and a factor post will be up all we can. we hope to see you again. at the spin stops here, because we are defefefefefefinefefefef >> everyone that is saturday, september 12. at this hour there are new developments in the case of a missing young graduate student who is supposed to get married this weekend. is this a case of cold feet or foul play? >> acorn is officially under investigation after another undercover video services showing workers offering to help people cheat on their taxes. jimminy glick prostitute and a tenth ave. to do with the scandal. tonight that's also a subtle joke. after taking the country by storm the tea party express finally reaches its final destination. we are live at the scene of our nation's capital this morning where thousands of people are expected to gather. our slogan this hour comes from jamie in georgia. upper lip is one of my dogs but my site, they love "fox & friends" because they report, you decide. wolf. >> announcer: live from the news crossroads of the world, this is "fox & friends" connect sometimes click image to add a so-so. he added the will of. >> it was written there. he went editorializing tonight that's what the doc said. the dog wrote in. have a fantastic show lineup. i was twittering this money would have karl rove, will governor huckabee, the former governor rod blagojevich of illinois, not to mention jimmy lee curtis jimmy the curtis would like to tell that country how to be prepared for national disaster. she is working with the red cross. we'll talk with redmond. it apparently sleeping in separate beds if you are married can vastly improve your health. >> you see this go? >> to ricky and lucy know something that the rest of us don't. we will tell you how you can improve your help tonight, if you go back to trend that's. >> it is your e-mails and accurate twitters because we will talk about that shortly coming up. a lot of intrigue about what happened with this missing college student is going and we have no details. annie lee is her name there is her picture this weekend was supposed to be her wedding weekend. she has gone missing now. the school, yell, or she was a graduate student at a $10,000 as a reward to find her. >> this is a troubling story and mysterious. she was last seen at 10:00 am on tuesday morning. she is a phd student in the pharmacology department. she was walking into a lab, a science lab in the medical complex, and she's caught on surveillance camera. she is with her books and you see her blocking until that. the next win on tuesday afternoon, one of her classes she was supposed to go to that was abruptly canceled by the professor. not investor -- investigators wonder if there was any connection. they didn't know yet she was missing, so why did the professor cancel her class to give it wasn't until the ninth circuit could be a coincidence. another odd coincidences that billy she went into at 10:00 am at a fire alarm set off at 1:00 o'clock, which is very odd to me. was someone trying to create a distraction to give a lot of things to read into this. some people comparing it, i think i broke rid myself, to the runaway bride jennifer wilbanks. something that you get cold feet and run away from this? should've behind her purse, her cell phone, her credit cards, and this is a woman very excited to get married. very happy about her fiancé who is a grad student at columbia. it does not appear this woman had any reservations about her wedding, which reportedly is canceled, it was supposed to be tomorrow. >> i imagine it would be at this point. there are russians to answer. this reminded people of the jennifer wilbanks, the runaway bride scenario, where people wondered if she had been abducted, she had fled. we all remember -- i think we have a picture of jennifer wilbanks, if we remember what happened in georgia a few years ago, but what's interesting about this story is she also penned an article i call fascinating quote time and safety in new haven. it was published back in february. she goes through all of the different ways in which robbery takes place in new haven. and how people, when you look at your attacker, need to be aware of issues, try to get a little information if someone is attacking you try to put together pieces of information. she included this on her article. >> at this hour the police are saying that her fiancé is in no way connected. he wasn't around new haven when this happened. he appears to be devastated that she is missing, still 24 hours before the wedding was scheduled, but they haven't interviewed her professor, who canceled the class, whether or not there's any connection come up with no idea whether or not she knew somebody who has adopted her. it's an unfolding history and we will keep you posted on this one, because it is important, obviously, in the next 24 hours it's critical to know what's happened to her. meantime here are your headlines this morning. police are reviewing more details about the killing of that pro-life demonstrator, james pulling out, he was shot dead outside a michigan high school protesting abortion yesterday morning. lisa charged 33-year-old herman drake with first-degree murder. they say he also shot and killed the owner of a credible business after killing the activist. lycée drake had a grudge against the two men and believed that he was about to go after third person when i caught up with him. drake is being held this morning without bail. >> the space shuttle discovery and its crew of seven returned to earth in california after with a detour and the vendor says they are very happy to be back on land. the crew landed at edwards air force base. stormy weather forced the shuttle to switch landing locations from the kennedy space center in florida. >> a sad story to tell you about , larry gilbert has died. he is the award-winning writer whose creative genius was behind broadway hits and films and the comedy series, mash. >> tape. >> seagrass watches seventh circuit gives mac what is it that i drop my watch and not the train i don't want back. un forcing around, landed immigrants to membership of the time to make it disappeared to make it suit his listening thank you. >> the last episode of m*a s*h had nearly 106 americans watching at night, taking it the most-watched episode in u.s. teligent history. gelbart died in his beverly hills home friday morning after a long battle with cancer. he was 81 years old. >> is her headlines let's go to rick wright moved for a look at the whether ; a rainy day. with such a beautiful day across the northeast, day beautiful we can have lorraine moved and is with us a couple days. one trouble spot toward the boston area seemed extremely heavy rain, that will continue very briefly. a shower or thunderstorm this morning didn't go out. where this rain and across areas of pennsylvania. that will move up quickly and will try things out. for your day tomorrow, not a complete washout of the weekend that could integrate. across parts of the plains when system is moving through kansas. this will taper off this afternoon and things will get better. farther toward the south areas that have been so completely dried by starting to get good rant and this is excellent news. a big upper level disturbance, nothing tropical with this but tropical moisture because it is by the gulf bringing heavy rain across parts of texas and this is where we've had the worst drought going on really for about the last 4-5 months. brain will continue to be here. it'll be with us tomorrow and today and that will really -- really think trout numbers. i that target numbers this week it will look good. >> big news out of the tech world. people are excited about this because beatles rock band was announced this week. we decided we would get in the studio will try to get governor huckabee to play later. we can jam out. here's the beatles rock band about this week. $53 right now. let's fire it up alysin is going to send. >> that's a mistake to make it will play the drums to make it in the rock vibe that ryan and gretchen had missed during the week we are going to compete safely do better. >> i hear channels changing right now. back when my doing here. i'm not yet. >> she was just 17 will be known i mean semipermanent on a show the tea party specials and washington dc. this is a live look. we will have griff jenkins live on the scene of the big rally. >> in a recent you may have trouble losing extra pounds. is your workplace making you fat? having just consumed in that i think i can speak to this. dr. mike weizen next. >> he can really play the great taste of splenda® no calorie sweetener and added a little fiber? sweet! sweet! 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>> if you look at the past, the science of -- the flu epidemics back in 1918, they peaked early. so the concern is, at least where i'm from and philadelphia, there's already been outbreaks at colleges and universities, and this is why the vaccine isn't really going to be available until mid-october. the good news is it probably will be one shot, because it really works well. so everyone right now, needs to get their seasonal flu shot, and then get the swine flu shot symmetry that's bitterness and multiple shots were heard about before. this next news story came out this week and work in fact may make you fat. working it all makes you fat if you. >> stressful working. we are all under stress. we hear all about health care reform, and how we're going to -- you know we need to do? we need to get healthier and live healthier lives because i'm telling you, when i get up early in the morning, i observe people. i go to the convenience store. what do they do? have a donut, a cigarette, a couple coffee and what i'm from if they cut you off or you cut them off they shoot you. they do that because they don't get enough sleep, because they're stressed out, and they go to work and they don't have time to eat so they go to a vending machine. it is the biggest problem in this country, and that's what we need to do with healthcare reform soon we all need to work. the only solution is what? >> have to eat three meals a day, and even i work hard, i worked incessantly, i have three meals a day. and the secret is you want to emphasize a little bit of protein so it keeps you hungry to lunch. you have something on my staff that pretzels and things while trying to do is convince them to have healthy snacks like carrots. things will get you through the day. but if you emphasize protein, you won't get as hungry so quickly to make it the muffins and other stuff you're hungry an hour later. they talk about this next art students separate beds. apparently a new study has found out that sleeping in separate beds can ward off heart disease and stroke. how? >> all night if your spouse has a problem like sleep apnea, where they are snoring or they have restless leg syndrome whether kicking you all the time the three alysin has the jimmy likes. >> seinfeld. the thing is there are things to be said about intimacy. it took me so long to find somebody who would marry me i'm not going anywhere. i'm staying