>> john. thanks for your support your kids program. >> we are happy to have you bake. thanks for joining us . we'll see you. everybody have a great weekend. >> extreme heat and humidity is more than an inconvenience but deadly. heat related deaths continue to climb. the country is suffering through triple-digit temperatures and storms nation. i am uma. america's news headquarter in the nation's capitol starts right now. leading our show. heat wave that is gripping the country. rick is tracking the temperatures and live in the extreme weather center. rick. >> it is hot and take a look at

the map. you can see where the heat is. 98 degrees in kansas city . 95 in cleave - cleveland it is hot and humid . this is what it like. 110 in clef lend and 106 in louisville. we are not even in the noon time. it is warm temperatures already . because of that heat advisory in the great lakes and ohio river valley and stretching out in parts of the middle atlantic states . we are talking about temps and around 110 today . one of those days to stay in. there are changes in store. it is going to drop our teches. as it does happen. it will swipe down here through today and bring a wind and hail threat with the thunderstorms. today areas around hartford, connecticut and part of ohio .

by tomorrow dives to the south and in toward washington d.c. and to lose luz and paducah and severe weather. we are not talking about tornados, but big wind. we can see the damage that can happen. the good news is, behind the front our temps drop. we'll get more relief. you notice the reds calm down here and the temps drop down in the 80s for everybody in the east it is going to feel nice. we will have to get through the weekend and then relief comes in. >> and one of the cities wilting under the triple-digit temperatures is washington d.c.. baking under the longest and strongest heat wave ever recorded. molly is braving the temperatures. and bringing us more. >> the excessive heat is nothing to mess with. it is in the 110's here in washington. and from the midwest to the

plains, and to the east, there are eight deaths officials say because of the high heat. three in ohio and three in wisconsin and two in tennessee. here in dc, a city built over a wamp and why they feel so darn muggy. a lot of people bring the family to see the monuments and some say it is not so bad. a number of the tourist tried to get out early and stay cool including a honeymooning couple. >> what they want to do even if it is hot. we embraced it. >> we have a bunch of kids that are sleeping back in the hotel and it is too hot for them. we came out and we'll go back and pick them up. >> we'll tough it out. >> we have many monuments that we can before we melt. >> as for the power situation in the midatlantic, 10,000 people are in the dark with no air conditioning after the powerful thunderstorms a week ago. most of them. more than 9000, of the 10,000

people are in the baltimore area . all of us bake negligent heat. if we can't feel cool we think cool. we have video to show you. remember this, the blizzard of 2010? all of those freezing cold day and feet and feet and feet of snow to shovel. at least we are not shoveling the heat. and rick said the predicted cool down will be in the weekend and get into the balmy 80s now, uma. >> i guess, molly use whatever we can to get us back in a frame of mind where we bring out the old snow picks, hopefully will do the trick. >> here is a break down of the deaths. 46 people died in the heat over the past two weeks . this week alone. twen people died from the extreme temperatures and there could be more casulties later today. latest numbers show that nine

people in maryland died as a result of the heat . we have three reported deaths in wisconsin and three in st. louis, missouri as well we'll send your photos to fox news.comand we would like to know how inventive you have been in the extreme temperatures turning to politicings in the wake of the lack luster jobs report. president and republicans are using weekly radio addresses and show the economy. and doug is here with the latest, doug. >> the president yesterday called the edition of 80,000 jobs a step in the right direction. and in the weekly radio address the president is distancing himself from what the economicist agree is a dismal report.

