that we can to help ensure a successful transition in egypt which offers the best path to realize the aspirations of the egyptian people for dignity, for opportunity, for security. egypt state-run television reporting that the military council will hold an emergency session to talk about morsi's announcement. >> heather: relief is in sight finally. good news, comforting words to millions of americans sweltering under a grueling heat wave. coming days should bring cooler temperatures but in new jersey the break in the heated brought a series of severe thunderstorms. some 70,000 people lost their power overnight. situation also tough for folks in charlotte. one company came to the rescue donating nearly 1,000 air-condition teors needy families. >> i go to bed at night. my bed is soaking weather.

i use the fan and i haven't been able to afford one because of my income. >> we eat sandwiches because cooking makes it hotter. >> heather: maria joins us from the fox weather center with the latest forecast. it looks like things are going to improve. >> they are going to be improving but we have to remember it is july. it's going to be warm out there. temperatures will increase back down into the 90s and upper 80s for many people across parts of midwest and great lakes and northeast for the next several days. don't expect to see temperatures dipping down into the 60's but south of front we're seeing some of the hot temperatures and it's still humid out there. you factor in the heat and humidity, d.c., 110 degrees what it feels like. 108 in raleigh and so we're

seeing very dangerous levels of heat across states like illinois missouri, parts of the states of kentucky and mid-atlantic, virginia, north carolina where we're seeing the heat index values over hundred degrees. it's dangerous out there. a number of heat advisories are across the region. we'll see a bit of a relief the next several days but it is still dangerous. something hells we have to keep in mind, we're actually going to be seeing strong to severe storms firing up ahead of that. when you have heat and front and humidity you start to see strong showers and storms firing up. virginia you are under the gun, maryland you could be seeing strong to severe storms. we already have two severe thunderstorm watches in effect. conditions are favorable for some of the storms to produce large hail and damaging winds. they are not tornado watches but you can get rotation with some of these storms and we could see

an isolated tornado. two watches until 10:00 p.m., northern virginia and kentucky are included in those areas. heavy rains in eastern texas, four inches of rainfall. parts of kentucky, as well. over virginia and north carolina in through tomorrow strong to severe storms and a lot of heavy rain. keep that in mind, you will need the umbrellas but you will get a bit of relief from hot temperatures. >> heather: thank you very much. >> gregg: now to indiana, they are urging residents to cut back on water usage. most are being asked to voluntarily reduce it by 5%. in harder hit areas, they are being asked to scale back 10% or more. the spokesman says the system is overburdened. >> there is a lot of water being used and lots of water going through our aging infrastructure

that can create possible water main breaks. reservoir levels are also dropping. >> gregg: utility warning the supply levels continue to drop a mandatory ban will be issued. >> heather: new reaction from lawmakers in both parties as we see new signs of the fragile u.s. economy may be stalling. june's jobs numbers a huge disappointment. only 80,000 jobs were created. lackluster recovery is major campaign issue for president obama and governor mitt romney. steve centanni is live in washington. so steve, how is the obama administration defending itself in wake of these dismal numbers? >> they are saying we're going in the right direction but there are also acknowledging we haven't gone far enough yet. >> we saw on friday that our

economy is growing and we're academy jobs. we're not growing fast enough and we're not adding enough jobs. >> what is the argument, after four years, what has been the argument? >> we have made progress but we have a long way to go. >> reporter: now the president himself has acknowledged we need to grow the economy faster and put more people back to work and the white house says we need to continue the same policy to build that stronger economy. >> heather: what are republicans saying about the economy? >> they say we need a new president. romney has focused exclusively on the economy. today his supporters continued hammering away at the president. >> this is most petid recovery if it is a recovery on the deep recession in american history. the economy is just sputtering along and the reason in my judgment is what the administration chose to do,

spend, borrow, pass this new obamacare law with penalty tax in it, it's mandate tax all of this is slowing the economy down. >> reporter: we have what appears to be a major challenge for the president and major opportunity for mitt romney. >> heather: a major issue for the coming election. thank you so much. steve live from d.c.. >> gregg: new concerns out of syria today the government conducting large scale war games. military exercises an apparent warning to other countries do not intervene in the uprising against president assad. it's a conflict that reportedly has killed 14,000 people since last year. peter doocy with that story. >> kofi annan is in syria trying to salvage the 66-point peace plan. so far his plan was to start with a cease-fire in april has failed. annan told the french newspaper,

quote, significant efforts have been made to try to resolve the issue peacefully. obviously we have not succeeded and there is no guaranteed we will succeed. >> 25 people why killed on saturday and more than 14,000 people have been killed since violence started. here in washington, 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 continuation of power as critical to what remains of its position in the middle east. those factors are not going to change. >> reporter: traveling in japan, secretary of state hillary clinton called it a wake-up call for everyone. >> the days are numbered. there sooner there could be an end to the violence and a beginning of a political transition process, not only will fewer people die but there is a chance to save the syrian

state. >> reporter: she also said that syrian opposition is getting more effective defending themselves and going on the offensive against the military. there is no indication the fighting will stop anytime soon. >> gregg: peter, thanks. >> heather: right now ballots are getting tallied up after an historic day in libya. libyans voting in their first free elections in decades. selecting members of a 200 seat parliament. preliminary results we expected tomorrow or tuesday and this is a huge step forward for libya after a rove resolution to overturn the dictator last year. president obama says he looks forward to working with the new government. >> severe flooding in russia killing 150 people prompting an investigation. russia's president vladimir putin ordering investigators if more could have been done.

