a historic visit to vietnam by the u.s. defense secretary leon panetta and our correspondent on the scene with an exclusive interview. fox reports what formal editing plays in our future. and they protect our national interest and our u.s. president. the secret service rocked by a sex scandal in recent days. do you know the vital role they play. >> you just don't die on my watch. i go first, this person regardless of his politics, the the party, doesn't matter, he'll stay alive while i'm working. >> harris: we'll dig into the history of the agency where it comban. we begin tonight with a discovery in arizona in an area between the cities of tucson and phoenix, the bodies of five people burned beyond recognition. inside a white s.u.v. investigators say u.s. border patrol agents had been tracking the vehicle overnight on friday. and they saw a fire in the distance and someone torched the s.u.v.en when they reached it. one body on the rear passenger seat and the others in the trunk. >> there wasn't somebody in the front driver

the head of the u.s. mission in syria says the recent bloodshed and spike in violence may force them to leave. activists say at least 10 people were killed today in attacks by the government forces in the northern city of alegba. egyptians vote for a new president this weekend but the political landscape there changed thursday with a major court ruling that dealt a severe blow to the muslim brotherhood. leland vittert is in cairo tonight. [ chanting ] >> reporter: chanting the quran is our constitution, supports of muslim brotherhood candidate mohammed morsi marmed to the main square. this shows the battle lines, mohammed morsi of the muslim brotherhood supported by many hardline islamic clerics. on the right hand is supported by the regime. tahrir square, and many of the folks around he say if ahmed shafiq wins they will be in the square protesting even if it means violence. >> many don't like the idea of the old regime, they explain brotherhood takeover is more frightening to egyptian voters. >> they do

the u.s. supreme court and job creation. while campaigning in the old dominion. here is chief washington correspondent james rosen. >> reporter: buoyed by more than 1,000 supporters in salem, outside roanoke, obama offered to take the white house and offered preview of the supreme court ruling on the healthcare law. >> if obamaary is not deemed constitutional then the first three-and-a-half years of the president's term will have been wasted on something that has not helped the american people. if it's not -- if it is deemed to stand, then i'll tell you one thing, we will have to have a president and i'm not one that will get rid of obamacare and we will stop it on day one. >> reporter: also, romney spoke on camera for the first time about the high court ruling monday in which justices struck down some part of the arizona controversial immigration law and demanded the rest to a lower court for further review. >> what we are left with is a bit of a muddle. but but know that the president failed

in all more than 2 million u.s. troops served in world war i and helped the allies win. 50,000 brave americans never came home but our boys first arrived over there 95 years ago today. and now you he know the news for this tuesday, june the 26th, 2012. for the journalist of the fox news, i'm shepard smith. thanks for trusting us for your news and information. opinion, analysis begins now. >> laura: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> the department of justice will continue to vigorously enforce federal prohibitions against racial and ethnic discrimination. >> the obama administration continues its war on arizona's tough immigration law even after the supreme court ruled that the main provision is fine. >> we all have fundamental rights. even if you do not have papers and the supreme court did nothing to change that. >> laura: monica crowley and allen colmes on that. >> instead of restricting access to birth control, we should make sure in this country women control their own healthcare choices. >> president obama

. >> u.s. intelligence or policy mistake not to get him out of there, once we knew they were looking at him? >> some of these issues discussed with the intelligence community i'm always cautious about speak of those things i don't want to be the source of something mines future operations if. for now, i'm satisfied that the -- u.s. is not to blame for what has happen. out in world knows the pressure should be brought on pakistan to treat this gentleman fairly. he did not act against the national interest of pakistan. >> why would anybody, any average citizen must less somebody taking the risk of live and limb in the country or anywhere else, help us again go this is what happens to somebody who helps us? >> that's right. that's the concern about future operations this could serve as an example to others that cooperating for the united states could lead to a bad outcome for you and your family. we depend on these relationships all over the world to conduct operations there's concern. >> but you

the u.s., what is the international community doing about it or able to do about it? are they just going going to sit back on the sidelines there? >> reporter: there are still talks about doing something but what that something is still very unclear. kofi annan, u.n. special envoy is trying to put together a contact meeting with the united states, britain, france, turkey but also iran on june 30th in two weeks however the u.s. still does not want to meet with iran as part of that contact group. but kofi annan's office says there is movement toward the june 30th meeting. of course that is two weeks away. there is lot of time between now and then with the violence in syria building and intensifying. they're caught in the cross fire, bill, that is long time to wait. bill: indeed it is. conor powell in jerusalem on that story. 11 minutes past the hour now. we're just getting started, aren't we? martha: we are. there are new allegations russia is supplying the syrian government to carry out its cra

