>> the most watched dorin the world. kate middle ton went through the door and inside and about to give birth. >> it has been 12 hours now. it is a by or girl heir to the throne? thanks for watching. >> we begin with a fox news alert. with his approval numbers sinking to new lows the president met with the democrats for a top strategy. welcome to america live. the president will attend an event for advocacy group orgnoise for america. along with harry reid and nancy pelosi. it is made up for compain staffers. and tonight's summit will focus on strategy as congress heads in the summer session.

according to the average, 45 percent approve of the job he is doing and 49% disapprove. what say you about the latest numbers? >> the question is what will the president say to the people who he expects to fund, staff and promote his permanent campaign organization. if you think about it, it is sort of interesting. i hope it is more tan sort of interesting. when he had the first meeting with the folks and patrons that are funding the operation we would get immigration and have all of this important stuff. the focus is trying to enact a law that ma he passed 44 months ago, the health care law. that is old news. problems with implementation means it is not going so well.

it is understandable why the president has the problems and whether or not organizing for action has the clout or funding necessary to reverse this. i don't know. >> chris, you talked about the implementation of health care law and getting it over the finish line, and also we are understanding that they will talk about immigration reform which folks think it will not happen before the end of the year. >> where do we go on with that and can the president make progress for that front? >> no, for the democrats, it is an implement against republicans. they may not deslodge house republicans using that and there may be senate races whereby bringing it up. they can rouse spanish voters.

and maybe it will be used for a political tool probably not in general for the president. he has 71 days, that's how much time he has until the end of the federal fiscal year. we could face a government shutdown. he has 71 days when the free stuff part of his 2010 exchange and subsidized or free health insurance kicks in and getting people signed up for that is tough. the president is going to give a bunch of speeches and stuff. whaef he would like to talk about will give away to fights with congress and getting the signature health in place and people signed up. >> you and i know that a lot of things don't happen in washington until we are at the cliff again. 71 days to g. the president will be talking to a friendly

audience. they are likely to discuss expanding background checks for certain guns and purchases and new measures to curve climate change. >> you have only been gone from washington a day. you know the reality is you tell rich people in the rom what they want to hear. you want more money. you will tell their wildest dreams are true. and the president kept a permanent come pain in place, he has to be able to talk about more than electing democrats. he needs to say. if you give me more and write more checks and you people from the silicon valley and the leading political patrons, we can get through this unpleasant 45 percent job approval season where we are talking about the

irs and other unpleasantness. >> he needs money. got to have it these days in politics. >> thank you, chris. mr. power play every monday. thank you. >> white house press secretary is getting ready to brief up the reporters. begin that the president has pivoted to jobs, what big now thing could he plan to announce. danna joins us with more just a head. >> we are also tracking a developing store tore overseas. kate middleton duchess of cam bridge is in labor in london. the world is awaiting the birth

of the next heir to the british tloep. we have activity and joins from london. >> >> hi, there, shannon. we have action here and it started early this morning, we understand that the duchess of cam bridge has been in labor 12 hours. we were told it was early sign was labor and anybody who has been there can tell you it can meet's now things. this is about more than just kate having a baby. it is about insuring the constitutional monarchy system in britain. the first to get the news is the queen. she will get the news and david cameron must be notified as he is prime minister. and it is only one generation,

since they used to have secretary of state had to be present and physically witness yes, endoed it was born and in line for throne and a member of the family. thankfully kate doesn't have to approve of that. that is the significance of how important it is for the family. they are going to give a silver coin to each child born in great britain on this day as a gift from the royal family. that is a pr machine that is the royal family. and they are getting better at it. they are doing well in opinion polls and 90 percent of the brits approve of the job queen elizabeth is doing and they believe they are better off with a monarchy. it used to be 50- 50. and doing away with the

monarchy. those days of diana and all is behind them. and so those things go hand in hand in terms of the stability of the country and david cameron, if he feels that the people are in favor of the royals, he takes it seriously as well. and they have a good working constitutional relationship. >> all of that goes beend the mag zone covers and beautiful wardrobe. and a lot of serious stuff linked in there as well. we'll let you know as we get the news outside of st. mary's hospital in london. >> thank you very much, martha. >> there is a controversy playing out in the music world. a well known rapper forced to apologize for a rap about people with autism.

her 15 year old son brought it to her attention. rodney junior does have autism and a big fan of the rapers jake and dray coal. he asked what it ment. the n word and r word. and disparaging word for those mentally and physically challenged. she was devastated she had to read the lyrics five times to see where it was a context that make since. >> hi son is struggling to fit in. and so when i see an artist with this kind of following who is writing not just autism, but make it a new r words not going to happen on our watch. >> also by the way she knows jay coal is an entelegent man and

she asked for a an apology and got. it jay coal said rap is kind of like comedy and sometimes it is going to ruffle the feathers and you shouldn't have to apologize to everyone that is offended. he said i was instantly embarrassed that i would be ignorant to say something so hateful. what makes the crime worse i should have known buyer. you deserve medals and not disrespect. i hope accept my ashespology. >> this was j. coal cole on an album. it is unclear if the lyrics will be removed from the song. >> thank you very much. >> 71 inmates could go free from an infamous american prison.

who may walk free from gitmo. >> and a new york post investigation is getting major attention after food stamp recipients were shifted to those recipients were shifted to those overseas and what could if there was a pill

