> >> i'm harris falkner, we're live as fox reports tonight. a deadly day for our american troops in afghanistan. and just how involved should we get in syria's civil war. one lawmaker accusing the u.s. of not doing enough. >> syria, launching large scale war games an apparent warning to outsiders. do not intervene in the uprising against president assad's rule, but as new and deadly violence raged today in syria, lawmakers at home argue the u.s. is not doing enough to stop the bloodshed. >> my question is to the secretary of state and to the the president of the united

states, how many more have to die before we take action to help these people? >> tonight, president assad's new accusations against america as the crisis escalates. >> and you could be hours away from losing the internet. the fbi leading the charge to get you to take action on your computer before midnight. >> also, we might not be able to get there yet, but nasa says here is the next best thing. the most spectacular pictures of mars ever taken. >> i'm harris falkner, we begin tonight with new reaction to the nation's latest jobless numbers, friending president obama's recovery efforts after the labor department's latest jobs report and 80,000 jobs last month. 10,000 fewer than expected and the unemployment rate stuck at 8.2%. on fox news sunday, a bit

after battle, democratic congresswoman debby wasserman schultz, and from the national republican committee, schultz is trying to divert attention away from the latest report. >> and president obama's policy in place for the last three and a half years, we've had 28 straight months of job growth in the private sector, 4.4 million jobs created, that the progress that we're making is moving us forward. >> wow, i don't know if she's on vacation in new hampshire or on mars, i can't figure it out, but the fact of the matter is, people are not better off today than they were three or four years ago. >> harris: yus just a reminder, only four more monthly reports on jobs left before the november elections, four more chances for president obama to try to prove the economy is on the rebound. steve centanni is live in washington with more reaction, and the issue is sticking around as we head into a new week, how is the obama administration defending itself in the wake of the dismal numbers? >> thing we're going in the

right direction, more jobs are added in the private sector, but acknowledging at the same time not enough jobs are created and we still have a long way to go. >> we saw on friday that our economy is growing and we're adding jobs. the president believes that-- >> not enough jobs. >> we're not growing fast enough and we're not adding enough jobs. >> and what's the argument, after four years, what is then the argument that. >> well. >> reelect me. >> we've made progress, but we've got a long way to go. >> and the president himself has acknowledged we need to grow the economy faster and put more people back to work, but as people always point out that 4.4 million jobs have been created in the past few years, and the white house says we need to continue the same policies to build a stronger economy, harris. >> harris: the conversation continuing today. what are republicans saying about the economy? >> all right, they he say the poor jobs numbers are proof, president obama's policies simply are not working and that we need a new leader in the white house. mitt romney of course, has tipped a laser light focus on

the economy as he campaigns across the country and he says we need lower taxes and less government regulations so that businesses can start hiring again. and his supporter is just the opportunity today to paint a stark picture of the current economy and explain how you think we got there. >> and this is the most tepid recovery, if it is a recovery from a deep recession in american history. and the economy is just sputtering along and the reason for that, in my judgment is because of what the administration chose to do. and spend, borrow, pass this new obamacare law, with the pent tax in it, and its mandate tax, all of this is slowing the economy down. >> and well, we have what appears to be a major challenge for the president and major opportunity for romney. >> steve centanni, thank you very much. the question, what does all of this mean for you? could there be a silver lining? here to drill down the numbers, senior business

correspondent and host of bulls and bears, brenda buttner. >> harris, we'd have to work a lot harder to find a jobs report much worse than this at this stage of the recovery, just 80 k jobs created. the unemployment rate at 8.2%, stubbornly glued there three he of the last four months and adding up to the weakest quarter of jobs growth since the labor marked picked up a bill in 2010. hiring, slowed almost every w, retailers cut, construction demolishing jobs and the engine of the recovery so far, manufacturing barely added 11,000 jobs, but the headline number of 8.2%, doesn't tell the whole story. if you add in discouraged workers and part-time workers who want to be full-time, the real rate is almost 15%. that's the same rate that african-americans face, about 14.4% of those looking for work can't find it. hispanics not far behind a 11%

rate among them and even as the private sector hires a bit, but hardly enough to even keep up with the entry of new workers looking for work, the government is cutting back, so, is business investment levelling off? and manufacturing is slowing, too, and can't look overseas for much help. china, india long emerging economies whose consumption helps give our country a boost, they're having problems of their own and that doesn't count the debt mess in europe which could derail much that's positive here, consumers hold the key, but as stocks slump and housing prices are falling, they're far from being able to spend. incomes are stagnant, too, and one thing that they're hopeful for, things look so bad. they might of boost the economy and one other bright spot, earnings season hits next week and usually surprises to the upside help give the bulls a little

