quick headlines now. deliberations continue today in the john edwards trial. the jury asking for all of the evidence presented by the prosecution and defense teams. yesterday indicating they may have some more questions to work through before reaching a verdict. deliberations began a week ago. and this bronx new york principal gets caught collecting overtime while working out at the gym but instead of getting punished, she's getting a promotion! jeanine worell breeden reportedly getting a sweet new gig heading a new york city public school. her salary $130,000. >> well, listen to this. some teachers in arizona are seeing ghosts. this is because of the state's outdated computer system and a failure to report transferred students nearly 125 million taxpayer dollars are spent every year on so-called ghost students. the author of this report and the education director to goldwater institute and joins us live now from phoenix. hi, jonathan. >> good morning. >> what are ghost students? >> it's outrageous. we have a funding formula in arizona that hasn't been updated in decades. and as a re

attention in the john edwards trial today. the young woman with jet black hair has taken to openly flirting with the former presidential hopeful. repeatedly giggling and flashing smiles at him. edwards has reportedly returned the woman's advances with some smiles of his own apparently even seen blushing. no verdict has been reached in this case. deliberations resume tuesday. ladies, there are other men out there. okay? you don't need to be so desperate. >> there are other fish in the sea. >> other fish in the sea. meanwhile, it's history in the making. video into the room shuttle opening its hatch at the international space station earlier this morning unloading about 1,000 pounds of supplies to the outpost. this is the first privately owned shuttle to make such a mission. the spaceship making history when it launched earlier this week. kids from movie space camp thment they just hopped on giordaano and brought up all those supplies that is a big moment getting up there for the first time it an independent company being able to do that. >> better than failed launch a week ago that

edwards. his wife of the former aide on the stand for a second daybreaking down on the stand. we'll tell you what got to her in the trial. martha: there is search for 6-year-old isabel celis. that videotape tell as very different story. we'll tell you what is going on there. bill: he compared his agency's oil policies to a crucifix. he is out of a job and some think it doesn't end there down here, folks measure commitment by what's getting done. the twenty billion doars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. martha: it is embarrassing set back for the tucson police department in their search for a missing little girl. surveillance video of those potential witnesses we showed you in "america's

headlines for you. a former speech writer for john edwards new about the controversy. edwards told her a wealthy owner was secretly supporting rielle hunter. he is back on the stand for cross examination. >>> a swiss miss. officials concern the minnesota congressman is now a citizen of switzerland and the u.s. it turns out her husband who is of swiss descent was eligible for dual citizen ship. once he was approved she was automatically approved. >> big development in our borders. a new strategy announced to keep illegal immigrants out of the united states. here with details is steve sen t centon nishg. >> new information on intelligence gathering to target certain immigrants. it was to blanket checkpoints with resources dragging them to more remote areas where they could be easily singled out. now we have to figure out who the offenders are why they are crossing and what threat they pose to national security. they are using intelligence to get ahead of the threat. tracking down further on repeat offenders. here's how chief mike fisher put it as he testified before a house panel. >>

considered huge boost for u.s. morale. edward saylor says he was just proud to be a part of it. >> just doing what we came to do. i didn't think beyond that i didn't expect all this attention, you know. i'm glad that it turned out the way it did. and we're able to help in that manner. >> they are finally getting their due. saylor and other do little sailors honored in california. >> remarkable so heavy, they had never flown them on a short aircraft carrier. they had to pull out seats and everything because they had had to take off that is incredible. >> check in with maria mow lienna. how is the weather outside. >> not too bad. been worse definitely over the past summer months over winter not too fun to stand out here. only getting better as we stand in the summer months. we do have clouds around. should be clearing out. actually see some sunshine across the northeast. yesterday wasn't the greatest day. we had messy conditions and showers across new york city and the rest of the northeast. today should be clearing out. we are going to get some of that sunshine. current temperat

the corruption trial of john edwards. a live report from the courthouse just minutes away. [ male announcer ] if paula ebert had her way, she would help her child. no. no no no no no. mommy's here [ male announcer ] with everything. but instead she gives him capri sun super-v. with one combined serving of fruits and vegetables. new capri sun super-v. jon: a fox news alert and some kind of an incident at miami international airport or in the air and it winds up at the airport. harris faulkner has the story from our breaking news desk. >> reporter: yeah, jon, you put it wonderfully there because that's exactly what we're being told happened on american airlines flight 320. we are just learning i via our x affiliate that a man has been taken into custody, and you'll see a lot of not just utility vehicles pulling up to this plane, this flight, but also the investigation that we're told is ensuing with all of the squad cars that are there. this information just coming in in the last few minutes. apparently, there was a man onboard who tried to rush the cockpit, jon, and you know the fe