u.s. secret service vehicle. sergeant blank was placed on administrative leave. in response to these allegations, more than 200 pages as you said. inspector general of dhs says t includes allegations included over a 8 year period of time. the vast majority did not include misconduct by secret service agents or officers. senator lieberman is urging the public not to reach conclusions until the inspector general release as a full report day or two this summer. shep? >> shepard: doug mckelway, thank you. winning days for the dow. what drove the marks up ahead again today. why a major event this weekend could make an enormous difference in all of our retirement accounts. police say they were looking for a surgeon in the shooting death of his ex-girlfriend well today they found him and is he dead, too now some friends are spilling secrets about what happened before all of this went down it's ahead from the journalist of fox news on this friday fox report. at the bass pro shops father's day sale

. >> it's holding back the u.s. economic recovery holding back u.s. exports. there isn't much president obama can do beyond phoning european leaders. ben bernanke says he's prepared to do what he can to offset the impact of the eurozone crisis but kevin brady says the fed's done enough. >> i wish you would look the market in the eye and say the fed has done all it can, perhaps too much, and i wish you would look this president and congress in the eyend a say it's time to do your job. it's your tax policy right, get your financial house in order. >> reporter: brady says fed efforts to fuel the u.s. economic recovery could run the risk of inflation. some concerned the feds helping recovery could help mr. obama's reelection hopes. >> shepard: around the corner at capitol hill during a hearing on the "fast and furious" scandal, fireworks. "fast and furious" was supposed to track guns to drug cartels but they didn't track hundreds was the weapons and two ended up at the scene of the murder of a u.s. border patrol agent. daryl darrell issa says the justice departmen

and at the u.s., preventing the u.s. arms embargo. the least america could do if it's not going to intervene or arm the rebels is impose arms embargo and prevent. this russia stands in the way. we have zero influence on russia after that reset polic policy. it is an abject failure. >> bret: russia, juan says that the weapons are not used to quell the antigovernment demonstration, but when attack helicopters are shipped, it is fairly obvious they may have some role at some point if they don't right now. >> bret: no question it will have a role. we see a civil war there. the requirement of government is use weapons to quell it and in esense to stop uprising of the people. there is no getting around it or getting away from it. there is not much that the united states can do to russia. the arms embargo would help. would it be provocative act toward russians? the second thing the u.s. could do is end the own deal, the own arms deal with the same company, russian company that is supplying the helicopters. the united states is buying some he

add to that new u.s. and canadian oil production and on top of that new technologies in the automobile sector, i think that those high prices that we saw you'll be telling your grandkids about it, hey, i paid almost $5 a gallon for gasoline one time. jenna: wow. that could be -- that's not something we would expect. phil, i've got to go back to you at the cme where a lot of different commodities are trading, and one of the things we talked about a few moments ago are higher food prices and corn prices. so while we're seeing oil drop, what are we seeing rise, and does that offset some of the value we're seeing from gasoline prices going lower? >> i think it does to a certain extent because food prices are definitely going to be higher. and this week is going to be extremely critical, especially for the u.s. corn crop this year. the entire world is basically betting on our corn crop to save the day, and right now with this drought condition the conditions of that crop are very, very poor right now. take a l

and tehran accuses the u.s. of bullying. more on the developing story, let's bring in fox news contributor and former ambassador to the united nations, john bolton who joins us from los angeles, good morning, ambassador. >> good morning, glad to be with you. >> eric: as you have said all along, every sunday morning it is going on and on and on and now, iran says, accept our demands. i mean, accept our demands or what? >> well, implicitly, what the iranian government wants is for release from the sanctions or, more importantly, acceptance that iran is a legitimate nuclear state. they would say it is for peaceful purposes, obviously, the rest of the world thinks it is for weapons purposes. but i think these statements, is the way they blew off the iaea, the latest round of discussions, looking forward to the next meeting, with the permanent 5 plus one in moscow next week after this, i think they are very confidently, i think they believe they've got the west on the run and i think these statements are a reflection of the confi

targeted terrorists who could be taken out by u.s. drones. the story igniting concerns over legality. morality. security and with an election just months away the timing. >> this is not the kind of building that is built by private enterprise. >> mt romney and his supporters start to fire back at the opposition. the liberal press take aim at romney. a push for a recall election for governor protesting in the streets and in the state house. how about the same media rea