it will keep thousands of construction workers on the job to rebuild the nation's infrastructure and keep interest rates on federal student loans from doubling this year. it hit sevenmillion students with a thousand more on the loan payments. those steps will make a difference in the lives of millions of americans . make no mistake we have more to do. >> in the republican response. representative ann marie was quick to pen the bad job numbers on the president's policy. >> the american people know what has to be done. get washington out of the way . empower individuals and small businesss and let them flourish. but the president still refuse to change course. he's doubling down on policies that are holding us back and making things worse. starting with the health care law that is driving up costs and

make harder for small businesses to hire workers. >> senior administration advisor david fluff - plouffe is what everybody expected and the romney campaign pouncod that . issuing a statement. with millions of americans facing what vice-president biden call would a depression, it is clear that president obama is simply out of touch with the difficulties facing middle class families and a little taste of the obama campaign medicine. it attacked romney out of touch with the needs of middle class americans. >> thank you very much. >> thaddeus cauter was stung by a scandal. he disqualified from the august ballot after the secretary of state deemed quen percent of the petition signatures were invalid . in a statement, the former michigan representative said he must strike another match and

start anew. and the statement continues on and saying this past month and hamp for the first time severed the necessary harmony between the needs of constitients and my family. as this harmony is required to serve the absence requires that i leave. >> white house making it clear it has no plan to abandon afghanistan by declaring that nation is a major nonnato ally. secretary of state hillary clinton is saying, this move signals a powerful commitment to afghanistan's future . joining us now with more fox news world contributor dominic joining us from kabul. >> it was a flying visit and surprise . she was on the ground three and half hours and had a breakfast meeting with president hamid karzai it is the first time the obama administration desigated a

country a major nonnato ally. and it comes on the heels of the strategic partnership agreement between the afghanistan and united states. and hillary clinton described it as something that will endure in the future and spelt out in military terms what it means for the united states and afghanistan. take a listen. >> we see this as a powerful symbol of our commitment to afghanistan's future and they are able to have acess to excess defense supplies and they can be part of certain types of train capacity building. she also said that the united states will continue to protect afghanistan from insurgent. combat troops are supposed to leave the country by the end of 2014. most pressing of all was going

tio and karzai where the international community will be asking for three billion dollars a year as it try to balance its budget. it can't do it alone. it doesn't generate enough democracy. the international community will struggle with that request. stan tan wanted a total of four billion and the international community has been burdened by the corruption and despite assurance to hillary clinton, the united states and partners who invested in afghanistan are concerned that the funds will be frittered away by the afghanistan institutions in which they invested. >> back to you. >> thank you very much. >> libya is taking a major step to democracy and voters going to the poles for the first time since the owlster of mohammed qaddafi. it is expected that the islamic

parties end up the big winners. despite libyans celebrating the first free election in 40 years. others are burning ballots and calling for a boycott due to deepening divisions with the libyan tribes and others. >> 19 people are dead after a drone attack in taliban. that is happening two days. and first supply runs since november. that attack happening in the northeast part of the country. pakistan is angry that the drone attacks are killing civilians and infringe on their sovereignty. the united states said the strikes are selective and no word if they were militants or civilians. >> contentous nature much u.s. and pakistan goes beyond the drone attacks. there is nato of the air strike. 26 pakistani sold yerse were kill pakistan delosed the supply

routes and the u.s. only recently apologized for the incident. but was that a mistake? ryan morrow joins us to talk about the escalating tensions with pakistan. thank you for being here today. >> thanks for having me. >> let's talk about the situation . do you think that it was necessary for the united states to apologize? >> well, we didn't accept blame. technically secretary of state hillary clinton said we are sorry that it hpened and discussed the error that is occurred with the pakistani counter part. it was not an acceptance of blame. and we are now saving 100 million because of the supply route opening. my problem is how it is perceived by the pakistanies. it is perceived as an acceptance of blame. and so validates the propaganda that the u.s. deliberately killed the pakistani soldiers or doesn't care about innocent life and we bomb them without caring