right there, because the thing is, if your spouse snores, have them go see a doctor. they probably have sleep apnea, to consider their life. >> if your spouse is why does it give you heart disease and stroke sooner because you don't sleep and sleep deprivation is documented and well not to increase your risk of dying and having heart disease and getting overweight because of that it affects hormones like leptin speech according to the study, if one person turns during the night, there's a 50% chance the other person will also then turn in the middle of the night. so what do you do as a part of your diet, what do you do to keep from being restless throughout the night. is there a way to prevent that? to make you distance yourself. although the common concept of stone slipping is a really good one, i think. but the thing is, if someone is that restless than they need to see someone to get some help to see if there's a medical condition causing it like restless leg syndrome. i have panic attacks that i sometimes have night terrors because i'm afraid i'll miss the train and not make it to the show and i will slit my wetbacks that inevitably an anxious person do not know, and very low-key. >> dr. mike, as always it's good to see you. >> it's natural. >> say hi to the city of philadelphia synagogue guys see one new developments in the case of a missing bride-to-be. the yellow graduate student is supposed to be married tomorrow she's missing. some say it's a case of cold feet, more tickets i'll play. find out why one of her professors as being questioned by police. >> clayton: 37,000 teens in 50 states tracked help people lose weight, it's the 50,000,000 pound challenge getting underway this point. we'll take you there live. alysin and i will each try for those recounts during this show. people that are? 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ask your doctor if caduet can help you go... for both your goals. be five back to "fox & friends", de grace, clinton morrison, jim morrison speaker like that. i'm a rocker. you are struck by my writing skills of the beatles rock band in its review off for a moment sooner do we do that again? see what we are doing it all morning, governor huckabee will be here. it's people said doug richard day jobs. he thought it was on the wrong track it does on a guitar signed >> dave: the beatles are the second-most highest selling artist of the decade ticket of this decade, behind who? ninety-two, eminem. if -- if the beatles can sell 4 million more albums, they will become the highest selling artist of the decade. they have until december 31. i think that might help them get their speech read their number ones album when it came out i was a number on it. every decade have a number one hit someone i want to try the drums using. >> dave: that's a worse idea. but it's the one that's best our musketeer headlines. adept at you. there are new developments in one of our top stories, that's the case of this missing bride-to-be. yale university is offering a $10,000 reward for information about 24-year-old annie le. they're questioning one of her professors who abruptly canceled the class she was scheduled to attend on tuesday, the same day she disappeared. it was well before anyone knew that annie le is missing. the professor has not been charged. annie le was said to be married this weekend. the fbi is assisting in this investigation. >> alysin: hugo chavez says venezuela is about to receive short-range missiles from russia. chavez made the comments after returning from a ten day world tour that included a trip to moscow. chavez said the rockets are struggling for defense purposes only. >> alysin: former bush chief of staff andrew card said he's not running for the senate. there was speculation he would run for the senate seat left vacant last month by the death of ted kennedy. card said her decision was made in the best interest of her family. a second potential gop candidate, state senator scott brown, scheduled a news conference for later this afternoon. let's talk about sports. >> dave: what huge night in basketball. maybe the greatest player in history, according to this man, michael jordan has taken his place in the basketball hall of fame. the six-time nba champ laughed and cried during his induction speech. that move into a bigger hall to accommodate the crowds. jordan praised his teammates, adversaries and those who challenge him for the great many years. >> my competitive nature has gone along way from the first time i picked up any sport. they spoke on the football, ran track, basketball, anything that ms. glass, i played it. when you think about -- so they started the fire in me. that fire started with my parents. and as i moved on in my kirk, people that would do that fire safe either looks like he could still be the mvp. also just coach and player jerry song conducted, along with spurs star david robinson, rutgers women's coach seated in stringer and former jazz guard, jon stockton. >> some controversy brewing over this story. the gender of south african runner esther's mania going to hold the heights this morning. south africa's sports minister non-threatening, and i quote, the third world war, if saying it is barred from women's sporting events. she recently took a sex test while results will be released until september, australian reports say the tests will show that she is a method of. officials say she will likely keep or world championship title, that could be barred from future events until she gets treatment. she has no ovaries. the controversy obviously alysin, is teaching others are not. one would think yes, you did notice, and cover this up for many years. >> she was raised as a girl. if you do know there's no category for hermaphrodites. >> you have to disclose this. you compete on an international stage tonight is that i can't hermaphrodite back of the check? as being serious. how do you know? that's the sad part of this thing took either a lot of directions we could go. this is a strange situation because yes, she's a young woman, raised as a young girl, but you do have to disclose this because of the treatment involved and because of the higher testosterone levels. three times the testosterone levels of normal females doing this is a fascinating one specie this is another fascinating story. french president nicolas sarkozy, we will talk about a study that shows tall people are happier than a petite peers. >> alysin: i beg to differ speech read sarkozy has been using short people as props to him because he is short *speaker15 there is speculation but appears on stage with other people like this particular situation, that photo is on the ones we're talking about, get smart people to appear with him in public events speak three -- >> dave: one factor worker said she was chosen for the photo because she is smaller than sarkozy, which brings us to a point which is the study says tall people are happier, make more money, achieve a higher level of education and shorter people see what i beg to differ. this is a princeton university. it says that all people, as he said, have their advantages in life, and even a quick stir sour. they say for every inch taller you are your salary goes up by 3.8%. okay? i don't have a came up with this. this is why i beg to differ. let's say maybe this is true for men. maybe taller men have more advantages, but not taller women. let's say the average woman is five deutsche shorter than that is me, 5'3". 4 inches taller, is 5'11". would you rather be, five. >> dave: agreed. there is a difference in the gap, called the happiness quotient and there's a greater discrepancy among men and as for women. but again, let me tell you the sample size of the study. 454,000 u.s. adults again from -- *speaker6 i believe this. i saw a guy that's like 8 feet tall on my floor. stu and his name is bill o'reilly, introduce yourself in. speak your lot of people really tall. if you receive a david letterman, he is like 6'4", conan o'brien and 6-foot to 5 inches. weird how that doesn't count for anything. but then also, the actors. the best part is we heard the story about tom cruise, he's tiny. soon he seems to have made a name for herself *speaker15 is adorable it is a sarkozy does. apparently in movies he doesn't have to cast with taller people do and be married to taller women and 60 okay. here's the bottom line. they say the reason -- the underlying reason for this is port attrition and childhood diseases may stunt the growth and mental development. i assure you i was not malnourished. i'm just 5'3". i ate as much as shaquille o'neal as a child. see three what's this i see where? sue and i usually wear 3 inches or 4 inches to five sarkozy is not the only leader. they give this 5'4". olympus 5'6". berlusconni is like 5'5" speaker you talk about the napoleon complex, being small. once it is because i will annoy some of my shorter friends, and i love you to have a spring in red. what do you think you give *speaker6 i think you should make 40% more than alysin if this is true. but i agree it is that rick. >> i'm taking about 10% of that. look at this. but warnings across parts of texas. you don't like to hear about flood warnings were not talked about this for such a long time because the drought in texas. exceptional drought, is the worst category, it's been going on all summer, now we have rain coming into the area. this is such great news for people that are seamy dryest and hottest summer on weather. now are getting relief. we will see the rain the next number of days. i think the video out of texas will join the rain and flooding. yesterday a -- yesterday along the countryside extremely heavy rain and flooding. a lot of vehicles were submerged under the waterways and other roadways. be very careful as you have this morning especially palestine austin. we'll see the heaviest of the rain moving to the red river valley today and tomorrow. just to the north of this we have good wrangling across parts of kansas where we saw been funding this week. we'll see a few thunderstorms across the dakotas later on. look at the system, part of this broader system of heavy rain across the central gulf and western side of florida this morning. if you're in those areas be careful. a good and the beaches. temperatures were today. cool across the mountain west. the rockies dealing with cool air. cool across parts of the northeast. still 104 in phoenix. tomorrow not a big change but it will warm up and across parts of high plains. he went over to me, i will take it. it is time to kill you a monkey 50,000,000 pound challenge. there's across america are hosting the house today and 60 different cities. the goal is to get americans to collectively lose 50,000,000 pounds. this is all sponsored by state farm insurance. one of the marriages feel you will of alexandria, virginia and he joins me along with jennifer to create will be marching, walking today, and they join me. but money do you. >> of money. >> good morning. >> alysin: mayor, the goal is to collectively get americans to lose 50,000,000 pounds. how you do that? >> jennifer and i have art he started doing that. i've lost about 50 pounds a year and a half ago and she would tell you, she lost. but the effort is -- it's a great weight-loss initiative and it's to get americans, those who are 16 and over to participate in a walkoff. we have a year to do all this. and we want folks to be committed to exercising, losing weight and so forth, watching what they eat. just to live a healthy lifestyle simply because we are not healthy, that contributes to your opportunities for obesity and heart disease and diabetes. that's really the purpose behind this. >> alysin: and premature death. 