traction. harris, back to you. >> brenda, thank you, wow. at least she found the silver lining and you can catch brenda on bulls and bears every saturday right here on the fox news channel. a fox news alert in afghanistan. fox news confirming with a senior u.s. official, six n.a.t.o. service members killed in a roadside bombing today were all american, we're told it happened in the eastern part of the country, where a lot of our service members are based and their deaths coming on a day when roadside bombings and insurgent attacks took a heavy toll, 29 people killed on this day alone. syria's president making a harsh accusation against the united states. and saying in an interview, america is healing the violent uprising against his government. adding he won't step down in the face of national challenges. and his remarks coming as the syrian military carries out live fire exercises, using of missiles from the sea and coast along with helicopters

and missile boats all to simulate what an attack would look like, and this as new violence is reported on the ground at least 30 people died today. secretary of state hillary clinton addressing the situation again. this time during a press conference in tokyo. she says the days are numbered for assad's regime. >> there's no doubt that the opposition is getting more effective in their defense of themselves and in going on the offense against the syrian military and the syrian government's militia. the sand is running out of the hour glass. >> and the secretary acknowledging a peace land brokered by special envoy kofi annan has so far failed to stop the bloodshed going on for 16 months and u.n. reporting 14,000 people have been killed since the uprising began and in the meantime, in damascus in talks with president assad and here at home, senator john mccain of

arizona reacting to secretary clinton's remarks in an interview earlier today. >> i appreciate the remarks of the secretary of state. admire her greatly. the fact is the united states has played no leadership role, now 14,000 people have been massacred by bashir assad and now the united states of america's performance has been shameful, disgraceful. >> our peter doocy has more from washington. >> harris, kofi annan is in damascus, syria, right now trying to salvage the six point peace plan he put forth about 14 months ago and acknowledges, so far, his plan, to start with a cease-fire in april has failed and quote, significant efforts have been made to try and resolve this situation peacefully and obviously we have not succeeded and perhaps there's no guarantee that we will succeed. 50 people were killed in syria on saturday and more than

14,000 have been killed since trouble started in march of 2011. here in washington, former u.n. ambassador john bolton said today that a main opponent of peace in syria is russia and here is why. >> i think russia sees the syrian regime and its continuation in power as critical to what remains of its position in the middle east. and those factors are not going to change. >> travelling in japan, secretary of state hillary clinton called annen's concession a wakeup call. >> the sooner there can be an end to the violence and a beginning of a political transition process, not only will fewer people die, but there's a chance to save the syrian state. >> secretary clinton also said the syrian opposition is getting more effective defending themselves and going on the offensive against the military, so, there's no indication the fighting will stop anytime soon, harris.

>> harris: peter, thank you. new information and terror arrests in london now, less than three weeks away from the olympic games, a woman initially arrested over an alleged plot to launch a terrorist attack and britain has been released now, she's 30 years old. and police not revealing her name at this time. one of the seven arrested last week, five men and another woman, meanwhile, remain in custody, being questioned over allegations of quote, the commission, precipitation and instigation of acts of terror. and detectives investigating others arrested in a separate alleged terror plot. there were a couple last week. counterterror officers in london on high alert ahead of the summer games and britain's terrorist threat risk remains substantial, which means is attack is a strong possibility. but, intelligence officials say there are no specific or credible threats to the olympic games at this point. >> the foreclosure hammer about to come down on a lot of home owners in one major city

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♪ >> a big loss in hollywood tonight. oscar winning star ernest borgnine, saying he died of renal failure with his wife and children at his side. he was with the baby boomers, mchale's navy. he'd won best actor in the low budget film in 1955 about a man who fears he'll never find

romance until he finds a girl with the same concerns. he told he wanted to act until the end and he did, his last film set to be released this year, he was 95. bleak economic news out of atlanta. single family home prices dropping 12% in the past year, according to standard & poor's price index, that's the longest decline in major cities and exactly why thousands of home owners are flocking to struggling home owners to help them avoid foreclosure. watching them up with lenders so they can stay in their homes. elizabeth is in atlanta looking into it, elizabeth. >> reporter: hi, harris, it's not just atlanta. and the tour has been going on from city to city and thousands of the people attend these events, basically nonprofit home owners who may be underwater and also, home buyers with lenders and big

