earthquake, a massive swell of water tearing up the streets and hurling waters and beating debris around like toys. i'm gregg jarrett, we're live as fox reports tonight. his word sparked a firestorm of criticism. >> they always say we can't believe it happened. we can't believe these suburban white kids, it's only them-- >> now, a white house green czar is stepping down and blaming what he calls a vicious smear campaign against him. >> and he says that his statement understood he was going to get in the way. >> it's an issue at the very top of the president's domestic agenda. and tonight, word the white house may be willing to negotiate on the so-called public option. part of health care reform, but will the president's liberal base give up on a government-run insurance plan? also tonight, chaos as a speeding car careens into a busy hospital lobby and the suspect take off, a bear breaks into a cozy wooden retreat and can't get out. plus, a major shark warning along the northeastern coast line, keeping thousands out of the water on a bustling holiday weekend. but the president's advisor for environmentally friendly jobs, the so-called green czar, stepping down today amid a firestorm of controversy and it's also triggering a much larger debate. over the president's use of czars in the first place. van jones apologized last week for some controversial position and he signed a petition, calling for an investigation into the government's involvement in the attacks of 9/ 9/11, that 2004 petition asked for congressional hearings and other investigations into what whether high level governmental officials allowed the attacks to occur. although he says it never reflected his actual views. he referred to republicans with an expletive and he drew ire for these statements made in 2005. >> our young white males are suffering from this society, profound profoundly, profound ly and nobody is saying a word about it. you've never seen a columbine done by a black child. never. they always say we can't believe it happened here, we can't believe it was these, these suburban white kids. it's only them. >> overnight van jones stepped down and released this statement. quote, opponents of reform mounted a vicious smear campaign against me. they're using lies and distortions to distract and divide, but i came here to fight for others not for myself. i cannot in good conscience ask my colleagues to expend precious time and energy defending or explaining my past. we need all hands on deck fighting for the future. jones' resignation, raising new questions over the president's czars, unlike cabinet members they do not have to be approved by congress. that's an advantage for the white house, as the approval process says has become drawn out and contentious in recent administrations. caroline shively with the news, caroline? >> gregg, in the wake of green czar van jones stepping down over a controversy of remarks came to life, a republican congressman is calling on the obama administration to stop appointing any more czars. appointees who generally don't have to be confirmed by congress. >> i'm suggesting that the administration should suspend immediately any future czar appointments while the both the constitutionality of this practice is examined and while the background and qualifications of individuals who have been appointed as czars has been carefully examined. >> jones quit his job in a letter late saturday night. saying his new statements have become a distraction for the administration. the most controversial about jones a petition he signed in 2004, asking for an investigation into whether bush administration officials allowed the neven attacks to happen. although jones said he didn't read it very closely. he remains popular with a number of democrats. >> this guy is a yale educated lawyer, a best selling author about his specialty, i think he was brought down. and i think it's too bad. washington is a tough place that way and i think it's a loss to the country. >> this morning, white house press secretary robert gibbs was asked if he thinks there's a problem with the white house vetting process. he says no, gregg? >> caroline, thank you so much. what do you think? was resigning the right move here? log on to fox news to vote. and so far more than 44,000 voted and 98% said he made the right choice and 2% said he had not and admittedly this is an unscientific survey. >> it may be the most important address of president obama's time in office so far. this wednesday, the president delivering a prime time health care address to a joint session of congress, and perhaps more importantly to the american people. to date, the president, leaving much of the push of health care reform to congressional suspects, but their proposals, as we certainly saw in town halls throughout august, greeted with growing skepticism by voters and now the president signaling he may need to take full ownership of any deal in order to get something passed. but, just how much is the white house willing to compromise, especially on controversial proposals like the public option, which the government-run health insurance plan is all about. today, the white house press secretary saying we'll have to wait to see. >> the president believes it's a valuable tool and i think you'll hear him. >> it's a valuable tool to provide choice in suspicion, something you'll hear him. >> republicans offering their own advice for what the president should say about heck on wednesday. on-- health care on wednesday. >> i think he should say, my fellow americans, let's start over and let's focus on cost, cost to you when you buy your health insurance, cost to the american people for their government and let's do it step by step. let's don't try to change the whole system at once. >> so, it's language like this that meet the tone for