as for news stories casey anthony's trial the most search add head of the death of osama bin laden. >> at least i was bopping to the beat. speaking of baby choosing a baby name is a big deal also an industry. this month the top names and trends for next year. take a look if you are pregnant now modern heroes like addcus and gatts buy popular. -- sunny and true. unusual spellings becomes alecks. and isabella old fashioned names ending in -- on the way out nouns brooklyn and apple. names ending in ly and lye think ashley or bentley. carson is a great name, i think. >> i didn't know apple was ever in except for one famous -- >> gwyneth paltrow's baby? >> yeah. >>> identifying a suspect critical new developments as oakland police announce a person of interest in the shooting that left a toddler fighting for his life. we'll have a live report. >> reporter: two situations regarding two occupy camps. police did move in and raid occupy l.a.. the campers at occupy sf have made a decision about whether or not they are going to obey orders to leave their camp. >>> the new home that could be reve

news stories, casey anthony's trial was the most searched ahead of the death of osama bin laden. >>> new study is shattering an age old stereotype about men. according to researchers at ohio state, young men don't think about sex every seven seconds. in fact, researchers say they only think about it 19 times a day. that's less than once an hour. for young women, it is 10 times a day. researchers came to these conclusions after studying nearly 300 college students between the ages of 18 and 25. they may need to check some other campuses. >> yeah. >> it is now 6:25. is it possible? still ahead, hp responds to claims that hackers could set your printer on fire from a computer terminal miles away. >> screening an occupation. more than 1,000 police move in to end occupy l.a.. what is being said about the all night operation. >> reporter: it is going to be a sad day in jay . thousands are expected to attend a memorial -- service for a fallen police officer who had quite an impact on this community. i'm amy hollyfield live with details of the service, next. >>> flights delayed out of atlant

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the aircraft carrier that buried osama bin laden at sea. the game was in honor of veterans day. about 7,000 people were there, including president obama. north carolina, by the way, won the game. >>> and the ginger day reference was a clue. >> a clue. >> something that will be unveiled on the show. right now, time for the big reveal. are you ready? >> a drumroll? >> we said we had a mystery guest this morning. in fact, it's our newest member of our weekend "gma" team. her name, ginger zee. ginger, good morning. >> good morning. i'm here. >> we are so thrilled to have you. you're going to be with us every weekend. we're going to learn a little bit more about you coming up. ginger, can i tell you how happy i am to have a girlfriend on the show right now? >> as am i. >> i won't have ron and dan ganging up on me every week. >> ron and i won't take that personally. >> it's a fair fight now. >> we are a major team. and we have some major weather to talk about. we've been so quiet in the east. just a little on the chilly side. but we'll talk about that in a moment. want to start with p

the aircraft carrier that buried osama bin laden at sea. the game was in honor of veterans day. about 7,000 people were there, including president obama. north carolina, by the way, won the game. >>> and the ginger day in a reference was a clue. >> a clue. >> something that will be unveiled on the show. right now, time for the big reveal. are you ready? >> a drumroll? >> we said we had a mystery guest this morning. in fact, it's our newest member of our weekend "gma" team, her name, ginger zee. ginger, good morning. >> good morning. i'm here. >> we are so thrilled to have you. you're going to be with us every weekend. we're going to learn a little bit more about you coming up. ginger, can i tell you how happy i am to have a girlfriend on the show right now? >> as am i. >> i won't have ron and dan ganging up on me every week. >> ron and i won't take that personally. >> it's a fair fight now. >> we are a major team. and we have some major weather to talk about. we've been so quiet in the east. just a little on the chilly side. but we'll talk about that in a moment. want to start w

the "uss carl vincent" is the carrier where osama bin laden was buried at sea. and president obama, talking about honoring veterans. the president is not here this even because of the ship's historical significance. he is here because of the sports significance. the first ever college basketball game played on the deck of the aircraft carrier. a game that organizers hope will be an annual event. it's one stop for president obama as he plays a pacific swing. but for the basketball fan in chief, it was an unjoyible one. >>> and a special home coming in time for veterans day. students in an alabama school gathered for an assembly for veterans day. a cheerleader led a salute having no idea, the guest speaker having served overseas might be someone she recognized. >> oh, my god! >> hi. i love you. >> and he told me he was going to fight in the war, i was heartbroken but i knew that my dad was going to make our country better. i watch these tv shows sometimes and when little kids see their dads and sometimes i wish it was me and now it is. >> now it is. staff sergeant