50 pounds, or, that's pre-significant. jennifer, tell me how much you have lost and how you did it take you to that i lost 90 pounds since june 2008, and i did it -- >> alysin: while! >> added to the 50 pounds website. it gave me all the tools i needed. it's a free website that state farm is far and sponsors and there's a weight tracker on there, a 30 day meal plan all those things. i do not know how to do before. i do not know how to correctly before. the website shows how to do that >> alysin: jennifer, that's truly incredible! congratulations on losing 90 pounds. sixteen mayors across the united states from alexandria across the country is doing this. go to the website and find out how to do it. jennifer and mayor bill yule, thank you for telling us about. >> thank you to want another undercover video shows a con workers offering people who are posing as a pimp and a prostitute advice on how to cheat up with sam. this is the latest in a long list of scandals for acorn. we'll show you this. >> beatles rock band is out we are testing it all morning. *speaker14 come on, man. i've getting the thing right speaker you know you're not. >> dave: look. >> alysin: don't beat it into submission speed through -- the three ringtone play that well. we'll be right back. ringo do that. geatmagi reen f a.. coatofigf poulida.. combination of seven tantalizing flavors your cat craves. friskies signature blend. feed the senses. ,discover gives you a cash back signature blend. bonus on every single purchase. what you do with it is up to you. what will you get back with your cash back? 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>> alysin: this is really a shocking bit of surveillance tape, because it basically what's happening here, these film makers poses a pimp and a prostitute in washington dc, and baltimore, and what they found is that these acorn workers, basically coached them on how they could receive tax credits by claiming that some of the underage girls that were allegedly going to be hired as prostitutes, could be counted as the pendants. what did you think when you saw this? sonata, i'm national cochair of the republican lawyers association and we've been dealing with acorn and the voter registration fraud tactics for some time. one of the things we know is that despite all the protestations of the left, and the democrats in congress, and acorn, who always say what those are just a few bad apples and it doesn't have anything to do with our core business of low income housing, and there is no allegation of any fraud there. these allegations, this documentation is what we have known all along that the art in la is that these people have a pattern and practice of defrauding the taxpayers. understand this is the acorn low income housing office. they are helping these people get housing that we taxpayers pay for to run a brothel. that's what they were getting speaker that's outrageous. the census bureau has gotten rid of them they will be part of the census study but the real question is, what lott did about it, and how much money should we still get to acorn if anything think you have hit the nail on the head, because there are about 600 statues that the office of inspection general of hud should take under investigation and i would urge viewers to go to the oig, office of inspector general had website there's a toll-free number. they should call and demand an investigation because there are about six federal statutes requiring that all the forms that are submitted at contractor are true. you make a false statement to the federal government that's a felony. there are six or seven statute violated. the federal agency, the white house, should investigate speaker we have lifted -- leave it there. we will put the number out there for people to call. thank you for joining us this morning. >> nice to be with you. >> alysin: she battled terrorists, arnold schwarzenegger in true lies but now actress jamie lee curtis has good advice on how to stay safe in real-life, and she joins us on box in france, next speech you don't ride on the roof of a car is one of her tips. smack the bridge is out slam (announcer) time brings new wisdom new aches and pains, ...and new questions about which pain reliever is right for your body. tylenol 8 hour works with your body, with one layer that dissolves quickly... ...one layer that lasts all day ...and no layers that irritate your stomach the way that ibuprofen can. it's tough on your body pain. not on your body. he better not be on the bed. you know you're gonna need it. why not stock up now? get everything you need for fall cleaning and fall allergies at an unbeatable price. save money. live better. walmart. >> dave: she survived being hunted by terrorists on the big screen she's here to tell us how to repair it and when disaster strikes and rock. actress and member of the american red cross slippery cabinet, jamie lee curtis joins me to tell me how we can do more than just cross our fingers. good morning, jamie lee. >> perfect way to go in. i'm very well. it's been more than cross your fingers. that's the campaign we are talking about. what can we do to prepare ourselves and families in case there is an emergency. >> dave: i love him just spring crops. me, everywhere i go i bring my purse, i bring whites and i bring snacks, because i've young kids. the disaster kit is different. tell us what we need to have an art readiness kit. >> it is perfect that you are the father of a young child because then you'll understand what i'm talking about. we need to take care of our families, we do so every day. you need to be prepared for an emergency where you live whatever the emergency may be. want to create the kids or set of kits to have them to be ready to go and evacuate your home. the most important thing is water. you want a gallon of water per person per day. now, 1 gallon per person per day. that's a lot of water. nature that's available to you. a first aid kit, a good one, portable. this is great to grab it and go. make sure that you have a good substantial first aid kit to take care of small injuries that don't need hospitalization obviously. make sure you have a radio. a hand crank radio i like better because they don't rely on batteries. that way you can stay informed. i like to put it all in a backpack or bag you can throw over your shoulder, because if you have small children you're carrying your kids. you need something portable but it's easy to carry. something most people don't know about, prescription or medication. if someone in your family takes a medicine every day, you want to make sure you have a weeks worth of that medicine in your backpack as well as contact lenses and glasses. i'm over 50 i can't see anything. i need glasses now so i have extra classes in the earthquake kits. i'm in southern california. -- southern california. you want foods area granola bars, fruit juice in kansas great. you have flashlights available. if something happened tonight you want to be able to see in the dark. important documents. you want your families important documents in one place you can grab them and go. these are just the basics. the key thing is to go to red cross.org/do more and go to the website and they will show you everything you need to take care of your family see that i need to ask you about other things are up too. the new film from disney, your writing with the huffington post. about an inch in insisting -- interesting piece he wrote in regard to the legacy of ted kennedy. you believe there should be healthcare reform to take with them the peace as you said "be americans. say what you need to set your elected officials who say what they mean to say on your behalf. " is that a message to both critics and supporters of healthcare? back if you're an american citizen that is your job to say what you need to say to the people you elect and then they speak on your behalf, whatever side of the aisle you're on. i believe health care is important. i believe that legacies legacy -- ted kennedy's legacy. you are entitled to your opinion on until the mine. we are all americans when there's a disaster. do more than cross your fingers, be prepared to take care of your family during an emergency. i guarantee you that you go to bed feeling better that you're taking care of your family. see five all right. red cross.org. check out the website. jamie lee curtis, we appreciate your time this one, have a great weekend. >> thank you very much. good luck you. >> alysin: coming up the tea party express is making its final stop in washington dc this morning. they are preparing for a big march on the capital later this morning and our own tucker carlson will be live on the o scene with an update. 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>> dave: are you kidding me? is our? president obama's regulatory czar is an animal rights activist who actually wants to ban hunting. that's right. we will tell you about the man suddenly be looking to name then jones coming up. *speaker15 washington dc is the place to be this morning. the sons of liberty and the tea party express all converging on our nation's capital. i hope they're ready for it. our slogan is our comes from tom in vermont. sit back, shrugged off the news, "fox & friends" is bringing you your morning news. the three i thought he was saying "fox & friends" helps you block your morning news. >> dave: the threat that we are heading to one blues. *speaker15 welcome to "fox & friends" i'm quick to mars, that's alysin camerota, that's the lovely and beautiful day breaks. >> alysin: kelly clarkson who want "american idol" just appeared on the cover of self magazine and she said she did not recognize the picture. she claims she was so airbrushed that even she could not recognize herself. we will show you where she is. if there's no foul play, why a $10,000 reward to two. >> alysin: they don't have anything on surveillance video that makes them think there's foul play, but there seems to be something terribly amiss. think how heartbreaking this is for her fiancé. his name is jonathan, he rushed to the scene when he could not get her of herself on. she is such a conscientious student, he knew something must be wrong. they, by the way, from her purse, her cell phone, her keys, her credit card debt behind in her office. nobody -- some people said maybe she had cold feet, maybe she is a runaway bride, her wedding will be tomorrow, nobody lives by now that stuff and it doesn't fit