mood, all the time. don t go there. follow the money! bill: check out eric s show, monday, tuesday, wednesday, friday, 10:eastern time. thank you, eric. thank you. heather: talking about this next, is the white house revealing too much information about the raid that killed usama bin laden? the administration has been open with all of the details of the operation and the intelligence has been seized by the navy s.e.a.l.s and former defense secretary donald rumsfeld says the government needs to stop talking and needs to stop doing it fast. bill: and this started, a web site, now part of our vocabulary, we re talking about google, but what happens after you hit the search button. the concerns over your privacy, moments away. [ male announcer ] if you ve been to the hospital with heart-related chest pain or a heart attack known as acs, you may not wanto face the fact that you re at greater risk of a heart attack or stroke.
back into the homes and the water being in these trail,and homes up to three weeks and by the time the water is gone everything will have to be destroyed and will not be able to be inhabited again and big problems, and bill here s the story, the mississippi river is so high, all the tributaries that go into it, have been backed up by the mississippi and, so the mississippi is protected by levees and all of these other tributaries don t have the same protection, and it is all those areas, that are really getting in and impacting where people live, bill? bill: i think the most phenomenal number i have heard so far, rick, is this: in the past two weeks, rainfall in that area, where you a are working and areas around there are 6, rick, you have will have your work cut out for you and we ll wait for the crest later,today, rick, thank you. heather: and, not just a wet spring but also, a lot of snow,
through the winter so true on that, too, a fox news alert. out of los angeles, now, this is the update on the food processing plants, we brought you last hour, l.a. county fire telling fox news, they a three-alarm blaze now, about 100 firefighters on the scene. this is 30 more than last hour, and, l.a. county fire telling us they got the call at 5:35 local time, about 90 minutes ago and, now the area of huntington park, where it continues to not just burn, but, look at the smoke drifting into the sky, they were hoping to make sure they could contain the blaze and make sure it does not spread to other factories or structures in the area, and looks, right now, that that is exactly what happened there. but, that plant is huge, covers several thousand square feet. and it is a food processing plant, burning now in los angeles. 10 minutes past the hour, now, heather. heather: and they want to be sure it doesn t jump to another building. we asked, is the administration giving up too m
at home. how is the white house handling the mission at the moment. here is our poll. so far 67% say they are sharing too much sense of the data. but you can still weigh in on our web site. thanks again. heather: the 2012 election. does the republican party with a front runner? and if so, who is it. pakistani officials trying to out the top cia official in pakistan? we ll go live on the ground in islamabad. arthritis means pain.
this gang of grannies are pickpockets. or are they grannies or is that just a good costume. they ve stolen half a million dollars, cards and credit cards from shoppers. they have the perfect cover because nobody expects a sweet lady to be a kraeuft tee criminal, apparently these three are, or are they women? heather: forecasters now predict being the swollen mississippi river will crest later today, that is sooner than the previous estimate of tuesday morning. the army corps of engineers saying the floodwaters from the mighty mississippi are so immense they could fill a football field 44 feet deep in just a single second. tennessee governor bill haslyn joins us now live from nashville. good morning, governor. evacuations going on in your state. are people listening so par? how is it going? i think they are. you mentioned the power of the mississippi, until you see that you see the mississippi without banks and it goes about two