and, by the way, the ship, the "uss carl vinson" is the one that carried osama bin laden's body to sea. the game will be carried on our sister network, espn. >>> and a special homecoming, just in time for veterans day. students at an alabama elementary school gathered for their annual assembly honoring the military. madison mehringer had no idea the guest speaker, a green beret who had been serving overseas, might be someone she recognized. >> oh my god! >> hi. i love you. >> and he told me he was going to fight in the war, it was heartbroken but i knew that my dad was going to make our country better. i watch these tv shows sometimes and when little kids see their dads and sometimes i wish it was me and now it is. >> now it is. staff sergeant mark mehringer spent eight months overseas. he'll be stationed in alabama next. >>> still ahead, bob woodruff, with something amazing, helping transform life for some of our nation's bravest warriors. americaning stands up for heroes. damentals. analysis. information. i trade on tradearchitect. this is web-based trading, re-visualized. streaming,

as for news stories caseython trail was most searched ahead of the death of osama bin laden. >>> we have a lot of list as we hit the year end. sandy is in for spencer tonight and really we have a pretty serious wind storm coming in. >> absolutely dan. wind gust potentially up to 70 miles an hour on the hill. >> hurricane strength. >> close to it. absolutely. so we have to wendy burch out for things blowing around obviously rough going on the roadway. between tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening is when we expect the strongest win. so let me show you live picture though in the short-term. we have a dense fog advisory that has just been issued. pretty mostly clear why as you look from high definition sutro camera. we have fog out there. the fog is really creating poor visibility across parts of the bay area. let me show you where it's at writ now. it's coming in from both sides. come in from the central valley impacting east bay and fog coming in from the coast as well. that's of course reducing the visibility. look at some of the visibility right now. fairfield no have the 0quarter of

earlier this year, for example, osama bin laden when he was killed, they took to downtown state college as well and brought their american flags anç belted out the national anthem. depending on the topic depends on how much destruction there will be in the street. i wasn't quite expecting a tv truck to be overturned tonight. >> no. we weren't expecting that either. help us understand why these students are so upset, with the accusations against joe paterno they're very serious. a lot of people say as the moral compass of the university he certainly didn't do the moral thing in the sandusky case. >> i think what it is is not so much that joe paterno is connected to the alleged child abuse case. it's not so much that joe's connected to it, it's that the focus of the media is specifically on joe paterno rather than on sandusky who allegedly commits these crimes, that there's not enough coverage on sandusky. they're angry that the penn state board of trustees fired paterno over the phone tonight. that was a hit to a lot of students' egos as well. >> they maybe should have done it face to f

the bombing bringing osama bin laden and the terror net tworkt attention of many americans for the first time. now the man believed to be behind the blast making his first court appearance since was caught 9 years ago. our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is streaming live from guantanamo bay *, cuba. >> reporter: the high security courthouse is behind me. half a dozen members of the u.s.s. cole families -- this is the first time anybody has seen the suspect abd al-rahim al-nashiri. we are familiar with his mugshot. he has dramatically changed. he is girl or stockier. he gained about 20 pounds. in court today he was unshackled. he seemed relaxed and smiling. even joking with the judge about the quality of his english skills. the attack in 2000 was the seminal attack before 9/11, the final warning that al qaeda was determined to hit the united states. what many important when you see these pictures is context on the damage. that hole you see in the side of the cole is the size of a 3-story building. the force of that explosion was so great that's of the cole families to