rains dropped up to a foot of water in less than 24 hours. some residents suspect the water was actually released from a reservoir by the government. >> heather: a warning to computer owners, if you want to stay online you may need to check your computer right away. a malicious software is threatening to disrupt service tomorrow. tens of thousands of americans could be affected. laura is going to explain the problem. i have to be ons i don't know where to begin. >> reporter: we've been talking with cyber security expert who told us there are a few simple steps you can take yourself against this potential malware meltdown. keep your anti-virus updated and lots of people do that. make sure you are using a firewall when browsing the internet and do not click on a link or accept an attachment if you have any doubts. >> you don't want to leave your

front door unlocked and windows open if you live in a neighborhood where there is a lot of crime. you have to take the steps to protect your pc. there is a lot of personal information that could commit identity theft. >> the safety net that the f.b.i. put people online while agents were investigating expires at midnight. but the f.b.i. arranged for a private company to see if users could find if their system is compromised. any other questions we have a website. go to dcwg.org and you'll get all your answers. >> i'll log on and look. in the meantime, how did this start. >> reporter: the virus because discovered five years ago and wasn't until last year the f.b.i. was a able to track down the criminals who hacked into half a million websites. it was first discovered in 2007

and a lot of computers here in the u.s. were hit. approximately 45,000 in all. businesses didn't get off easy. 10% of fortune 500 companies have a computer infected right now. warnings have been issued for months telling internet use torsion check their computers for the virus before the safety netted expired. hackers made some serious dout dough raking $14 million and getting paid for driving traffic to malicious websites. you still have time to get on the website and make sure you are okay. >> gregg: i get all kinds of suspicious junk every day. click on here for the $10 million i sent you. obviously you don't want to click on something like that. >> heather: asking them to send you some money. >> gregg: but the enticement they are going to send me $10 million. >> heather: sure they are. tell me how it worked out. >> gregg: famous battleship

u.s.s. iowa beginning a new mission opened to a public as a floating museum in san pedro, california. thousas of visitors flocking to the ship. it cost $17 million to restore but one veteran the project was worth every single penny and brings back special memories. >> i was a porter on one of the five inch guns when we were in korea. it's great. >> gregg: that is almost three football fields longs and hev hundred feet wide. it's amazing this how they were able to constructed these things. >> heather: it's amazing. a billion dollar trading loss, should customers like you be worried. >> gregg: plus, a about bizarre incident in new york city. a norwegian cruise line nearly

collides with an american icon. >> and ticks and mosquitoes are making an early appearance. are those sprays, are they safe. >> gregg: what about the deet sprays. we 6 an expert to tell us.

>>. >> heather: time for a quick check of the headlines. a norwegian cruise ship making waves. jos allege submarine exhibit at the museum damaging the sub's gangway. a performer like mickey mouse and winnie the pooh for kim jung on. and in missouri a severe storm causing a dock to give away the at the resort. five people fell into the water but they were all uninjured. >> gregg: j.p. morgan chase managed to weather the banking crisis but now facing a barrage of problems including the

multibillion dollar trading loss at may be a lot bigger that everybody was pretending. just how much j.p. morgan khais really in? should customers be concerned. brenda butner, anchor of "bulls and bears". let's divide the scandals into three parts. part number one, scandal number one, did the bank manipulate energy markets in california and midwest thus driving up prices for consumers. next friday the 13th is the magical date the federal judge has said cough up the documents or else. >> the documents are interesting. they say no, we didn't do anything wrong with the bids. but the regulateders are looking at them to see if they artificially used higher prices at the wholesale level and then pass along to consumers. there is about $13 million

involved here. they say it's an attorney thing. they want from the head of the global commodity trading group. that is very high up and could explode into something if something is found in the e-mails. >> gregg: attorney-client privilege only protects attorneys and their clients not between their interpersonal workings. scandal number two, was the bank involved in the libor scandal. this is manipulating the london interest rates for its been. what is the libor. it's the exchange rate between banks loaning each other money? >> right. but it sets a lot of things that hit all of us, a lot of adjustable rate rates are based on the libor. it's a commonly used barometer

around the world. if banks are manipulating this, bashing collision has been accused of it. >> gregg: other ones say they have been involved and we don't know which one. >> so we don't know we don't know know how many banks are involved. this could be one of them. >> gregg: scandal number three, how did the bank lose billions of dollars in bad trades in chief investment office. is there strategy too risky. how much are we talking about here? >> two billion and then it went up on four and wells fargo analyst. >> gregg: that is saying it could be as much as $9 billion. >> this doesn't bother me as much. jamie dimon says we were dumb and sloppy. taxpayers weren't on the hook

for this. this was shareholders. investors did lose. three months ago the stock was 44 and now it's 33. that is how the market is supposed to work. i don't want them making more risky investments but that is the way you learn. >> gregg: they just make torque loads of money. here is a senior analyst. he said, we believe j.p. morgan chase would be solidly profitable in 2012 even if the cio losses reached $9 billion. you could absorb $9 billion and you are making that much money? >> and so many banks it's investors right now. >> gregg: is j.p. morgan chase,

are they too big to fail? >> they are very big but we don't know what the political climate is. we're really moved -- the whole issue of bailouts is very big political football. i don't know who is going to say are you too big to fail. i don't think they are close to failing. i don't think it's an issue. >> gregg: is jamie dimon close to failing? >> he is a survivor. he has been in lots of banks. he has survived much. >> gregg: you get the golden parachutes that gives them tens of millions of dollars to get fired. it doesn't hurt much when you get tens of millions of dollars when you get fired. >> no that is problems. >> gregg: i got to get that job. i would be a great president chairman of a bank. i could do that just on my own. i got that many skeletons

rattling in my closet. brenda, good do see you. >> heather: and you can catch brenda on "bulls and bears" every saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> as millions of americans struggle in a down housing market. one nonprofit profit group is doing what they can do. we'll have a live report. >> one woman trying to save drivers a speed trap lands herself in jail for 12 hours. now she says her first amendment rights were violated. is he is right? does she have a case. >> heather: and tough talk from eric holder what he said about arizona's immigration law and warning he issued to the sheriff. that is up next. ♪