the u.s. economy, you'll actually with gary, the u.s. economy is not driven by exports. and we only export 10% of our-- gdp to 10% of exports. and versus consumption driven consumption and demand. the percentage that comes from europe and great britain is only like 2%. jonas, we haven't heard from him yet. >> these are great points for people who are rational. in a panic, don't care about the exports, the last few collapses of country and russia, soviet union defaulted on a little bit of debt, that was a big deal on the financial markets and the economy. and i believe thought it was a default on some debt. it doesn't take a lot to cause a worldwide panics we've written off greece and it would have to spread to other countries. the u.s. economy is weak, not in a reception, but it's weak, we can't take the entire european euro area and go into a deep, deep recession, versus the mild recession they're in. ne could hurt america. >> and you see the pictures of the turmoil and the unrest in greece a

you mentioned two u.s. attorn y attorneys appointed by attorney general eric holder to look at that. back in 2006 in the case of senator abram move senator obama said a special counsel will ensure the public's confidence in the investigation and prosecution and help to restore its faith in our government. if a special prosecutor was necessary in the abram off case why not an independent prosecutor in the case of our top national secrets? attorney general has made a decision about the best way to proceed here. two united states attorneys, one bush appointee who will have the ability to thoroughly look at this. >> chris: why not an independent prosecutor to as senator obama said ensure the public's confidence in the investigation? >> i think most americans would think two united states attorneys looking into this with thoroughness. >> senator obama didn't think so back in 2006. >> that was a different case, chris. >> chris: a more serious case, sir. >> therthere is an investigatin proceeding. let the investig

back at home in the u.s. we learned moments ago one of the largest coal producers is laying off 750 workers in the fields of kentucky, virginia, west virginia. arch coal says it will close three mining complexes and curtail operations at others. the coal industry says it's victim of aggressive obama administration epa. every once in a while we like to leave you a story that will leigh you shaking your head. we have one tonight. involves theursuit of a wild and expensive goose. here is chief national correspondent jim angle. >> federal regulations can be maddening but none more so than demanding oil refineries using millions of a gallon of a substance that does not exist. >> as ludicrous as it stands, it's fact -- as it sounds, it's fact. if it weren't so frustrating and infuriating it would be come call. >> the program is the embodiment of government gone wild. >> refiners are at their wits' end because they are blending ethanol in 2005 assuming someone would make it. seven years later, no one has. >> not one

can it be stopped in joining us now is former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, for special political affairs, stewart halladay is president of the meridian international center. ambassador, welcome. it is so disturbing that this is continuing and the international community can't stop it. >> good morning. i think it is very troubling that this has gone on now for nearly a year-and-a-half. and, there needs to be a deadline, a punctuation mark to give the assad regime a clear signal it will not be tolerated. in the absence of getting russia to support us on this we need to look at how we can strengthen the opposition to assad, strengthen their hand and give them political training, some support, and in order to stand up against what is clearly a -- an evil regime. >> eric: russia will not do anything. look, they are supplying weapons, a ship just docked there. to supply the government. i mean, how can they constantly and continually block the efforts to try and do something here? >> of course, russia under putin now, is seeking to

u.s. denies accusations by russia that it is supplying weapons to the syrian rebels. most likely what is happening according to reports countries like qatar and saudi arabia are supplying weapons and the u.s. is helping facilitate and coordinating those deliveries. martha? martha: everything you're describing certainly has the makings of a civil war if indeed that isn't already underway. what impact does that have? >> reporter: nothing in terms of how the international community reacts to the situation in syria. the label of civil war doesn't mean the u.s. or any other country will intervene militarily. they have all taken that off the table. because it was the u.n. that labeled this a civil war, u.n. peacekeepers were attacked yesterday. there are real concerns that u.n. peacekeepers who are the realize and ears in syria right now may not be able to tell the world what is happening in syria. journalists of course aren't allowed in there. very tough to get information out of syria. because

a u.s. agent dead at the hands of the u.s. government deserves answers not only for the family but for america. bill: i don't know how much longer this is going to go on but, juan, it is quite apparent house republicans are not going to let it go. hogwash or more than that? >> no. i don't know exactly what grassley is talking about if he has some proof there are documents that directly relate to the operation that have not been released, then he should prove it. so far what we always see is rumor inendoand speculation. brad says that a u.s. agent is dead. that man is a hero and he is dead. it is not the work of americans. americans didn't kill him. there was a gun-running operation to try to trace guns going to the big cartels in mexico from american gun shops on the border and that operation started during the bush administration, continued during the obama administration. everybody knows the facts. so this is long ceased to be a search for the truth and the facts of the case. >> i disagree. >> instead a pursuit of political