. >> hurricane irene and the death of osama bin laden were the third and second-most se top, and the top, please. it was the casey anthony trial. >> 2011, almost in the books. >>> it's the most wonderful time of the year for a lot of people, such as myself. but the holiday season seems to bring out the grinch in others. >> you may be surprised to find out what people are not looking forward to this time of year. 35 million of us dread being nice during the holidays. >> and up next on the list, 68% dread lines and crowds. 37% dread gaining weight. >> but we love eating. >>> this might be the most visional story of the morning. let's just roll it, shall we? it's become an annual tradition this time of year. the victoria's secret fashion show. >> the so-called angels were strutting their stuff on the catwalk. the price tag for some of the items on the show, $2 million. >> some of the women who got the most face time are actually mothers, as well. two of them had sons back in january. so, to all of the women and mommies out there. >> thank you, rob. >> sure. holiday times. that makes me

. >> hurricane irene and the death of osama bin laden were the third and second-most searched. and the top, please. it was the casey anthony trial. >> 2011, almost in the books. >>> it's the most wonderful time of the year for a lot of people, such as myself. but the holiday season seems to bring out the grinch in others. >> you may be surprised to find out what people are not looking forward to this time of year. 35 million of us dread being nice during the holidays. >> and up next on the list, 68% dread lines and crowds. 37% dread gaining weight. >> but we love eating. >>> this might be the most visional story of the morning. let's just roll it, shall we? it's become an annual tradition this time of year. the victoria's secret fashion show. >> the so-called angels were strutting their stuff on the catwalk. the price tag for some of the items on the show, $2 million. >> some of the women who got the most face time are actually mothers, as well. two of them had sons back in january. so, to all of the women and mommies out there. >> thank you, rob. >> sure. holiday times. that m

. >>> have you heard about the new book on the osama bin laden raid? it is stirring up a lot of controversy. it calls into question the white house account of what happened. liz trotta next on how the media is treating the contrasting accounts. so who ordered the cereal that can help lower olesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. [ woman ] lower cholesterol. [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole gin oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. how about making it brighter. more colorful. ♪ and putting all our helpers to work? so we can build on our favorite traditions by adding a few new ones. we've all got garlands and budgets to stretch. and this year, we can keep them both evergreen. mo

because pakistan -- it's not clear because pakistan is where osama bin laden was found and eliminated. secondly, pakistan had a conversation with president karzai from afghanistan and president karzai said if the united states gets into a dispute with pakistan, afghanistan's going to side with pakistan. there is a lot of clarity missing. >> mr. cain acknowledges he's got some shortcomings in international affairs because he hasn't spent a lot of time talking about it. his issues, the 9-9-9 tax plan. when the subject matter is foreign policy and international affairs, that's going to be difficult. all in all he acquitted himself without mistakes. none of the candidates had the gaffes that have become the hallmark of previous debates. >> shannon: there was controversy regarding michele bachmann, whether she was given enough time in the debate. >> she did fine too. she desperately needs breakout moments. she's a member of the house intelligence committee and used that to point out when it comes to foreign affairs and international issues she has a resumÉ. yesterday she made a interestin

there have been strains, yes, as you mentioned that osama bin laden was found in a top military compound, a training site. but this requires presidential leadership because there are nukes in pakistan, they're spread throughout the country. they move them in unconventional ways from one place to the next. and this if those nukes got in the hands of the taliban or al qaeda, that would be a disaster. so wecan't let that happen. >> jamie: we are seeing tremendous anger. this is new video in to fox, very disturbing, outside the u.s. consalate in karachi. these are pakistani citizens, protesting the united states and nato. yelling things like down with the united states, down with america. what's your impression what have we are looking at? >> i mean, that's very real anger. as we know, 12 to 15% of pakistanis support the americans. so it's going to take a lot to cheamplg the man on the street's attitude towards america. and so, look, this is a long-term investment on our part, in the region and in the country of pakistan. we need to continue the diplomatic relations with them. we need to con