nominated howard dean or john edwards. to be their candidate to run against president bush. they could have been in the white house. that was the kind of person they were willing to nominate. this attack on the war on everybody. i'm bored. i'm bored. if we were at dinner i would get up and go to restroom and never come back. it's so phony. >> greg: you are waging a war on war. >> dana: war on war. >> bob: you do it at greg's house. >> andrea: what if we said howard dean hates puppies. >> dana: that is as accurate. >> bob: on a serious note, this is absurd to suggest that they don't like latinos. it's not fond of gays. it's true. >> dana: that is not true. that is not true. >> bob: if you look at polls, i think you say the republicansend to be more, less inclined for gay marriage and -- >> dana: that doesn't mean they don't like gay people. >> bob: i stand corrected. when it comes to capitol hill, legislature in the senate. they proved themselves again and again with a dream act. sit down and talk about a reasonable immigration policy. proven themselves over and over to be anti-la

officers should be ok. today, john edwards' defense team will ask the judge to dismiss the case against him for a lack of evidence. the notion -- or the motion, that is, pretty routine in criminal trials after the prosecution rests but they rarely work. the defense will start presenting its case on monday and may call edwards to the stand. prosecutors rested their case after 14 days of testimony including the time act. they played a tv interview from 2008 where edwards repeatedly lied about his affair with rielle hunter. well, so much for the bailout cash. general motors kicked out of the top spot now. the automaker now the second largest in the world losing out to toyota. in the first quarter of 2012, toyota sold nearly 2 1/2 million vehicles while g.m. sold a little more than 2.2 million. those are your headlines for a friday. >> let's take you out to studio city, one of the suburbs of los angeles, california. last night, the president had a $15 million fundraiser at the home of george clooney in the backyard under a tent there on his basketball court. wolfgang puck cooked up

brian wagner u.s. army vet and also edward fanador. you are wounded warriors. al, let me start with you. are you stunned at the explosion in popularity of this contest and why is it spreading so fast? >> well, i mean, it's an amazing aspect for everyone to get out and do that team challenge, that team sport. and a the love the obstacles literally have been taken from either the british or the american military. these people can feel a part of it now from the wounded warriors side. they get out there that team work that camaraderie that they have lost since they have been out. >> brian, you gave an incredible sacrifice for your country and service of your country. being involved in this project. what has it meant given sacrifice for their country. >> for me it con creates in despot is only a state of mind. it's is easy to sit in a wheelchair and make excuses go out and push yourself. wounded warrior project getting better every day. hopefully solidify with other people you get injured life is not over. continue on. do what you have got to do. >> you gave your leg as we just showed in

counter productive. have danged al qaeda and other terror groups. prosecutors in the john edwards' trial turning their focus to rachel bunny melon the millionaire heiress who donated more than $700,000 to the democrat when he was running for president back in 2008. brian huffman took the stand. he said melon was frustrated when she finally learned her donations had actually been used to hide edwards' affair with rielle hunter saying quote maybe he should pay for his girlfriend himself. of course, edwards denies snowing the funds were being used for that purpose. melon's lawyer alex forger also took the stand yesterday. we will hear more from him when testimony continues on monday. extreme weather center for you now. powerful tornado reeking havoc last night in minnesota. you are looking at what's left of a farm in keister after it was torn apart by the twister. the farm had been around for three generations. several trees also toppled. the good news, no injuries have been reported. more severe storms expected through tomorrow. an 18-year-old marine reservist suing a connecticut ca

left and here they are, joining us now, lieutenant william edwards, senior airman, jonathan jackson and, lieutenant dennis kelly. gentlemen, thanks for being here. >> thank you, alisyn, thanks for having us. >> alisyn: each of you guys bring something different to the parenting table. and i want to highlight that. lieutenant edwards, give us a wave and let's start with you. here's what your kids say, is great about you. they say number one, you are a geek. number 2, you dress up in costume at their birthday parties, and, one thing they really appreciated, that distinguishes you from the other gentlemen, you create cool videos to send home to your kid while you are away. and you have done it for other families as well. tell us about those. >> well, i have got some editing equipment and special effects equipment and we can do light sabre effects and things and we make a lot of home videos, and we do that when i'm at home, make a lot of videos, but, i kind of thought, last time i was employed i brought a camera with me, wherever i went and i kind of taped myself and taped what i was do