her character anyway. on her facebook page she was boasting how excited she is how disaster to get married. it is too out of character. >> dave: some mention jennifer wilbanks, the runaway bride, who turned up in albuquerque. it is hard to imagine why this young woman would run. she was bragging about getting married. you bring up her height and weight. she is for -11, 90 pounds, someone could make her disappear relatively easy, which is frightening. you wonder about this professor, you wonder what may have happened to her, but leaving around this much stuff doesn't sound right. if i were learning about an article she wrote in february is causing some concern, and turning some eyebrows although that. she wrote about the how to stay safe in heaven, that's where you is in new haven, connecticut. talking about this article, it's called crime and safety in new haven. she goes into detail in this article, expanding how if you're ever captured or you are abducted or about the kidnapper attacks, to pay attention to certain details about your doctor. take a look at their feet, their shoes, little markers just make sure if you speak to investigators later, you can explain that. something fortuitous. >> dave: she warned about dangerous confrontations is still gone and given, connecticut. the thing she wrote about myth taken place. >> alysin: it seems uncanny. new haven is a more dangerous place than where the other ivy league czar. it is an urban campus. there is more crime there and more burglary, etc. we'll keep you posted this morning as the details come out about where annie le is. *speaker15 let's talk about healthcare. there are new developments about all this talk about whether immigrants will be covered under president obama's health plan. the so-called gang of six translation of what happened. joining us is karen shively to break it down for us. they worked out something on this agreement? >> not yet. they're working behind closed doors, the gang of six, to make sure it legal aliens to receive government-funded health insurance. the gang is that group in the senate finance committee have it up by democrat max baucus tried to put a bipartisan deal on health care. some republicans claim that unless you put language in the bill are illegal immigrants from getting government money and put in a verification process, that those here illegally could slip through the cracks and sign up. topic got hotter this week when republican congressman joe wilson screamed out "you lied" the president said during a speech illegal aliens would not be covered. the white house backs a proof of citizenship requirement to buy insurance on the exchange, it would still require emergency rooms to treat illegal immigrants as the law now. the federal government spends $250 million per year to reimburse hospitals for those unpaid bills. as for the senate finance plan, we don't know the details yet, but baucus said in the past that citizenship checks already programs like medicaid would be contained in the new legislation. bacchus of a deadline of monday for members to respond to his proposal. he plans to roll out his formal outline next week. accu guys. *speaker15 there was enough ambiguity in there are people to question whether or not it would be covered. >> dave: though he was hammered from both sides of the aisle, rightfully so, wilson from south carolina who yelled out ui, made sure there was no room for error here. if that clip would be played over and over again is in fact legal scott insured soon we'll see what they come up with. they're working around the clock this weekend. we will see if this bipartisan bill happens speech and you are working round-the-clock. >> alysin: i have your headlines for you this morning. senate armed services committee had, are all blevin is asking for faster training of afghan security forces. this as an alternative to sending more u.s. troops into the battle zone. senator john mccain does not think that is a good idea. >> i've long maintained that we need a larger afghan army, but i think -- i believe it's a false choice to try to grow the afghan national army while holding back on any additional u.s. combat troops are in. >> alysin: signs are pointing to a possible showdown between president obama and members of his own party over the war in afghanistan. we have more on that with ralph peters in the 9:00 o'clock hour. tonight the space shuttle discovery and its crew of seven returned to earth in california after whether detour. the commander says they are very happy to be back online. the crew landed at edwards air force base. stormy weather forced the shuttle to switch landing locations from the kennedy space center in florida. >> check out this footage. and i want to posing as a police officer, after taking a squad car. lemurs got caught when he decided to pull over a driver. little do you know the driver was pulled over was actually an off-duty sheriff's deputy. he realizes he's busted heads back to the sheriff's office, he's charged with impersonating an officer. he could spend up to two years in prison. yes, it's best not to impersonate an officer, and if you are don't pull over another one. >> dave: let's not steal a car with a dashboard cam. when are we going to many things have dashboard cameras. speak your not to condone this type of behavior, i did dress up as a police officer in college for halloween. >> alysin: and you cut lots of ladies i assume? *speaker15 in after the show, show, we'll talk about that. >> dave: this next story concerns kelly clarkson, the original winner of "american idol". to show you two images. when you might argue on your right is the real guy clarkson. number two on the left, the cover of self magazine, which kelly clarkson shocked her, her own image. the chapter because it looked nothing like the real thing. >> dave: people said while she looks than that, that must be airbrushed, to which he responded, that doesn't even look like me. doing it is airbrushed. contact the editor of soft magazines that look, we always retouched photos. that's what we do at number magazines. not many natural glamour magazine. the women, this is an argument, what an ideal version of beauty. that's why we advertise makeup and beautiful fashions and beautiful shoes. it's all about the ideal. or, should it be own and sure out to give about a real person. because kelly clarkson is not embarrassed of her figure. she is not self-conscious. she is quite confident. she has fantastic talent. why make her look half-size 25 digital liposuction *speaker15 the glamour cover most recently had everyone come of it in record numbers for glamour. look at this cover. >> dave: that was inside. see my photo inside. the z. miller. inside glamour magazine. that was the particular cover. >> alysin: will show to come in. there is. oh my gosh we can't cover it up. >> chris: that's the whole point. yes, it shows her own natural. >> dave: that sir tommy and that evil reaction a lot of people happy to see a real image of a real woman *speaker15 apparently we can show you the real image of the roman. rick? >> we like the suspicion i kelly clarkson even more. i love it. alright guys. we have talked about winter and fall coming. while it is still very much summer across the west. these are record high temperatures we've seen across the pacific northwest. one more extremely hot day today than the temperatures will drop down. here are your high temperatures today. you are back in 92 in portland, oregon. there's also a chance for dry thunderstorms across areas of northern california and oregon on bringing the threat for fires. watch that closely. the other big story is beneficial across parts of texas. take a look at the video that we have out of areas of texas. this is not looking bad but we have a lot of cars that were submerged and some -- on some roadways is of massive flooding. when you have such dropped and then you get rain falling quickly, that water cannot soak into the ground so we see the flooding. if we do have any pictures or videos that you guys have sent them to us at the report at foxnews.com or send them to me on twitter, recruitment. >> dave: rhetoric is getting into the tour game c3 tucker carlson is into the other day. he is in washington where the tea party expresses wrapping up their tour across america. he will talk to the protesters at this event when we come back. 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>> it is a different city in washington this morning. i've been here a long time and i can tell you the very composition of the district changed. the washington post said he would see swastikas on science. that's not what we're found here. we are started by people who minister goers singing america the beautiful. with me on the left is by brute from florida who drove the truck behind me with thousands -- literally thousands of signatures on it ; no idea. >> drove here from. florida near tallahassee. this is very to me from athens, tennessee, and yes the struct don't tread on tennessee. what kind of reception have you gotten in washington to give we have gotten a great reception in washington. the people are great, with funds up the horns are blowing everybody has been real supportive. we have had if you read between the lines gestures, but that's expected. we've been trying to be real nice to people and we're just glad to be here. >> let me apologize on the behalf of those who gave you the in between the lines gestures. we're talking people this morning inspired by the ninth project. this is a convergence really of that and the tea party movement around the country. it's been overwhelmingly without exception and our screens today positive and intense. these people are fired up. they don't seem as angry as you read about. they seem and point out state three tucker will be there all morning. steve -- the mac i'm enjoying myself. the three make sure you're wearing flame retardant stuff. we'll check back with you later, tucker carlson in dc following the tea party expresses morning. tonight coming up on "fox & friends", it said rochelle, five pills for the president to swallow. after marc siegel gives his five-point prescription plan, that's a liberation, to help healthcare in america. he is coming. to silence headaches... doctors recommend tylenol... more than any other brand... of pain reliever. tylenol rapid release gels... release medicine fast. so you can stop headaches... and feel better fast. canopy performance towels are designed to dry a third faster than ordinary towels. so they spend less time in the dryer and more time where you really want them. canopy. easy to live with, easy to care for and surprisingly easy to afford. are working from the road using a mifi-- a mobile hotspot that provides up to five shared wi-fi connections. two are downloading the final final revised final presentation. - one just got an email. - woman: what?! hmph. it's being revised again. the copilot is on mapquest. and tom is streaming meeting psych-up music - from meltedmetal.com. - ( heavy metal music playing ) that's happening now with the new mifi from sprint-- the mobile hotspot that fits in your pocket. sprint. the now network. deaf, hard-of-hearing, and people with speech disabilities access www.sprintrelay.com. the mobile hotspot that fits in your pocket. sprint. the now network. so, what's the problem? 