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You access a personal account like yahoo! or something, it may well be notwithstanding a clear policy when you access a private e-mail account like that, employers are not permitted to to happen and spy on -- snoop and spy on that because there is a reasonable expectation of privacy in a personal e-mail account as opposed to the one associate with the your work. jane: sounds like bottom line, scott, youre advising me to still be careful what i write and say on work-issued equipment. >> absolutel...

Top box, the white house is confirming the president will be heading to new york on thursday to push the financial overhaul package that would directly affect wall street. in the middle box, 15 years to the day after the oklahoma city bombings, survivors and relatives of those who died gather to remember the attack. 168 killed, more than 600 injured. and on the bottom, thai troops are now protecting business zones there from thousands of anti-government protesters. jon: this just in to the fox n...

Harder and its certainly, i think, a wake-up call that we should be thinking about more fundamental measures. >> thank you. jon: we are watching some breaking news including this, take a look. a car colliding with two horse-drawn carriages on the streets of philadelphia. the chain reaction that led to this disaster. plus, president obama lending his coat tails to an incumbent who needs some help, but can he give senator barbara boxer enough of a boost in a very tough re-election fight? ad and we...

Privacy guidelines for every american worker. shannon bream is live outside the supreme court where those arguments just wrapped up. so whats the potential impact of this case on employees and employers across the country, shannon? >> reporter: well, jon, when you think about, i mean, millions of people across the country have devices issued by their employers whether its a blackberry or a cell phone, and the laws been to the side at least -- on the side of private employers, they cant expect to...

The level for example in 2000 and the anger seems focused on some institutions in particular, for example, congressional favorability in the pew 2 is 5%, and all-time -- is 25%, an all-time low and both parties are not doing well among voters in terms of perceptions the democrats will take the brunt of peoples anger, because independents are breaking for the republicans in the fall election, at this point, they are, by a 66 to 13 margin, a 53 point advantage among independents for the g.o.p., wh...

Blurred. so the supreme court is looking at this as something that is really a first-time issue for them because, you know, the technology is new and changing, and we dont have a lot of case law to give us guidance. jon: so what are the key factors in deciding this case, does it seem? >> reporter: really, the reasonable expectation of privacy. could this s.w.a.t. officer really think that his messages on his pager which ultimately included messages to both his wife and mistress, could they expec...

Morning. its a big success for iraq and the u.s. jon: im sure youll have more on "special report" tonight. bret baier is the anchor. good to talk to you. >> reporter: sure. jane: want to get to some business news. lets take a look at how the markets are doing today, the dow is down about 23 points or so. all this in the wake of fridays bombshell announcement by the sec, the securities and exchange commission, charging goldman sachs with civil fraud. jen jenna, whats new this morning? jenna: a fe...

Recent months with particular attacks, but the way its doing those attacks is not with true grassroots supporters, its actually conning people -- [inaudible] for example, they will -- we dont know exactly what theyre driving. so in terms of what it means to al-qaeda in the future, psychological shock. this could be -- this is speculation -- there could be retaliation as a result of this, u but al-qaeda is very much in disarray at the moment in terms of what we expect to see. it certainly is a ma...

Make it so you dont block these fees altogether, but that if there is a fee, that it is taxable and it is essential if you get on a plane, jane. i would say -- well, what do you think? is it essential? nonessential, jane? jane: you and i might have a different opinion than jon does. jenna: i think youre right. jane: the fact that i can only bring one is life changing anyway. jenna: get very creative with the flight, right? jane: right. its a purse, really. jenna, thank you very much. i know youl...

Government from running insurance companies, investment houses, auto companies, democrats frankly believe that the republicans traditional ties to big business, and, big banks, put them on the wrong side of the debate. jon. >> in the meantime you have got goldman sachs, always sort of the gold standard among investment banks, facing fraud charges, is that going to have an impact on this? >> reporter: well, democrats, frankly, believe it will. the securities and exchange commission says goldman e...