at all. my issue is how it is framed and we haven't adquantly defended ourselves. >> the showdown between both nations continued and the supply routes had to be opened. do you think that the united states had no choice but to offer a statement regarding its regret over what's happened? >> i think that is the case, it is 100 million a month. but we have to be careful not to feed in the anti-american propaganda that is pervasive in pakistan. this will not end the crisis. we are reminded that the incident wouldn't have happened if pakistan lived up to the responsibility to fight terrorism and that continues today . as long as pakistan continues to support terrorist that kill our soldiers we'll have incidents like this. >> do you think that the pakistan government is to blame for fueling the perception that it is an apology and only

confirms what people in that country believe, extremes that the united states has been reckless? >> without a doubt. the pakistan government fans the flapes of anti-americanism especially since the raid that killed osama bin laden. a quote said we ruled out that the united states deliberately killed our soldiers. they whip up anti-american sentiment and done nothing to defend us and not make us look like a devil. >> what concern dos you have with the drones? >> we'll not go after it aggressively enough. there is a long list was terrorist targets and entities that are engaged in killing our soldier in afghanistan and if we are going to send our soldiers to risk their lives on the battlefield. we need to disabbling the people trying to kill them . those networks are based in

pakistan. they are not yust al-qaida. but there is hacani and taliban and splew of operations that threaten the united states directly and our soldiers in afghanistan. >> you and i know it is a delicate balance and saying that the united states is more aggressive will fuel further hostilities. >> it can't get much worse. becomely the problem is that pakistan allows the terrorist groups to operate . it is worth offending the pakistanies if it eliminates terrorist. >> thank you your insights. we appreciate it . back in this country a ohio raunteur died hours after meeting with president obama. he ate at ann's place in akron. later she passed away from a heart attack. the president expressed

condollences and he was honored to have met her. we are thinking of you and your daughter. >> she enjoyed her visit with you. it brought a smile to her face. a neighbor add that she heard the sad news as she congratulated ann on her special guest that is day. >> hopeful outlook for thousands of residents that are coping with the deadly wildfires. they are now 98 percent contained. evacuation orders are lifted for close to 125 additional homes and those fires which stretched for 28 square miles destroyed 350 houses. two people also died in the fast-moving infernos . now the focus is on a clean up following rainy down pours in the region that is caused

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>> welcome back. the heat wave is suffocating the country. ricks had the latest on the blistering temperatures. >> yeah, relief is come you can see where that is. it is kind of breaking out the front that stetches in the norgern great lakes and moving northeast along with that is severe weather. they issued a severe thunderstorm watch that expires at 7:00 p.m. tonight and includes northern half of new jersey and scranton and northeastern quad rant of pennsylvania. we'll see strong winds that come in along with the storm that you can see pop up and coming down through bingington. and the good part is that the

temps are much, much improved and we have a threat for strong wind and hail and not a tornado threat. tomorrow, it slides further to the south and midatlantic and back to the ohio river valley and the temps are improving a lot . we are dealing with high temperatures like we have going now . well in excess of hundred degrees x. by tomorrow, you will see very nice temperatures cutting in here and back down in the 80s and 90s, uma. >> rick, isn't it a big concern that the storm could be affecting the same areas that are dealing with the power out ages. that is one of the bad part in dc. we'll have that for tomorrow. it is right, uma, and all of the people who don't have power and

a round of thunderstorms headed in there by tomorrow. >> thank you. there is a internet melt down coming. happen of thousands of americans may lose internet service unless they search for malware. joining sustheresa peyton who joins us via skype. >> thank you. and i understand this commuter virus could have infected them as long as a year ago? >> actually possibly longer. they believe this crime out fit has been in action since 2007. but the f.b.i. actually busted this cyber crime unit in 2011 and it is going on for sometime. >> the f.b.i. will be shutting down internet servers that it

set up to support those affected by the malicious mal ware. tell us about this. >> so what they realized was. when they busted the cyber crime ring. they unplugged the bad guys servers right away. and a lot of the computers would lose internet acess. the owners would be left out . so they set up good site servers. [inaudible] >> okay, we are having audio problems with that transmission on skype. but we thank theresa very much for joining us. hope to work out the technicalities is a warning come monday. go to the f.b.i. website to see if your computer has the malware. there is a step by step process that you can do to take you through the process to make sure your computer does not have that virus in your system.

