over the air quality. our chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is live outside of springerville, arizona, with more. and, rick, you have been there now for a couple of days, and it doesn t seem to be getting much better. what about the winds? rick: in fact the winds are getting worse. last week, two days where the winds calmed down enough, to let them get in and get the crews and the equipment into the desirable locations, and, that helps them in the combating the fire effort greatly and now, the winds have increased, back up to 30 miles per hour, and, today it will be up to around 40 miles per hour and those are gusts and that will be the case tomorrow into tuesday, and that is a big concern, some of these fires could then shoot off embers, up to 1-2 miles over where they are, kind of spot-fires, then, sparking and that is why they are not allowing people to go into the communities and they ve done a good job at protecting the communities, including the one behind me here,
nightly news seem to cover the weiner scandal. did they favor him? we ll have a special report. touch the bone chewed on by animals. bill: things looking worse and worse for casey anthony accused of murdering her 2-year-old daughter. will she be executed? geraldo with an i couldn t know date. nops the factor begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. big shakeup in the republican presidential race. newt gingrich s campaign is falling apart. most of his staff has quit. and the former speaker is pretty much done as a serious candidate. of course, there is always a possibility of a miraculous come back but things look very bad for mr. gingrich who says creative differences led to the split. there is a fundamental strategic difference between the traditional consulting community and the kind of campaign i want to run. now, we ll find out over the next year who is right. mr. gingrich losing 16 employees. now, the situation is similar to fred
the debate offer internet sales taxes. welcome to the journal editorial report. i m paul giggo. the fair tax, the proposal to replace all income and payroll taxes with a 23% national sales tax and presidential candidates have run on it and lost in the past. most notably governor mike huckabee in 2008. and this time around, it s businessman herman cain who has picked up the fair tax issue and i spoke to cain earlier this week and asked the g.o.p. hopeful if he thinks he can win the nomination proposing a 23% tax on everything that americans buy? the answer is yes for the following reasons, first of all, it replaces the federal income tax, it replaces the fica tax currently taken out and we re still raising the same amount of money, secondly, the fair tax moves taxation from a decision by the government on your income to a decision made by the consumer based upon that purchased behavior. so, that s one of the big advantages. now, the other big advantage is that you ll raise t
bacon cheeseburger pizza. bill: also, who is her main cain and why is he running for president? he will be here to tell us. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services bill: hi, i m bill o reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama must lead on the economy and stop the nonsense. that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. more bad news today, more than 400,000 americans filed for first time unemployment benefits last week. raising the specter of a double dip recession. also moody s and other credit agencies are now actually warning, warning the obama administration that the nation s 14 trillion-dollar-plus debt is not acceptable. the president and congress do not address the situation, america s credit rating worldwide will be downgraded. but even if the face of all of this, president obama continues to talk up government spending. we could choose not to make investment
another day of graphic testimony in the murder trial of casey anthony. witnesses described what was left of anthony s little girl. after a utility worker found the remains. the toddler s mother and accused killer broke down again on the stand or in the courtroom, sobbing as the expert testified that at in point animals had come across little caylee s body. top of the bones, these have been chewed on by animals. this bone here actually is a fragment that you can put right back into place there. crying casey anthony faces first-degree murder charges and the possibility of a death sentence, and that is a lawyer trying to comfort her as the witness continues talking about little caylee s remains. this come as day after the 25-year-old got sick when prosecutors show the photos of her daughter s case and the medical examiner testified of the significance of the duct tape they found on caylee s skull. there is no child that should have duct tape on its face when it dies. there