and the french are forced to accept a national retirement scheme can t be funded with chain smoking, heavy sauces and blase. and they take time away from the massive pet tau feel yaw scandal to declare the blues brothers a good flick. in new york it is all good. huckabee putting it down, he is the hottest round. dana, you are all over it. thank you, sir. let s welcome our guests. i am here with tara and tom and unfortunately bill shultz, he is here too. and sitting next to me is anne coulter, columnist and author. and you love to hate him, and you hate to love him, but it is our new york times correspondent. it is good to see you, pinch. governor, as the paper of record you would be happy to know i am uh united states knowing your intention to run for president in the lofty pages of our ad section. what say you, sir? if i ever were going to make a pronouncement, the last place i would think of would be in the pages of pinch s inner workings. poppycock. to you i
that is a spot-on imitation. that s how he talks. i won the nobel prize. all the editors had to scramble around to try to help paul krugman and try to put humpty dumpty back together again. but andrew just provided links. here s this column he wrote. here s this blog he wrote. doing his job. where you were talking about nationalizing the banks. that s inconvenient. who s david and who s goliath in that fight? well or is it just a cage match between two equals. i think it s between two equals for different reasons. andrew ross sorkin is the best reporter on wall street. and paul krugman, because the nobel prize committee gives awards to people who are blindingly ideological is a nobel prize winner. but, you know, the new york times is going to defend krugman. and so that s what they did. he s too big to fail. for the record for the record, i m wearing a team sorkin t-shirt. powerful links that you say. andrew has powerful links. they re not going
we ll see you here tomorrow. jon: we begin with this fox news alert, 54 haitian orphans are safe in the united states, among the first of what might become a wave of young refugees from that devastated country, the military plane carrying them, along with pennsylvania governor ed rendell, touched down a short time ago at pittsburgh international airport. these pictures just into the fox news room of those young orphans de planing. they re the first being taken to children s hospital, pittsburgh pittsburgh, where they ll be examined, the kids have been under the care of two sisters from the pittsburgh area who managed to get word out to family members about their dire situation in haiti, their relatives contacted rendell s office for help cutting through red tape to bring them here. the children will be placed in group homes until adopgs are finalized. adoptions are finalized. jane: exactly one week now since the disaster struck in haiti, while the aid we re seeing it pour
good morning, coming up next on eyewitness news, a police involved shooting, an officer opens fire on a 14-year-old robbery suspect. why the boy s family says the officer should be in trouble. another person diagnosed with a potentially deadly disease spread through water. city health officials try to find the source. widespread flu activity has people changing habits as federal health officials release new information about flu vaccinations. let s take a live look outside this morning, a rainy start to our weekend. will this wet weather stick around? ken williams has the answer in the forecast. eyewitness news saturday morning starts now. good morning, welcome to eyewitness news this saturday. i m jessica kartalija. and temperatures are in the 60s with a damp start to your weekend. hello, strangler good morning. it is so good to be back. i feel like i ve been gone for so long. good to have you back. we miss the you of course. holding it down while you were go
Print. the worst is where they don t leave a digital footprint. in these blog posts, you could read into those. the one where he gives a parable of the man describing the elephant. he talked about immigrating to the supposed caliphate. this is isis-speak. the fact that he attacked in ram ma ramadan itself this is what isis is saying. he s a devout muslim he was up on dui charges. possibly because of the shame and guilt of that he was up in court to deal with that issue. maybe that was an aggravating factor in this and kind of made it easier for him to go out in a blaze of glory. i m curious if you make anything of the seven-month trip to the middle east that now the fbi will be looking closely at. on the one hand maybe it could be just to visit family. on the other hand a speculation would be maybe there s some kind of coordination going on in a