you have until monday to do that. we urge you to do so. >> u.s. is giving afghanistan a status upgreat. during a surprise visit to kabul. secretary of state hillary clinton clared afghanistan as a major nonnato alley . a political statement of support. and george zimmerman is out on bail and under tighter res. he was charged with fatally shooting trayvon mart and i know must be electronically monitor and cant get a passport or set foot in the airport. and first dedicated high speed rail line. democrats authorized the sale of bonds to build the bullet train. it will link los angeles to san francisco. and justin bieber had a brush

with the law. he was pulled over in los angeles for speeding. one witness said he was weaving in and out of traffic at over 100 miles per hour. justin bieber said he was chased by the paparazzi. those are the top sties right now. >> that's the reason he's giving for the lead foot. drive issue you miles per hour. okay justin. >> i will remember that next time i see the flashing light. >> thank you very much. last month job's numbers are in and the news is not stellar. despite 80,000 jobs, the unemployment rate stays the same and we are talking into account people who give up and not look

we are looking at alen combs and kris plant. disappointing job numbers are with us some jobs are created and mitt romney said it is a quick in the gut. it will take a tollon the president as he goes forward, alen. >> it is going to be that intention and break down the numbers . 84,000 and jobs were lost and 4000 in the public sector and mostly republican governors busting unions and they want to get rid of public employees and people like romney saying at one point, didn't care that much about fire and police can or teachers and that is not a report. hement to invest in infrastucture and creates jobs and met with opposition by those

who don't want to give him victory in an election season. >> kris, i know you are going wow, wow, wow. >> don't defend always attack. >> putting out the truth. the number of people unemployed and the unfriendly business environment. the president's programs are responsible for the state of the economy and when you got 14.9. and underemployed. that is a problem for the president. you can attack them for getting fiscal houses in order. i know you can attack and try to distract attention away from the president's responsibility for these matters . president obama has been president for three and half years and his economic policies

created the stagnant business. and the real state environment. we know they are worse than they appear to be. people graduating from college can't find jobs and moving back in with their partners. they are without summer jobs and this is president obama's economy and he owns it. it is not the republicans. it is statistics and these are government statistics . i gave you statistics, too. and there are 22 months in a row of job creation. we are losing before obama became president and he turned it around. i didn't interrupt you. don't interrupt me please. >> you did actually. >> mitt romney talks about makg

trade agreements with china and latin america and being department and talktheir pipe line and no spectacular plan to create jobs any time soon. the vice-president said job creators don't build the america. aren't they contributing to the economy. >> they contribute to the economy. of course, they contribute to the economy. i didn't hear what the vice-president said and i don't speak with the vice-president. but the fact is businesses are holding on to money and not necessarily been hire trickle down is not hiring. they have not invested because they are holding on to dollars. they want to recreate the same plans m. >> that is astonishing,

you are defending anything because there is nothing to defend. ronald reagan's economy. >> at a huge deficit. >> i thought you interrupt me. and barack added 5.7 trillion in three and half years and that is a speed record . president reagan's economy in trickle down created a economic freight train and the suggestion that that led us to why we are now is absurd. normal rebound for a recession is 16 months. under this president it is year number four and three months of job less says. >> what is the republican plan to stop. they don't have one.n't know whn s. maybe you know what it is. and you should inform the republican leadership and candidate. they haven't presented one. >> market sluge wills is a good start. >> kris, let me jump in for a

second. mitt romney has assailed the white house about the job outlook. but conservatives are saying that he needs to more than attack but he has to be specific about what he would do to improve the jobs outlook. you agree? >> of course, he's won running for the presidency of the united states and he will be required to come up with specific solutions for the economy that he will offer up. we haven't reached the cons yet and we don't have a vice-presidential running mate and there is a lot for the campaign to do. but what we are talking about is blame shift changing the discussion. republican governor. it is true 4,000 government jobs were lost in the country which is a small number of jobs and it is because we are overtax grown government to the point where it is time to head in the other direction. >> you want to cut government jobs and do away with jobs. >> no, you want to right size

