a horrific scene, a bus carrying mostly teenagers from a church group tommablys down a mountain highway, patty ann brown has more from the breaking news desk. reporter: jon, as you say, most of the victims were kids and teenagers in middle school and high school coming home from a weekend bible study retreat with their korean church, the light of love mission, their driver, a 61-year-old church member who volunteered to drive them, was killed. and 23 people were injured, ten seriously. the bus was returning to pasadena pasadena yesterday from twin peeks when that driver lost control and crossed on into coming traffic, they hit an suv head on. after hitting the nissan murano the bus hit a telephone pole and then slid 20 feet down an embankment. the accident happened near the pine crest christian conference center where the retreat had been held, the california highway patrol says alcohol did not appear
jon: western nations are demanding an immediate end to mommar qaddafi s crackdown on his own people, moments ago this was the scene a. defiant qaddafi speaking out, saying he has no intention of stepping down, and that protestors are serving the devil. judith miller is fox news contributor and adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute, she has interviewed mommar qaddafi many, many times. when you see this guy, when you hear his rant, the first question that comes to my mind is is he crazy. well, in a normal part of the world he would probably be certifiable, but in that part of the world, jon, as tough as it is, you don t stay in power for 42 years without having either a large em, which he has, but more than that, a lot of kind of determination to stay in power. this guy will kill, has killed, will do whatever he needs to do to stay in power.
cleared. jenna: certainly a ways to go. it s something we ll continue to watch, this housing story. james rosen live from d.c., thanks. thank you. jon: of course my favorite pictures of the day, there are lots of animals, wild animals at the zoo. safety is a top priority. and at one zoo in japan, they even conduct drills to prepare for what would happen if, say, a tiger were to escape its pen. but they don t use a real wild animal. instead, they use this. there s the net. see him? way in the distance? there s a tiger! poor guy dressed in a tiger costume. looks dangerous, right? check out how he s roaming around the zoo, the brave zoo staff, tracking his every scary move. working hard to catch him, chasing him with a net, a car even trailing him. they finally get ahold of him and the tiger puts up a real fight as the staff used sticks to encourage him to behave.
that man lowered out of the window. jon: apparently office buildings were shaking, glass popping out of windows. just a horrific scene there. jenna: very scary stuff. along with this story as well, a bus filled with teens, crashes, tumbling down a mountain highway. we have new information on this deadly accident, what happened there. jon: could there be trouble ahead for democrats in 2012. why som true blue states seem to be up for grabs now and what it means for both parties. jenna: the boy scout mato is to be prepared and at one zoo in japan, workers staged a drill to prepare for a tiger. what they re doing there. this is for real and it gets better. back in three minutes.
block votes on labor bills there. chris stirewalt is the fox news digital poll six editor. i guess they looked over at wisconsin and said, hey if it stops legislation we ll try it here in ohio, huh. reporter: somebody already said today that this is a good time to own stock in a hotel chain that has a lot of property in illinois. democrats from adjacent states seem to be fleeing there in droves. jon: why illinois in particular. reporter: in this case illinois has a democratic governor who would be up likely to cooperate with authorities to try andee raining the return of the members. in indiana what you have is a hundred-member lower house. the republicans control 60 seats but they have to have 66 members question to have a quorum. democrats in the past more than 15 years ago walked out but didn t flee the state. they were just hard to find. this time what seems to be happening and in a conversation that i had with somebody who is an adviser to governor mitch