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it was so wonderful it dragged the fishermen in the boat. the 53-year-old was able to call his wife. and they air lifted him. they realized the towna was hocked. they were able to right the boat and took it back to port. >> the pentagon announced it will consider releasing detainees from guantanamo bay. the dangerous terrorist suspects will get parole style hearings including a al-qaeda planner that led investigators to high level terrorist leaders and an indonesian that was responsible

for a will bomb and a saudi who attempted to take part in the 9/11 attacks. your initial reaction to the report in >> i think it is very trouble system and chilling because i think in any context of talking about gitmo and the obama circ is. you have to think of the r word. recidivism and 30 percent of the detainees who were released since the opening of gitmo went back and reengaged in islamic combat against american civilians. don't hear the detainee who was

are leased with an agreement with libya under the bush administration is considered to be the main suspect in the benghazi murders and massacre. and free to this day. why don't we hear politicians talk about what in the context of the maneuvering that is going on in the obama administration. not only to close gitmo and transfer them on u.s. soil. >> i want to shear a bit of what we have got from the defense secretary's office. >> periodic review boards ordered by the president will exist to determine if we agree that the threat posed by the detainee is mitigated. how do we do that. >> and good question and given

t track record. american people have to be promised that it is capab of making that kind assess am. >> we all know that the president pledgeed to have guantanamo bay closed down. do you think it is the step to make it happen. congress is fighting them and theycant get it done. is this a step toward fulfilling that promise? >> the gesture and appearance and optec of trying to fulfill his presence. this president promised not to bring them on to u.s. soil. this is great skeptism that we

have. there was a move to turn the thompson correctional facility. it tock senator durben in the doj. >> but little notice, will allow to tab place. >> the context and the well hot in the. and forring are made aware of this. and this is going on beend the keeps and a lot of nullification of the party. and it is a large amount of

pressure that is put on the administration to fulfill that reckless promise. >> we talked about a new of the individuals that may be in the group. since it is 71, the defense at any point said it could go up and down. what we understand that this group contains prisoners considered too dangerous to leave but not enough evidence to take them to trial. >> that is a sticking ponent. why are not the trials happening? >> there was a court that acted as ham string of the tripugnal process and said providing material support to terrorism did not qualify as a "war crime". that froze the tribunnial process. but on the other hand, there is a lot of to the dragging on the

department of justice and obama administration and in particular not going a head with the trial. and no justice for the american families of the victims of the uss cole bombing. they have not done anything on the mastermind of the bombing, there. and the calid and a lot remains to be done still answers needed and we should not forget that. there is no time line on it. >> take care. >> there was a bombshellaring. as we learned that a employee may have had the targeting of political groups.

what does it mean that the scandal was listened to the president's man at that agency. >> and a super roller coaster in six flags this weekend. and raising questions about safety and liberty. and why is the park in charge investigation. respiratory

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-- 69 years of age. >> in california there is a lawsuit. vehicles made by toyota, taking on a mind of their own and speeding out of control. it is the first of the 80 lawsuits foiled against the law maker. a california woman was killed on impact after her 2006 camri accelated to 106 miles per hour. >> this is a bell weather for the other 80. it will determine if toyota is liable for the sudden unintended acceleration. toyota said it is not the gas pedal. if they lose it, it can only the flood gates and cost toyota

a bundle. allegations are something in the wiring malfunction causing the gas medal to stick. toyota said faulty floor mats and human error said it caused the case to stick. toyota may be held loibl for not putting a brake pedal over the system. it is standard in europe but not in the united states. toyota made out ten pillion or 1 billion or 10 million in one case alone where four people including a former highway patrol officer was in the car and stuck at 100 miles per hour. and one of the people inside of the car made this 911 call right

before the crash. >> we are going to 120 in mission gorge. we are approaching an intersection. pray, pray. hold, hold. brace! >> hello in. >> yeah, horr foying. please pray for us. it within off the embankment and caught fire. the jury selection for the first trial goes on today. >> thank you for the update, trace. >> a big bombshell in the irs scandal when we learned that one of the top officials involved in targeting tea party groups was a political appointee. the scandal involves the president's man in the agency. and breaking news on george zimmerman, we got reports that he rescued someone from a car crash. and the cleveland police chief

said there is a lot of reasons to suspect that a sireal killer. >> one was found 150 feet in an open fold and covered with a bush. and the other one found in the a bondoned house to my left in the basement. he tlou it through a broken window in the basement.

details on a bizarre report. fox news confirms that george zimmerman is credited for rescuing a man from a car wreck. zimmerman pulled an individual from a truck that rolled over in an intersection of a florida highway. this was the first known following of zimmerman in his acquittal in the death of trayv trayvon martin. >> targeting scandal in the irs. a bombshell revelation from two irs employees, that one of the top officials involved in singling out political groups was a political appointee. williams wilkins is the

president's man in the agency. and he was closely involved. and so what does it all mean? julie is a fox nows contributor to frafrpg la uten authority berg. >> julie, based on what we heard now and the connection to william wilkins, is the fair it say that it was a rogue employee in cincinnati has been debunked? >> i don't know. did he author otherwise a fwreszive on the bolo list. and marijuana advocacy. and occupy groups were word occupy on the list. if it is an over view of tax exempt status, they tend to

abuse it to further the political organizes; i have no problem with the irs looking into it. >> accord toth inspector general, he said a lot of groups and a lot of lists. but only specific groups that got the extra tier and delay of application. he said 100 percent tea party groups are waiting for an worry about the status. >> there is no doubt they were targeted for the political beliefs and irs. and the president only has two political appointees and the white white would like us to believe that there were two rogue agents in ohio. it is false as the benghazi

attacks were based on a film that didn't cause the deaths of our american personnel. we know that there is a link to the presidential opponentment of the individual and council. and it is time for a special prosecutor. the american people regardless of political affiliation don't believe it was rogue agents. >> is it fair to say it is a top officer in washington. is it plausible to believe he never tipped off the white house and administration and president in some way it was happening? >> i agree with brad. we should have a special prosecutor with this. it would be more even handed than darril issa.