banks. they either lower their current mortgage or get home buyers sustainable loan and the ceo says that millions of foreclosure if it weren't for the tour. >> these are now the american dream event for both home buyers with the best mortgage in america, and home owners who want to stay in their homes to restructure the mortgage and miake it affordable. walking away 3.5, 30-year fixed mortgage rate. >> harris: that's very competitive as far as rates go as i understand. now is the rate based only on your credit score or more to it than that? >> well, that's a really good question, because it's much more than your credit score. basically what they're looking at life circumstances, things like job loss as well as medical bills and things that effect your life every day. they figure out exactly what you can afford and they work with the bank to adjust your

rate. and that one home buyer looking to buy a home for a year, he says that his divorce years ago tarnished his credit and he was unable to find an affordable rate until he went to an event and he says, he knows plenty of people in a similar situation, here is what he told us. >> and it affects them both personally and business-wise, because of the credit market the way it is, and people cannot get credit, and it's really tight at the moment and programs like this will help people to either refinance their homes and get a better situation, or to purchase a home. >> so, we talked to the the banks to figure out why they're participating in the events and they're basie saying they don't make money off people going into foreclosure so really, it's a win-win not only for the banks, but for the people who are facing foreclosure. harris. >> harris: great information that people can use tonight. elizabeth, thank you very much. the heatwave loosening its tight grip on half of the

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half million computers were affected worldwide and this is not a joke. >> indeed it's not. it's quite a scam, indeed. according to the federal indictment against these international cyber bandits, they were able to hijack enough compute towers rake in 14 million dollars by rerouting users to internet websites and advertisements of their choosing, collecting undeserved commissions for all the clicks and internet ads they fraudulently. and p.c.'s and macs and ipad, too, dns changer was discovered in 2007. about a quarter of compromised ip dresses from. u.s. and 10% of fortune 500 companies reportedly has a computer. and as experts say, this is no joke. >> it will shut off your anti-virus and probably load you up with other programs, animalware you're not aware of it ayn taking things like

banking pass wards and personal information. it's serious, you have to check this, if you don't you're not only off the internet, but if you're a small business or person who relies on this for your work, you'll be out of business. >> when the fbi busted them last year, agents realized they would lose internet service if the service was shut down awn set up a temporary server, but that safety net expires tonight at midnight. and now, you still have time to check your computer and fbi arranged for a private company to run a website and see if they are compromised and find fixes for the nasty problem. www .dc wchwg.org. we want to help people do this, i did it for my home computers and for my practice, show everybody else, let's go to the fbi, dcwg.org. >> you'll click on the green

dot. and that's the detect icon at the top left of your screen and that will take you to a page where you can then click on one of a number of links that all do the same thing, depending on what computer you use, and even the language you speak, and i'm clicking on english. now, it automatically checks out the computer to see if it's infected and quickly looks at your hard drive, if you're in the clear, it should say your dns settings appear to be okay or computer or router is most probably not infected with dns changer malware, so you know, the link does not scan your personal files in case you're skittish about privacy like most of us. >> well, if the site does tell you your computer is infected the web page will walk you through how to fix the problem. but if you don't check before midnight and find there is a problem you'll need to contact a tech professional for some i guess it could get expensive. >> sure, you know, if you could do it by walking through it on the phone with the tech

experts, for some not everybody is tech savvy that makes taking your computer and walking it into the geek squad or whatever and time con assuming and some people say it could be up to a couple of days to get the malware taken o off. and salute to veterans in iraq a thank you and one certainly boy from hannibal, missouri 136 years ago today and children are getting in the same mischief he did. >> i thought would be it cool to be a part of it and i just joined and my aunt, my mom, my grandma, helping me make all that.