negotiations. julie kirtz with more. >> hi, gregg, maybe some room for compromise, maybe as the president works on that prime time speech to congress. spokesman robert gibbs today refuses to say whether the president would veto a health care bill that doesn't include a public option. and the president's top political advisor, david axlerod says a government health insurance option is important, but there may be room to maneuver, here is how axlerod put it. >> he believed the public option is a good tool. now, it shouldn't define the whole health care debate, however, the there are the insurance guarantees that are in there for the 160 million people who have employer based coverage are absolutely essential so that they have the ability to hang on to their insurance if they get seriously ill. >> the president's speech is risky as he tries to salvage the health care of plans. polls show the public is wary after big expensive overhaul with cost estimates 1 trillion over ten years, there's no agreement on capitol hill whether to take big, bold action now or phase reforms in. during his wednesday night address. listen to the choice, insurance reform and competition, features that appeal to the already assured middle class and the white house advisors say the president may unveil his own health care plan as a way to gain some leverage as the poll numbers weaken. right now, the advisors press stress that the president wants a public option. is it a make or break issue? that was left unanswered today. gregg? >> julie kirtz live in washington. out of a different speech, anger surrounding president obama's address to american school children is quote, silly. that from the secretary of education today. and many parents say they will not allow their children to attend school on tuesday because they feel the president is trying to impose his agenda on them. well, this morning, on cbs' face the nation, education secretary marte duncan assures this speech is optional and dismisses the controversy. >> they can go to school, it's a 18 minute speech and don't try to focus on the silly stuff. i try to focus what's going on for our nation's children. the president will deliver his speech to schools through the internet and also on the cable television channel c-span >> a wild fire alert. signs of progress in the effort to control the deadly los angeles station fire. the u.s. forest service saying that firefighters indeed contained more than half of the blaze and they're building protective lines close to a mountain highway. the wildfire so far killed two firefighters and scorched nearly 250 square miles and authorities say it is part of a murder investigation because evidence shows that arsonists intentionally ignited it. and the weather in southern california may help those firefighting efforts. we're told that cooler temperatures and higher humidity levels expected throughout much of next week, meanwhile, the rest of the country still experiencing some rather balmy conditions, but wet weather tomorrow could rain out some folks' barbecue plans. domenica davis now live in the fox weather center with that. hi, domenica. >> hi, gregg, we're dealing with balmy temperatures not only today, but carry us into the labor day and here is the areas of concern that could affect your barbecue come monday. we do have some stormy conditions to the south that will go into the ohio valley and again from the desert southwest all the way through the front range of the rockies where we'll be looking at scattered showers and thunderstorms, now, the rain we've been seeing in washington, and oregon, that's going to be replaced with cool air and it stays sunny with temperatures sitting near average average so seasonal tents for the california area on monday and really seeing much. week, so continue to see lower temperatures and some higher humidity. here is a look at the actual highs for your labor day. 72 in new york, 86 in memphis, i need to mention we have some strong storms around the nashville area right now that have prompted some tornado warnings. gregg. >> domenica davis, domenica, thanks. >> well, a little boy found alive after an alleged kidnapping by his own mother in the middle of a custody dispute and the mom, she could have taken him anywhere, instead she kept him in the equivalent of a back yard bunker for nearly two years, wait until you hear who cops say helped her do it. it would probably take someone filled with evil to drive a car into a hospital lobby, but that's precisely what one man cost and guess what, he claims to be the devil. that's next. to help avoid dental problems i give patients act restoring mouthwash. act kills germs, restores minerals strengthens enamel. act restoring-- for strong teeth act now. during endless shrimp at red lobster, you can have something decadent... with something spicy. then something crunchy, then something new... like wood-grilled shrimp with a tangy teriyaki glaze. and after that, you can do it all again. it's endless shrimp. indulge in endless choices of your favorite shrimp dishes. while the shrimp are 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sidekick, that's not coming easily. >> the dog and the subject both attacked the officer, so, and that individual subsequently chased. >> well, this 31-year-old now facing a slew of charges, we're told another man in a car not expected to be charged and we understand he the attacked officer is doing okay. >> you're not going to believe this, a little boy missing for two long years turns up alive inside a tiny hidden room at his grandmother's home. police say six-year-old ricky was living in a cramped room about five foot by 12 foot and the height of a washing machine. the officials charged the mother with felony child abduction and busting the boy's grandmother, said she helped keep him