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>> gizzi said he would try it but it is artie working in california and texas. i don't know if that's disingenuous or he hasn't read the research. it's a reworking. tort reform is just pain and suffering. you can't just cap pain and suffering. the also to come out on distances because that's 40% of the suits. we need boards that review the cases before they are brought. why should the loser pay? and every other kind of tort users pay. doctors went 90% of the time. they go through that torture, beating with lawyers, and they're still liable for expenses to five doctors -- lawyers of top donors in the campaign. higher premium -- hard to document turns that doctors are not taking insurance. 50% of doctors don't take medicaid. if you expand medicaid to more people, where are the doctors to give india a lower tobacco insurance that doctors can i get some payment up front for. if you get a dr. cascio see right away. that's the way it is. low tobacco insurance is less expensive see how doctors were for months and months to get reimbursed ceiling quickly through the next two, increase rather than teachers or in person at. >> that's obvious. would you want your doctor to be paid for senior? and hospitals will be cut. if you cut hospitals they were cut services. if you cut $500 billion in medicare from doctors and hospitals it will affect the elderly. soon we leave it right there. thank you so much. >> doctor about us regulatory czar knossos to hunters, put those guns away. >> if we want to ban hunting i suggest is there isn't the purpose. see if i should hunters across the country be worried? we discuss. >> alysin: two separate that's equally better marriage? we go undercover to find the answer. versus check with rick reichmuth. >> yes, we had a lot of rain yesterday across the northeast. after such a beautiful week. we'll have a little more rain. flooding across parts of texas. stay with us. geatmagi reen f a.. coatofigf poulida.. si tdui fav. anris u s. and my dog bailey and i love to hang out in the kitchen... so she can watch me cook. you just love the aromas of beef tenderloin... and, ooh, rotisserie chicken. yes, you do. 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>> that's after the show. these kids can buy and they have a big is one that contest for the best lemonade stand america and they're raising money for gross school in china. this is great. this costs 1 dollar. but i got it for free. >> dave: you bum speakers i knew it. >> i will give them a donation. they won a $500 scholarship for these girls in china to the school spirit canoe caught up three bucks for us. >> dave: we will pay for it, rick. >> chris: we're going to your wallet now. >> let's look at the record. with a gloomy day yesterday across the northeast. here are your temperatures. a little better today. still cool day. rather temperatures will climb again and will be big -- back to whatever she was again on monday. at the satellite radar picture. around the northeast this is the system that's tapering off across parts of pennsylvania. that's where the low pressures. we'll see showers and clouds in the northeast but nothing significant. down towards the southeast, this is where the problem is. a broad area of low pressure is being very disturbed whether across the central gulf, across the western shores of florida this morning, and a little farther to the west as we move forward, we have heavy rain falling in texas and this is great news. we will take it but might be too much and cause flooding. also some heavy rain towards oklahoma and kansas this morning. farther toward the north we have an upper-level disturbance ever bring showers and maybe a little severe weather later this afternoon across the dakotas. moving forward, to joyce, -- no, one more still across the west. here's rain and cloud cover across northern california and later today could bring dry thunderstorms across northern california and oregon and very possibly a threat for fighters. another warm day today in seattle at 83°. warm across parts of the west. 16: denver. mild temperatures will warm up a bit. it'll be nice around the northern plains and in towards the great lakes. seventy-nine in chicago, 78 in new york city for the last day or what might be the second to last day of the u.s. open. *speaker15 perfect weather for free lemonade. >> i'm buying. soon let's talk about this next topic. that is for some reason researchers have learned if you're married sleeping in separate beds could actually cut down on your risk of depression, of respiratory failure, of heart disease, stroke, of all sorts of other things. so some hot sleeping in separate beds increases your life longevity speak to the real question is did lucy have it right to give her member from i love lucy, rick and lucy slept in separate beds so i look at their pajamas. speed traffic is wearing a komodo. we talked to dr. mike earlier and if there's truth to sleeping in separate beds this is what dr. mike had to say. >> of some of his that restless and they need to see someone to get some help to see if there is a medical condition causing a lack restless leg syndrome. there's also something to be said about intimacy. it took me so long to find someone to marry me, i'm not going anywhere. i'm staying right there. stu on lots of people feel that way. they don't want to leave the bed >> dave: that sleep researcher makes a couple leads. one that your partner is an awful sleeper that tosses and turns it keeps you up. so if you don't have a partner who is a bad sleeper, this is not an issue for you. this is bogus because the member what's important. this software. kj yc, basically sums up my points, god said the fruitful and that's hard to do in separate beds. *speaker15 not necessarily. you are sleeping by the romance of zero *speaker15 he quit to the movies. you go to the movies you don't need to sit right up on someone during a movie. i put a little buffer zone chair and there. because you're having discussions -- what i'm saying is you can have your little discussions and foreplay before the movies, and have -- but i don't need to set like this with you during the movie, am i right? salon i don't know where you're going with this. you made at the movies? feature you are a sleep for eight hours if i'm not always. that's the idea that you do buy things than sleep in the same that speech rate on putter about the separate beds it definitely is better for your marriage especially if you sleep in different cities. stu and that's it; i like our next guest did last night. the governor, mike huckabee is here in the house. huck is in the house. you can weigh in on this statement breakup over there. you roll the tape back and listen to what you said. >> dave: it's hard to read your imagination around that but he slept in a hotel bed last night because you travel to your arkansas see would agree with the summit speech on my wife and i have been married over 35 years and a lot of it is we sleep in separate towns. that's how we do it. so yeah i found this hilarious. this is the big discussion. we were trying to figure out who is the best -- the first couple on television that was shown sitting in the same bed. now there is a 15 minute show -- no, it wasn't lucy and ricky. they never did someone i know this. mary kay and johnny, in 1947. the show is about a newly married couple. >> mike: but then it stopped off to the 50s and early 60s and i think it was in the early 70s when the next couple actually slept in the same bed and it's a piece of trivia. i'm trying to figure it out. see one son and chair. speaking at hand and, in the early days you have prohibitions about what you could say, how you could be depicted. things have loosened up to -- the three sorry to three offered by movie analogy sea pen us are trying to figure that out. soon let's move on to news of the day. let's talk about this -- the guy who has just been approved by the senate to have this oversight, predatory position. he is a big, big animal rights believer see ten he thinks animals are to be able to sue their owners. i'm not -- i know you think i'm making this up he believes that animals have the same rights that humans do to the point that they should be able to take legal action. now in order to do that, since the dogs can't -- another play poker but they really can't get an attorney. so they would represent them and their interests by suing somebody on behalf of the dog or cat in where the gerbil, whatever it might be. >> clayton: critics are saying the sky is radical. stephen is nothing radical about animals suing us. something to think about all the time. >> clayton: nothing radical about this. it was a partisan vote -- bipartisan vote. what does this say about president obama? see tenet says this whole bizarre thing is out of control. we don't know who these people are. they're not being vetted. the background is not checked out. the reason there is a senate confirmation process for cabinet secretaries, so you can make sure they have done little things like pay their taxes. we found out what tim kitna doesn't disqualify you. what we want to know is what are the qualifications for this person to do the job? ron lewis just promoted to mounted to be the benefactors are. he's manufactured nothing in his life. >> dave: here's the regular tours are on his thoughts on hunting. >> ban hunting i suggest that there isn't a purpose other than -- >> mike: is an idiot. a complete idiot. but until ui. if you do not want, the species overpopulate they don't have the habitat. this is the most insane thing that antetype -- anti-anti-people say. crusade... thing about conservation and they're not really interested in the preservation of the species, as if it weren't for the proper management of species, the deer in states like mine, the turkey and other webcam would simply not have enough habitat and food plots to survive and they would be extinct. >> clayton: others in montana at a great low population is back in their talk about having the first part of old and 100 years there. you want to join us? only is eyeing up the broadband over hear. you guys handle that. you want drums? >> it doesn't matter. see three sons -- >> dave: something you heard about the trigger option the governor explains what it is and why it's a good could be a case of bait and switch. percy will try his hand at beatles rock band. governor, i know you said this is not like the real thing. >> mike: i suggest people get real estimates and don't bother with this. if you're an actual position this is craziness, insanity. go to a music store and get a real astronaut c-130 like it otherwise? >> dave: baby will use that in a commercial. not much of a sales pitch speech and i would sell musical instance. by the real deal. *speaker15 governor, you have to hit the drums see ten okay. >> alysin: i'm waiting for the big drum solo. achoo! 