the u.s. border agent and others patrolling in arizona, 11-miles from the mexican border. the group came across five suspected immigrants whenhey fired nonlethal bean bag guns and suspects responded to their agents. they were arreste arrested witho rifles who were traced to "fast and furious" in hours. this is why it matters. >> andrea: exactly. it's not a blue dress. this is a slain border agent. a lot of people said is there a risk of holding contempt vote? right? it will look at a clown show. i think issa is playing this right. i think holder has real problems. he would rather give him the documents then held in contempt. >> dana: there was another development that the border patrol union. i don't know the exact title. they held a vote and voted no confidence in holder. some ways the administration is thinking we need to reach an accommodation with the committee because this is snowballing and starting to feed to other problems. you have a thing of how incompetent is the justice department?

it is u.s. open weekend. it was a reminder of the enormous shadow cast over the entire sport of golf by tiger woods. because who is not playing this weekend? number one luke donald. number two rorey mcilroy and masters champ bubba watson missed the cut. you wouldn't know it because tiger woods is on top. almost three years after the last major. tiger looking for his fourth u.s. open title. he had it going on round 2 as did he on round 1. enters the third rund one under par tied leader board with two other major winners. 2003 u.s. open champion furyk. did he have the flat stick going on friday. look at that from deep. also on top for a three-way tie with david toms who won the pga in 2001. how about this 17-year-old amateur bo holy spirit ler. he has host ler. he went 11 holes without making a boeing and made fantastic shots. what about harrington. the ball resting on the cup. you can't believe it's not going to go in. >> i can't either. >> watch it. waited for a wind gust. a lucky gust of wind blowing the bal

i'm a u.s. citizen but don't have my name on a water bill, light bill, lease et cetera so i can't vote. would he be barred by florida from voting if he is here legitimately? >> not at all. in this case you have the governor of florida exercising his duty to make sure that people are not voting unlawfu unlawfully in the state of florida. they shouldn't be voting if they are not a citizen. they shouldn't be voting if they are dead. a lot of the principles see fairly self-evident and it is the governor's duty to ensure that people who should not be voting do not in fact vote because they cancel out the vote of someone here voting lawfully. >> shannon: governor rick scott said they he have proof that people here illegally have voted in florida elections. a lot of folks say that is a voter myth. governor scott says it has happened. a tweet that comes to us from brad and he is asking about the possible of a constitutional violation. he says is there a violation of the constitution? if not this is a st

the top u.s. commander in afghanistan, general john allen today apologized for a nato air strike earlier this week that officials there say killed 18 people celebrating a wedding. among them, several young children. happened during an early morning raid to capture a taliban operative in southern afghanistan, they tell us. officials say a group of militants attacked coalition troops from a house and then nato responded with an air strike. during a meeting with local villagers, general allen said nato troops did not know there were civilians inside that house. the general said the military will compensate the families. a bomb blast in pakistan today killed at least 19 people and hurt dozens more we're told. it went down near pakistan's border with afghanistan, an essentially lawless region home to the taliban and al-qaida fighters some of them. officials say the bomb tore through a bus carrying government workers and civilians, no one claiming responsibility for this bombing but taliban militants ha

the u.s. was very quick. geithner saying a welcome recapitalization of the spanish banks. it will be interesting week ahead to see how markets reacts academy week from sunday elections in greece to see how greece is going to do. spain is much more important country. europe could do without greece but it can't do without spain. >> gregg: thanks very much. >> heather: it has been a rough start for the month of june for president obama after a serious of set backs in the first, series of setbacks. the private sector is, quote, doing fine despite signs of a weakening job market. that is quickly become campaign fodder for the gop. there is the intelligence regarding anti-terror operations which some in congress came from someone inside the obama administration. a dismal report on jobs showing the economy and recovery may be slowing down and then came word that the president lost a fund-raising battle last month to governor romney. then the whammy in wisconsin, scott walker surviving his recall elec

the u.s. fine osama bin laden. extensive details on the so-called counterterrorism kill list. molly henneberg tracking all of this live in washington. washington is abuzz, molly. >> hi, jamie and kelly. yes, it is, eric holder hired two attorneys to work for him to dig into the investigates of the leaks. part of the controversy, they may not be independent enough. holder says a u.s. department to d.c. and donor to president obama's campaign and rob rosen stein, a u.s. attorney for maryland appointed by president george w. bush, will doggedly go after the facts. and the chairman of the house intelligence committee mike rogers wants to see how they will be separate from the department of justice's chain of command. and roger says, quote, the investigates must be complete, fair and balanced and the u.s. attorneys will meet to have the ability to follow the investigation wherever it may lead. and president obama said yesterday that the idea that the white house would leak sensitive information for