hidden in the rural illinois home, since the child went missing in 2007. his mother and grandmother both accused of father of sexual abuse, we're told the child welfare workers are investigating those claims now. in the meantime, ricky is staying with a relative. his dad denies ever hurting the little boy and says he just glad his son was found safe. >> my son was kept captive in a house, basically, and not allowed to look out the window unless it was dark and not allowed to go outside unless it was night, and i i saw him as white as my car, he's pale. >> police say surprisingly ricky is doing quite well. social and talkative especially for somebody kept indoors and isolated for so very long. when one little boy is found, another is missing in california, but new efforts underway this hour to try to find him. five-year-old hasanni campbell missing almost a month and police had stopped searching for the child, but volunteers in freemont, well, they're not giving up. this weekend a scuba diver is checking out lake elizabeth and other volunteers are looking along shoreline. the one time disabled faster care parents were arrested in the case, but now released. another search is planned for next weekend. fox news is tracking the h1n1 and the rush to get a vaccine ready by next month. as we've reported, children are among those most at risk of getting the virus. and the centers for disease control and prevention urging parents to get their kids vaccinated with up to two doses. now, the c.d.c.'s director even says his own children will get the shot once it's available, but as laura ingle reports, many parents are deeply concerned about the side effects, wondering if it's newly developed vaccine will be safe for their kids. >> well, gregg, many parents are reporting that they're still wary of the h1n1 vaccine that's still developed. according to a new associated press poll, most parents are okay with their kids receiving vaccinations at school, but only a third of people saying they're likely to get vaccinated themselves. the biggest concerns have been overpotential side effects, while the regular seasonal flu vaccine is one of the safest innoculations on the planet. and past swine flu shots caused health concerns. in 1976 there were reports many would receive the vaccinations and his was a real paralyzing condition. a physician in new jersey whose own son recovered from the swine flu, he says we've still got a lot of testing to do. >> to be completely confident in the vaccine what you would love to see is both short and long-term safety and effective necessary data. we're in a situation where we may not have that. so what we have to do as always is weigh risks and benefits. >> as clinical trials continue, the centers for disease control hopes to have the vaccine ready by fall, a multi-million dollar campaign to encourage people to get vaccinated at their own discretion. while the top vac nation officials have reportedly been meeting to decide which age group will get top priority once the vaccine is made, many parents are still looking to be filled in on the details. >> i have concerns what's in the vaccine. i have concerns about whether it's been tested properly. what its efficacy is, i think as parents, we deserve to have that information before we make a decision. >> a spokesperson for the c.d.c. tells fox that they want to assure the public that they won't push anybody into getting the vaccination and that they want the public to be educated, not coerced, gregg. >> laura ingle, thanks very much. by the way, we're getting more and more information in all the time about the h1n1 or swine flu. for more on now you can protect yourself all you have to do is go to our website, foxnews.com, click on search, put in the key word h1n1 and a list of stories will pop up that can help you. well, a swimming ban on labor day at one of the nation's most popular beaches. air not going to believe the reason why. it's well, something straight out of a classic american movie. details next. plus, how your dog with save another dog's life and well, you can make a little dough along the way for yourself. we'll explain coming up. , unlock a sensory wonderland, overflowing with an amazing combination of seven tantalizing flavors your cat 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and ten feet long. a large group of seals in the area, probably what's drawing in the sharks and get this, the plan to tag the sharks with electronic tracking twices and researchers can keep a close eye where they're heading. the state is also warning swimmers in neighboring areas to be on the lookout for those sharks. >> hamas seive cleanup underway after a water main bursts in a popular neighborhood. dozens evacuated the homes in studio city when the mains broke and glooded the street. cars were swept away and the fire department says nobody was injured. somebody did have to be rescue $or their car was swept away. several homes and businesses damaged, temporary shelters set up for the people needing a place to stay. >> for decades researchers have been unable to find a cure for the deadly aids virus, there could be a break through. scientists found two powerful antibodies that could be key to developing an effective vaccine and antibodies were isolated from blood samples of positive donors who showed a natural resistance to the virus. and researchers for the international aids vaccine initiative say that two antibodies capable of neutralize bei ing many of the different strains by blocking the virus from creating infections and multiplying. the who estimates that 33 million people are currently infected with hiv. americans spending more and more money to care for pets these days, including complicated procedures that increased the demand for dog blood. now, consider this, estimates say dogs in the