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immediate the $6 million man, scientists unveil the first bionic legs, a major medical breakthrough, turning fiction into reality. >> we are here in the fox news room, where breaking news is coming in from across the country, from around the world, the phone desk is watching events warn the the -- around the world, the media desk pwrepbging in pictures around the clock. well access it all in the next two hours of "happening now". jon: a fox news exclusive, were learning a second terror...

house shook. >> just loud. a loud rumbling. i dismissed it. >> reporter: the epicenter was in germantown around forestville road. a 3.6 earthquake had residents literally shaking in their beds. >> things were shaking. it shook enough that my dad who slept on the edge of the bed, she fell off the bed this morning. the dog fell off and it was unnerving. >> reporter: all around the area, people are talking about it. patricia never thought she would be in the epicenter of an earthquake. no...

gina what is steve jobs saying? >> reporter: i just got out of the bless conference a few minutes ago. steve jobs, he was very passionate and emphatic, he got up there in front of hundreds of journalists and said, look, were not perfect, but you guys are totally blowing it out of proportion. this affects as you just said, half a percent of all iphone four users, according to date that he just received this week. and he also said that only 1 .7% of all iphone 4 users have returned the p...

demanding answers: im jon scott in for shepard smith on day 88 of our national disaster in the gulf of mexico. tonight, bp reports its new containment cap is holding and there is still no oil gushing into the gulf. we are about halfway through the 4 -hour testing period. the feds say the pressure readings are not quite as high as they would like. in this case high pressure is a good thing. but they are close enough to continue the testing for at least another few hours. after that engi...

>> what theyre working to determine is whether we can safely shut in the well using the new cap without creating new problems. including possibly countless new oil leaks in the sea floor. >> we have team coverage with nbc mara who is still live with us in venice, louisiana, and michelle franzen with reaction from people in pensacola beach, florida. mara, how long does bp plan to run these tests? >> well, tamron, the plan is to run them for 48 hours from when they started and theyre goi...

moving west/northwest at 12 miles an hour. made landfall north of belize city sometime late last night and continues to work its way on through. holding together fairly substantially here for us. tip typically you find a tropical cyclone making its way over land. not the case. sort of maintaining itself here. but the past couple of sweeps on the satellite, start fog lose its intensity a tad. darker pup pe eer pressure pele. another update coming up in about an hour. now to the question...

>> i have got a certificate up on my wall in my office right next to the emmy. >> all right. somebody else who had a certificate up on her wall from at least a lot of arizona voters who agree with her is governor jan brewer. shes coming under heavy fire now because of that bill she signed almost a week ago now where police officers can actually stop somebody and figure out if theyre in this country legally or not if if theyre not, assess them with a crime. now, there is a reverse immig...

Talking about politics. we wanted to send our reporter pete dominick on the street to find out what people in new york city thichlt hey, pete. >> reporter: hey, john. obviously this law in arizona is controversial. one thing that isnt controversial is that our nation, the united states of america, is a nation of immigrants. i went on the street to prove that. >> my mother is half black, half jamaican. my father is half puerto rican and half black. >> korean. >> south america. >> czechoslovakia a...

senator joe lieberman. he was in the middle of the big climate change debate. it happes collapsed now. hell talk about the political climate here in washington, d.c. on my radar tonight, fascinating stories including one democratic governors unusual job pitch. shed like to come to washington. guess where shed like to work? and whether the supreme court should step in to keep your children from playing violent video games. youre not getting what you want from washington tonight. most ...

Every time that i have lived in this particular town, theyve always rubber stamped it. well, now, ive never -- when i went to vote on tuesday, governor, i have never seen the crowd in the polling place that i saw with my own two eyes. >> well, double the turnout that it had been the year before. and folks are -- folks are angry. now, you know, some budgets were approved 41% of the budgets were approved but 58% were rejected. that is a -- that is a historic number in new jersey. its never happene...