the u.s. is going to put american dollars on the line here? >> almost certainly. there is no formal announcement of this but that's what people are expecting a mother of all bailouts with all the european central banks and federal reserve playing its part. bill: what about tim geithner, the treasury secretary, how he is involved? >> mr. geithner was in europe the last few weeks, asking them, telling them, get a plan together in case you go over that cliff. president obama wants that plan to proceed. he does not want to see europe crash. bill: how dire is this? because it is not just greece, right? it is spain too? >> let me give you a example. in greece over the last few days they have been stocking up on emergency food and fuel is up price. they have been taking money out of the banks. this is greece, a country of 11 million people. they're taking $800 million euro as day out of their banks. they don't like the banks. the spaniards are doing the same thing. that is an indicator of crisis that

a u.s. official tells fox news the u.s. droned the terror network's number two leaders yesterday in pakistan. we reported on this last night but couldn't confirm his death until today. the white house says he was an al qaeda general manager. he became the second in command, we're told, when ayman al zawahiri took over the top spot after the death of usama bin laden. >> al libby's death is a major blow to core al qaeda removing the number two leader for the second time in less than a year and further damaging the group's morale and collusion and bringing it closer to ultimate demise than ever before. >> shepard: the white house says there is no clear successor to become number two. new kind of spy drone capable of lingering above a target for days on end. it's called the phantom eye. boeing tested a prototype a few days ago in california. there were a few minor problems they tell us, the landing gear broke. we're told once all of that is fully operational, the phantom will cruise at an altitude of 65,000 feet and because it

was it a few bad u.s. attorneys in arizona, an atf officials who lied to washington as alleged, or, did holder's own staff engineer a tightly-wound, air-tight story that isolated and exonerated the attorney general and his inner circle? >> when did you first know about the program officially i believe called "fast and furious"? >> not sure of the exact date but i probably heard about "fast and furious" for the first time over the last few weeks. >> reporter: now sources close to the investigation believe the documents, if they were in fact harmless as holder has described last night, that he would have released them. my sources however believe these documents risked opening a pandora's box. one document would lead to another. instead of closing doors others would open. investigators could unafter vail their story. remember during this period of time from february to december, ken melson and u.s. attorney dennis burke were both still in the mix. they were still in office. would their e-mails support this co

from the u.s. europe and latin america. >> and big bankruptcy to talk about as well. >> stocks expected to vote for chapter 9 bankruptcy section. could be the biggest municipality to ever file for bankruptcy. 3,000 residents hard hit by the housing bump. 15 and a half percent crime ridden city right now. homicides are up 57 percent past five-years alone. definitely in dire straits right now. >>> back in the news facebook. >> updating your status. check your e-mail account they have changed people's e-mail to a facebook issued e-mail it's now your default whether you knew it or not. they put the notice at the top of people's home page. it is an easy page go to contact information edit you can switch it back to your own e-mail address. >>> as always robert gray. catch you on the business network. >>> patti ann? >> it is 18 after the hour. one town is threatening to fine people thousands of dollars if they feed the birds. is that fair? we will report you decide. >>> we know your credit card can earn y

why the frustration isn't u.s. insists pakistan is not doing enough to stop a deadly terror network that uses pakistan as a safe heavien and crosses into afghanistan to attack americans. now the u.s. is considering launching secret raids to hunt them down. raids like the one that killed osama bin laden. will that enrage pakistan even more? then what? bob cagan worked in the state department and is an adviser to mitt romney. >> nice to see you, thank you. >> greta: before i ask you about the specific raids, i am curious, is pakistan a failed state? if so, what is a failed state? what does it mean? >> it's a failed state in one sense for sure. it is not controlling the territory to prevent terrorists from attacking american soldiers in afghanistan and elsewhere or is actively abetting them. i think a country like that loses in a way, its legal right to sovereign control of its territory because it's allowing the attacks. we do have to think of it as a failed state and if you look politically, the country has enormous

u.s. officials are not relieved of yet. correspondent leland vittert looks at the future of the land of pharaohs. >> tonight, muslim brotherhood protesters are in tahrir square behind me to demand they turn over the full authority to president elect mohammed morsi. the army keeping some of its power is the best chance for the united states and israel to keep egypt a long-time ally from turning in to anything but. >> membership is then outlaw the brotherhood. morsi gave a rambling victory speech last night. promising to be the president of all egyptian and key egypt international agreements. egyptians like billionaire aren't so sure. >> they have never promised anything. >> the brotherhood has sworn ties to u.s. labeled terrorist organization and supports a strict form of islam. many worry that president morsi's election will be the beginning of turning egypt to another iran. iran called the election islamic awakening. today, morsi spokesman denied he did an interview with the iranian news service who quotes morsi promising