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speak and at this point he wants to sign anything in front of him. no matter how little it is who claim it is the biggest victory in the world behind the trigger allows for 5-10 years to get right. to lower premiums and other things. but seems like this plan is getting hammered on both sides of the isle. speech and i think you're as of better name for a horse than it is for a government policy, for rogers fans out there who know what i'm talking about. it is way before your time. but it was a good horse it said that government policy. because it creates a situation where you have this ambiguous kind of idea that essentially sucks people from both sides. the ones who want a public option will say you get one eventually. the ones who don't want you say you never get one. if you trust government, really trust them to do what they say, go ahead with it. nobody really does. they understand how it functions. the problem with teacher activism is the devil will be in the details of how the trigger is activated. the reality is it probably will not please anybody. you need to be straight up. if you want a public option, put it in there. if you don't want me too. but don't play these games. the trigger is games governments play to reach a compromise. >> dave: that's been set authority in the hospital talk again until 2013. he said there's a. built in there. the problem is, who sets these conditions to give is that it democratically-controlled congress and senate that would set these conditions, therefore it would kick in in two or three years, because they would determine that the insurance companies can't get it right to give speech and remember that can be changed. whatever set in the trigger now can be changed by congress in two years. they also might write it so the real rule adoption process is where it happens, you need an elected eurocrats who really flesh out the details. that's not good. >> dave: what's the likely outcome? with her about co-ops which no one understands. max baucus talk about this. is that the answer to do a co-op? >> mike: i don't think you'll get where it goes that far. he could be proposals. many republicans put forth on tax credits for people who get insurance. one thing they may push through is a mandated insurance plan where everyone is required to have health insurance. the way to really handle that, which i don't think they're talking about, is to make sure there is a sliding scale so that people can access the private marketplace, and you don't have to go to the public market. >> dave: under show tonight, governor, former governor rod blagojevich, his wife and others see ten polity, george jones, if he shows up. see by the governor will not be playing beatles rock fan tonight. tonight they say their rights are being eroded everyday. the sons of liberty riders to is from washington to explain what's got them so read up this morning. stick around. for all the moments that make every day special. fancy feast introduces an entirely new way to celebrate any moment. fancy feast appetizers. simple high quality ingredients like wild alaskan salmon, white meat chicken, or seabass and shrimp in a delicate broth, prepared without by-products or fillers. new fancy feast appetizers. celebrate the moment. be three pairs of friends in dc. a group of microsoft roswell, georgia and drove to washington dc two protest the government. >> alysin: sons of liberty riders join us live from dc. good morning. good morning. >> alysin: tell us what motivated you to make this hundreds of much up to dc this morning. >> tony martinez started sons of liberty in georgia a little while back area i was in ohio. we pretty much had the same idea that we wanted to get riders together who believe in the constitution and are really concerned at the way this country is going. that's kind of how it evolved. and now we are in dc. we have writers from all over the country banding together to right to freedom events to support the constitution. and we started the group sons of liberty riders to.com for any riders who are interested in getting involved. we are all of the country now and anybody interested, our information is sons of liberty riders.com. see three what do you hope to see today? have you talked to other people who run across the entry? what kind of comrade are you talking about ahead of the big rally? >> are getting ready for the rally. there are buses from all of the country coming. writers from all over. where many people coming even today. it's just the masses of people stealing tony, i don't know if you can harass, but tell us what your biggest beef with government is? >> well, we tried to come up with i guess a statement that would answer that, and we realized that everybody's -- everybody's beef is as individual as their fingerprints. to put that to try to speak you're losing tony's microphone. we're losing his microphone. sons of liberty just pulled down from roswell, georgia. we're having technical difficulties. we want to make the point you guys in making that which is that there are people from our country going into washington dc this morning. they're concerned about big government and the future of taxation in this country. some of the other things they're pointing out, which tony was saying, they're people from all walks of life, democrats and republicans and independents. so unless he was coming up on the show. where the big guest. >> dave: is no longer governor, but rod blagojevich as an author. he is here live to talk about his new book and of course that scandal that rocked the nation. second it looks as if you praise your child, you might be doing them more harm than good. we'll talk to the author of the book, "nurture shock" the city should ease up on committing a child. i would get a cup of coffee. another former governor. see then i'll buy you some free coffee.th now, it's no problem. 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(announcer) neutrogena tone correcting now you can fade and prevent discolorations all day. new tone correcting spf 30. ♪ good morning, everyone, it's saturday, september 12th, here's what's happening at this hour. there are new developments in the case of a missing yale graduate student who was supposed to get married this weekend. is it foul play? >> and president obama accusing critics of his health reforms of spreading, quote, lies lies and said opponents want to do nothing, and karl rove says this does not reveal a spirit of bipartisanship. >> and he's the former governor of illinois and hopes to be selling a lot of books. rod blagojevich tells us when he joins us here live. and people writing in on twitter asking for hairoff with him this morning. >> he wins! >> and our slogan comes from brian patine. fox and friends are who i tweet, this year my eagles can't be beat, bam, bam! >> good morning! >> fox and friends. >> good morning, fox and friends. >> the call center is open. >> good morning, michael j. fox. -- good morning, fox & friends! >> and you have to feel it. i really think you need to -- >> what happened? it took you three hours, and finally you've got enthusiasm. >> they mentioned the eagles. >> this hour, the eagles we're talking, and karl rove in moments, rod blaling -- and rod blagojevich. >> and we've got intrigue treatinging -- intriguing new advice that said you shouldn't praise your kids. >> it's what parents of this generation do all the time. it's fantastic this colored drawing, it's so beautiful, it's wonderful that you brushed your hair, you're so talented. they say it's doing the children harm with the amount of praise we're giving them. we'll explain and you can decide. >> that's what i do with griff jenkins, he's down in washington, d.c. and our griff jenkins looks so cute this morning. >> and you're smart, too! you're the best reporter on the planet! >> reporter: thank you, i'll take that endorsement any time i can get it. the tea party movement has been the same in 33 cities i've been in. they're fired up and upset with the government, have i got that right? >>. [cheering] >> reporter: listen to us, unbelievable! itis every so often, a political movement starts on the right or the left, and the organizer of the tea party buses, they do not organize each grass roots one in every city, they were the unifying thing to draw people out. but russo worked for ronald reagan in the '60s and worked for ross perot. he believes we'll see upwards of 25,000 to 50,000 people that are upset about the size of government, about taxes, about bailouts, about czars, and that it's a movement that cannot be denied. these guys happen to be giving me a ride, so i have a very special escort. [cheering] >> reporter: here's how we're gonna get to the rally today. >> the tough guy. that's a side car? >> that's a side car. >> thank you. >> go, go, go! >> the rally, the march on washington -- see you later, griff. >> i have another question for griff, i guess that's out. >> he's got to go fight crime. >> the march on washington starts at 1:00 and then another one, the 9/12 rally that glenn beck is a part of. the tea party express started august 28th and winds up today in d.c. >> and i have the headlines for you. let me tell you what's happening. there are new developments in one of the top stories, the case of the missing bride-to-be. yale university is offering a $10,000 reward leading to the whereabouts of annie le who you see there with her fiance. they are questioning one of her professors who abruptly canceled a class she was scheduled to attend on the very same day she disappeared. the professor has not been charged and is not an official suspect. the missing bride was supposed to get married tomorrow. police are revealing more details about the killing of the prolife demonstrators, james pullion, shot dead outside of a michigan high school where he was pro -- protesting abortion. harland drake was charged with first-degree murder and he also shot and killed the owner of a gravel business. drake had a grudge against the two men and believed he was about to go after a third person when they caught up with him. drake is being held without bail. former bush white house chief of staff andrew card said he will not run for the late ted kennedy's senate seat. a second potential candidate, scott brown, had said he'd drop his campaign if card jumped in, so we'll see what happens now that card said he's out of the running. let's go over to rick for a look at the weather. >> we had hurricane fred, became a major hurricane and now down to about a 45-mile-per-hour storm. not going to affect anybody at all and certainly dissipated quite a bit. this is an area of tropical moisture across at least parts of the gulf of mexico. i don't think we'll see any tropical development from it but bringing rain across areas of the gulf, across the western side of florida. and this will spread throughout the state throughout the day. and across parts of the central gulf area, heavy rain