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>>. >> heather: it is the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news, tens of thousands of

people in west virginia enduring a brutally hot day without electricity. american red cross has set up cooling stations in shelters around the state. west virginia national guard has also mobilized to help. >> gregg: egypt's president reportedly ordering the return of the nation's parliament. egyptian legislature was disbanded earlier this year by a court order. latest move pits the new president against egypt's military. >> heather: and the f.b.i. now urging americans to check their computers for dangerous malware. you could lose your internet access. go to foxnews.com to find out what i can do to protect yourself. >> gregg: there is no denying it. housing market struggling and nowhere is bad as atlanta. in november single families homes were down close to 12% compared to the year earlier. one group is doing what it can to help needy homeowners avoid

foreclosure. elizabeth pran has more on that. >> reporter: they have been on the road for four years. the beauty they just don't make a stop in atlanta. next week they will be in connecticut. what they do they match homeowners and home buyers with lenders and experts say they are putting a dent in the mortgage crisis. >> jonathan and yolanda worry every day about losing their home. >> you don't want your kids to be homeless. >> reporter: they are flocking to the neighborhood assistance corporations of america, save the dream tour. they connect families and lenders to fix the growing mountain of mortgage problems. >> these are the american dream events for both home buyers and best mortgage in america and homeowners who want to stay in their home to restructure and make it affordable. >> they have three kids shaving

$200 off their monthly payment is the difference between home ownership and homelessness. >> we're thinking about filing bankruptcy. so i don't think we're going to do that now. >> counselors look at personal credit history and extenuating circumstances such as job loss. that circumstance was poor credit after a divorce. >> we were going purchase a new home, some of the credit problems came back to haunt me. >> reporter: they were able to cut through the red tape and put paperwork approximate and high interest rates behind him. >> reporter: families we met that day got a 3.5%, 30-year fixed mortgage. the fact the banks lose money when you foreclose on the home. its win-win not only for homeowners but also the banks. >> gregg: nice to see homeowners who are happy for a change.

good for them. what a great idea. elizabeth, thanks very much. >> heather: attorney general eric holder speaking in las vegas before a conference of latino organization criticizing arizona's new immigration law specifically saying the four provisions were struck down by the supreme court, it would have effectively criminalized unlawful status. he went to ensure that the doj would be vigilant in monitoring how the new state law is enforced. >> let me assure you, the justice department will monitor the impact of this and other measures to make certain that they do not conflict with federal civil rights or immigration laws. we can be sure that the court, such laws can't be seen as a license to engage in racial profiling. >> heather: joining us now is

inga a radio talk show hot and sentida jackson. thank you for joining us. >> so effectively criminalize unlawful status. a direct quote from the attorney general criticizing the new immigration law. specifically saying that the law before provisions were shut down by the supreme court would have done just that. my question is, are immigrants who stay here unlawfully committing a crime? >> i am as confused as you are. i don't know how to answer the question. what is the difference between unlawful and criminal. i am confused also by the fact that he continues to press us to be with the police departments. we're going to monitor them so to make sure they don't violate civil rights. >> he is supportive of police.

he is the chief law enforcement officer of the country. i think we can agree on this point. we need an even immigration policy. one of the things that disturbs me about this whole discussion about immigration in america today or illegal immigration, is that we don't look at visas. 40-45% of the illegal immigrants in this country are those that overstayed their visas. i want to expand the conversation and not just run to the border but what is happening within our borders. >> on that point. let's take a look at a poll from june 25th 53% of voters favoring passage of an immigration law like arizona's in their own state. 31% are opposed to such a measure in the state where they live. 16% undecided. you can see people overwhelmingly like the law in

arizona. >> that is because the people in the united states understand it's not racist. it's only the people like eric holder and president obama trying to insinuate that. that racial profiling, that they are racially profiling. most people understand we need legitimate immigration reform. i agree with her, we should look at all the people here illegally. i'm okay with that. >> we can't go past the fact that racial profiling is a big issue in america. just in june. >> i how do you know that? >> i do know. that we see the former governor of arizona, a man with a pacemaker, who was stopped and held for 40-45 minutes. >> i was a 37-year-old white woman held up in israel not allowed to get into an airplane until they went through my luggage three or four times. >> this is the united states of

america, i want us to remain a flee state. the fact is we are most incarcerated free society on earth. >> i think we could be safer here but we don't need to use the fearmongering for that to happen. running to the border, okay, we need to make sure that our borders are safe. if we do not make into it conversation 40-45% illegal aliens here, they came here safely. when are we going to discuss that. >> i'm happy from the discuss that. central, california we have so many illegal aliens. we are importing poverty. these people are in food lines where the feeding them food from china in the central valley. that is the thing that eric holder is talking about. eric holder is talking about racially profiling.

to accuse police officers is racially profiling is tragedy when you want to look at real bad guys. they want to stop ms-13 and stop the cartels and stop real criminals. >> heather: this the other question i have. is this really about equality or is this about the election? or is it about immigration? a number of hispanic voters, it's expected to grow, 20% hispanic voters from 10 million to 12 million a statistic not missed by either campaign. is that what the attorney general is really doing? >> look, these are politically appointed positions. i think racial profiling is an issue. hispanics are now the biggest minority in america. all of that aside let us even this policy out and let's go

with the conversation where it needs to be. you need to look at the fact that 40-45% of those who are illegal aliens in america came here and they overstayed their visas. i wanted to get back to the conversation so it can an even conversation. >> i don't disagree with you about that. this is about politics. this president is like my senior year boyfriend that broke up with me right before the prom. i got the dress and he went with somebody else. [ laughter ] >> he will remain unnamed. thank you so much. [ laughter ] >> gregg: i tend to think that inga is a little bit upset. shame on him. >> supreme court's decision to uphold the president's healthcare law what some governors are doing to