trial of john edwards. a former aide telling jurors about an argument between the former democratic vice presidential candidate and now deceased wife elizabeth. she testified that elizabeth confronted her husband about an affair at an airport yelling at him and then ripping off her shirt and falling to the ground in tears. testimony apparently too much for her daughter, kate, she left the courtroom crying today. another former staffer takes the stand. >> it's a scene ripped right out of the movie. a mutant flu virus that can't be stopped. and we created it on purpose? controversial study on the bird flu finally released despite concerns it could be a major threat to national security. so in part, the study describes how scientists were able to mutate the disease in a form that could kill millions of people in a short amount of time. the u.s. government demanded the results be censored it wouldn't serve as a how to guide for terrorists. they then lifted the ban after deciding the study would do more harm than good. >> scores of people coming out last night in rhode island to support

most beautiful woman in the world, chelsea edwards. there will be a lot of alcohol and a lot of guns and blindfolds. >> you are gorgeous. don't say that. >> still waiting on the old invitation, by the way. >> it is in the mail, of course. >> good. anna, are you now on twitter? >> i am. i joined like two weeks ago. please follow me. it is anna underscore gilligan. and i will come up with something interesting to read about. >> are you listening to a tiny phone? >> i'm sorry. my earpiece is not fitting. >> tell your mom you will call her back. >> it is the only way i can hear you. i apologize. >> joe, do you have upcoming show? >> tuesday and thursday i am in new york city and friday at the red oak in has mutt, new jersey. follow me on twitter, joe devito comedy for more information. >> okay then. back to you, greg.

olympia, washington. >> richard from charlotte, north carolina. edward henderson from new jersey. mike bernstein, las vegas. >> tom from ecuador. >> if tax cuts for business burr hiring, you are going to be wrong, tom. speculation but it might be worth a try because the governmentnt

edwards' corruption trial with some words for the jury on its first day back after reports an alternate juror flirted with edwards in court. we're live at the courthouse next. plus, a high school student taking on two jobs to support her struggling family and still making the honor role. but wait until you hear how all her hard work landed her in the slammer. that's coming up. >> cory booker's communication director is stepping down. a little more than a week after the new york new jersey mayor called the obama campaign's attacks on mitt romney's former company nauseating. mayor booker is a democrat and supporter of the president, he later said governor romney's business experience is fair game. more drama at the john edwards will trial. remember last week there were reports one of the alternate jurors might have been flirting with edwards right in the courtroom. today the judge held a private meeting with the lawyers about a problem with a juror. he also lectured the jury about the rules of deliberations edwards is charged with using campaign cash to hide his pregnant mistres

meegsnal testimony about elizabeth edwards bringing edwards to tears as she was talking about huz dying wife. economic advisor leo henry is expected to take the stand. check out the dust storm that rolled through the area. bringing on the strong winds that picked the sand right up blowing it across that city. winds reaching 60 miles per hour. >> weekly jobless claims about 3 hours from now. while the unemployment rate dropped to 8.1 percent the job picture remains bleak with only 150,000 jobs added to the private sector last month. if you are on the job hunt listen up. cheryl cassone is here with three companies looking to hire. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> thank you for joining us. the insurance company you know the name they do everything. they have got fire, they have got car insurance, and they need associates. that's one of the main jobs they are hiring for is claims associates. 750 jobs you can do compliance, customer service, underwriting, ip jobs. they have 90 million customers. 1864 they were created to protect civil war soldiers. we were talking about the company.

built up a strong reputation off the wall street crisis. well, john edwards' lawyers haven't made a final decision on whether or not he's going to take the stand in his own corruption trial. his oldest daughter kate expected to testify as soon as today. edwards is charged with using campaign cash to hide his mistress and love child from the world. his lawyers claim the money was a personal gift, not a political donation. so using it was not a crime. new video this morning of a three-man crew blasting off from a space center. brian, i know you're so upset. it's not the u.s. it's kazakhstan. >> main liftoff. liftoff confirmed! we can still confirm -- >> still in english, though. one american astronaut and two russian cosmonauts on their way to the international space station. they'll bring supplies and stay for six months. they should arrive by thursday. long trip. and those are your headlines. >> especially with this kind of traffic. >> speaking of traffic, the president of united states was in new york city yesterday a big chunk of the day and tied up traffic significantly. he did a