as well in towards texas. and this rain in northern texas, we don't need it there as badly. we need it in southern texas. we've got it and more is coming. and flooding in parts of northern and central texas for your day today. an nfl player breathing a sigh of relief, a district attorney has dismissed tila tequila's accusations that sean merman -- merriman choked and threw her to the ground, now he is no longer facing the felony charges he was faced with earlier. and the curbing academy near boston is going all digital and getting rid of 20,000-book collection. say it isn't so. they'll put 18,000 amazon kindles. the problem is that when you have only a few digital copies and you -- 18? >> they're getting rid of the books? >> it's a private academy, give everyone who signs up for admission, give them a kindle as part of the admission. >> i'll miss books. i'll miss being able to sit down in a comfy chair with a blanket and read a book. >> i need to turn the page. i need to feel in additioned by turning the page. >> you know what we like to do when we have former senior advisor to former president bush karl rove on the show, we like to take him out of his element, it's karl rove unplugged. cue the animation. >> and today will be a really good one, because karl rove just attended his 40th high school reunion in salt lake city, utah. good morning! >> good morning! how are you? >> i'm well. how are you? >> before we get to the pictures of you in high school. were you the big man on campus? that's what i'm imagining? >> nerd, complete nerd, debate team, second vice president of the student body, chairman of the student council, complete nerd, hush puppies, briefcase, pocket protector, big thick classes, short squeaky voice. >> we have to show the photo and that will give us a look. oh, you pegged yourself, right on. we had you pegged for like star of the football team, star quarterback. >> dave, dave, i could expect this from clayton but not from you. >> and speaking of clayton, did you know, i've been in touch with the guys in the high-tech graphic department at fox, do you know about the retro reproduction machine. and these are from clayton high school reunion. he went to a limousine and here was the scene, all the former girlfriends chasing him, armed with clubs. what went on between you and the girlfriends? these are courtesy again of the fox high-tech graphics department using the reprographics machine. >> and we have another photo which i believe we're taking bets on what karl was in high school. there he is, a member of the glee club. i can see that. >> no, no. >> you can dance. >> the debate team member, not a singer. but bringing dune wa was -- brigadoon was our high school musical and you could have been in it. >> did you have a good time? >> i had a fabulous time to see old friends, some i've kept in touch with and some i have not seen for years. and one talked me into being an auction item for the cancer seat. so i -- for the cancer society. i then did a benefit for the american cancer society, so it was a lot of fun. >> and let's take a serious tone. there are a lot of nerds out there in high school. here's a former nerd like myself. how do you like me now? >> and you worked in the white house, karl. >> this is you, clayton. this is how they like you. >> revenge of the nerds! >> and they can have lunch with karl rove. get on ebay, you can bid on this thing, and it helps charity. see if you can have lunch with karl. >> and we have serious questions for you, karl, so don't go anywhere. we want to know what you think about president obama taking shots at the bush administration when he was supposed to be selling his health care plan. >> and blago is here on the curvy couch. he'll join us to give his side of the story in the scandal that cost him his job and could land him behind bars. we'll be right back. bicycle, i've missed you. gathering dust, as pollen floats through the air. but with the strength of zyrtec ® , the fastest, 24-hour allergy relief, i promise not to wait as long to go for our ride. with zyrtec ® i can love the air ™ . . unlock an outdoor dreamland for your indoor cat. exciting flavor combinations, plus a touch of garden greens make it irresistible. friskies indoor delights. feed the senses. ♪ >> part of the reason i faced a trillion dollar deficit when i walk in the door of the white house because too many initiatives over the last decade were not paid for, from the iraq war to... >> president obama had a prime opportunity to sell his health care reform bill during his speech to congress but instead chose to point the finger at the bush administration right off the back. we're back with fox news contributor karl rove, welcome back! >> thank you. >> most americans realize that obama was handed a huge mess when he came into office and many critics are saying this speech was an opportunity for the president to forge a bipartisan consensus, to reach out across the aisle and to try to draw bipartisan support, was it necessary to attack the bush administration again? >> no, it wasn't. it was also disingenuous. he was handed a trillion dollar deficit, actually, it was about for this fiscal year was about $250 billion when he came into office. he passed a $787 billion stimulus bill, a only new bus bill, $30 billion expansion of the s-chip and spent $350 billion that had been authorized last fall in the bank rescue package, so it's disingenuous, and it was unnecessary. he had a chance to transsent partisanship and he didn't do it. and the five concerns that people had about the bill, like will illegal aliens get benefits, he started off by saying, these are lies, distortions and completely untrue and it was a gra tuous attack. people have concerned about whether illegal aliens will get benefits. but it has no process for verification. and they proposed an amendment in the committee that said you have to show proof of citizenship in order to get the benefits and it was voted down on a party line vote with the democrats opposing it and republicans supporting it. of course there are legitimate concerns if you say they're not going to get it but no verification process. >> and the latest pew pole showing only 30% of seniors supporting health care reform and 54% are opposed to it. and the president talked about a $900 billion price tag over ten years, calling out the afghanistan war and the war in iraq for these bills. and he says he'll have to cut from medicaid to pay for that, that's not going to fly with seniors. >> $177 billion, a 20% cut in what's call medicare advantage, a insurance program in which seniors can put in some of their own money with the federal government and get supplemental coverage. basic medicare provides a benefit of value about 85% of what a private benefit would provide, so this is a way for people to get additional coverage, particularly preventive care and early screening and a 20% cut in the program guts it. that's why the president had a clever change of language. if you like what you've got, you get to keep it. and on wednesday night he said, you're not gonna be forced or required to change your coverage. of course, if the program goes away, you won't have that coverage and so you're right, you won't be able to keep it. so very artful language, but it was a missed hunt. he had -- a missed opportunity. a instead, particularly in the chamber, he aimed angry and bitter comments at the republicans in a way that was almost calculated to provoke them and to discourage them from working with him. i took this speech as a message of, i'm gonna get a bill and with democrats only and that's my message to the democrats side, don't worry about the republicans, i'll give them rhetorical lip service, but forget it republicans, you're not part of this process. >> i'm going to ask you to take off your political hat and put on your advisory hat and pretent -- pretend that you're his advisor that night. putting politics aside, did the president do what he needed to do on president wednesday night to try to sell the american people on health care? what would you have said to him when he came off stage? >> that's not the right moment. the right moment is when you're staffing that speech. it was seen by every senior advisor in the white house, they probably saw several drafts. and that's the point when they should say, mr. president, shouldn't we have a tone that is one of bipartisanship and reconciliation? this language where we call these lies and distortions, can't we say i've heard the concerns of americans and rather than taking the tone, by god, it's my way or the highway, which is exactly what we got. >> that's karl rove, he knows the white house just about better than anyone. and could the president's renewed fight against al qaeda put him at odds with his own party? ralph peters is here to explain. we'll ask him why osama bin laden is still a free man 8 years after 9/11. that's straight ahead. there was a time i wouldn't step out of the house without my makeup. now, it's no problem. 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[coughing] excuse me. >> two interesting developments happened there on campus. one is that she birdie the lab at 10:00, at 1:00, someone set off the fire alarm. we don't know anything more. that evacuates the building. and number two, a professor before this girl was ever reported missing, canceled a glass that she was supposed to attend. he now understand suspicion. >> and the one person who is not under suspicion is her fiance. often when someone goes missing they look at the husband, the boyfriend, the fiance. he was in manhattan and very, very alarmed when he couldn't get ahold of her and raced to new haven to try to find her. he has been part of leading the search for her all around campus. he is said to be devastated. the wedding is supposed to happen tomorrow morning. so this is very mysterious what has happened to annie le and hopefully they'll make in developments and headway there. >> excuse me, i was choking there. and she wrote a paper about crime in new haven and how to protect yourself against the possibility of abduction or kidnapping or perpetrators. and the signs to look out for should you be attacked. and one of the things she talks about is look at shoes, be aware of little elements you can later tell investigators. sad if this ends up being more tragic than we know right now, how fortuitous that could have been. >> and avoid portraying yourself as a potential victim. she wrote about dangerous confrontation that is still happen in the new haven community. we all hope it has a happy ending. the 4'11", 90-pound annie le still missing a day before her wedding. >> and we begin with afghanistan's presidential elections. today, election officials are set to release the preliminary results. and it could determine whether afghani president hamid karzai has enough votes to avoid a runoff. an u.n.