and so brad, you and i are on the same page. we are seeing it appointed and not so it as a political football. >> and i am sorry. >> tell them your buddies. >> i rather than him than darril issa. >> he's gotten to the bottom of this. ranking members say nothing is there. and put witnesses on before the committee and we find out it is much more broad and up the food chain than the administration wanted us to believe. >> talk about william wilkins chief council who is linked by this. and i talked to the representative jordan. he said they will bring him in for questioning and potential

motings around the white house and meetings about targeting were going on. there is a chance he will take the fifth. >> or the administration claims executive privilege. they will try to prevent him from testifying before congress. they don't want the presidential appointees called before congress. but it is necessary. julie, i am glad you believe it is time for a special prosecutor. he is not a nonpolitical person. and a donor to democratic causes. and to say he is nonpolitical is disingenous. >> he should first go it and testify. the ranking member that you are castigating right now is the same guy who had to release all of the testimony because issa only talked about conservative

groups targeted. i am all for the evidence coming out. and all of these groups should be skrutinized upon because they are masking as nonprofit and used for a political campaign. >> that is a difference being targeted for political beliefs and they were right center groups. >> how can you say they were and evidence that groups with the word blue and marijuana and occupy. none of which the tea party were targeted. you can't only conservative groups were targeted. >> the inspector general said there was no prove they had the extra toer of screening that held up the application. >> then we need a special

prosecutor. we don't need the football. hoo had republicans saying there is no link to the president on this. >> and there is a political appointey. >> and first of all, you agree on the special prosecutor, who anyhow. and julie is telling the administration on air. and we have to assume the white white watches fox news. >> i think the white house is watching not only fox news but 20 screens. >> brad, do republicans risk going too far and on a political witch hunt and how do they manage is correctly? it is truly about getting to the truth of the thing. >> look at their record and the witnesses de19or and motive for

testifying. issa got to the truth and we are getting it every day. >> brad and julie. thank you very much. >> a woman thrown from a popular roller coaster in six flags this weekend. who should be riding these things and why is the park in charge of investigating itself. and we sigh a huge part of work. nand a scary warning from a big employer. who's-who is next in line. the motor city may be the tip of the iceberg. >> this is the lowest point in detroit's history. the history books may say. that. wait a sec! i found our colors.

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>> questions over safety and loiblt in amusement parks after a woman is thrown from a roller coaster and killed in six flags this weekend. why is the amusement park company leading an investigation of itself? >> hey, witnesses say rosy, ask the ride operator to check the security bar and the ride opsaid it was fine and yet on the very first turn the coaster made a harsh turn and slee flew out and heart breaking. her kids were with her. listen to the witness. >> they were screaming when they came out and trying to get out of the restraint. my mom is gone. >> and they had to go through the whole cycle of the ride. the texas giant as you can see

is the biggest steel hybrid roller coaster. and it has one of the seepest dropdrops. 79 degrees and that is almost straight down. six flags is leading the investigation because there is no state or federal agencies. they are inspected by the state department of insurance. but it makes it clear that there is no responsibility and oversight. seven injuries in just the past year in this roller coaster e. mostly whiplash. >> we'll bring in the fox news legal analyst. and it is girl power lawyer time.

>> where does this deputy? >> it is not regulated by the government. imagine you have to go get the insurance. what are the regalwayses and last unspected it and the engineers. and so much oversight that is enough watching what is going on than brousing the government on this. ultimately they are going to pay huge amounts of money. it was a wrongful death and the children will have their own companion cases. there is a lot of money at risk. >> and you are pushing it. trying to get oversight. and 4,400id accuse under the age of 18 and killed on amusement

park. you need to have state and federal regulations. trace shed us it is 14 stories high. she cataputted to her death. why can it happen, they take the short cuts. ninsurance needs state and federal regoulgzs. nan effort pushed by the ed marky. he said baby strollers have more regulations than a coaster. >> and when you look at why that regout on their own. and then you will have to have it is incent vised. if they don't do it properly they will be out. >> it is not working when you have four kids killed every year.

>> i am not saying it is not tragic, but when you look at how many millions of people go. and that's why they can self regulate. you sign a waiver. >> we talk about the fact that lawsuits are coming. but when there is no public or police body investigating the accident. when that family comes to court. what will they do. it is a report from six flags. as i understand it right now. it is a self investigation. and so what access did the experts have. >> the experts coming from six energies. or working off the

investigation. that is their only option. our firm does this type of work. we want to so going to sue the manufacturer. and get all of that information in. then you've got experts pouring into it and they will do accidental destruction as well. frankly, they will want to try to settle this case -- >> oh, absolutely. this woman said before she got on her ride, she was worried. and they didn't do anything. oh, you do not want to bring this before a jury. >> thank you, ladies. >> coming up, new information on the breaking news that george zimmerman apparently just rescued someone from a car crash. more of that, live report, coming up next. [ male announcer ] this is george.