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>>. >> heather: a growing number of governors opting out for the medicaid expansion called for under the healthcare lay, a move made possible by last week's supreme court ruling. on fox and friends, bobby jindal explained his decision to opt out? >> what makes this country great we are not dependent on government programs. the president measures success how many people are on food stamp programs and that is not the american dream. >> heather: joining us is political director under george w. bush and advisor center for -- >> i want to jump off. matt i will direct it to you first. are we a nation dependent on

government programs or a nation of self-reliance? >> we are still a nation of self-reliance. gallup came out with a study and 46% of the american people believe that obamacare is going to hurt the economy. where the governor has it right we have serious problems as a country but those solutions don't always involve big new federal programs. that is something that obama gets wrong about policy. >> heather: your response to that? >> i don't know where the governor is coming up with his assertion that we don't rely on and utilize government programs. he himself went to washington to lobby for $400 million worth of funding to help with hurricane katrina relief and also the gulf spill. we see the food stamp rolls are growing. we support one another. we are paying into the system and we benefit from the system equally. so this idea we go it alone is

not true. >> heather: the republican governors of four states they have declared that they want on to opt out of the expansion. leaders half of dozen other states, including texas home to one of the largest concentrations of uninsured people are considering following suit. do you think this will galvanize the republican party? >> yeah, i really do. if you are a red state governor, certainly representing a red stated, you ought to think long and hard before you opt in to obamacare. they tell you they are going to pay hundred percent of the increased coverage under medicaid, but you and i have heard this story before. federal government will pay for a period of time. they will pay hundred percent but that will be dialed back over time. today they only pay 55% of other medicaid costs. there is no free lunch. american people have to pay for this program. if you are a republican governor sitting in a red stated or sitting in any a better solution might very well be to opt out of

obamacare and let the president try to figure out through thinks crazy state exchange scheme. >> heather: if that happens, they could be far reaching because the law top ambition is to expand coverage to 30 million uninsured insured americans. what does the obama administration do then? >> i want to go back something that strikes a chord with all of america. the idea that republican governors are only representing republican constituents, red states have different interests than all states is a falsehood we need to stop perpetuateing. you have to think about what the mat vacation of these governors are. clearly they are not motivated by the best needs of their constituents who in most of these red states, ones in south are in need of medical care. they have highest rolls rolls of

uninsured. fact that the governors would be willing to with go billions of dollars is telling. >> gallup came out and 47%, 46% of americans think this hurts the economy. 47% of independents think this hurts the economy. the american public have already decided they don't believe it's going to cause or health care cost problems. >> what came out today was an interesting poll that showed that more than, the majority of americans are so over this conversation around health care. the majority of americans. >> heather: think wife that poll that you shall referencing. >> the majority of americans believe that the health care opponents should back off of this conversation because they

are realizing this is politically influenced. they should actually get to work dealing with all the other issues that make america tick. >> i think what fundamentally barack obama do not get and many of his supporters the american people are tired over this debate over healthcare. they think the bill is a dog. they think we have to settle these problems concerning our healthcare but underlying what they want us to focus on is the economy. barack obama is saying that his healthcare will help the economy. american people don't believe it will. >> heather: that wraps it up. thanks for joining us. thank you, mat. >> a woman is thrown in jail forewarning drivers to slow down. police say she broke the law. come on... now she claims her first amendment rights were violated. our legal panel weighs in next. [ manager 1 ] out here in the winds,

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>>. >> gregg: a strong show of support at a rally in houston, texas this weekend for a woman being called the speed trap hero. a few weeks wag natalie plumber saw a police looking for a speeders. she hell up a sign saying speed trap to warn drives. plumber was arrested and thrown in jail and accused of

obstructing traffic. she spent 12 hours behind bars. she believes her first amendment rights were violated. does she have a case? let's bring in our legal panel, bob massey joins us and rachel self. if the goal of police is to get motorists to drive within the speed limit aren't the actions of natalie consistent with the same goal, indeed, isn't he is helping police and not hindering them? >> yes. i think she absolutely is. people are going to slow down to read the sign. then they are not going to be speeding. also i think it is so absurd they arrested this woman. everybody knows that warning about speed traps is about as american as apple pie. it simultaneously creates the ka mad ri amongst motorists and gives you a sense of sticking it to the man and you are allow to warn your fellow motorists.

>> gregg: i do it all the way on the he to warn about speed traps. it's actually legal in bunch of states. bob, natalie plumber is charged with obstructing traffic. how in the world is her sign, this object obstructing anything to the contrary. isn't it advising motorists to stay within the law? >> it's funny when we heard the story, i thought about the old cannonball run with jackie klees gleason. i thought things haven't changed. why not at best, at best, if there is a problem. why not just issue a citation. why arrest -- you got bad guys on the street. >> gregg: put they are her in this hold her for 12 hours. >> allegedly she was saying she

was on the sidewalk and the cops saying she was on the street. now if she was on the street and causing traffic to slow down or causing some kind of potential accident maybe. but cite the woman. >> gregg: near my house, rachel, there is a sign that says school zone ahead, reduce speed. same thing. in a democracy don't we encourage citizens to express yourself especially when it comes to the actions of government or police. doesn't she have a first amendment right to hold up a sign? >> absolutely she does. especially on a public sidewalk. it allows her to express on sidewalks and squares to say exactly what this is we think. in this particular instance she was on public sidewalk holding up a two word sign that didn't pose a danger to herself. i think this case is bogus. i think it was unlawful search and seizure.

the cops walked up to her and they walked up to her and grabbed her backpack off of her. i think they are guilty of unlawful search and seizure, unlawful arrest and guilty of unlawful imprisonment. >> gregg: this is similar to the story we did yesterday. we do have video about this. a bunch of people have been getting arrested. we have a motorist getting busted for videotaping police encounters. they are not interfering with police, they are recording government actions in a public place where there is no expectations of privacy. if police have nothing to hide, bob and they are doing their job properly. what is wrong with recording their actions and what is wrong with holding up signs? >> i think, gregg, what we get in to dealing with people in

power, people that exceed their power, people, this is no disright turn to the cops. we want them to get the bad guys but there is abuses at all levels. we had a ridiculous situation in las vegas on the 4th of july where a cop arrested a veteran who was in an overpass walking over to the strip giving away free water and they arrested the veteran and took his wheelchair and put ignite in jail. you hear these stories, i'm sure legitimate police are furious about it, it's not good for the image. >> gregg: sometimes people lose their common sense and perspectives. we do admire and respect police officers. they do a wonderful job laying their lives on the line. we are not picking on them here. thanks for being here. coming up a warning, your computer may be in danger and you might have only hours left to fix the problem. coming up next, we'll tell you