-backed commission looks into hundreds of complaints of election fraud. results will not be certified until the investigation is complete. a march to protest big government is under way in washington. people are gathering at the nation's capital to protest big government and high taxes. including members of the tea party express. the bus tour is making its final stop in d.c. as part of the 35-city tour. china is blasting president obama for slapping tariffs on chinese tires. beijing called it an act of protectionism. and the cheap chinese tires are hurting the tire industry. and tires from china cost more. let's go over to dave for sports. >> a big night in hoops. he may be the greatest basketball player of all time, at least in my opinion. now, michael jordan has taken his place in the hall of fame, the six-time nba champion laughed and cried during his speech and praised his teammates and adversaries and talked about everybody in that crowd. he talked about those who challenged him over the years, as well. >> my competitive nature has gone a long ways from the first time i picked up any sport, baseball, football, ran track, basketball, anything in this class, i played it. when you think about -- they started inspiring me. that fire started with my parents. as i moved on in my career, people added wood to that fire. >> and some say they should retire 23 across the league. >> and rutgers women's coach and former jazz guard john stockton and congratulations to derek jeter, 2723 hits, he passes lou gehrig for the all-time yankees record for hits, that's been there 72 years. quite a record! >> and i don't know if anyone watched the ceremony. michael jordan, there's video of him schooling someone else on the court. he's still got it. >> he looks good. >> and you know what else he has, he has your suit. >> he wears it a little better than i do, though. >> and michael has far more style than i'll ever have. i think it was more of a gray silver. >> you might be on to something. >> a very nice start, especially around the south, at least temperaturewise. and there's rain across the south, cool back across the rockies, temps well below average for your day today. look at the satellite radar picture, the northeast after a miserable day yesterday, today will be improved, heavy rain in the boston area will clear out. but it's gonna be spotty for your day today. tomorrow will improve a lot across much of the northeast. so good end to the weekend. across the south is where all the problems are. a big disturbance in across parts of central gulf will continue to bring heavy rain across much of florida, in around the southern halves of alabama and mississippi, maybe into southern georgia. atlanta, i think you're fine. across texas, that's where we have the heavier rain, across the red river valley today and tomorrow. and that will bring a little bit of flooding, unfortunately. southern texas desperately needs the rain, northern texas not so much. heavy rain in oklahoma and kansas, and rain across western south dakota. and that much, it could be severe as the day heats up. across areas of the west, rain showers across northern california and this afternoon could be seeing some thunderstorms bringing some dry thunderstorms and dry lightning could cause some fires in across northern california and southern oregon. all right, dave, looks like you have exciting home depot stuff going on. >> oh, rick, i do! i know you want to come in here and get right in here. thank you, chief. what we're talking about is dryer plug-ins today. what we're doing is going from a three-prong to a four-prong plug. and i've got to ask you, plain and simple, why does it matter to me? i got a dryer and plugged it in. >> and that's most people. they haven't paid much attention to the plug they have. if you're moving from a house, if you've got a three-plug like this... >> this is older? >> yes. and if you're moving into a house built after 1999 or rewired, code requires that you have a four-prong. so you have to remove the three-prong and replace it with one of these four-prongs. >> why four prongs? >> it's safer. they've added an extra ground this makes it a little bit safer. so let's talk about how you do that. first off, when you come to the back of the dryer, you'll find one of these, a cover plate, take it off. and then also, real quick, i'll mention what else you'll find is this stress-relief bracket. let me show you on here. >> i'm worried about getting electrocuted. >> just unplug the dryer. >> obviously you have to do that. >> and these little prongs go into this hole and hold this in place, so the weight of the court doesn't pull on the connections and if you move the dryer, you don't have to worry about any damage in there. and i took some of the screws off. you have three cords, three connections. the black and red, the active ones, and the neutral in the middle. up here in the corner, this is installed at the factory, this is a neutral-to-ground connection. this will move. i'll show you on the other dryer. it's going to move and connect in the the middle. this is actually the new cord. you can see i've already installed it. you would slide it into that hole. let me turn it around. the green is actually going to go into the place of where that other cable was that i just told you about. the black is gonna go to the left, right here. the white goes in the middle, along with that neutra neutral-to-ground wire in the corner before. so you're going to detach it from here, move it and add it to the white. they both connect in the middle, and then the red connects on the right. and then you would simply add the bracket back in. and these slip in there and screw on you to the cord and you replace the cover plate. it's a very simple project. so take the other one out and replace it with this one. >> and most importantly, you don't have to buy a new dryer. people might move in and think i need a new dryer. >> absolutely not. and dryers don't even come with one of these. so if you're moving into a house, you have to install one of these. >> i do remember buying one of those from home depot. >> and you have to connect it in the back. >> all you need is this part? >> that's all you need. and it's very, very easy. and they're color-coded so you can't go wrong. >> it sounds simple and i thought it would be confusing. can you go look for blago for us? >> he could be in the dryer! [laughter] >> new footage of a dea ops raid in afghanistan. how are the operations affecting our military objectives? oliver north joins us from kabul this morning. there he is. and will rod blagojevich show up and honor his commitment? still no sign of blago but you have to -- check the dryers. and over to neil cavuto for what's coming up. >> good morning! tea partiers in d.c. today pushing back against president obama's push for his $900 billion health care plan he says won't cost a penny. they say it will cost trillions. and sending kids to chubby camp to cut costs. i would like to weigh in on that one. and a bill on capitol hill that no one is talking about, but could burn a hole in your pocketbook faster than health care. why are union ties sending jobs overseas. the cost of freedom, see you then. geatmagi reen f a.. coatofigf poulida.. 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are you seeing increased casualties? overall, describe how this war has progressed in the last couple of weeks. >> clayton, there's no doubt that there's an increase in casualties over the time we were here last year. obviously for the reason they're going into the taliban strongholds that have been theirs to control ever since 2002. what you're now seeing is taking the fight to the taliban literally across the full length of the country from -- all the way to the pakistani border. and at the same time the taliban is being pressured inside pakistan in places like waziristan and the tribal areas. and the casualty rates will probably go up a little bit more because they're being pressed. but they don't want to have a gunfight with any of the u.s. conventional forces out here. the big challenge continues to be training sufficient numbers of afghans to take responsibility for their own future. >> absolutely one of the most important points and getting rid of the opium fields as well. colonel north, live in kabul, unbelievable footage this morning. colonel, stay safe, thanks so much. should you praise your children as much as possible because it helps boost the self-esteem, or are you doing them a disservice? an author said it's a bad idea to heap praise on your children. >> i have to go look for blago, we only have 11 minutes. >> blago! blago? >> have we scared him away this morning? maybe he's on his way. ♪ well, listen up, parents: have you ever told your child that he or she is smart or maybe they've played a great game when it wasn't so great? if you shower your child with praise, even if it's true, you may be doing them more harm than good. poe bronson is the author of that book. and sara is a state at home mom and former preschool teacher and believes in praise. welcome to both of you this morning. >> thank you for having us, appreciate that. >> poe, what is wrong with telling your kids how great they are? >> it's about how often we tell them this. because in the award center of your brain, above that is a circuit to handle periods of delayed gratification when things get difficult. if we praise them all the time, we're literally changing their brains to expect constant rewards from everything they do in life. and the neurosciences is discovering that constant praise is changing their brains. >> interesting. so there's an is study that says you tried hard, good effort, but telling them their smart sets them up for getting a lower grade the next time they take a test. do you understand? >> absolutely. [overlapping speakers] >> sorry, go ahead, sara. >> i do understand and i understand that there's lots of statistics and research out there. but then it causes parents to overanalyze their parenting skills. as parents, we should do what feels natural to us. for me, what feels natural is to praise my child and praise her often for the things that she does that amaze me every day. and this encourages her to continue to motivate and learn and experiment through her play. >> poe, what's wrong with that? >> she's right about we should understand the science and then do what feels natural, but we shouldn't be misinformed about the science in the first place. in this case, the science is quite clear, children should here effort-based praise at least 75% of the time. if they're hearing the idea that you either have it or you don't, you either have smarts or creativity or shy or not shirx if they hear it mornin morning -- more than 25% of the time, they think it's a matter of whether you're born with it or not. it's not a strict guideline, it gives them rough proportions to think about. >> the book is interesting and it's "nurture shock." and thank you for joining us for your take on it. we'd love to hear from all of you on the blog, your opinion about this. and "fox & friends" will be and "fox & friends" will be right back. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. s no problem. 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