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Topics and Guests: October 24

By Fox News
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Hurricane Wilma (search) slams into Florida as a strong Category 3 storm — claiming at least one life and leaving up to 2.5 million homes and businesses are without power.

We'll have complete FOX Team coverage of the aftermath with:

• Steve Harrigan in Everglade City, Florida
• Orlando Salinas in Key West, Florida
• Todd Connor in Fort Myers Beach, Florida

Then, we'll check on the damage with Collier County Sheriff Don Hunter and Lee County Sheriff Mike Scott.

And, we'll track the deadly storm's progress as she races up the East Coast with Rick Reichmuth in the FOX Weather Center.

Sixteen-year-old Scott Dyleski is behind bars charged with brutally beating Pamela Vitale (search) to death. Will the investigation into her murder impact another high-profile murder trial? Greta breaks it down with her panel of legal eagles:

• Jeanine Pirro, former Westchester judge and current Westchester district attorney
• Jeff Brown, criminal defense attorney
• Jim Hammer, former assistant district attorney
• Ted Williams, criminal defense attorney

And, three massive explosions rock the Palestine Hotel in Baghdad. Is this a sign of a strengthening insurgency? We'll get insight from retired U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Bob Scales and retired U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Don Edwards.

These stories and much more! Don't miss your chance to go "On the Record" tonight!

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