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breaking news on george zimmerman. fox news confirmed the high profile defendant is commended for rescuing a man from a car crash last week. it is the first known sighting of zimmerman since his acquit yl a week ago in the shooting death of trayvon martin. hi, phil. >> hi, shannon. this accident happened in seminole county on wednesday. it involved two parent and their two children and they rolled over after losing control. they were not injured. however, according to the seminole county sheriff deputy who responded to the scene, the occupants of the vehicle said two men approached them to help pull them out of their upside down truck. one of those men was george zimmerman and if in fact that is true, we presume the other one is the bodyguard he's been living with and traveling with

for most of the past year. and also wearing a bulletproof vest for his own personal safety. i talked with shawn vincent with the mark o'mara law firm. mark o'mara represented zimmerman, who was found not guilty just eight days ago by the six-woman jury up in sanford, florida. they have not confirmed this directly with zimmerman. but they did talk with the sheriff's deputy who did confirm pt the seminole sheriff's department is yet to send outity accident report on this issue but it does appear based on that deputy that george zimmerman and whoever he was with got out and helped out at the scene and then drove away without giving any statement because they were not witnesses to the actual crash itself. over the weekend. of course rallies for changing gun self-defense laws like florida stand your ground law happened all over the country here in miami. up in new york.

the the mother of trayvon martin, sybrina fulton, attended. sanford police asked to slow down on returning the handgun zimmerman used to kill trayvon martin. that other gun rights and second amendment groups around the country are trying to take donations to get a gun sent to zimmerman so he can have a gun during this time period. his spokesman at his attorney's office is encouraging people, do not need to do that right now. his security is all right. >> all right. thank you very much. a dangerous discovery in a ship found bound for north korea. what was supposed to be food from cuba turned out to be high-tech weaponry instead. why washington is falling short in its response. plus, new evidence of the president's push to defend his healthcare overall may be

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fox news alert on the white house now promoting what they call an historic speech this week on the economy. a brand new hour of "america live." the white house seas the president plans to tackle what it and many others consider the most important issue in the u.s. the economy. beginning wednesday, in illinois, the president will deliver the first in a series of campaign style speeches across the country. the white house counting this latest roll-out, as a hallmark moment in the president's history. but republicans are asking, what's new. according to headlines, including months ago, it make the economy a focal point. live at the white house with

more, hello, wendel. >> reporter: hi, shannon. the president says he has never not been focused on the economy. but in 2011, the president said in kansas that the great recession and partisan gridlock created the make or break moment for the middle class. you could also argue we haven't come for and with the budget and debt ceiling this fall, the president wants it to turn attention from what the affordable care act. there won't be specific issues like the budget for the debt ceiling. >> longer view of this country's future economically and how we need to make sure we are making the right decision and taking the right action that allows for the kind of growth, kind of security for the middle class that will ensure the health of this country's economy in the future. >> that was jay carney a minute

or so ago. the first in a series of speeches that they hope to answer questions before they good home for the august recession. republicans don't deny the middle class isn't fairing as well as it should but they blame the administration. >> this new normal, slow economic grej. no increase in jobs that are available. wages are being basically frozen. would he are squeezing the middle class. and i would argue the president's policies are getting in the way of the economy growing. whether that's obama care, all these needless regulations that are coming out of the government. it is getting in the way of people wanting to invest in our economy. >> president's going to launk this series of speeches on wednesday in illinois where he gained his first economic speech as a senator in 2005. at the time the republicans point out the unemployment rate was about two thirds what it is

now. >> thank you. senator mitch mcconnell's office mailed out a series of stories going back years to see how the president would pivot to the economy. a new big thing could be in the works minutes from now. cohost of the five, dana perino joins us live with her insight. >> a north korean ship loaded with cargo from cube why, two rogue ships using food to conceal weapons. parts for a missile system. hidden parts were found at the panama canal. a fox news contributor and ambassador, good to see you today, what your reaction? >> i think it is very disturbing we uncovered what is obviously not the first of the shipment between cube why and north korea. this trade among rogue states, north korea has nuclear weapons,

chemical and biological weapons program. an advanced missile program. launching the satellite into earth last december. cube wa worked on biological weapons. and they are both under heavy international sanctions. so this trade back and forth shows how they evade sanks. leads to how china and russia are helping and whether states like iran may be helped. this is serious. even regardless of what the actual cargo was or may be concealing which we are not finding out very much about. >> you mentioned safrpgss that appear to not be working. how heartily are they enforced? who is responsible for that? do you feel other things are slipping through the cracks as well? >> i think there is substantial evidence that things are slipping between the cracks. just don't pay atenks to sanctions, there are ways of evading them. in this case, the ship turned

offity transponders to mask it from internag yl scrutiny. airplanes can do the same thing with their transponders. there are lots of ways to smuggle, do things off the books. one big example is iran smuggling oil to evade sanctions that have been put in place. all of which means that the rogue states, state sponsoring tris ex conducting programs and nuclear chemical and biological weapons are able to proceed despite efforts by the u.s. and others to try to control them. >> i think a lot of times when you hear stories, he hear about weapons passed back and forth and you know, there's some explanation here that these were outdated. things that needed to be fixed and repairs. you raise questions about why didn't personnel just go and fix equipment rather than smug telling through the panama canal under bags and bags and bags of sugar that were a charitable

donation. i digress. weapons can be small and biological. to my understanding there were mig fighter jets, disassembled, in whole or in part, as part of this shipment. that's pretty significant. >> i think a mistake was made right from the beginning. even if this was a u.s. tip and it might well have been, to have announced the seizure of the ship before we fully investigated it, was a big mistake. it allowed north korea and cuba to get their cover story out. now we hear united nations wants to inspect it. and typical u.n. fashion, their inspectors are rushing to the scene and will get there on august 5th. so i think we're losing an opportunity that could slip away from us. let's go back to 200,000 bags of sugar. so-called. why are we so sure they are sugar? there might well be narcotics in there. might be chemical or biological weapons precursor agents.