someone leaked the u.s. was lan behind it. there was a leak about him selecting terrorist targets foresee kret drone attacks. some republicans blame the administration saying it's part of an effort to boost the president's image. >>> i am suggesting someone in the white house is coordinating effort to leak classified programs to make the president look good. these three stories within 45 days of each other are painting a picture of them effectively attacking terrorism and a cyber attack on iran is trying to develop nuclear weapons. >> white house spokesman jay carney said this, any suggestion this administration authorized intepgsnal leaks of classified information for political gain is grossly ir responsible. the question remains who is behind all of the new york times headlines. there is a political reality that leaks have been a part of washington culture for generations. no matter what congress does to stop them would be almost impossible. >>> more reaction to governor scott walker's recall victory now. earlier in the show

u.s. banks did not create your mess. you did. u.s. banks did not grant craid to grave government protection unsustainable decades ago let alone today. you did. u.s. banks didn't make austerity a foreign concept in europe. you did. u.s. banks didn't force public work torres tire at age 52 or refuse to ask them to contribute so much as a single euro to the healthcare benefits or the prescription drug benefits or their ridiculously and unaffordable spousal and kid benefits. you did. you created the safety net. and now you are throwing us under the net? i don't think so. we are many things in this country, but even our most gullible institutions aren't half that stupid in this country. we have enough time cleaning our financial messes without having to take the blame for yours. we are knee-deep in our own entitlement which look spartan compared to yours, by the way, to even remotely take the fall for the sham of a system that is totally yours and getting much worse every day. our politician might have been late for that accounting class.

u.s. economy? >> reporter: romney campaign advisor suggested that qualified to fix the economy and president obama is not. >> he gave the keys to the largest economy in the world to a person who did not have any prior executive leadership experiences. governor romney has led the private sector and he organized and ran the winter olympic games. he has ran a state successfully i think that a dig difference. >> reporter: state of the economy is bound to have a major influence so everybody is watching it very carefully. >> gregg: steve, what are the democrats saying about this subject? >> reporter: they say congress should bear the blame for the bad economy because they haven't passed the president's jobs initiatives. they are focused only on obstruction, say democrats. the top campaign aide responded to the comment from bill clinton. it wasn't helpful to obama. mitt romney had a stormy business career. >> what he said his business record and fact he was a governor qualified him to be presiden

u.s. forest service. jenna: some good questions there. and a manhunt still on for a award-winning doctor accused of murder. the very latest on the search is all "happening now." jon: campaign time happening now, and governor romney kicking off a tour of o six key swing states. good morning, i'm jon scott. jenna: i'm jen la lee. starting a tour in new hampshire where he announced his bid for the republican presidential race a year ago. no those all-important independent voters in some of the battleground states that will decide this election. he's starting out in new hampshire, moving to pennsylvania, then ohio, wisconsin, iowa and michigan, all over five days. now, yesterday in ohio we heard dueling economic messages from the president and governor romney. mr. obama saying romney's plan for the economy would signal a return to policies that set the stage for the financial crisis. governor romney countered that the president had his chance to fix the economy and simply did not. we have fox

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according to the u.s. bureau of labor statistics, veterans have a 4% higher unemployment rate than the rest of the nation. for one wounded warrior becoming an entrepreneur means meet -- the odds. elizabeth what is this soldier up against? >> reporter: kareem watson a young veteran soldier had all the odds against him not only was he wounded he was suffering from a severe case of ptsd. on top of that the unemployment rate for that group since he served in a post 9/11 area he -- era he was feeling the affects of the highest unemployment rate of any veteran group. watson tell us he underwent a number of surgeries after he blew out his knee in the line of duty he couldn't hold down a steady job. instead of collecting says, he went back-to-school and learned how to become a motorcycle tech. >> there were a couple times i wanted to just give up, not do anything and sit around, collect a check and not do nothing with my life. i knew i wanted to do more. i knew i wanted to do something with my life. >> reporter: t