. >> greg: looking at you. stop looking at me. coming up, the defense rests in the john edwards trial. closing arguments are next. kimberly got the legal angles covered among other things. and charles krauthammer's takedown of eric holder. if you leave now, blah, blah, blah, dana perino. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: the u.s. attorney general eric holder gets krauthammered, if you didn't dach o'reilly factor last night. holder and the investigation for topic of conversation. >> he is a political hack. the justice department is an important jobe. you are the supreme law enforcement initial the country. upholding the rule of law an the constitution. the case the justice department brought in texas against the voter i.d. laws they know they will lose it. why is he doing it? to gin up the issue and agitate the base, presumably the minority. second point, the arizona immigration case, they are going to lose that one, too. they know it. they bring it up for the hispanic vote. >> kimberly: i think i love him as much as dana perino. you don't usually agree. >> bob: i would like to invite charl

the john edwards corruption trial. that raises fears of a possible deadlock. what that would mean for the one-time democratic presidential candidate. we'll take you in depth. >>> the hunt on now for two murder suspects. this pair breaking out of jail using a hacksaw. we're live at the breaking news desk with more. >> speaking of breaking new, "happening now", an investigation into an air canada flight forced to make an emergency landing after debris falls from the plane, mid-flight. rick folbaum is here with more. rick, what happened? >> reporter: after takeoff actually. problems in the air leading to problems on the ground. first the engines blew and pieces of it came raining down on the folks below. thankfully nobody was hurt. the pilot declaring an emergency. circling back and landing safely. you can see some of the damage there though. engine parts, some of them the size of a cell phone had good aim actually, missing people but hitting their cars instead. here are a couple of people who's cars were damaged when the engine parts fell back to earth. >> took me a while what actually

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. >> explosive back-to-back testimony could begin in the corruption trial of john edwards. the presidential candidate himself could take the stand. good morning. >> could get very interesting heather. they are indicating their case is winding down. they aren't saying if they plan to call him or his mistress to take the stand this morning. it is uncertain whether edwards will testify. that would open him up to examination by the prosecution. he admitted he lied about inch of this case including fathering rielle hunter's child. a greater unknown is hunter. she is remained largely unseen and unheard than conducting a handful of interviews about two years ago. she was listed as a potential witness but did not testify. of the three she is most likely to take the stand and defend her dad who is facing 30 years in prison. he's charged with using campaign cash to hide his mistress and their love child from the rest of the world. >> might be putting on his daut tore show the mind set of the edwards' family and the concern of the embarrassment that would come out if the affair came out. it would help

show you that. martha: just weeks after she left the court in tears, john edwards' oldest daughter is expected to testify today in his corruption case. we will hear from kate edwards. >>> plus, a brand new look at the woman behind this case, rielle hunter. we are live in tkpwrao*epbs borough. bill: another big day in that trial. >>> also a massive wildfire threatening this historic mining town. have a listen: >> i'm not worried about my home. i'm worried about my friends and people still up there that are staying. i'm just more worried about my town. i love my little hole in the wall. sounds stupid, by i love ground king. having one of those days? tired. groggy. can't seem to get anything done. it makes for one, lousy day. but when you're alert and energetic... that's different. you're more with it, sharper, getting stuff done. this is why people choose 5-hour energy over 9-million times a week. it gives them the alert, energetic feeling they need to get stuff done. 5-hour energy...when you gotta get stuff done. march well, it became a sore spot for the obama administration and now

in tonight for shepard smith. drama at the john edwards trial. an alternate juror reportedly flirting with edwards right in the courtroom. today, the judge kicking out all of the media for an emergency meeting. although we're not sure yet if the so-called flirting and today's meeting are actually relating. edwards facing 30 years in prison as you know on charges he used campaign money to hide his pregnant mistress from the world. that was during his 2008 white house run when his wife elizabeth was battling breast cancer, of which she eventually died. the jury has been out deliberating all this week but the alternate jurors have been in the courtroom with edwards. and abc news reporting one of them smiling and giggling at him. she is reportedly an attractive young woman with dark hair so possibly in the sketch you see here she would be the one on the right. supposedly edwards smiles back at her and even blushes. today on "studio b," one defense attorney saying he is not buying it. >> it is an old tactic of trial lawyers, us trial lawyers when you are on trial, you are are look

you now. john edwards could have prevented the national enquirer from going public with his affair. the tabloid considered killing the story if edwards agreed to sign the sworn statement he was not the father of rielle hunter's daughter and the affair never happened. edwards refused to sign the document. edward's former campaign manager is expected to testify. noah is pulling an ad for possible poor taste. listen to this. it is soliciting a magician for employees of an uncoming leader ship event. this came days after the headlines for abusing $800,000 of tax payer money including hiring a mind reader to entertain employees. good idea to cancel that one. >>> it is time to brew on this. friends and family mourning the loss of junior say ow. the death officially ruled a suicide. >> it came at a tough time in the nfl as more than 100 players have filed a new lawsuit against them. ainsley earhardt is following the story for us. >> the medical examiner is now confirming seau did die from a self-inflicted gun sot wound to the chest. should they donate his brain to science? researchers are