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>> i'm harris falkner, fox

news confirming with a senior u.s. official six n.a.t.o. members killed in eastern afghanistan were all american. their deaths on a particularly violent day. a total of 29 people were killed in roadside bombings and insurgent attacks today. >> governor mitt romney is packing up for a trip overseas ahead of the republican national convention and the presidential candidate will attend the opening ceremonies of the olympics on july 27th. and then he'll head to israel to meet with the prime minister. and russian president putin ordering an investigation into flood deaths in the southern part of his country. more than a foot of rain falling in less than 24 hours, triggering widespread flooding that killed more than 170 people yesterday. and putin wants to know if enough was done to warn those people who were living in the area. and speaking of weather, some slight relief from the major heatwave that's gripped much of the united states for more than a week and while it's cooler, it's hot out there for

some people, and millions of people enduring triple digit temperatures and in some areas for ten straight days and the consequences deadly in some cases and we're learning about this in indiana, a four month old girl died after police say she was left in a hot car, we don't know how long. police only say it was for an extended period of time. and the baby's grandfather found her, rushed her to the hospital and it was too late and her father held behind bars on charges of neglect resultening death. >> in the same state, 15 miles away, police smashed the window of a locked s.u.v. to rescue a toddler inside. say her mom left her there to go shopping and the temperature inside was 124 degrees, and the child is now in stable condition. her mother charged with neglect. >> i don't understand why a mother would do this. it doesn't appear that she was thinking clearly, and so, we don't know if she even recognized that the child was even in the car.

>> i'm a parent for the first time and this is upsetting to know somebody would go into a store and leave their child in a car. >> the death of the four month old baby, the total number of heat related deaths to 36. remember, there have been a lot of power outages and right now 150,000 people still without electricity. including some in new jersey. heavy storms sweeping through the garden state last night, knocking out more power to at least 70,000 customers and this could be a sampling of things to come. meteorologist maria molina is in the fox weather center tonight. >> hi, good to see you. and looking at the cold front and bringing the relief. and those hot temperatures that we've been seeing across portions of the midwest and also across the great lakes and mid atlantic. we have to remember that it's july and we'll still be seeing pretty warm temperatures out there, and take d.c., for instance, on average at basically 88 degrees this time

of the year and today you've made it to almost 100 with a high of 99 and headed to monday and tuesday and tabling a look at the temperatures and 86 monday, and 88 on tuesday and basically across a large section of the country, ohio and across illinois and also new york city, you're going to be making it into the lower 80's as we head into tuesday and also into your wednesday, so again, a bit of relief coming up because the cold front southward. ahead of it, we have humidity when you factor in with the hot temperatures it feels very hot and heat over 100 in missouri and of course the heat advisory over there and southern portions of illinois, north carolina, south carolina, and also virginia, still enduring some of the hot temperatures and you're again looking at the key advisories in place, and the heat index values well over 100 degrees. and the cold front is going to push southward and they'll

feel it across the great lakes, and upper portions of new york, and also across portions of the midwest, ahead of it though, still hot and humid and we're going be to be seeing strong showers and storms and some could produce severe weather across states like virginia and kentucky and further across the west, across southern parts of missouri and daming wind gusts and large hail being the primary concerns and already seeing strong showers and storms fired up right now and a number of severe thunderstorms and conditions are favorable to pop up and see them across the northern parts of kentucky and also into parts of west virginia and both of these are in effect until 10 p.m. eastern time, and so we will keep you posted as some of the warnings continue to come out. something else good news that this fronts is going to be bringing though aside from the relief from the heatwave is much needed rain in areas and still in a drought and one of those is eastern parts of texas and you can get over four inches of rain here and good news for you and across kentucky and north carolina

and much needed moisture over three inches of rain possible for you guys over the next several days as that system will slowly push southward and the temperatures much more pleasant in cleveland and significant in the 08's and indianapolis for you, as we head into tuesday, temperatures for minneapolis, chicago at 84. harris. >> harris: maria molina, thank you very much. and the governor of colorado listed a sta saying that nature is giving colorado some relief no doubt referring to some of the rain that maria was talking about and forecast for cooler temperatures, but that rain causing major problems already in larimer county and the wildfires left hid sides vulnerable to emotions there and perfect conditions for flooding and mudslides. a private road near the hyde park fire is seeing the worst of it. neighbors coming together once again to pick up the pieces. >> the garage was about three feet deep with mud and sand and rocks and everything imaginable. >> it took a while, i mean, it was all the way up to the hood

of the car. >> wow. severe weather warnings now expected to continue in the area until tomorrow. >> well, the famous battleship u.s.s. iowa now starting a new moti mission, opening to the public. and on the first day, thousands of visitors flocking to see the ship and cost 7 million to restore it, but for one veteran the project was worth every penny and brings back special memories. >> i was on one of the five inch guns whenever we were in korea and i got on it and i couldn't shut up and i'm really not that excitable person, i don't think, but. >> oh, yeah, it's great. >> the battleship is almost three football fields long and more than 100 feet wide. speaking of ships, a scare today at the intrepid sea and air space museum in new york. as you know, now the new home of the space shuttle enterprise, our top story as we go across america. >> new york, at first, it