i'm afraid well never find out if we wait for u.n. inspectors when caubans may be bribing thoe to get away before we ever get to look at it. >> what are the sanctions? harsh punishment of some kind? >> it should wake americans up. rogue states are not waiting for us to get our economic house in order. these trade routes are out there. they remain a problem. they don't go away. the fact we don't talk about them in this country doesn't mean they are disappearing. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, shannon. how about contacts of north korea fighter jets. mig-21 is soviet design single seat multirole jet. it has been used by india, egypt, sir wyria and north kore.

it be used for air combat, reconnaissance, counter measures and ground attack. the mig-21 can carry air-to-air missiles, rockets, bombs and automatic cannons. we are also tracking a developing story out of cleveland where an ha man is charged with aggravated murder after murdering throw women and stuffing their bodies into plastic garbage bags. garrett tenny is following all of this live from our chicago bureau. hello, garrett. >> hello, shannon. police say that michael madison on three separate occasions in the past year lured a young african-american woman into his home before he killed them and hid their bodies. the 35-year-old registered sex offender appeared in court a couple of hours ago and is now facing three charges of aggravated murder and three charges of kidnapping. the judge set his bill at $6 million. of course we only got to this

point after a neighbor called police on friday saying they smelled something rotting in a nearby garage. that's where police found the first body. they then arrested madison who had a car there in the garage. and after that, they found two additional bodies that weren't very far from the first one. they were led to believe by madison that there could be other bodies as well. they haven't found any yet but police are stressing this is very much an ongoing investigation. >> we're nowhere near done. there is a lot more we have to do. and i'm sure you understand we don't want to jeopardizes anything. >> and we have also learned the identity of one of the three victims. 38-year-old angela deskins was killed sometime in the last couple of weeks. they were only able to identify her from fingerprint. two other women yet to be identified, one killed up it a month ago. the other up to nine months ago.

when the medical examiners found them, they said their bodies were so badly decomposed that they would take several more days to be identified and for a cause of death to be determined. shannon? >> garrett, thank you very much. we have ugly new numbers on the president's healthcare overall as we see a huge surge in part-time work. not much progress on the fall time front. up next, we will show you the scary new warnings from a big employer. and unbelievable accident unfolds on one of america's most iconic bridges. how one woman managed to survive after a truck sent her car flying over the edge and plunging into the water below. plus, detroit may be the largest u.s. city to declare bankruptcy but sadly not the only one in trouble. well look at pension plans and local unions forcing other municipalities to the break and who might be next after the motor city goes belly up. >> i also want to emphasize, i don't use this as a terrible

answer in the sense that now is the opportunity to stop 60 years of decline. this is fundamental. if anyone like the detroit of five years ago, 10 years ago, 15 years ago. how long had this gone on and people hadn't said, stop kicking the can down the road and do something.

new questions about obama care, its effect on our economy and our healthcare. more than three years after the president signed the sweeping legislation into law we are now starting to see the actual impact of obama care on the job market. part-time employment surging while creation of full-time jobs is flat or down. one big ceo warning it does not benefit a substantial part of the work force. >> the aca increases so ub stan shl shlly the cost of full-time workers it enhances the value of part-time workers. you see more and more part-time

workers being hired either to replace full-time workers and move on or you see part-time workers with very few hours getting their hours increased. that's good for the part-time workers getting his hours increased. good for new part-time job it created. but i think it is damaging to the full-time workers and in that sense it really damaging to the way we've done business for, you know, a long time. >> we also saw a report about more doctors retiring early. michael tanner is a senior fellow. gentlemen, welcome to you, both. >> hay, shannon. >> thank you. >> doctor, i will start with you pch what do you make of this anecdotal evidence and doctors are opting out. >> this is doctor shortage. we already have one. american association of medical colleges says by 2025 we will be a hundred thousand doctors short. doctors are retiring early and

limiting practice. they are not taking all insurances. as aetna ceo says, if your company goes part-time and you have to go to the state exchange to get insurance, i want o to walk people through this. you may good to the state edge change but you will find your doctor is not participating with some of the plans. even if he or she is, the rest of the doctors in the network might not be. in other words, shannon, a university could participate with some insurances and not others. you don't get to keep your insurance or doctor necessarily when you good to the state exchange. >> michael, what does this administration do with that reality. you would be able to stay with a healthcare provider that knows you and that you trust. how do they spin that now? >> they will have a hard time spinning that. more and more people will find that insurance plan they have today doesn't meet qualifications for insurance either under the individual or employer mandate. from the very beginning, they tried to sell these mandates as mandates for companies that

offer insurance or for people who didn't have insurance it buy it. the reality, however, is that it is only insurance that meets the government's definition of what president obama thinks you should have for insurance that qualifies mr. the mandate. even people who have insurance today or their employer gives them insurance today may have to change plans to come into compliance with the mandate. >> i want to pick up on the mount michael is making. they like to say it covers you up to age 26 on your parents' poll say. but what kind of insurance are you mandated to have. obama care is a very top heavy comprehensive insurance that covers almost every need under every policy under the exchange. so studies are now showing out of california for example, in nevada, missouri, and indiana, if you are under 2 6 your premim may be a hundred percent more than it is currently. you may not need that much

insurance if you're young. >> and funding older, you know, that we presume will have more medical issues or high risk. but if that is the only group that signed up, if it is cheaper for young people to pay a fine and they say we are healthy and teak your chances in the emergency room, how is this funded? >> that's right. the entire obama care plan is built around the idea that young healthy people take it on the chin. they sign up for a bad deal on them in order to subsidize older and sicker people. they are just assuming that young healthy people are stupid. reality is that young healthy people are smarter than they think. they may choose rather to pay rather than play. there will be a a pool of people who are older and sicker and have insurance and younger people opting out. >> michael, i want to ask you about the jobs angle. we were averaging about 114,000 full-time jobs a month, about

