motive. we ll tell you more about that case. plus, a potentially huge breakthrough in the treatment of cancer. two severely ill patients, cured, their bodies transformed into cancer killers. dr. garner is here to explain the details of this new amazing study next. in the meantime, any cancer questions for the doctor? rick is at our web wall to tell you how to ask. reporter: is there a family out there who hasn t been touched by cancer? if you have questions about treatment for dr. gardner, go to the chat room, it s america s asking at the happening now home page, foxnews.com, send us your questions, we ll pose them to the doctor and have more on this important news when happening now returns right after this.
woman convicted in the jaywalking death of her little boy. what could clear her record? plus, police say what they thought could be a bomb strapped to a young girl s neck was not a bomb at all. the hunt for a suspect in this bizarre hoax. and developing news on the economy, stocks selling off. wall street is livening up our live chat. rick is over at the web wall for us right now. rerter: the chat room is buzzing about the economy, folks weighing in. jenna talking about the puzzle that exists. so many questions about the economy and the future. some of our viewers and some folks who are chatting right now, they think they might have the answers to those, to the puzzle. we ll read some of the comments that you guys are giving us when we come right back with more happening now. don t go away. my doctor told me calcium is besabsorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. new citracal slow release. continuously releases calcium plus d
but there s also this ability, this request you ve made that people help the children of the man who shot your husband. it s on our screen. we will also have it on our web page. it is just an amazing story. amber duncan campbell, we wish you and darrell well. thank you. jenna: well, as we mentioned, all that information s on our web site. if you d like to learn more about that. another big story we re watching today and will continue to watch is what s happening with the economy. you see the market s down about 300 points. neil cavuto is up next, thankfully, to make sense of this all hopefully. no pressure, neil, i know you re listening. we re also going to take questions from you on our live chat. please, get them in during the break. also, today s must-see moment. rick is at the web wall with details. reporter: you only have a couple of minutes to do this. we re going to reveal the answer, your choice after this
or potentially easy for congress to just punt? they don t find these cost savings that they re looking for and they say we ll take it out of your hide? right. particularly when it is across the board and it is arbitrary. it affect everybody. on one hand you say everybody gets the 2% cut. on the other hand that was not something budgeted in. that is not something we can necessarily adjust for very easily and still assure seniors the kind of timely access to care that we provide. remember, hospitals are basically two things, technology and people. and if we have to make reductions because there s just less that medicare pays, that is going to affect our ability to provide services at the level seniors expect and deserve. jon: chip khan with the federation of american hospitals. thanks. lots of questions to wrestle with there. my pleasure. jenna: time to reveal our must-see moment of the day. rick has been watching the results from our web wall.
temporary agreement to do what they can among the automakers and the administration. jon: so this is a case of the administration saying these are your new standards, and you will like them. reporter: that is correct. and the i automakers got what they could out of the white house. most important thing is to have a second look at how things are going when they get just a few years from when those standards quick in. jon: all right. jim angle, thank you as always. reporter: you bet, jon. john: right now a young girl is missing. we re talking about 11-year-old selena cass. she was last seen going to bed in her own home on monday night. now investigators are going door the door to try to find her, the latest on their search for clues coming up. and, of course, we have following the latest developments on capitol hill. harris is at the web wall for us. reporter: i am. go to foxnews.com and while you re there click on jon and jenna s gorgeous picture. we d like to get you to decide