looked like maybe the intrepid had been hit by a cruise liner making its way to dock on manhattan's side. it turns out that a wake from the norwegian star caused it to rock and the growler also on exhibit there. the intrept a battleship, a national landmark was not affected and no one hurt. california, shark attack, when a guy goes fishing in a kayak, the shark surfaces for the water and this predator went for the kayak not the guy. it was lifted up by a 14 to 18 foot shark and kicked out of the boat and the shark bit the kayak. >> he's quite a suouvenir, a shark tooth left behind. texas saying thank you to iraq war veterans in a welcome home

parade. >> i'm first class and my daughter, we decide today come out. >> and checking donations for care packages to send to soldiers overseas. >> when you're having a bad week, a care package can make all the difference. >> finishing up with an honor ceremony and jobs fair. >> and we came back september of last year and haven't found work. >> and missouri, the city of hannibal, once home in mark twain, celebrating national tom sawyer day. and festivities including fence painting and frog jumping just like in the classic novel. whoa, kids trying to make their frogs jump as far as they can, one making it eight feet. that's a fox watch across america. we are told it's the next best thing to being there. nasa releasing breath taking photos, the first of its kind to mars and australia is facing backlash, after

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>> rieft now-- right now libya, since the fall of gaddafi, looks like western leaning products may be making strides, tallies

showing liberal factions are leading the muslim brotherhood there and its allies, and final results could be days away. vote was taken yesterday. seen as a major milestone in a transition to democracy following the civil war that ended gaddafi's four decade long rule. and in egypt, a surprise move by that country's new president, morsi ordering the party to reconvene until a new one is elected. that defies a military decree dissolving that legislature last month and it's still not clear how the military generals are going to react to morsi's move. he narrowly defeated mubarak's prime minister last month and the birthplace of the revolt to topple mubarak's regime. a convoy of protesters streaming toward one country's capital and rescuers trying to reach people trapped in a coal

mine. as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >> pakistan, thousands of gemstrators marching toward the capital city, shouts anti-american slogans and they're protesting the reopening of an n.a.t.o. supply route and pakistan closed that route last year in retaliation for u.s. air strikes that killed 24 pakistani troops. china, four minors lifted to safety after being trapped in a flooded coal mine for more than three days and they've managed to rescue a few people earlier, but eight people remain missing. >> and australia, girl guides, kind of like the girl scouts, no longer pledging allegiance to god or the queen and they'll vow themselves and their country. >> not everyone thinks the queen ought to be part of

australia and not everyone believes in god. >> the change drawing strong reaction from australia's largely christian population. north korea, maybe it's a small, small world after all. performer dressing as disney characters for a concert for kim jong un. opening it's a sign he may have a different culture and from his father's and grandfather's iron rule. and from around the world to out of this world. nasa releasing never before seen images of mars. this picture, made of 817 images taken with a pan rammic camera high on a mask and among those are fresh rover tracks and impact crater years ago. >> and a pastor is headed to

jail unless something changes because of where he was holding bible study classes. . >> somebody somewhere in the city will wake up and say, wait a minute here, why are we sending this guy to jail again?

>> a pastor sentence today 60 days behind bars for holding baseball study in his own home. and unless something changes he has to report to jail tomorrow. city officials say he violated building code laws in phoenix, arizona and the prosecutor's office there saying the violations were a matter of public safety, not religious freedom. from our fox affiliate. ksaz.

>> he says he used to preach to maricopa county inmates, but monday he may be one of them. >> i'm not sure if god has given us a piece or maybe we're still in kind of pa state of denial or maybe a state of hope that on monday, somebody somewhere in the city will wake up and say, wait a minute here, why are we sending this guy to jail again. >> he's going to jail after being guilty 6 code violation ins his house and property and he says they've been hosting bible study in his house for years. and according to letters, the city said, bible study use requires a change of occupancy. >> we have the right as americans to gather in our-- on our property, privately with our family and friends, in the privacy of our home and that you cannot make us become commercial. >> but you in 2009, they got a

