shep? shepard: noily line in cincinnati. voters in alaska will not find senator lisa murkowski s name next to the republican party in the ballot tomorrow. in fact, they won t find her name at all. instead, this is what they will see, murkowski lost the republican primary next to tea party favorite joe miller and now a write-in candidate. she tells greta van susteren if she does win she will continue to caucus with the republicans. i have been a republican since i was 18, unlike one of my opponents who has switched out of about four different times now. but, yes, i believe that i will be with the republicans as i was before. shepard: latest polls show lisa murkowski in a tight race with republican joe miller while adams trails behind. dan springer live in anchorage and the satellite is having a problem. he is on the phone with us. this has been one of the more unpredictable races we have seen this year, dan. it sure has, shepard. it s like a wild west three way gun fight where n
cooperate with the feds. it s interesting because she is not on the prosecution witness list, though she does appear to be on the defense witness list. jury selection will continue again tomorrow, shep. shepard: trace gallagher live in l.a. thanks. news bytes now and the internet phenomenon twitter on track to reach 200 million users by the end of this year. the new york times reports in today s edition of the social networking site is adding about 370,000 new users every single day. how is that possible? twitter still trails facebook which now lists more than half a billion users. and iphone glitch reportedly had a lot of folks running late today in europe. apparently the alarm end of summertime causing it to go off an hour late. the u.s. switches this sunday we re told apple is working on a fix. the house minority leader john boehner looking for a possie promotion after election day. coming up, we will go live to the congressman s home state of ohio where he spoke just minutes
consequences, this alternate juror apparently had romance on the mind and was scolded by the judge for what he called a stupid thing to do. now this alternate apologized for writing a flirty note to a court martial asking him to meet her at a bar. the defense asked to dismiss her but the judge said he thought she could still be impartial and that he needs her. you see a female juror was excused friday after a clerk court overheard her bad mouthing a defense witness to another juror which leaves 12 jurors and only one alternate left now. shep? shepard: the defense rested today. what happens next. tomorrow the prosecutors will call the first of their rebuttal witnesses. today jurors heard from hayes himself through a letter that he wrote to his son two years before the home invasion about his long criminal history and drugs. closing arguments could come as soon as thursday. shep? shepard: laura ingle live in new york city. thanks. fox news is america s election headquarters. and vo
they secrete oil, which we could turn into biofuels. they also absorb co2. we re hoping to supplement the fuels that we use in our vehicles, and to do this at a large enough scale to someday help meet the wor s energy demands. shepard: what s more dangerous, heroin, crack cocaine, or alcohol? it s definitely the booze accord fog a new report out of the united kingdom. researchers in great britain evaluated those stub stance and others including marijuana, methamphetamines and ecstasy and ranked them how destructive they are to society as a whole. alcohol on top because it s so widely used and has devastating consequences for the drinkers and those around them. the study online medical journal lance set. other, the planet. it appears the rent is too damn high on planet blago and perhaps to help pay the bills, our favorite exgovernor is hitting the airways as a pitch man for what else but nuts?
seen in the past two years. there are 15 million americans unemployed. more than 6 million have been out of work for a half a year or longer. republicans say the republicans and democrats are missing the mark with hundreds of billions in spending. democrats say the recession is the republican s fault and the economy would be worse off had they not passed their stimulus bill, shep. shepard: investors are certainly watching all of that yet the markets, eh. absolutely. markets up and down today. ended up a little high. actually started off pretty good today, shep. about 100 points up on the day on some pretty decent construction numbers and manufacturing numbers. by the end of the day, investors stayed cautious waiting on the fed s announcement. job numbers and election rules. the dow jones industrial average settled up 6 points. the s&p 500 closed up 1.12 points or a point 12. nasdaq composite lost 12 and a half points. basically a flat day on wall street. shepard: rich edson on fo