. >> heather: they helped find the world's most wanted man, drone aircraft, known for finding osama bin laden. now, they may soon be coming to the skies near you. the faa working on new rules so groups from police departments and farmers could use them beginning next year. let's bring in our panel, k.t. mcfarland. judith miller and mercedes cohen a fox news legal analyst. thank you for joining us. >> immediately americans, drones patrolling the skies, they think privacy issues. the list goes from there. mercedes, i'll start with you. >> when 9/11 took place, thousands of people lost their lives. these are the types of protections we all need. we need them. frankly the right to privacy and when there is security issues, national security, individuals that are combatants against america, the weaponry that brought back the world trade center, that is what needs to happen. >> our legal analysts on the panel, you don't have a concern with privacy? >> not an issue at all. when it comes to issues of national security. that is the trite privacy which is not constitutional, they are case law. th

there have been strains, yes, as you mentioned that osama bin laden was found in a top military compound, a training site. but this requires presidential leadership because there are nukes in pakistan, they're spread throughout the country. they move them in unconventional ways from one place to the next. and this if those nukes got in the hands of the taliban or al qaeda, that would be a disaster. so wecan't let that happen. >> jamie: we are seeing tremendous anger. this is new video in to fox, very disturbing, outside the u.s. consalate in karachi. these are pakistani citizens, protesting the united states and nato. yelling things like down with the united states, down with america. what's your impression what have we are loong at? >> i mean, that's very real anger. as we know, 12 to 15% of pakistanis support the americans. so it's going to take a lot to cheamplg the man on the street's attitude towards america. and so, look, this is a long-term investment on our part, in the region and in the country of pakistan. we need to continue the diplomatic relations with them. we need to condi

bin laden and other top al-qaida leaders, winding down the military role in iraq and toppling moammar qaddafi, it strikes me as a little unseemly that when credit is begin, so much of it goes to clinton. that is an interesting statement from someone who wrote positively and determinedly about hillary clinton for years. a lot of it is started with what her perceived role was in libya and of course, her famous line when it was all over. we came, we saw and he died. time magazine cover story november. that was a big-time endorsement of hillary. the rise and fall of smart power. we hear a lot when we talk to hillary about smart power and convening power and all of these other phrases that she gets from working with nongovernmental groups. not traditional, but nongovernmental groups. time magazine said that some 67 programs for women have been funded by state while she is in charge. christian science monitor reports how she is the most popular figure in the obama administration according to polls x. "newsweek" said quotes her women's rights is the unfinished business of the 21st century. i

the vinson was the aircraft carrier where osama bin laden body was taken to sea. it is a special carrier for the u.s. navy. >> special game tonight. bill: good luck to your tar heels. heather: thank you. bill: it is a massive cross-country pipeline that has pitted environmentalists against business. the white house making a decision on the shovel-ready project. will they go forward? the answer coming up. heather: key battleground states show president obama may be in for some tight races. we'll take a look beyond the numbers. bill: as we go to commercial and you head out for your day, make sure you take us with you right? at our website, foxnews.com/mobile you can download our app and get the latest breaking news wherever you are, on the golf course or --. heather: can't escape us. or watching a basketball game. bill: at work or watching that hoops game. do that while we have a break. we'll be back in two minutes how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain c

look, you can always find words but this president has gotten osama bin laden, al with lucky and qaddafi. he will run on international affairs and a strong sense of leadership in the election. >> my hats off for doug. that is great effort. this is a failing of president obama. he really has to watch it when he appears to be professor in chief, sort of commander-in-chief. sort of hovering above hiss own country and criticize it. a president shouldn't ever talk about americans in those terms, being soft, lazy, lacking imagination. martha: good to see you both as always. >> thank you. martha: thank you, gentlemen. watch doug as he co-hosts campaign confidential, which is a new show on foxnews.com live. it streams live every monday at 2:00 p.m. eastern. to watch, go to foxnews.com. click on the watch box, foxnews.com, if that makes sense the link on the right-hand side of the screen. check out doug on his new show. gregg: i'm on there 10:30 to 11:30 wednesdays. they have a great lineup of shows. check it out. iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons a crucial foreign policy issue for whomever is in