6,000 part-time jobs. now the latest jobs report says full-time jobs averaging about 21,700 a month. but the part-time jobs are way up, 93,000 on average a month. is that a direct correlation as some ceos are warning, a connection to the healthcare law? >> if there's no studies out there showing direct correlation, but it is only common sense, if you raise the cost of hiring someone because now you have to not just pay their wages but have you it pay them very expensive ensurance that meets the obama care mandate, making it more expensive to hire full-time workers, and employers have to offset that cost some way. they can do it by laying off workers. do it by wages. what a lot of employers are doing is shifting employment down scale to part-time work that doesn't have to have that insurance. >> and doctor, quickly, are you ke concerned with all of the things we discussed, that it will end up in the end that people will have a harder time actually getting coverage? >> yes, shannon.

a harder time getting coverage. harder time finding your doctor if you have coverage. you have to understand, this is entitlement. when you're sick, we will take care of you. what about personal responsibility? what about exercise, which i always talk about. what about eating right? what about preventing illness in the first place. that is not inventivized efficiently. that's the problem with obama care, it covers too much. >> thank you both. >> good to see you, shannon. >> pleasure. >> the white house is talking up what it kuls an historic speech on the economy this week. given that president pivoted to jobs every four to six months the last four years, what big things are they planning? plus the amazing story of one woman's effort to survive after a truck pushed her car off of that bridge. up next, the split-second

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new information about the deadly limousine fire in northern california that killed five women celebrating aed withing in early may. thes stranged wife of the limo driver says he was with her on the phone arguing when the flames broke out. she said during the shouting match he turned up the music really loud. this news comes as one the survivors tried banging on the partition to alert the driver the back was filling with smoke. the district attorney's office says her office will follow up on that new information. a woman is blessed to be alive after surviving a fall from one of the world's scariest bridges.

>> for those of you who have never driven the chesapeake bay bridge, it is a little nerve-racking already. meagan lake wag driving across when she was rear-ended by a tractor-trailer rig. it struck her from behind good going at least 40 miles an hour and pushed her over the bridge 40 feet below, listen. >> my eyes were closed, my mouth filled up with water really fast. i got one scream in. i thought, i would drown. i felt like my whole body was getting filled up with water. and i stopped shaking and said i don't want to drown. i don't want to die. >> can you imagine? she is buckled in, surrounded by air bags and she is sinking. luckily the driver's side window was shattered during the collision so she was able to pull herself out and swim to one of the pilings on the side. here is how she did it. listen. >> i felt my whole left side not

working. a lot of pain. and i managed to use my right side to shimmy up on to the rocks as much as i could. and i yelled, i heard somebody yell stay there, help is coming. >> yeah, help finally did come. she came out of this, believe it or not, with a sprained ankle, bad elbow and cuts and bruises. i told you she dropped 40 feet to the water. the top of the chesapeake bay, is 180 feet to the water. in this place, location is everything. she is not about to go to the over the bridge any time soon. >> we can't wait it see that. what a clear-headed, quick-thinking fighter. we can't wait to see the interview. thank you. >> okay. >> the white house is talking up wh what it calls an historic speech on the economy this week.

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incredible flash floods over the weekend in arizona. take a look at this video. walls of water damaging homes. motorists had to be rescued. amazingly nobody got hurt. witnesses say the water seemed to come out of nowhere. >> this was right up within a half an inch of your doorstep. >> to see a wall of water coming towards you. there's nothing you can do. >> i have two eight-foot glass doors and the water started rising, rising, rising. water started coming in around the sides. and two minutes after that, the doors burst in. burst open and a wall of water came through my basement. >> following this for us from our west coast bureau, hello, adam. >> reporter: hello, shannon. yes. amazing video. you saw that car video, the car out in the middle of the wash. the car wasn't driving out there, that's where it ended up when it got washed out there.

some were lifted up by helicopters rescue. placings like scottsdale, that's an country type location. phoenix, paradise valley, apache junction. areas not necessarily out in the country. but water came through no matter where you were. these washes stranding a lot of people. when you talk to them, thankfully they made it out alive. >> it was just -- i didn't see the peak, but i saw it at the low point. it was really coming. >> meteorologists say it is one of the biggest wettest storms of this year's monsoon season. dropping more than two inches of rain in some places in a very short time period. monsoon season, usually runs from the middle of june to the middle of september. we are right smack dab in the middle of it right new. they say yesterday was one of the cooler days on record, only in the high 80s, which made this an odd storm where today they

are back in the low hundreds. monsoon season in full effect in this part of the country. they warn people, if you see water coming, stay away. yet you see motorist who tempt water thinking the car will win. as we see from the video here, the car usually does not win. shannon? >> yeah. amazing that no one was injured. adam, thank you very much. >> all right. >> talking about how we can do that together. how we can do it in a way that ensures not just that jobs are created in the near term but that we are investing in our future. and july seems like an excellent time do it. we will see a return to a focus here in washington on economic issues and he hopes and believes it is essential that we set our sights high and that we look more broadly at the state of the economy and where we need to go