u.s. get more than a quarter million blood transfusions every year. and as humans have four different blood types, dogs have many more. so to increase the blood supply, many clinics offering perks to owners who allow their pups to become, well, doggy blood donors, here is tara williams from our station, wfld fox 32 in chicago. >> meet bailey, a burmese mountain dog and collie mix, a german mountain dog and sunny, a german mountain dog, all boys and all blood donors. >> there we go. >> if people need it, animals need it, too. >> owner susan says that the vet bills, she spends hundreds of dollars on the big guys. >> similar to a human unit. >> to cut down the vet costs she applied all three dogs for the donor program at the animal treatment center and takes about ten minutes, a quick shave, a quick cleaning and then a quick stick and they're done. >> but, honestly they doesn't feel it. >> every one one of her dogs gives a life saving unit of blood. gets back a $25 credit into her account. >> and our bank is up over $700 now and they say whatever is wrong, that i couldn't afford to have them done, so it's a great thing to have in the bank. >> now, there are some requirements to be a blood donor, these guys weigh about 150 pounds apiece. the minimum is 50 pounds. they also have to be between one and seven years of age, be spayed or neutered, be on regular flea, tick and heart warm preventive and up-to-date on vaccines, besides getting the cookies they want. they need to know they're saving sick dogs. >> up to four lives every time they come in amazing and we do use every drop. >> and they're saving their owner money, happy owner, happy doggy, on the northwest said, tara williams, fox chicago news. >> and fox is tracking h1n1, we'll told you how to be prepared. coming up what the government is doing so it will be ready in case of an outbreak. plus, we have a fox report, bear alert. that's right, the poor guys trapped. all of it on camera, tell you about it coming up. ♪ . gentlemen, oreo has rejected my bid to buy the dsrl. so we lick race for it, right here with double stuf gold. but mr. trump, my brother and i are the defending champions. and, let's be honest, you don't even have a partner. oh, i've got a partner. no you don't. yes i do. no you don't. yes i do. me! no way, it's... double trump. and we're gonna be yooge. 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>> that's right, and you know, the flu is typically spread by kids and young adults. and then it gets to the vulnerable people, so, expanding the immunization from kids to younger adults is a good idea. college age students and so forth. you know, we will see this, this will have, this may not have any serious effects, but viruses can also mutate. so, with this many people affected, i think it's good to be on the safe side and remember that we're talking 45 years ago when we last experienced swine flu. we've learned a lot in the vaccine production process, and how to test this out. i think the c.d.c. will do a good job of being safe before the next vaccine gets to it. but i think we ought to take it seriously as a nation. >> there are a lot of people. parents especially understandably are very concerned about giving a vaccine to their children and the vaccine hasn't been fully tested in the late stages of testing, right? how convened are you that it's safe for a parent to give their children or their parent who may be elderly? >> i think that there's a lot of people worried about vaccines in general, despite the fact there's overwhelming evidence that the vaccines we're using today are very safe and have saved millions and millions of lives for the spread of diseases like polio, diphtheria, at the time nas, so forth. we're doing a great job of screening for the this and i think when it's ready the c.d.c. will have done enough test to go make sure it's safe. we want to make sure that the vulnerable among us in society don't necessarily get infected and we have excess mortality out there. let's watch it. we're going to be coming back in about a month with more information. >> dr. jack, thank you for being with us. >> thanks. >> america's biggest' lie in the middle east taking a firm stand against the obama administration at issue, israel's continued construction of settlements in the west bank. israel has no plans, and any chance of a break through in the regions conflict. mike tobin has more from jerusalem. >> this is his most defiant act to the united states. today the israeli cabinet lined up behind president netanyahu. the cabinet stood behind his intention to build more on the west bank. in addition to the incompleted projects. and this is opposes obama's plan. the white house said the u.s. regretted the plans for additional construction and does not accept the legitimacy of continued settlement expansion. a possible three-way meeting between palestinian abbas, president netanyahu and president obama scheduled for later this month the first peace talks since netanyahu took office. however, president abbas hint that had the meeting would be scrapped because netanyahu refuses to halt construction. iz had talked about a potential moratorium, but the u.s. called only for a complete freeze on new construction. 300,000 israeli settlers live in the west bank, among 2.5 million palestinians. gregg, back to you. >> gregg: mike tobin, thargs. we promised we'd show you the massive ancient wall said to be 3 -- and many of the boulders four to five tons, the wall is 26 feet high and appears to have been use today defend a spring still in use today. what was supposed to be a quick fix to one of the nation's busiest bridges, well, it's turned up a nasty sprurprise, a crack in a length that holds the bridge up. what does it mean for thousands who rely on the bridge every day? 