edwards case and what a dramatic case this has been. big question today, we'll be there live, will john edwards get on that stand hours from now. bill: also martha, president obama's health care law facing new gridlock at the state level. why a growing number of states are blocking a key part of that law. we'll tell you what that's all about. martha: plus a leading republican wants to cut funding to the department of justice until congress gets the answers that it has been asking for from eric holder on fast & furious. jason chavets -- chaffetz with us in three minute. sue: if we get stonewalling without your support, we will do a disservice to this country, a disservice to this body and we will not get to the truth. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new dentyne split to fit pack. it splits in to two smaller, sleeker packs that fit almost anywhere so you can take them everywhere. dentyne split to fit. practice safe breath. martha: on this monday morning, raging wildfires keeping emergency crews really busy in arizona today. they've got a total of five fires to deal with that are burnin

. >>> the trial of john edwards. today the testimony of a campaign aide who says he was fired for screaming at the presidential candidate about his mistress, the mistress, he says, believed she had all access. the mother who took her 5-year-old daughter to the tanning booth. or we're told she did. look at this specimen. the kid suffered burns to her body and this person here is in, among other things, legal trouble. it's all ahead but breaking news begins now on "studio b." fox sports confirmed police found the former nfl star junior seau dead in his california home. police report he shot and killed himself. one bullet to the chest. he was 43 years old, had three children. the 12 part time pro bowl linebacker. we have live pictures from outside hit home in ocean side, north of san diego, which we'll bring you shortly. in 2010 he was involved in a car crash when his suv was tossed off a beach side cliff and yesterday we are led to believe he sent notes to his three the children and ex-wife and today we're told he shot and killed himself. trace, what details do we have? >> we know t

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the john edwards corruption trial are deliberating now for a sixth day. they have been pouring over financial evidence dealing with nearly a million dollars from two wealthy don't, no. money prosecutors say edwards used illegally to hide his affair with his pregnant mistress. richard roth, joey jackson, former prosecutor and now defense attorney join us to break this down. go to see you both. not only the jury wands handfuls of evidence but they want to see everything again in this trial? >> this is fascinating. they allow all the evidence in the beginning. in this state only allow you to ask for pieces you ask for. jury went piece by piece. finally they said give it all to us. they're going through a dlebtive process. they're taking every single count and allegation trying to understand what happened. this is not simple. this is complicate the campaign finance law. they're taking their time and i think they're following the money. shannon: joey, what does this mean as someone been on both side. as prosecutor, defense attorney, which encouraging you more the longer folks are out? >>

. more salacious testimony in the john edwards corruption trial. an obama administration official will testify about a heated argument among edwards, his late wife and big donors. all over support for this pregnant mistress. we're live at the courthouse with more on that. it's all "happening now.". jenna: we are america's election headquarters and today we also have this for you. some major developments on the political front across this country. we're glad you're with us everybody. i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. voters in several states made their voices heard. in indiana it is the end of an era, veteran senator richard lugar concedes defeat for first time in four decades. the 80-year-old republican gets boosted in his own primary losing to challenger richard mourdoch, a tea part-backed candidate. mourdoch faces democrat joe donelley in november. the recall election of the rematch of the 2010 race with republican scott walker taking on milwaukee mayor tom barrett. the recall effort coming after governor walker's controversial decision to limit collective bargaining rights for stat

of john edwards without calling edwards or his mistress rielle hunter to the stand. we are live with the latest on this story. >> one day closer to falling on the john edwards' trial. two hours from the prosecutor two hours from the defense team. it only took two-days to present compared to 3 weeks for prosecutors. because the defense wasn't trying to hit any home runs. the big proof comes from who they did not call to testify. they never called john edward's daughter kate or rielle hunter which one prosecutor says is very smart. >> taking away what would have been a strong closing argument. ladies and gentlemen of the jury he lied in so many circumstances and he got on the stand and lied to you. >> the former north carolina senator and running mate of senator john kerry is accused of taking almost a million dollars from two of the donors and using it to keep his mistress rielle hunter some might not like. it's not a matter of whether or not mr. edwards came across during the trial as likeable. >>> the defense is very optimistic. they are relying on the law here. they are saying