as a nation as we engage in the discussions that we'll be having in the next several months. as far as who's listening, we certainly hope that many americans will take the opportunity to hear the president's speech and to hear what he has to say about warrensburg and beyond as he gives a series of addresses about the economy and about the middle class. and he certainly hopes that you in the midda will also hear him out and look at what he has to say. analyze what he has to say. >> just moments ago, white house press secretary jay carney laying out the administration's expectations for president obama's upcoming speech on the economy this wednesday. white house touted this speech as historic. but republicans are already asking, what's new. they are pointing to all these headlines in may about a new push on the economy. a year ago they talk about the president quote revisiting the economic debate. it is almost two years ago when

we hear how the white house was talking about how they were pivoting the jobs. in fact, senator mitch mcconnell's office put out a press release this morning tracking different speeches and piff yots. dana is here. former press secretary for george w. bush. you know how this works. how do you decide when to give a speech and when do you get to the law of diminishing returns on the same message. >> as secretary to president george bush, i don't remember him waking up, taking a breath, eating breakfast and not called historic. everyday you could say the current administration is getting a chance to have another run at it with the media. just in may, the president went to baltimore where he could pivot. he is going to talk about jobs. then the white house, now the this isn't necessarily their fault. but the white house has been dragged around by the news cycle. so from the irs scandal,

benghazi keeps coming up. you have snowden, that's a big zimmerman trial. which they decided to get involved in and stayed involved in. it is very difficult for americans to follow what is he talking about when it comes to the economy. president obama initially was very interested in making sure he dealt with the short term economics. he had to do that. there was a crisis. it is much more difficult when the economy is stagnant to get good press on it. so you announce three speeches. we always seem to get the speeches the end of july. the president likes to go to martha's vineyard in august pl just like clockwork, here we good, turn the calendar, you will get another speech. i don't know what he will say that will get a lot of attention. maybe he could call on maybe for a jobs council. well, that didn't work. maybe obama care. they could look to businesses

and say, what revisions do you think is holding back the economy and we will agree to change that. but nothing like that will happen in the next week. >> do you lose people when you say, you will keep having a speech, pivoting and pivoting and repivoting again to the same topic? jay carney said, not only do they want the people of america but media too to if have a chance and almost anticipating as people say, another speech. >> i think it is hard for another president to get attention from the last two weeks of july. there will always be people that take advantage of president obama's speech. i think people could tap in to the feeling that are middle class. they feel squeezed. today in the washington post, there was an article about difine be expectations down. people don't want to have to worry all the time. particularly women. can president obama say we have a plan that will help expand the middle class.

that's what they say they want to do. then how are we actually going to do that? if he could actually tap into the feelings, that could be historic. >> and presidents often are seen as the encourager in chief when things are bad, not going well. we look, as americans, to them to aspire us and say that we will get to the next step. things will be better. things will be okay. and american people are very self sufficient. they want to improve their own lot. do you think he tapped into that the all? >> i think it is difficult. remember one of the biggest announcement is they would delay obama care for a year. >> they made this announcement on july 3rd as the president was on his way back from africa on air force 1 coming back from that great trip. they never talked about it again. >> actually people were paying attention. what does that mean for me in what does that mean for my business? i don't understand. can you help me with that. >> i think they have lost people

because it becomes noise after a while and they just start looking past him. start looking towards what is actually going to matter. the president wants to focus on longer term economics. this is a little bit of legacy. he want it find out what that will be. he is ignoring the most pressing long-term problem and that's entitlement spending. and that is not going to inspire a lot of people to say we need to change that going forward. but i think for the good of the country, even for the short term, i think that would do a lot better. maybe he will come out tomorrow and say, that we are going to approve the keystone pipeline. maybe we are going to have a new energy -- that's not true. two weeks ago he announced we were dwing for a carbon type tax, that doesn't help the mid el class. look, i'm open. i'm open-minded. i will sit and listen. i want to hear what he has to say. but over the past several years, i have reason to be skeptical. >> how much do whole matter

inside the white house. leaders will say, i make my decision and listen to that but the white house knows, according to the average that real politics is upside down. sharing an approval rating with george zimmerman. who had a rough go the last few weeks. but he is negative on approval versus disapproval here now with the average american. >> i can't tell if they care a lot or don't care at all. i think in some ways, president obama decided this is the number he will always be. he is in charge with the nation that is a 50/50 split. he doesn't see change in that going forward. i can't tell if they really care or not. >> this is going to be in towards the heartland. you know speaking to people right in the middle of it all. those who were devastated, high job loss. . do you think the president would tackle things he knows are negative. like rise part-time jobs and fall of full-time jobs. >> last week the speech we got

about obama care is how wonderful it'll be and how you will get a $120 rebate even though your premium is going up $1,000. i don't think they think three or four steps ahead. they can get attention for it and buzz around like oh, my gosh, the president is going to give a speech about the economy. this is amazing. remember last july though, shannon, what came out of one of those economic speeches. the red barn. all of the people there. you didn't build that comment. some people thought it was taken out of context. he goes on to win handily. but sometime the speeches have unintended consequences. >> ever better to just stop the speeches for a bit? >> oh, i think that this president is so overexposed. and that they are not -- for as much credit as they get for being good communicators, they are not as disciplined as they could be in sticking with something for several days an not let themselves get side tracked by other things. things happens.

the snowden thing, what was he going to do? i think the president could make more significant news with his announcement about whether or not he will meet with vladimir puton in moscow when he goes to rush why for the g-8 meeting next month. i'm not sure i would advise. but i think that would get more more attention than another speech on the economy. i think the middle class, unfortunately are just despondent and stopped listening. >> we will see if the white house listens to the advice. >> they never do. >> we are told they are watching p. so we will see. >> okay, good. >> see you at the 5. >> i will be on the 5. >> thanks, ann. >> one of the biggest players in air travel, our journey into the great beyond. a look at boeing's plan for space travel. are you going? just ahead. and days after detroit declares bankruptcy, we will see who is next in line.