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>>shannon: hello, everyone, welcome to brand new hour. >>gregg: topping the news this hour, a serious warning to anyone who own as computer, a very harmful software could disrupt your internet service by tomorrow. and now, we will have the latest

advise online. >>shannon: relief for millions of heat weary americans. milder temperatures on the way. but it is not just mother nature providing comfort and aid. >>gregg: dismal unemployment figures for the month of june, pointing to a possible stalled economy. now, republicans and democrats are pointing fingers of blame. we have reaction from both sides of the aisle. >>shannon: and now what some are calling an internet doomsday. a danger to your ability to access the internet. thousands face a threat of being left off line tomorrow and now the f.b.i. has a website telling americans how to keep their computers safe. and now like from new york with more. >>reporter: scores of interpret users could wake up to an unwelcome surprise tomorrow if their computers were infected with a particularly malicious software unable to check e-mail and pay bills or surf the web. warnings have been issued for months through google and others

telling users to check computers started by hackers in 2007 which allowed the hacker to hijack four million computers in 100 countries, rerouting internet traffic to bring in $14 million. it hits thousands of computers in the country and big businesses, 10 percent of fortune 500 companies reportedly have a computer that is infected. experts say this is no joke. >> this will shut off the antivirus and probably loaded you up with other programs and it could take your banking passwords, personal information, so, it is very serious. you have to go out and check this because if you don't, you are not only going to be off the internet but a small business or person who relies on this for work you will be out of business. >>shannon: when the f.b.i. busted the hackers they realized if they turned it off which control the computer all victim would lose internet service so they set up temporary servers

while agents continued the investigation. but, here is the catch, that safety net expires tonight at midnight. you have time to check your computer. the f.b.i. arranged for a private company to run a website where users can see if the computer is compromised and find fixes for the problem. if you think you could be affected go to www.dcwg.orgtofindoutwhattodo wi ev eningeveningwithastep-by-step process for you. >>gregg: and, now, searing heat, loosening the grip on half of the united states, only slightly. however, temperatures still not 90's, for were of the country, and, millions are looking if ways to try to keep cool. in charlestown, west virginia the fire department handing out free water and ice and 77,000 homes and businesses still without any electricity since a june 29 storm.

one fire official says many people are thankful to have a chance to get their hands on necessities. >> people that come here have been without power for a week, without electricity, ice, water and food is bad. >> and now, maria. maria: we are going to see temperatures that are closer to where they should be across areas like the midwest, across the great lakes and even in the northeast, today we have temperatures in the low 90's across new york city, still above average, but the front continues to push south, and we will see the cooler air coming in. for new york city on monday and tuesday you will have temperatures closer to the mid-80's, where we should be at this time of the year. one place that will see a significant drop in temperatures the next to days is washington, dc, today you are has been at temperatures in the upper 90's and with the humidity it feels hotter and monday and tuesday, tuesday 88, still hot, but

closer to where we should be. it is july, on average, the hottest day of the year across the lower 48. heat advisory in missouri and southern illinois and kentucky and west virginia because of how hot it feels with the humidity with index values still over 100 degrees. virginia and north carolina and south carolina also included in some of the heat advisory. the system that will bring in relief through many areas, from the hot temperatures is a cold front and ahead of it we have the hot temperatures, very humid conditions, and unfortunately that is a recipe for showers and storms. we are seeing that right now in some could produce damaging wind gusts and large sized-hail that could produce damage. we have two severe thunderstorm watches in virginia, west virginia, and northern kentucky until 10:00 p.m., so conditions favorable for the strong storms to fire up. so keep an eye on it.

>>gregg: it is sunny right new so you are talking later tonight after 10:00. maria: further south much not here. new york is fine. >>gregg: we are okay. >> thanks very much. >> wildfire victims in colorado dealing with a new danger: mudslides. heavy rains triggering multiple mudslides. some communities are fighting backfilling sandbags hoping to stop more damage though their property. >> the debris from the burned out homes above, the five that burned, and mostly ashes. >> garage was about 3' deep with mud. and sand. and rocks. and everything imaginable. with the fire burned it was surrounded so it took a while it was all the way up to the hood of the car. >> just trying to save what we

have. at this point. awesome spots flash flood warnings continue through tomorrow. >>gregg: some economists are pointing to the latest unemployment figures as yet another sign that our economy could be stalling. now, this promises to be a heated campaign issue for president obama and governor romney. party leaders are pointing fingers. and now, live from washington, dc. steve? >> in the face of friday's dismal job numbers, democrats are acknowledging, today, that the economy is not performing well enough. >> like president obama, everyone acknowledges we have a long way to go. we have made significant progress. 28 straight months of job growth in the private sector and more than 4.4 million jobs created but what we don't need to do and folks at home are sitting and listening to romney saying, we

should go back, the answer is go back to the failed policies of past and repeat the same playbook that got us in the economic mess. ought president said we have to grow the economy faster. the jobs are being created but the pace is slow but he says the jobs add in june are a step in the right direction. g.o.p. candidate romney seized on the report as evidence that president obama is doing a poor job and needs to be replaced. but romney supporters also took to the airwaves on sunday. >> he is acting as if he is not the president. the american people will hold him accountable, the president of the united states, for the current state and condition of this country. i don't think a whole lot of people were cheering when the fireworks were going off we were excited about this country but we are also not excited about what has happened the last four years. i don't think people are begging for another four years of this misery. >> clearly the stage is set. the economy could be the

deciding factor in november. >>gregg: thank you, steve, from washington, dc. >>shannon: a developing story from egypt. the nation's new president has ordered the previously dissolved parliament to reconvene. this in defiance of a court order that disbanded the legislature last month. he narrowly defeated mubarak's last prime minister in a june run off. the military council will hold an emergency meeting to discuss the president's announcement. >> deadly violence in libya after they hold their first free elections in decades a national army building hit with a grenade. the security guard was killed. this is increasing tensions as the country tries to restore order after the fall of dictator muammar qaddafi. more than a million libyans

turned out for the free elections, and they voted for 200 seat parliament that will form a new government. >>shannon: and now, proud americans, old and young, lining the streets of austin, next, in a texas-sized welcome home parade. and now, from austin, we have that report. all supporters, big and small lined congress avenue to be part of austin's first welcome home parade for iraq veterans. >> my daughter is a sergeant major and we came out. >> she served in the army for 14 years. >> we had a great time. all it is g obviously the least we could for. >> a diverse group from bikers to vietnam veterans make up the parade. >> we feel good and proud.