permit and built a 2000 square foot building in the back yard and hold worship services for now, 50 to 60 friends and family and they the services are not public. >> as long as we're using the building for social or recreational or amusement purposes, it was fine, but the moment we made the building for religious use, it became a violation. >> but according to the permit fox 10 found i don't know online, the building was approved for a game room and specifically says any other use, including assembly or church is expressly prohibited. neighbors say the rule should be followed. >> the city has an obligation because there's a liability, and what happens if somebody gets-- a fire breaks out and somebody gets hurt. >> they say they've offered to bring the building up to code, but the city isn't interested and is simply discriminating against them and their religious gathering. he want to stand for our

beliefs, but every believer in phoenix that want to have bible study in their home without the fear of the city saying no, it's no longer your home, it needs to become a church. >> harris: that was our fox 10 fox affiliate in phoenix. we'll watch the story and let now if he actually has to report to jail tomorrow. a possible blow for a u.s. olympic team. the athlete who's now been injured less than three weeks from the 2012 summer games, and another athletic event, that one for gentlemen only. we'll take you to the 2012 chaps olympics, smoking jackets and bow ties required. >> and celebrate the losers and the fact that britain isn't really that good at proper sports, but it's good at silly sports, and sports that involve falling over, smoking a pipe, getting drunk and having a good time.

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goodbye at the end of that match, i think he won more fans by losing. >> yeah, he was-- the united kingdom was waiting 76 years for a wimbledon champion from their native soil and 77 years now and andy murray ran up against a force of nature in roger federer. we thought he was going to slow down, 30 years old and basically out to pasture in pro sports and roger federer was calm, collected and it was so much fun to watch, too, and kate there, you had her sister, pippa there, i mean, you have royalty there on hand and the prime minister there, i mean, everybody thought he could do it. >> yes, everybody had been waiting for roger federer to tumble down from the summit of tennis, and djokovic, nadel, and andy murray, he was in my mind the greatest tennis player of all time. >> i don't know, pete sampras

some might argue. >> 17 all time majors for federer, but that's an argument for another-- >> and we probably just argue too much. let's move onto the tour de france, the 8th leg now completed. >> yeah, more of the tour de france than the police plotter news of doping and lance armstrong. they had a native son, actually, a frenchman win the 8th stage, 22 youngers rider in the main pack and he wasn't supposed to be on the team and had to convince his manager to let him go and ride and rewards him with this. >> what's interesting about what you just said, a lot of people have been kind of glued to the news headlines, and the doping accusations, but this lives on without paying attention to that. >> and the cyclers, someone was asked, the leaders were asked about doping suspiciouses and it's hard to not bristle. when are' competing allegedly

cleanly and you're questioned about that, but there's more to the sport going on. >> harris: our basketball team going to the olympics, formerly known as the dream team. it's so exciting to think about it, but now down a player potentially. >> yes, chris paul, a strained right thumb and he'll miss a couple of scrimages, team usa is not the clippers and not acquiring chris paul to do everything, they have guys like lebron and kevin durant to pick up the slack, i think he's going to be okay. >> harris: i had to write that down, team usa is not the clippers. >> to clarify for america. >> harris: how does it work exactly as they move into it do they have alternates set up because you think at that chris paul might come back, but is that guy working out. >> yeah, he should be there by the time the games start and they had the first level of cuts and the roster finalized and chris paul will be there, and remains to be scene if

he's port guard one a instead of b. >> harris: the olympics, i would imagine-- >> london is not a bad place. >> harris: thank youfore joining us for your inaugural visit here on fox news. and it's the 8th annual chaps olympians, butler baiting, bicycle jousting and organizers say it's a dying breed in the u.k. >> i think in some ways, it harks back to the best of a golden anage, and the pace is slower and things seem to matter less or the nonsense of the modern world lasts less and the richness matters more, i think that's probably what they're feeling. >> an estimated 1,000 spectators attended way one of

the two day event and the winner will take home a fancy neck tie, i'm sold. let's do fox fast forward and looking ahead to some of the stories coming up this week. the voting rights act since 1965, the toughest test yet. arguments in d.c. to determine whether texas can require voters to present a photo i.d. at the polls and republican presidential candidate mitt romney addressing the n achlt achanaacp. and on this day in 1776, a 2000 point copper and tin bell rang out for an important announcement. the liberty bell rang this week to celebrate the 4th, but chimes from the pennsylvania state house, known as independence hall to summon citizens for the public reading of the tech cla ration of independence. and it was adopted four days earlier of course, but the bell didn't ring until the