government. alen, you agree that california, we just heard in the headlines there before we came on there jerry brown in california is going for billions and billions in debt for a high speed rail when the state is broke. there is example of what works and what doesn't work. >> we are running out of the time. alen last few second toz respond to kris there. >> you got republican governor like rick scott that is prove yen told by the mitt romney campaign. we don't want to talk about job improvement. it will hurt our narrative that jobs are not improving and republicans don't want to talk about it. >> and you can point to republican governor that is are creating jobs. >> it is not the democrats, i get it. only the republican governors do it. >> they are creating jobs. >> thank you, a heated debate on

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umbilical. they are not embryonic. one mother gave birth in north carolina and donate to a public bank in duke university and tells us that she jumped at the chance to donate in hopes of saving another life. >> it is more about giving to people who are in need of it now. there is always a connection that we are passing manage else on to member else. and doctors tell us that the blood was thrown away with the afterbirth . researchers say the it can treat leukemia and genetic and metabolic diseases and they are testing this as a treatment for cerebral palsy . >> whether it it is used for anything with a bone marrow transplant. but the advantage it has it doesn't have to match completely

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>> welcome back, everybody. a heat waive offer the northeastern cities. temperatures are expected to rise above hundred degrees. in the past two weeks 42 people have died as a result of the heat wave. and in the first election since

mohamud qaddafi was killed. libyans will elect a prime minister and cabinet before having a new parliment with a new constitution . >> a man who served 32 year in prison for a rape of a toddler was released. dna found in the crime scene did not belong to andre davis. 15 years in the big way and facebook to twitter to instant gram. social media apps make it easy to connect. but according to billy dean. there is something that we are missing, we are talking about video. here's the latest with social media. great to have you on board today. thanks for having us. >> appreciate you having me. >> i am a big fan of yours and i know you have a new social media interaction sight called vidi. tell us about it. >> it is perfect for guys like

me who skipped out of typing class in high school. i am not the biggest typer and my hands are so big the key pads don't work for me. to be in the moment and hold my phone up and show people where i am @ the moment takes 15 second video and uploads fast and goes to facebook and twitter and like video tweet works good for guys like me who are on the move. we'll show the fans awesome place to get to go. and it is quick. our attention deficit. guys like me, add guys need to get it done and on the social media fast otherwise, we miss the moment. >> it is a way for fan to connect as you point out. you are not the only one doing taylor swift and justin bieber and others who also using viddy so they can stay close to the fans 24-7.

>> it is. and you know, especially like you have those limited aircraft of characters on twitter. you can get more information in 15 seconds with a video and we are in a sound bite world and visual world and so some of the big stars like that. taylor and justin bieber, we are glad to have them on board and get more actors and musicians to be involved. there is 40 million users on viddy right now . it is impacting and helps with letting people know where you are and what time you are perform instant. >> it sounds great. >> tell me about the music you are involved with. we'll hear about your new albums? >> lthanks for asking, i appreciate that. we have got a brand new album we are working on in september. we are also taking a body of work that i have done over several years. cd's that are out of the

circulation for several years. a lot of people went to download and a lot of people out there still like to buy cd's and we are remanufacturing all of our own stuff and couping it with the new album in september and so thanks for asking about that. >> you have new muc coming our way and fans are anxiously waiting to hear the new hoo as well >> it is. i am excited about it because first of all, i have wrote a lot of new songs and some of the music that i am making right now is kind of satisfied lyrically fits an age group that sometimes i think country music is alienating. music for grown ups and some of the subject matters is stuff that we can relate to. couples who have been together for a while and made it through a lot of ups and downs and so i

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