get people together and have a good time. >> roller derby girls. mill father vehicles. and, of course, the care force float, all saying "thank you," and "welcome home." >> it is great. great. great. we are happy to come out and show our appreciation. >> our son-in-law serve two tours and we wanted to support the troops. >> they collected monetary donations and goods for care packages. >> when you are having a bad week a care package can make all the difference in the world. it is important and keeps you up. >> she has a full time job but some comrades are not so lucky. >> we i got laid off because of being deployed. >> after the parade comes an honor ceremony and job fair. all thank you is important because we have a last soldiers

that came back in september last year and they still do not have work. >> this day in austin, it is declared "welcome home iraq veterans day." >>shannon: we welcome them all home, as well. thank you from our fox affiliate in austin. >>gregg: in the market for a brand new car? don't be taken if a ride. the secret to getting a great loan. >>shannon: governor romney is riding a jet ski and president obama is working the campaign trail and we will talk about politics and the candidates' vacations. >>gregg: peace and love and bird appeal. ringo starr is celebrating.

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>>gregg: oscar winning film star borgnine has died born in 1917. he came to fame for the role as a sergeant in "from here to

eternity," and won oscar for" marty," and he was up against an incredible competition, and spencer address, and james dean and he was beloved and everyone knows him for the tv role as the commander in "mchale's navy," still in reruns all over, and woman an emmy at age of 92 for the role in "e.r.," and it ising a few feet away not that long ago at "fox & friends" cracking up the crew and having a great time. a great sense of humor, and a fine actor dead at at age of 95. >>shannon: a quick look at the headlines right now. massachusetts congressman frank has tied the no knot, 72 years d entering in a same-sex marriage, the first sitting congressman.

and federer won a 7 the title, beating andy murray to my the record of sampas. and former beatles drummer celebrating the 72nd birthday. partying at "peace and love," event in nashville. >>gregg: a cruise ship causing a star in new york city with an exhibit at the air and space museum with a wave causing damage to a gangway. strong currents forced an officer to use more thrust in docking and created the wake in the water. the officials say the crews' wake did not cause damage to "intrepid". >> and americans are having a

difficult time to borrow but a notable exception, getting a car loan these days is like finding sand on a bench. and banks tripping over themselves in lending you money. but look out when you get to the show room, putting the sales people in the driver's seat and now anchor of "bulls and bears." brenda, why are auto loans booming? >>reporter: this is so american. people love cars. and they have been buying cars and saving up to buy cars, and, car designers and carmakers are producing cars that people want. plus, banks are opening up. they are saying we will give people with not perfect credit, the right to have good financing. financing at zero percent. but what is happening, the banks and private equity firms, they are bundling the subprime loans,

and that sounds a little familiar. >> sounds scary. like they did with housing. >>shannon: what is the difference? >>reporter: americans do not default on their cars. they love their cars. and also the payments are a lot less but they do not consider just leaving behind their cars as they might have for with a mortgage or with a home. those are much, much, bigger debt so they do not fall behind on their car payments. so, it is less of a risk in that sense. >>shannon: where are the bright spots? >>reporter: honestly the financing, that, really, is great. and you don't have to have perfect credit. try getting a mortgage today. you can't do it. unless you have cash, and a perfect credit record. it is very difficult to refinance or to get a mortgage, but to get a car you do not have to have perfect credit and credit standards are lower this year than last year. >>shannon: i read a used car

you only need 690 for a used car, 659 for used. >>reporter: you can get very good deals. just using financing. so, this is on s.u.v.'s, on almost every different type of car. >>shannon: bigger stars and redesigned and leasing. so you go into the store, or the auto dealership you are looking for the deal, what do you look out for? >>reporter: i am buying a my daughter a car now and i swear they will ask 9,000 and i will pay $10,000. i am not a negotiator. i give up more money. so, be willing to try to negotiate with them because they are always going to ask for more than you are willing, and, also, always try to push you in a car just like with housing, that you may not feel comfortable with, for the next, you know, the next make of cadillac or whatever when you looking for, you know a honda sick. so, stick to your guns and no

what you want and do your research and do not allow the sales people to say at this financing you cannot afford this for a couple more dollar as month. >>shannon: with the terms right new and the good deals i can see that happening. so, stick to your budget, as you would without the deals. >>reporter: and do not take me under any circumstance. >>shannon: what kind of new car? >>reporter: a honda civic for my daughter. i am not be the one doing this the she will do it. i will shut my mouth. >>shannon: she is good at negotiation. thank you, brenda. >>gregg: but you will write the check? >>reporter: exactly that is my role as mom. you must know that. >>shannon: you can catch "bank of brenda," on saturday original at 10:00 a.m. right here on the fox news channel.

>>gregg: the latest jobless figures stirring a heated debate and the president calling numbers a "ten in the right direction," and the republican challenger begs to differ. how campaign insiders are here to weigh if on this. and, how to take the sting out of your child's summertime fun, what to do when the mosquitoes make an unwelcome appearance. do you need to worry about west nile virus? five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through.