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chicago police officer lost his ability to walk while in the line of duty and now he's fighting back. >> all right. >> yes. >> nicely done. >> he works as hard now as he ever did as a chicago police officer. >> the little things i do, i'm exhausted and i'm physically exhausted. >> okay, push it with your fingers. >> on may 27th cole was paralyzed from an auto accident that happened as he responded to a call. and as this surveillance video shows, people ran to the crash scene from a gas station across the street. one of them was not there to help. as cole explained to fox in an interview two months ago. >> pushed me over and stole my gun, my caughwallet, my money, clip and he kept moving my head. so there's-- in my mind, there's a possibility that he may have had worsened my spinal cord. >> after threatening to kill the officer, the man ran away. police later arrested 22-year-old rushown shannon who was charged with robbery, disarming a police officer, and unlawful possession of a weapon by a felon. it's one of those situations like this, you never know what's going to happen. >> cole's supervisor with the chicago police department says that cole's situation is a stark reminder, the specter of injury, even death is ever present in this job. >> very fragile and i think this brings it to everybody a little more, lie, hey, wait a minute, this could easily happen to me, easily and any day. >> cole says he knew craig hospital in denver was where he needed to be. >> i came here july 1st with no-- >> spinal cord injuries from almost every state in the country have come to craig hospital for rehabilitation, for two decades the work they do here has been ranked among the top rehab hospitals nationwide. four of the students from columbine recovered here and so did roy horn from significaegfr roy after he was mauled by a tiger. >> i could barely move my arm and my neck. >>'s he a worker, a fighter, he's tough he takes things on. >> cole heads home to chicago in a few weeks where he'll continue his rehabilitation work. >> in denver, alicia acuna, fox news. >> well, now what they say, if life gives you lemons, make lemonades. precisely what a young brother and sister team is doing in alexandria virginia, their dad is recovering from brain cancer. they decided to set up a lemonade stand for cancer research and their dad could not be prouder of them. >> there are other things, very, very valuable as far as how you can help out. >> well, kids were hoping to raise $100, but when people heard their story, well, they came from miles away to buy that special lemonade and so far, they've raised $400. and they're planning to keep their stand up throughout the weekend. way to go, abby and jake. >> well, a bear caught raiding the fridge for ice cream and one of the happiest family reunions that we've ever seen, just two stops as we go across america >> arizona, the driver of an suv running a red light. and slamming into a bike rail train. the impact knocking the the train off the tracks and sending several people to the hospital. >> we're told nobody was seriously injured. colorado, a black bear crashed in the kitchen at timberline lodge and breaking into the freezer where he chowed down on some ice cream. folks say the bear had no trouble getting in, but couldn't find a way out. >> ironic that what we did to keep him out actually kept him in here. so, we locked the dead bolt of the door here and he was up against that trying to get out. he wasn't able to get out of the door. >> we're told the bear eventually knocked out a window and climbed out and this is the latest bear break-in in the area this year. georgia, the town of rome, out f of white fabric and sheets as folks stock up for one huge toga party. it was an attempt to break the guinness world record. we're told about 1200 people showed up. that's about a thousand people short of the record. pennsylvania. one very happy family reunion. >> a woman in philadelphia finding her biological family 20 years after they gave her up for adoption. she found them when she googled her name and learned her biological sister was looking for her. >> i'm just-- i don't know how to describe it. >> we're told the family plans to catch up on lost time this long holiday weekend. and that's a fox watch across america. million dollar plus homes being sold for incredible bargains, where the blockbuster sale is happening and how much pt luxury homes may cost you. and, it's the season in idaho, the creatures are off the endangered species list. they're howling mad at a hunter and trying to find him in montana. that's next. 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. >> if you think he have' gotten an unfair speeding ticket. listen to 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priced at a million dollars or more in the orlando area. and it's tough in boom time and now buyers are scarce. >> you make an offer i'm negotiating with myself. it starts with an offer. >> and sellers are eager to deal. >> florida is a bargain today. we've already received a price discount is in place. prices can be down, 30, 35, 40% of the marketplace. >> the national association of realtors says across the country there is a 41 month oversupply of expensive homes, many at bargain prices. three years ago, more than 350 homes priced at a million dollars or more sold in orldz in just six months. fast forward, and this same real estate market is one of the hardest hit in florida. here in orlando, this home used to be worth about 4 million dollars. today, this exact same home is listed at about half that price. and i'm told, that homes in the 4 million dollar range and up are moving at a pretty good clip. let's go inside. the homes are selling at about four or five months and have been 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