it has raised tension between the united states and pakistan after the osama bin laden incident in may. bill: thank you, on the ground in kabul. 26 minutes past the hour. martha: the curtain may have come down on the space shuttle program but nasa is not done exploring the final front tear. >> zero, and liftoff of the at last five with curiosity, seeking clues to the planet tear re, mars. martha: the quest to find signs of life, we are headed to the red planet. bill: it takes a while to get there. newt grinning rich scores a major endorsement in mitt romney's backyard. we'll ask the publisher of new hampshire's largest newspaper what they see in the former speaker. >> he's the one who brought the republicans to congress after 40 years in the wilderness. he came up with a contract with america. he helped balance a budget with a democratic president. he's a bright guy, he's going to make mistakes. ♪ more, more, more... get more with honey bunches of oats 4 nutritious grains come together for more taste, more healthy satisfaction. get more with honey bunches of oats. martha: this coming

and osama bin laden's top deputy once belonged to this group. it raises a lot of concerns. greg pal d palkot is live in cairo. >> the turn out was very big, maybe 50, 60, 70%ee seupgss th % egyptians that came out and expressed their position. the freedom and justice part taoeparty of the islamist brotherhood group did very well. some say 40%, some say higher. more islamist group inks are skroeg righs are scoring well. martha: this has been anticipated and talked about since the fall of hosni mubarak. what will that mean with relations with israel, greg. >> reporter: on the ground we've been haoebging with official peeking with the muslim brotherhood. they say they are inclusive, they are open and ready to accept various people and parties. much support was heard from people that we talked to on the street, however, they do say that sharia law will be a cornerstone of any future government they could be a part of. at least three different woman we spoke to on the street expressed their concern. they said in fact they were worried about an extremist government. as for foreig

bin laden. i mean, in a national security debate last night, the entire field had no plan. particularly mitt romney. no plan on withdrawing our troops from iraq when the overwhelming majority of the american people support that. he would leave them there indefinitely. this is a field not ready for primetime when it comes to being commander in chief. >> there were eight candidates on the stage, though, and you know, by my count, you've said mitt romney twice, haven't named any of the other candidates by name. at least not yet, but why after -- why go after mitt romney so early on in this contest? i mean, the iowa caucuses aren't until january 3rd? >> the reason i'm talking about mitt romney, i also mentioned newt gingrich, is because he has some really disturbing views. i mean, he's done his best to continue to embrace the tea party extremism. he is someone who is focused on making sure that we do everything but take care of the middle class and working families, and so i think he's earned the at

osama bin laden's death was number two followed by hurricane irene. do you know the number one most searched celebrity? >> no. who? >> pretend you care. >> let me guess. does the name begin with k? >> no. >> okay. who? >> if i say the words baby, baby, baby, will that give you a clue? >> oh, justin bieber? >> there you go. >> see that? not the kardashians. >> you never know when fame will find you. for nicole harris of el paso, texas, who was at the gym on a treadmill, this is going viral so we call her dancing queen. she started treadmill dancing when she hurt her knee and heard that sideways walking on the treadmill can help that. >> she's got moves. >> i would find that distracting running on the treadmill it if she was doing that next to me. >> i find running on the treadmill fairly distressing anyway. so maybe that would be -- >> that's kind of cool. yeah, i definitely would be distracted. i would then be looking at her and i'd fall off the treadmill which is always painful. >> then you'd end up on "the ridiculist." >> wouldn't be the first time.

osama bin laden's death was number two followed by hurricane irene. do you know the number one most searched celebrity? >> no. who? >> pretend you care. >> let me guess. does the name begin with k? >> no. >> okay. who? >> if i say the words baby, baby, baby, will that give you a clue? >> oh, justin bieber? >> there you go. >> interesting. >> cultural stuff -- no, not the kardashians. >> you never know when fame will find you. for nicole harris of el paso, texas, who was at the gym on a treadmill, this is going viral so we call her dancing queen. she started treadmill dancing when she hurt her knee and heard that sideways walking on the treadmill can help you. >> she's got moves. >> i would find that distracting if she was doing that next to me. >> i find running on the treadmill fairly distressing anyway. so maybe that would be -- >> yeah, i would definitely be distracted. i would then be looking at her and i'd fall off the treadmill which is always painful. >> then you'd end up on "the ridiculist". >> wouldn't be the first time. >>> dr. conrad murray