>>gregg: and now time for top of the news. dangerous storms rolling through new jersey overnight bringing a slight break from the oppressive heat. but knocking power out to 70,000 customers. check your computers before midnight, a malicious software is threatening to disrupt

internet service to thousands of americans. >> and, the united states assuring egypt's new president of america's commitment to a new partnership last month after the first popularly elected islamist president not arab world and the first freely elected president in egypt's history. >> the jobs market is hitting the brakes showing the recovery is moving at a snail's pace. according to the labor department, only 80,000 jobs were created, the unemployment rate is stuck at 8.2 percent. president obama trying to prove he is turning the economy around calling the report "a step in the right direction." governor romney saying that the numbers show americans are struggling to get by. >> we learned our businesses creating 84,000 new jobs last

month. that overall means that businesses is created 4.4 million new jobs over the past 28 months. including 500,000 new manufacturing jobs. that's step in the right direction. a step in the right direction. (applause). >> but we cannot be satisified because our goal was never to keep on working to get where we were in 2007. >> these numbers understate what people are feeling and the amount of pain which is occurring in middle class america. not only is the 8.2 percent number unacceptably high and one that has been in place, now, for over 41 months, but in addition if you look at broader analysis of people who are out of work or have dropped out of the workforce, or that are underemployed, in part time jobs needing full time work it is almost 15 percent of the

american public. >>gregg: and now our campaign insiders former pollster for bill clinton, and pat caddell, form pollster for president jimmy carter. john leboutillier former republican congressman from new york. gentleman good to see you all. no president, doug, has been re-elected sin the great depression with unemployment above 7.2 percent but you know what they say about history it repeats itself until it doesn't and obama has a tendency to defy history. doug doug what he is trying to do is to make romney the issue in the campaign, attacking him on bain and. ifance as governor of michigan and the challenge, now, is, can romney turn the table, and make obama's performance on the economy the issue. so far, it is still an open question. >>gregg: americans are not happy with president obama's handling of economic issues. look at the rasmussen poll

showing almost half say that he has done a "poor" job and when you add "poor "plus "fair," you are talking 67 percent giving him a negative but the gallup poll, it gives the president two-point lead over governor romney. if he is doing is badly handling the number one issue, how is he leading romney? >> because romney has not closed the deal or solved his problems. the president, look, he had a very bad june as we have said on the program, a very cruel month and started with bad economic job numbers and ended with bad economic job numbers and he has had other problems to say the least. and he still is standing. he is standing with several sets of numbers, doug shows he is handling closer on the economy, closer to even, because he has has doug said, he has been

making the issue about the economy, questions of my opponent. but romney is not setting for the the plan, the vision or ideas, to, in fact, hurt the president enough on this issue. the president should be crater ing. >>gregg: congressman i don't want to get into the numbers and we do not have a traffic but i will tell you, a fox news pop said 41 percent think he has a clear plan for what to do on the economy. 41 percent. how many does volume any have? 27 percent. >>john: that has been our refrain each sunday for the last couple of months. and, it is july 8. there is still time for governor romney to make a shift in his approach and go out and act presidential. and give a talk to the country, repeatedly, not just trashing obama. we have heard enough of that. but tell us what you are going

to do as president to change the future course of the country. with some hope and some optimism. the country, really, is down. >>gregg: and now the electoral map, as bad as it habit is frozen. obama, 221 and romney 181 and toss up 136. it has not changed. 270 needed to win. >> romney, if anything, there is evidence that, in fact, you can argue he may have gained a little, lost a little, some polls show, and i think he slipped a little bit, but you do not, he should have taken advantage of this month and john is on to something and so is doug. he needs to, if it is 21 percent saying he has a clear plan, how about a clear plan. you could contrast with the president, that 41 percent number for incumbent is not great. >> pat is right, greg. if we were running this campaign, what we would

collectively do is get the candidate in the room and say, look, we have to have something more than cut taxes, cut regulation and cut spending we need a vision not future. >>gregg: but it appears that the president is seizing the opportunity to define his opponent. >>doug: that is what is going on. >> romney's experience has been only at companies that were called pioneers of outsourcing. that is not my phrase. pioneers of outsourcing. my experience has been that in saving the american auto industry. as long as i am president, that is what will do, waking up thinking about how we can create more jobs for more families. >>gregg: the president has an ad claim that room any is the outsourcing pro, and is running in states and it is working.

>> this is what is killing people on the right. the charges are going unanswered by governor romney. we have had bain. outsourcing. now we have the charge why he he has had his personal money, legally in offshore accounts. never heard of a presidential candidate, ever, who do that. he needs to get going and explain himself. and move on. >>gregg: some fact checking organizations have looks into the charge of outsourcing, four pinocchios according to the "washington post" and another found no evidence to support that romney shifted american jobs overseas. >> they should have the report for the "washington post" because in the news department, they wrote it in their news. they are allied openly with the obama campaign. if romney were smart he would be making that sort of point.

>> governor romney should have ads on rebutting directly the charges of the obama campaign. he has not done it strongly enough. he doesn't have a vision. bottom line, he is suffering as a result. >> he need as positive thing about himself, too. he did not have it in the campaign. he was nominated, the super pac did a brilliant job bulldozing his opponents, and he still is not filled in the picture of himself to go with what you are going to get. there is in message. john beyond and ed rollins last week made a great point, two weeks we star the olympics in london, the perfect time for governor romney to start running positive ads that he shaved -- saved the olympics and went in for a dollar a year and saved it and turned a profit.

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museum in california, drawing thousands of visitors on opening day. >> and sad news to report, oscar winning star borgnine died. he was born in 19 17. he played "from here to eternity," and won an oscar for" marty," and loved for the role as commander mchale running from 1962 to 1966. he enjoyed more success on tv through the years on other shows including 1980's show and "single guy," in 1990's and an emmy award at the age of 92 for the work on "e.r.," and decided

in los angeles at the age of 95. >>gregg: the supreme court upheld portions of the national health care law but creditings are not giving up. house majority leader cantor vowing to press on with a vote to repeal the controversial law. take a listen. >> obamacare will preclude people from having the health care though like. we have seen this law increase costs. and we are committed to changing that. we are committed to make sure that we can return to patient-based health care in this country, keep costs low and increase access. that's why when we return the week of july 9, i have scheduled a vote if total repeal of the obamacare bill. all they have had 30 votes to repeal the law and all of them have failed. is targeting the entire law the

way to go? maybe they should vote to repeal the taxable mandate. and now our campaign insiders. >> yes, this is, to are a rerun, another rerun, doesn't work. what does work is they were handed a weapon. the weapon was, the tax, the band-aid of the tax, and with it the i.r.s. will be in your medical records and your tax records and, finally, based on deception. the president in his team, they are on the verge of taking the republicans and romney out of the their "jockstrap," in terms of being able to, by going on the offensive when they are standing on quick sand. they are saying, we want to protect this. this is a problem that they, republicans --. >> congressman, part of the problem you repeal the whole thing you will anger a lot of people would like certain