." we are awaiting a verdict in the john edwards trial. we'll have a live report from the courthouse in north carolina. >>> also the cost costa concordia has sat partially sunk off the italian coast since the dissasser in january. there plans to salvage the ship. we'll tell you more about that. >>> big controversy right now. a live look right now of appearance by health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius drawing all kinds of criticism from many catholics. jenna: we have new evidence, some more new evidence being released in the shooting of unarmed teenager, florida teenager trayvon martin. george zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder in the death of that teenager. he told police the 17-year-old had attacked him and shot him in self-defense. now we have new video and new audio recordings just released from that night back in february when this all happened. phil keating covering the story life in miami. phil we seem to have more evidence. i hesitate saying clear evidence but some more evidence when it comes to drug use and the beating that george zimmerman alleged

deliberations in the john edwards corruption trial and it looks like jurors are getting a little ancy and crazy. they asked the judge to go home early on friday and he said yes. that's not before scolding them for allegedly talking about the case outside the jury room. also, some of the jurors are dressing alike. and cory booker's communications director resigning. this just days after he caused an uproar with fellow democrats by calling president obama's attack ads against mitt romney's bain days "nauseating." torres denies she's leaving because of the comments but admits she and booker don't see eye to eye. steve? >> thank you, brian. she has been flying her american flags off of her apartment balcony for coming up on four years but dawn paulis is facing eviction after her local housing authority suddenly decided that those flags right there are a dangerous safety hazard. are you kidding me? she joins us live in the studio today. good morning to you. >> goods morning. >> now, this is not -- we've talked a lot on this show about various home owners associations. this is not a home ow

quick headlines for you on this tuesday morning. jurors in the john edwards corruption trial will begin their seventh day of deliberations today. the disgraced democrat is accused of using political donations to help hide his affair with rielle hunter during his 2008 presidential run. with no verdict so far, many are starting to believe this trial could end in a deadlock. and it looks like oprah's time slot may have had more to do with her show's high ratings than she did. a new report reveals dr. oz and ellen are attracting many more viewers now they've taken oprah's old time slot in many tv markets. there you go. juliet, over to you and the doctor. >> this is a frightening new health report we wanted to bring to you. just came out. according to the world health organization, nearly 107,000 organ transplants were performed in 2010 and it's estimated that 10% of those performed using black market organs and a lot creepier than it sounds, believe me. joining us right now to weigh in on this growing problem is fox news medical a teamer dr. david sumadi. good to see you, sir. >> good

against john edwards. the defense may rest its case today, we're told. we are also told that edwards daughter might take the stand in his defense, but apparently she has not shown up at court today. jonathan serrie is live in greensboro, north carolina. what is the defense strategy, then? it appears to shift by the way. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, it is certainly fueling a lot of speculation. every previous day we had seen cate edwards arriving with her father, today that was not the case, and she is not in court. is that because she doesn't want to be in the same room if reille hunter is potentially called to testify, or is it because she is going to be called to testify? those two women are among a list of four high profile potential witnesses that the defense had listed yesterday, but the defense also saying that if they did not call these witnesses that they would rest their case. legal experts tell us that this is intended to keep the prosecution guessing. listen. okay, i'm sorry, we don't have that sound. but if the defense does indeed rest today it remains unclear how it

. >> well professional sleaze ball john edwards not expected to take the stand at his trial. well, you can understand why. never looks good when your client puts his hands on the bible and it bursts into flames. that's always a bad -- that's the worst thing that can happen at the trial. >> bill: that actually did happen in the edwards trial. no, a gag order was once placed on leno by a judge to keep him from telling jokes about what celebrity? cards up, please. and the answer is o. c michael jackson. all right. >> he has good lawyers. had good lawyers. >> is it me or is martha's outfit a little bright? there it is very nice. >> like a bug light. >> something has to brighten s set. >> all right. maccallum leading by one. >> we are tied. >> tried to cheat. all right. david letterman has known to be rude to some guests. which famous singer told him she had been avoiding the show because she thought he was an obscene name? cards up, please. and the answer is -- roll the tape. >> why finally after nearly four and a half years did you decide to come on? you must have had aea change of heart abou

corruption trial of former presidential candidate john edwards. jury deliberations kicked off this morning. it is now in the hands of jurors. he faces six felony counts for allegedly violating campaign financing rules by accepting a million bucks to hide his former mistress during his run for the white house. they argue that is was not a campaign donation but a gift that he knew nothing about. >> the thing that i resent, i have to tell you, is a lot of romney supporters say we're engaging in class envy. wealth envy. like my mom and dad didn't dream? that one of their kid could be a millionaire? like my mama didn't dream that one of their kids could be president? my mom and dade didn't dream that one of their kids could invent --. megyn: something. vice president joe biden fired up during a campaign speech in ohio yesterday. delivering a speech targeted at mitt romney. suggesting that well, that romney's line of defense on the attacks against his wealth, that that is the politics of envy is inappropriate and offensive. that led our own bill o'reilly to take on mr. biden with respect

