil: in what i would? >> higher fees, you name it. no more free checking. that's a thing of the past. and i think the more simple way to do this -- the only thing i can think of why the president doesn't want to break up the banks, he likes regulating big banks. that's where the money is. he can go to the banks for campaign contributions, and when the federal government is focused on se

. >> reporter: miranda arrived in brazil after being held sunday in london under a terrorism statute that allowed british authorities to confiscate his computers and storage devices. both the white house and state department declined to publicly condemn the incident. >> the united states support his detention? >> i don't have anything more than i just conveyed. >> reporter: greenwald who first published the documents in britain guardian newspaper promised more secrets will be revealed as a result of the incident, which he described as a failed attempt to intimidate him. he said, quote, if anything, it will have the opposite effect, to embolden us even further. with james inhofe, ranking member of the armed services committee confirming to fox through his office he will support investigation of the nsa programs, another republican whose amendment to block collection of american phone records was narrowly defeated before the august recess, said on sunday talk shows he has the support to try again. >> i certainly have heard from a number of my colleagues directly and through the media t

the lloyd's of london insurance company is offering 1.3 million bucks or a million euro for information that helps police find these missing jewels. last week a thief stole the collection from a diamond show in the south of france. that thief got away without firing a single shot even though there were security guards right there in the room. the stolen jewels worth an estimated $136 million. president obama is calling for big changes that could effect your mortgage. and he claims his idea might surprise some of his critics. we will give you the details. plus police say a suspected drunk driver sent a truck flying through the air. we will show you the rest of the video and find out how that truck driver is doing as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news as fox reports live tonight. it's easy to erase any recent travel expense i want. just pick that flight right there. mmm hmmm. give it a few taps, and...it's taken care of. this is pretty easy, and i see it works on hotels too. you bet. now if you like that, press the red button on top. ♪ how did he not see that com

a chef in london today cooked up a pattie. how does schmeat taste? that is next. >> shepard: an important debate oopingcuss, the debate over the program. we heard all the public outcry when he learned how the nsa keeps tabs on us, but there's anger behind the escapes that we're not using this spy tools widely enough. the time quotes intelligence experts who say other government agencies want access to all the secret information the nsa selected. let's take you to the judge. senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. >> at first the government toldes when snowden made his initial revelations the only thing they captured was basic information, billing information,. who you called, when you called, how long you spoke. >> shepard: they lied to us. >> snowden and other nsa whistle-blowers, including one named thomas drake who has been on shows in this building, was prosecuted by the government, and the prosecution was thrown out. reveals the government does have the context of phone calls and e-mails and can read them. this morning we learn that ot

. >> eric: have you heard about this story in london about the death of principa princess dian. another claim that she was murdered. this as we're seeing brand new video of diana's younger son, prince harry, as he toured minefields in angola. he followed in his mother's food steps in a cause very close to her heart. scotland yard is studying the allegations. brian, we've heard this before. it's been disputed and not proven at all. why are they looking into it now? >> reporter: we've heard it plenty of times before, eric. two weeks before the anniversary of her death, british police have received new information, another conspiracy claiming the princess of wales was killed by a member of the british military. sources tell sky news, our sister network in britain, scotland yard is, quote, assessing the relevance and credibility of new information from a letter given to them by the former parents of a former soldier. this unnamed soldier believed to have been a member of the elite british special forces commando unit. the letter reportedly claims he was behind the death of princess

i just think -- i just was in london a few weeks ago. their health care system, all the newspapers talk about how many people are being killed in the hospital. the largest government union is health care. it just goes in so many negative directions. this is worth fighting for. americans deserve better. >> i mean, a lot of people surprising people. the next guest will talk about that. people sort of turning sour on obama care. we'll see what happens. >> they really are. >> i thank you. >> greta, thanks. >>> and as we noted. the major labor unions are now changing their tune, at least some of them and blasting obama care in a letter to democratic congressional lead ergs, three union leaders saying obama care will destroy the foundation of the 40-hour workweek. that is the backbone of the american middle class. fox business network's liz mcdonald joins us. nice to see you, liz. >> same here, greta. >> what's happened? suddenly the unions don't like obama care. they went door to door to re-elect the president. >> that's right, greta. it's th

regulations dictate that all male sex offenders start out at the madison correctional institution in london, ohio, just west of columbus. depending on how officials assess castro, he could either stay there or head to one of the other three facilities which handle the state's 10,000 sex offenders. >>> officials in one california county have been dropping the charges against thousands of suspects on one condition, that those suspects have to hand over a sample of their dna. experts tell us the number of law enforcement agencies creating their own dna databases has spiked in recent months and bringing up a key question -- do you trust authorities to keep human dna on file? supporters say collecting the samples could deter would-be criminals from committing future kriemz but civil libertarians are concerned. those databases are kept without a lot of oversight. will carr is with us. how does this work? >> harris, it's got a pretty catchy nickname, it's called spitting quick. how it works is if you're charged with a type of low-level crime in orange county you could be handed a dna swab like thi

to a better night's sleep ♪ a stunt man who made a memorable appearance at last summer's olympics in london has died. you may recall mark suton he parachuted into the opening ceremony dressed as james bond alongside another stuntman who was dressed as queen elizabeth. suton was gliding through the apps yesterday wearing a wing suit that let him sail kind of like a bird when he apparently crashed into a rocky ridge. they say he likely died instantly. we got word late this afternoon the u.s. military will reverse recent decisions that would have severely inconvenienced our nation's wounded heros at walter reid medical center in maryland. and the reveal came after foxx fox news reported on complaints from veterans and their families. we were the first to report that earlier this month the pentagon decided to reduce the hours of the outpatient facility's main dining hall and to invalidate troops meal tickets at the warrior cafe as they call it the mother of one triple am pew ty tee staff sergeant is relieved but also appalled at how this decision was handled. >> it breaks my heart to know. now

as we reported, that 21-year-old german was about a week shy of completing his summer internship in london. he reportedly worked three back-to-back all night shifts. nearly 72 hours straight with little break. shortly before he collapsed and died. bank officials released a statement today saying his death deeply shocks and saddens them. and that in response they brought together a group to investigate what happened and to, quote: listen to employees at all levels and learn from them. a fox urgent now, former new york knicks basketball great dean meminger died according to police. had his gold ring on his finger. they found the 6 a-year-old unconscious and unresponsive inside a room there today. and that emergency crews pronounced him dead at the hotel. meminger was known as dream. win a championship in 1973. he battled cocaine abuse during his life but there is no word yet on what caused his death. investigators say the plan to confront police officers during traffic stops and execute them if they resisted. next. the chilling details of what authorities call a homegrown terror plot on the