i wanted next u.s. senator from florida to be someone going to go to washington stand up to barack obama and offer a clear alternative. but at that time i wanted someone else to do it. i didn't want to go through the hard work and it was my wife that said to me why don't you do it?. >> sean: i'm going to let her confront you later in the program. you became speaker of the house and it's interesting you're able to balance the budget. and you're still a young man. and after you gave up, the outgoing speaker you decided to say god is real and he loves everyone that ever lived. you made a decision to do that. why? >> i wanted to leave people with something and i waned them to understand what happens here matters a lot but what happens after here matters more. and my faith calls to us bring glory to god in everything we do to recognize that that reality god is real whether people want to admit he's there or not, he's there. >> we'll continue with florida senator marco rubio, more coming up tonight including

and the two u.s. attorney hand picked. >> we'll look under every rock here and this ought to be investigated thoroughly and we ought to await the results of that information. >> i says there's no need for an independent prosecutor. and a special kwoinl will ensure the public's confidence in the investigation and prosecution and help restore its faith in our government. that was knicks years ago, ab connecticut independent, joe lieb areman. >> we need a special counsel that avoice conflict of interest. special conferences were created for a situation like this. >> arizona republican senator john dkll. to asome point a special investigator, and attorney general eric holder, he harris. >> harris: greece is not the only country facing a crucial election, in egypt. they're counting the votes. it's where we began the fox report. the latest round of voting in the first free presidential elections, one year after the arab spring, protests that toppled long time president hosni mubarak, democracy is still hang

why the frustration isn't u.s. insists pakistan is not doing enough to stop a deadly terror network that uses pakistan as a safe heavien and crosses into afghanistan to attack americans. now the u.s. is considering launching secret raids to hunt them down. raids like the one that killed osama bin laden. will that enrage pakistan even more? then what? bob cagan worked in the state department and is an adviser to mitt romney. >> nice to see you, thank you. >> greta: before i ask you about the specific raids, i am curious, is pakistan a failed state? if so, what is a failed state? what does it mean? >> it's a failed state in one sense for sure. it is not controlling the territory to prevent terrorists from attacking american soldiers in afghanistan and elsewhere or is actively abetting them. i think a country like that loses in a way, its legal right to sovereign control of its territory because it's allowing the attacks. we do have to think of it as a failed state and if you look politically, the country has enormous

they are u.s. attorneys themselves. i think they have the integrity to follow the evidence where it leads. and if they should run into opposition, one of the things i hope we can do in congress is have a dialogue and be assured that they have the latitude that they need. but should they run into a road block, the responsible thing for them to do would be to disclose it to congress or if they feel their position precludes that, they need to resign and that will call attention that they are not getting the support that they need. but the problem with starting out from the assumption that you have to have a special council, that has led to them being very lengthy, very expensive fishing expeditions. so i think it's an appropriate step. i am confident that the gentlemen will do their job, but having prosecuted an espionage case myself, these are very tough cases. it is very difficult to get to theb bottom of a leak of classified information. and there are very real risks with it, that if you go forward with a prosecution, y

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u.s. and japan are destined to suffer low growth. and that it will take several years to undo the damage done. it predicts anemic growth for europe. >> it's still rocked by turmoil. uncertain prospect for growth and jobs. let alone stability. >> greece has been the recipient of two bail-out and the problem so far from over. with no guarantee elections on sunday will resolve the crisis there. the greeks are voting early with the bank cards. withdrawalling 800 euros a day while it exists. white house urges caution. >> greeks should stay in the sewer row zone. their circumstances will be worse, they will be worseoff if greece were to exit the euro zone. >> spain admission last weekend it would get a loan up to $125 billion shore up the troubled banking sector calmed markets for a short time. but italy saw borrowing rate shoot up. troubling sign in the third largest economy. germany finance minister warned italy to stick to the agreed upon reforms. germany trying to keep the euro zone intact w

latino population in the u.s. grown 15 million over past decade, much of that in critical swing states. romney so far refused to say whether he will repeal the president's decision. i don't know why president obama reveals stopgap measures are the way to go. he was president last 3 1/2 years and did nothing on immigration. president obama will speak before the same latino group tomorrow. patti ann. patti ann: what do we hear from florida senator marco rubio? >> reporter: he will address this conference in orlando today. he had a proposal very similar to the president's to deal with young immigrants. he is considered a possible romney running mate. here he is on fox with neil cavuto. >> this issue deserves, yes, these kids deserve compassion and this issue deserves responsible policy making which is when you sit down with stakeholders analyze all the implications what it means to make a move at time of high unemployment at a time schools are overcrowded. what does it mean? how do you balance concerns. that is what