your insights. >> absolutelily. harris: there was high drama in the john edwards trial, former aide matthew nelson expected to take the witness stand today. explosive testimony, just 24 hours ago he decribed a emotional argument he witnessed between then presidential candidate and his wife elizabeth. mocking him for his affair with rielle hunter. he said, mrs. edwards was pawing at her husband in a car saying quote, is this what you're doing in the car in new york city? our jonathan serrie is live in greensboro, north carolina. of course elizabeth edwards has passed away. very, very painful for her kid in the courtroom to hear. in fact one of them left yesterday. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. edwards' eldest daughter kate who is an attorney and actually been advising her father throughout the trial at one point she got up, left in tears. was visibly upset and this occurred during testimony from another former edwards' staffer, christina reynolds. she was just beginning to describe an argument between john and elizabeth edwards in a private aircraft hangar during that argument, sh

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. we're awaiting a verdict in the john edwards trial. a live report from the courthouse just ahead on what has been a very interesting week so far in this trial. >>> a major ruling in the case of a seaworld trainer killed by an orca on the job. why trainers may soon be out of the water for good. [ music playing, indistinct conversations ] the charcoal went out already? [ sighs ] forget it. [ male announcer ] there's more barbeque time in every bag of kingsford charcoal. kingsford. slow down and grill. jenna: we keep on telling you but it's the truth so that's why we keep on saying we could get a verdict any moment in the john edwards corruption trial. jurors are now deliberating for a 9th day and this is after the judge released four alternate jurors. one of them reportedly flirted with edwards. we'll see in jonathan serrie can confirm that for us. i don't know, jonathan, a lot said about the alternates. seem like a colorful bunch. why dismiss the alternates now? >> reporter: with no role in the deliberation the alternates were merely killing time in the courthouse. while the judge di

breaking news in the john edwards trial. we are new getting word of some action in the courtroom. as the jury hit day eight of deliberations, possibility that one on the jury may have sent something to the judge. and jonathan has been covering that and we will bring you breaking details on day eight of deliberations. man: 1939 -- my parents ran across an ad for a hot dog cart. my mother said, "well, maybe we ought to buy this hot dog cart and set it up someplace." so my parents went to bank of america. they met with the branch manager and they said, "look, we've got this little hot dog cart, and it's on a really good corner. let's see if we can buy the property." and the branch manager said, "all right, i will take a chance with the two of you." and we've been loyal to bank of america for the last 71 years. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for med

be coming today in the corruption trial of john edwards. the former presidential candidate himself could take the stand. so could his mistress, rielle hunter and his 30-year-old daughter kate. of those three, kate edwards is most likely to testify and defend her father who is facing 30 years in prison if convicted. defense attorneys say if they don't call these witnesses, they will rest their case today. a terrifying warning now to drivers in mississippi. a suspected police impersonator believed to be pulling people over late at night and then killing them on the side of the highway. it's reportedly happened twice in the past week. both victims shot and then robbed. it's believed the suspect may be a middle aged man in his 40's driving a sedan with flashing lights. a fallen hero will receive the nation's highest military award today more than 40 years later. president obama will present army specialist leslie savo jr. with the medal of honor posthumously. he saved the lives of several of his fellow soldiers after his platoon was ambushed by north vietnamese troops. his widow and br

. >> now your headlines this morning, prosecution expected to rest their case against john edwards today without calling his mistress rielle hunter to the stand. former spokesperson gave emotional testimony yesterday about elizabeth edwards bringing edwards to tears, that is john, as she talked about his dying wife. today, president obama's economic advisor is expected to take the stand. >> could the chinese soon own our banks? well, the federal reserve making a landmark move in the last 24 hours. they've approved plans by three big chinese banks to expand here in the united states markets. chinese banks have fought for a long time to be a part of the u.s. banking system in hopes of providing financing to chinese companies operating overseas and to do business with foreign investors. some say the decision could open the door to chinese takeovers of u.s. banks. >> all right, the 84-year-old korean war veteran forced to defend his own home shoots at a man trying to rob the place. fred rishodi and his wife were sleeping when they saw someone coming into the room. he quickly grabbed hi