officials deny that osama bin laden was in their country. even though he was hiding near a major pakistani military outpost. an ally that gets offended when american experts raise serious concerns about a nuclear security. one pakistani official saying, quote, of all the things in the world to worry about the issue you should worry about the least is the safety of our nuclear program. the authors find many reasons to wonder whether one day a warhead or nuclear material could fall into the wrong hands. weapon components they report are sometimes moved around the country in vans like these with little or no security surrounding them. they cite an american intelligence source that says the pakistanis aren't just toting around parts but at times fully assembled war heads. first my conversation with the atlantic's jeffrey goldberg. in terms of its nuclear arsenal, how much confidence should the u.s. have that pakistan, that the arsenal is secure? >> the u.s. should have confidence that the people around the nuclear arsenal are among the best paki

pakistan is a nuclear armed ally, an ally whose officials loudly denied osama bin laden was in their country even though he was hiding near a major pakistani military out post. an ally that gets offended when american experts raise serious concerns about a nuclear security. one pakistani official saying, quote, of all the things in the world to worry about the issue you should worry about the least is the safety of our nuclear program. the authors find many reasons to wonder whether one day a warhead or nuclear material could fall into the wrong hands. weapon components they report are sometimes moved around the country in vans like these with little or no security surrounding them. they cite an american intelligence source that says the pakistanis aren't just toting around parts but at times fully assembled war heads. first my conversation with the atlantic's jeffrey goldberg. in terms of its nuclear arsenal, how much confidence should the u.s. have that pakistan, that the arsenal is secure? >> the u.s. should have confidence that the people around the nuclear arsenal are among the

you talk about two s.e.a.l.s going into osama bin laden's bedroom. he reached for his weapon, they shot him immediately. how did they feel when they did that? what did they tell you? >> i don't think feeling really had much to do with it. these guys go in -- when they go in, they are just on in the moment, in the second. they have to be because that's what it takes to survive in these situations. the 90 seconds that i've computed this operation took and from what my information is, that's more in keeping to what a s.e.a.l. team 6 operation is. you hit them hard and fast and it's over before they can react. >> the stealth hawk was the helicopter used. systems went down a million to one chance. >> absolutely. >> they tried to destroy most of it. but you report in here, and i wanted to ask you about this because this is really important, that the pakistanis were so mad that they auctioned off the remains to the chinese so that they could see the technology and then let the iranians and north koreans see it. >> absolutely. just in a little victory lap. t

bin laden. but some of the positions on iran and on waterboarding are going to be controversial in the general election. >> well, you can see john mccain, republican nominee in 2008, he was tweeting as the debate went on that he believes the law so states waterboarding is torture, and he was suspicious that republican presidential nominees said they would return to it. rick perry said he would defend it in the day he dies, michele bachmann said she was in favor of it. so that was a topic that quade to the public something new. so they may not be. wut they take issues that may not be a big part of the conversation nationally, but whether it's president obama reelected or potential nominees, if they become president, are going to have to deal with. we had a conversation, why? because sta urthey've -- and th, wait a minute, we have to deal with pakistan. >> some people were suggesting rick perry did better because he could get through the sentences and the talking points, but when you really look a

he put the troops in to get osama bin laden thanks got him. they did the surge in afghanistan. he's followed flew through on the pledge to stay there in iraq and he was willing to leave troops behind. it was the iraqis who decided they couldn't treat our troop 'right way if they stayed behind. our military decided we couldn't leave our troops there under those conditions. when you add all of this up, this is a president who takes national defense and national security very, very seriously. and i think that what we're looking for here is to see the challengers produce the same level of thought, the same level of reflection, and some ideas that would be different. mostly foreign policy. and the people who work it underneath. they all have been to the same schools. they know about the same things. so it's hapd@ candidates to draw a distinction. i would say this. what we've seen thus far is it is damaging to america because it gives the impression that that group of people really aren't serious about america's role in the world and keeping america safe. that's the very dangerous im