portions of the pre-existing conditions, and kids covered until 26. >> what pat has advocated for two weeks sin the ruling is a smart political move, too, which is target the tax only. and, force the democrats who two years ago voted for this, to now, now repeal their support for what the supreme court has said is a tax. enjoy, the other problem, republicans need to get on the same page. we have a different message from the senate. different message from cantor right there. and a different message from governor romney. they have to all be together on this thing. it is a bad sign they are not. >>gregg: governor romney, did he blow it out of the box when he had the spokesman go on television and say it is not a tax. >> well, it was a clear mistake. when the chief judge of the supreme court says that it was a tax and it was constitutionally valid, you are running an anti-tax campaign for president, what john was saying is the key

message: there should be a coherent narrative against obamacare, and an alternative set of policies. so farce we do not. the governor flip-flopped. >> every politician flip-flops. >>doug: but there is no positive coherent message from the republican party. >>gregg: and you know harry reid will never allow it to come to a vote. pat: that is my point it gives the democrats cover. going after the whole bill saying they are protecting children under 26 and older people, and the reason i say deception is important, as the claw in the hammer, doug, is that what you have by raising the tax issue, president obama's elected as a transformer but people believe he manipulated them. and other democrats went along, they are on the defensive.

that is much more a new energy than simply re-doing this. >>gregg: and now switching subjects, vacation politics. and doug when you worked for the clinton administration it was a huge issue. so, do we have video of governor romney on an expensive boat at the lake up in new hampshire and near the huge mansion and compound high has and it creates this, you know, rich image. compared to the president on campaign trail. he is not showing martha's vineyard because it is political not win, and we sent clinton to the west because martha's vineyard is a nonstarter. so now he going anywhere but there are or the hamptons and i was in the hamptons and a lost grumbling, saying that biden will come, in his place, to try

to raise some money. that's the talk. greg: in politics image matters. >>john: romney is rich. he looks like he is on a jet ski as a fancy place. he is rich. it is no secret. we have had rich presidents before. the key is, sell the common man on the theory that i'm rich, i'm not here to take advantage of you, in fact, i'm going to help you become richer than you are. >> we played the video tape of president obama on the golf course and he spend as lot of time. he has played 100 rounds of golf. shouldn't republicans have an ad that portrays him as golfer in chief? pat: he could be golfer in chief, or fundraiser in chief. taxer in chief. they have a lot to work with if they want to work with it but they are not doing it. this campaign would been at defensive holding balls. >>gregg: congressman, europe

-- your prediction? >> people in boston are watching us and others and i do believe this they will be searching through the reagan information to find a vision for governor romney. pat: i predict the house will make a single vote on the repeal of the bill of obamacare. if they do, it will be viewed as ho-hum politics, been there, done that, opposed to what we talked about hammering on the taxes. >>doug: i predict there will be pressure sooner rather than later for romney campaign to retool, get a vision, a message, a strategy, and aggressive role. not to dare to be cautious anymore. >>gregg: gentleman, good to see you all. our campaign insiders you can get more from them every monday at 10:30 a.m., and they will be back here, of course, next mound and you can follow them on

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federal government greg and -- >>gregg: now it is nice, and now, ticks are making an early appearance some summer with some mosquitoes testing positive for west nile virus. >>shannon: everyone wants to know what to do to president reagan yourself and the sprays with chemicals in them, are they safe? and the chairman of emergency medicine down state medical center in brooklyn joins with more. thank you, dr. mukasey. so, west nile already appearing earlier than usual and mosquitoes and other pests, earlier? >>guest: yes because we have a very warm winter, a very early summertime so much longer time

period and mosquitoes are out. >>gregg: but most do not carry west nile virus, right? >>guest: true. vast majority of mosquitoes do not have west nile virus in them. >>gregg: if you are bit by a mosquito with west nile it is not fatal for everyone? >>guest: no, 1 percent of people who get west nile virus in them from the mosquito actually are sick enough. most people just have a viral illness or headache, our aches and pains but nothing much. >>shannon: and when should you be concerned if you have mosquito bites? >>guest: if you get bad headaches and it is more likely the older you get, that is when people say, well, tell me of the symptoms and over 75 are the most vulnerable age. >>gregg: one thing i am concerned about as the father of two girls all the products with

chemicals in them. >>guest: well, deet was developed by the military in world war ii, a very potent insect repellant but there are different strengths. the highest is 30 percent only for adults children, anyone in their teens and younger, should never use a product more than 10 percent deet which is safe. it has side effects. only use it on exposed areas, not under your clothes because you absorb more. products that do not contain deet are not as effective. >>shannon: there is a product i have seen advertise flood you hook on the belt, and they spray a cloud around you. >>guest: that has limited effectiveness against mosquitoes. try to stay out of the area where there are mosquitoes from dust to dawn. those are the big times. stay out of areas in the shade by bushes and when you can go

out, do know go around standing water. abandoned tires, pool covers, all those things, birdbaths, change the water every three to five days. >>gregg: if you are bitten? >>guest: well, there are products. some cause you to get tired so the best thing if you get the bites is a cool compress. that works well. it releaves the itching. they can use a special bath you are submerged in, and it keeps you from itching too much. i am not a fan of using steroid creams or topical creams. and when you get a bite and a rash you think you have to wash more but what is the worst.

the more dry the skin the more it itches. >>gregg: and you also have to worry about ticks, right? >>guest: ticks, the difference, ticks and lime -- lyme disease, examine the person, the tick must build on you for 24 hours to transmit that to you to get the disease. so ticks are difficulty. can you look at one camping and make sure they do not have ticks on them and remove them if they do and they will not get sick. >>shannon: so the best advise is, avoid altogether, what? >>guest: prevention is the best. no antibiotic when you get west nile. so, use sleeves. try to put tape or change your screens if they are ripped and watch out for stagnant water. >>gregg: that will do it for us. fox news sunday, and john roberts sitting in for chris wallace is coming up next.

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