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♪ you and me ♪ detroit, one of america's industrial mites, may be a tale of what is ahead for other cities struggling with debt. $18 billion in debt, including billions for pensions and benefits for city workers. a bankruptcy of this scale is historic. there are concerns the same problems that did in detroit could happen across the country. charles payne is here to lend us expertise on this. good to see you. >> good to see you as well. although on a sad topic. we all saw this coming. low hanging fruit but it does bring to reality something that is probably going to be unavoidable unless a lot of the these cities, municipalities,

take tough medicine right now. >> i remember, i think last year, couple of cities, san diego, san jose put this to voters to vote on whether retirement benefits should be scaled back. they voted overwhelmingly for it. i think the average american gets it. they keep a checkbook, they know how this works. but how do you cut back? >> let's face it, this is california. >> right. they know they are struggling. >> californians, saw to lessen up their own public obligations, that was a gigantic epiphany to your point. but it is just really tough. and major cities around the country, we see where these on lavish promises are made. people are leaving. there is gigantic changes. chicago has seen about 800,000 people leave. we have talked about people

leaving detroit, over a million people. chicago, philadelphia. gigantic swaths of people. these innovative people. these are people who can do things. they get up and leave. taxes are too high. there is just so many obstacles to have the life they want, so they leave to where it is friendlier, leaving behind giant void. >> and that's one of the things the folks in detroit talk about. the response time where people like to set lighted structures on fire for entertainment and firefighters are out there risking their lives. but their response time are woefully low. >> and then the people there aren't paying taxes. home property owners in detroit just simply aren't paying taxes. i think overall, there were about $130 million short of taxes owed to them. and people say, i'm not paying. sort of out of defiance. now people feel like the city is letting them down.

they don't want it pay the taxes. city doesn't have the income. it is just a death spiral. everyone talks about the street lights that don't work this detroit and other things. i had a professor i interviewed not too long ago in detroit. he said the population, 47% of folks are illiterate. which puts you in an awkward position. like bailing out greece, portugal, spain, no matter how much money you give them, they are not ready to carry the loads themselves. that's when we talk about detroit and other cities that could follow. >> you mentioned chicago. correct me if i'm wrong but isn't that where they also have big concern over teachers strike and educating kids and finding money for teachers and finding money for all of the other obligations that they have and try to stretch it but ultimately people were complaining, the kids will pay the price here if we can't get our financial house in order. >> chicago is one of the towns where unions have so much power. let's face it, unions have to come to the table with a lot of these municipalities. but that was sad how that played

out. we thought it would be a showdown where kids would win but the teachers won and it was sort of an exclamation point. but these kids will pay in many ways but certainly not economic if that doesn't turn around. then add in high crime. last week we had detroit ratings lowered. a. >> a lot of psychological >> a lot of psychological

introducing a new way to get to the international spacestation. boeing revealing a full size model of a spacecraft similar to the apolo capsule with to seven astronauts. kasey stey gel is live to tell us more. >> when people think of boeing you think of commercial airlines and commercial planes, but you don't think really that this agency has been involved in a space program for some time from the apolo missions to the space shuttle mission. but never quite like this. i will hop out of the way and let you look at what is going on back there. this is a full size space capsule underdevelopment and there is a nasa astronaut doing live tests. this is called the cst100 capable of holding seven

astronauts and launching them to the international spacestation on an atlas 5 rocket. when the shuttle program was retired america lost the ability to send humansnto space. right now nasa rents space onrush sheen kr -- 0* russian craft. they receive a million dollars to develop this and they are able to hold cor go delivering much needed -- cargo delivering much needed supplies. >> the entire system is con figurable for the requirements of the customer. if the customer wants four crew, for instance, we are able to maximize the amount of cargo that we are able to fly. >> now, boeing is one of three companies vying for this nasa contract. and once the space agency makes a decision they hope to have one of the spacecrafts flying and launching into space by year 2017. it is pretty tight in there

for seven people, but impressive. >> let's stay here on the ground to report about those who get into the capsule. thanks, kasey. fox news coverage of royal baby watch continues. catherine, the duchess of cambridge, is inside the hospital right there. this is a live look. she has been there since about 1:00 a.m. eastern time. we are live in london with an update coming up.

a wedding party is being credited with saving the lives of two dozen horses. they were nearby when a fire broke out at a horse stable in south carolina. several men ran into the building. it was burning. they got each of the 24 horses out safely. one of the guys was hospitalized with smoke inhalation, but he said it was something he had to do. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the stable owner said she grateful for the grave rethat the men showed. good for them. good samaritans. thanks for watching. i am in for megyn kelly.

"studio b" starts right now. shannon, thank you. this is "studio b" officials confirm kate middleton, the duchess of came bridge, has -- the duchess of cambridge, was gone into labor. we are live in london. and jonathon hunt will have the latest updates from his mum. and he emerged from hiding to rescue a driver off a highway in florida and zimmerman's lawyers is saying he is taking extra steps to protect himself. and a woman says she was in the driver's seat when her car plummeted some 40 feet off a highway bridge. she said she thought she was drowning, but managed to save herself just in time. you will hear her story live here on "studio b." that's unless breaking news changing everything on "studio b." first at