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congressional hearing next week. secret service director mark sullivan and acting inspector charles edwards are expected to testify. they will be asked if there were any warning signs of this type of behavior and what will be done to make sure it never happens again. one student remains in critical condition and three others hospitalized after a tragic accident in new zealand. three boston university students died after their van drifted off the road and flipped over. a vig till was held for them over the weekend. >>> now to stories you can bank on this morning. there is new information on yahoo's scott thompson. you may remember he just stepped down as ceo. joining us from the fox business network is lauren simonetti. >>> he has only been ceo for months over the weekend he is stepping down two things to tell you about. number won the resume he said he had a fake computer signs degree which he did not have. he told the board of directors he has thyroid cancer. >> what's going on with greece and how are they reacting. >> we don't want another round of elections but looks like that is what we are

. the defense for john edwards scheduled to start in the former presidential contender's corruption trial. he is accused of using campaign cash to hide his mistress and love child. he could get 30 years in prison if convicted. last week, a federal judge presiding over the trial turned down a motion to dismiss all the charges against him. president obama getting into a new york state of mind. he'll be attending an lgbt fundraiser today. this comes just a week after announcing his support for gay marriage. prompting this "newsweek" cover dubbing him the first gay president. talk about a title. meanwhile, mitt romney expressing his support for traditional marriage over the weekend. >> marriage is a relationship between one man and one woman. >> politically, many people say this will be most important when it comes down to the swing states. a columbia university custodian finally claims a college degree a dozen years in the making. the immigrant from the former yugoslavia landed a job in new york city after coming to the nus 1992. first, he took advantage of free english classes and in

. >> they were clearing the way for testimony surrounding the sex tapes made between edwards and his mistress. both sides agree the video won't be shown but testimony about the tape can be introduced. this ruling came during a day of emotional testimony from edwards former aid's wife sherry young told the court she was disgusted by the financial scheme to hide rielle hunter's pregnancy but said she would help when he told her it was legal. she is expected to take the stand today. >> this is something you don't expect while expecting being struck by lightening and living to tell about it. this is what happened to one pregnant woman in cincinnati. she was walking to her car with an umbrella and then she felt a jolt go through her entire body. both kel leap and her unborn child survived completely unharmed. the rubber soles on the sneakers of her shoes protected her from the shock. >>> now it is time to have a great weather update from maria molina. you can expect travel delays as rain enters the region. >> good to see you. we can expect lightening across parts of northeast even into th

. more riveting testimony in the corruption trial of john edwards. a former supporter of the presidential hopeful said he knew wase of the affair and warned the obama campaign not to consider edwards as a runningmate. he is accused of using campaign cash to hide the mistress and the child. he claims he knew nothing about the payment. i'm ainsley earhardt. back to "on the record." check out our web site on foxnews.com. >> greta: tea party making its voice heard loud and clear in indiana. tonight richard murdoch the tea party backed candidate winning the senate primary. that means that richard lugar's career is coming to an end. good evening eric, i suppose it was no big surprise with all the polls we've been reading recently. a victory certainly for the very conservative tea party movement in indiana, right? >> this is absolutely true. now, the tea party supply the the, did supplied the ground troops. given the victory he can make a claim. he took advantage a couple things, an anti-incumbent mood and lugar's advancing age that gave a lot of people the sense maybe it was time t

jurors in the john edwards corruption trial have filed a joint motion. unless the judge overseeing the case actually allows it. jurors will continue deliberations today to determine if edwards used campaign money to hide his affair with rielle hunter. in case you missed it last night, bill o'reilly bringing the no spin zone to the late show with david letterman and he got the upper hand when discussing president obama's ongoing solyndra scandal. >> the solyndra and the new green stuff is a big loss for them because nothing has come of it. so it's a very tight -- look, everybody understands, you kind of grazed over that. there are particulars that don't represent it as being as black and white as you suggest. >> ok. let me see them. let me see them. >> i have to go upstairs, they're in my -- are they upstairs? >> solyndra got a $535 million loan from the government before going under. belly up, however you want to put it. >> they're upstairs in my green energy credenza, he was thing. >> in the meantime, mitt romney coming out with a big election promise. lowering the unemployment rate b

verdict watch at the jiang edwards corruption trial. what is going on? where is the verdict? and is a juror flirting with john edwards? i'm sorry but i have to know. as president obama's reelection team takes a negative note he might be alienating the base that elected him in 2008. is his approach damaging his reputation with his base? we'll have a fair and balanced debate right after the break. >> this is the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal, this was the moment when we ended the war and secured our nation and restored our image as the last best hope on earth. i'm a marathon runner, in absolute perfect physical condition and i had a heart attack right out of the clear blue... i'm on an aspirin regimen... and i take bayer chewables. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. he's my success story. [ laughs ] he's my success story. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in communities across the country. from helping to revitalize a neighborhood in brooklyn... financing industries that a