. >> was it a u.s. intelligence or policy mistake not to get him out of here once we knew they were looking at him? >> i'm always cautious about speaking about those things because i don't want to be the source of something that undermines future operations. suffice to say at least for now i'm satisfied that the u.s. is not to blame for what happened and now that the world knows about it the pressure should be on pakistan to treat this gentleman fairly. he did not act against the national interest of pakistan. he shouldn't be in jail. >> why would any average citizen much less somebody taking the risk of life and limb in a country like pakistan or anywhere else in the world help us again if that is what happens to somebody that does help us and we didn't get him out of that country in team. >> that is the concern about future operations is this could serve as an example to others that cooperating with the united states could create this outcome for them or their family. >> but you are not willing to cri

the u.s. claims they are being aided by russian attack helicopters. and moscow accuses the u.s. of arming the rebels. the head of j.p. morgan chase saying senior executives could pay the price for the banks billion-dollar mistake. last month, the bank reported it had lost at least $2 billion on risky trades. diamond saying that management is responsible and some top executives will likely have to pay back their bonuses. now back to "on the record" with greta. abuse. >> a stunner in the ring, outrage in the boxing world. a public outcry leading to the official review of the boxing match. the world boxing organization saying it would look at victory. the shock wave, even reaching capitol hill. harry reed is the chairman of the nevada gaming commission. he spoke with griff jenkins. >> reporter: an an accomplished boxer yourself, what did you make of this fight? >> i was disappointed the fight turned out the way it d. i am a big packio fan. but it's been a troubling few days for me. bob aaron was a very close friend of mine. the judge, dwayne ford, who was one of the judges that rul

today, u.s. officials confirmed for fox news al-qaeda number two terrorist abu yahya al-libi was killed in a cia drone strike in northwest pakistan. the pakistani government responded by saying they had, "serious concerns." serious concerns? greg, you know, our relationship with pakistan, it's out of control. i mean, people have said they are psychotic, you know, they are two personalities but it's quickly becoming more one personality, the doctor that helped us get bin laden, in jail. >> greg: that is, the reason they acquited the four men in the times scare bomb plot. this is why drones are awesome. we can't trust pakistan to deal with the people. so we have to kill them to eliminate any opportunity or potential they might go to court. we don't know what they will do with them. we the v to kill them. how many number twos are there? >> juan: well, they move up. they movep. people say oh, no, don't use the drones. are they saying we should end in american troops? >> greg: drones are the best thin

it but the u.s. navy would like to base their surveillance craft starting in 2014. the u.s. wants eyes in the sky to assure no country disrups the valuable shipping lanes. the thai government invited secretary panetta to visit later this year. >> thank you very much. attorney general eric holder is one step closer to being held contempt of congress. house republicans are outraged that president obama is using executive privilege to hold thes for fast and furious. joining us now is juan williams and mark davis. great to see you. >> great to be with you. >> nice to see you. juan let me begin wu. you think that the president has something to hide and tie in the fast and furuous and why he is exerting executive privilege and it is a cover up? >> i am not going to speculate. i will say jay carny said that all the documents directly relating to the fast and furous operation have been divulged what they are talking about deliberate communication between the white house and justice about how to handle the political fall out from the whole action. and so this has nothing to do with f

the cold war chill between the u.s. and russia. some thoughts about the developments in egypts as well. [ gnome ] enjoying your holiday? ooo no. the hotel lost our reservation. nonsense! you book at travelocity, your reservation's guaranteed. well, i did not book with travelocity, okay?!? [ female announcer ] get the travelocity guarantee any way you book, including our new app. you'll never roam alone. >> bret: looking rival now. early wednesday morning. in cairo, egypt. that is tahrir square. protesters out there. they're out there because of the election. and who will replace the former president hosni mubarak. he had a stroke today according to egyptian officials and at least two sources say he is now clinically dead. what does it mean? he is not going to be revived. essentially, one source saying that the egyptian government says he is dead. what does this mean and the election results after long time in egypt back an forth about leaders in back with the panel. starting there. fred? >> well, i mean, some people, including me w

the u.s. wanted to keep him out. russia and china didn't want to keep him out. they won. around damascus, we found people getting on with their saturday, maybe trying to take their mind off the fighting which as we've seen in the past several days, is getting closer and closer to the center here. probably not paying too much attention to the diplomacy abroad either. we did peek today with a high level government official and he said very flatly that the assad regime would not take any instructions, any guidance from foreign bodies, including the united states. probably an idea of how the government will respond to the words coming out of geneva today. and as for the rebel fighters who have been active all across this country, again, as we've been watching in the last several days, they have flatly said, too, that they would not participate in any transitional government, which would include assad. the stalemate continues. >> rick: greg palkot streaming live from damascus, thanks so much. >> ar