i'm jamie colby, good for you here. thank you inside america's news headquarters. >> kelly: i'm kelly wright. the house is expected to vote soon on legislation mirroring a proposal worked on in the senate. now, that bill not expected to pass, and it comes as our nation is closer and closer to default. mike emanuel is live on capitol hill right now and mike, as the senate heads back into session today, set the stage for us, if you will. what is the mood there? >> kelly, it seems tense and a lot of people seem uncertain exactly how they move forward to get a deal that will pass both the united states senate and the house of representatives.

colby caillat. her third album is called "all of you." colbie, good morning. this is happy music.h this new album, love. >> yes. >> why? >> because i'm in love. i've been experiencing it. it's such a fun thing to write about. it just -- it flows out of you. and so every song that i right write is either about what i've been going through, the ups and downs of relationships or what my best friend is going through. >> i know one particular guitarist is smiling hearing you saying that because justin over there is the lucky guy we're talking about. but the point though is that you sort of seem to always want to send out happy music anywhere. this seems to be why you do it. >> i like to be optimistic about things. there's a song on this record called "think good thoughts." when i was writing it i wasn't anying good thoughts. i was writing something kind of mean but i don't want to do that. i want to send out positive messages. >> you're not thinking about can i vent, you're thinking about what can i do positively. >> i start out venting and change it halfway through the song where i wa

. >> colby? >> it is a real political fight, because every time the president moves to the mcconnell plan to increase the debt ceiling, he will be hammered for doing so. we will see a prolongation of this political fight we have seen so far. it is not going to be pleasant. >> nina? >> i feel like i'm watching "deal or no deal," but i am inclined to agree with charles. at the moment, anyway, it seems like the republican base, the freshman class, will not allow boehner to go with the gang of six plan, or at least a vote on the gang of six plan, and the democrats -- oma can only do cuts, without any revenue enhancement or taxes. that means one thing, mcconnell . >> mark? >> i do not disagree with charles. >> then i retract. [laughter] >> i am hoping to in paris charles by agreeing with him. at a moment of this magnitude energy, you have to get everyone a sense of ownership. right now the only ones who have a sense of ownership are john boehner and eric cantor, the republican leaders to come to their

i'm jamie colby, more developments as they happen. now back to bulls and bears only here on the fox news chann channel. >> brenda: consumers feeling down, with prisses on almost everything going up. general mills the late he is to warn of price spikesen it's not just food. cars, clothes, health care, you name it, all up last month. eric, how bad is it going to get? >> going to get a lot worse, brenda. only three ways out of it. if you print money you can do qe3 or whatever to pay some of the debt. prices go up because you devalue the dollar. if you borrow from china to put in the other pocket. prices go up. if you tax people more, prices are going to go up because people have to figure out a way they're going to be chasing after the same amount of goods and pay more for it. any which you slice this, there's only way to bring prices down. honestly, if government has to become smaller and cut spending. >> brenda: caroline, the government says that basically prices are going to start shrinking, do you believe that. >> i think specificall

i'm jamie colby, good for you here. thank you inside america's news headquarters. >> kelly: i'm kelly wright. the house is expected to vote soon on legislation mirroring a proposal worked on in the senate. now, that bill not expected to pass, and it comes as our nation is closer and closer to default. mike emanuel is live on capitol hill right now and mike, as the senate heads back into session today, set the stage for us, if you will. what is the mood there? >> kelly, it seems tense and a lot of people seem uncertain exactly how they move forward to get a deal that will pass both the united states senate and the house of representatives. we caught up with senator clare mccaskill, answering her phones in other own office and the phones have been ringing off the hook all week long since the president said, you know, contact your representatives and make your voices heard. well, she got an earful about people saying just get something done. people who are married about their social security or medicare, so, she heard dire

. $51,300, followed by connecticut college, middlebury and colby. the top 25 also includes g.w., colgate, penn state. the most expensive state school by the way, penn state at just over $14,000 a year. >>> you've heard of snakes on a plane? how about a nice scorpion, a poisonous one, believed to have boarded an alaska airlines flight when passengers did in texas. it stung jeff ellis on the elbow. two doctors on board-checked him out, said he was probably fine. luckily he was, but the kids on board were reportedly and understandably terrified when word started to spread through the cabin. the airline offered ellis 4,000 frequent flyer miles on spider-free flights and two roundtrip tickets, he says he is pleased with that settlement. >>> and please allow us a brief note tonight about two of our own. in both cases, these are guys who have helped us tell you the story of american men and women in the fight overseas. first, richard engel, our chief foreign correspondent was here with us last night, he's on a plane back to the region. last weekend he rece

i am jamie colby. see you one p.m. east yern back to forbes on fox. keep it on fox. ♪ new group of critics coming out against the president's health care law. eight demdeps signing a bill to repeal the independent payment advisory board. that is 15 member panel of government appointees in charge of medicare costs. this is help to ration health care? >> this is rich with irony, innocent it? open secret of obama care how to lower end of life cost treatment and move that cost. government subsidized cost toward the young and uninsured. that's the deal, like it or not. for now, democrats who supported obama care complaining that this is going to happen is beyond the pale. >> mark, rationing of health care, is it here in >> we already ration care . we have 47 million americans who can't get health insurance and don't have it. unemployed and underemployed have limited health care. i don't see what the big deal is about a bipartisan panel that limits cost in medicare costs that are run away. >> it is happening, this rationing. it doesn't make any difference i

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thanks for being with me, i'm air jamie colby. >> i'm eri air eric shaun. casey anthony sometimes during the closings looked away. shaking her head no or wiping away tears. her attorney trying to save her life pressing the key point how did little caylee die, asserting there is not enough proof to convict his client of murder. let's hear the argument from both sides. >> there is something wrong. i saw my daughter's car today and t smells like there has been a dead body in the damn car. >> it was cindy anthony's frantic 911 call in july of 2008 that launched a search for caylee anthony. three months later, the missing child case became a murder investigation. prosecutors say casey killed her two-year-old daughter caylee with premeditation, poisoning her with chloroform and wrapping three pieces of duct tape over her nose and mouth. >> not one application, not two, but three. >> placing a heart shaped sticker on the tape covering little caylee's face, putting h her body in three garbage bags and dumping here in the woods. then casey began a 31 day party that

. >> jamie: hi, i'm jamie colby. and topping the news this hour, increased death toll and horrifying new accounts emerging from the bombing attack on massacre in norway. and we're now getting more details about the alleged gunman who witnesses say hunted down victims at a youth summer camp. >> kelly: shocking news. troubled singer amy winehouse found dead. more on this news coming up. >> jamie: epic heatwave, roughly half of all americans right now are under a heat advisory. details on those hardest hit and what we can expect later in the week. >> we begin with this fox news alert from washington. president obama holding an emergency meeting at the white house today one day after house speaker john boehner pulled out of the debt limit talks and now president and congressional leaders are racing to strike a deal as the default deadline looms. our wendell goler from the white house has more details. wendell. >> reporter: today's meeting ended without an agreement to hike the debt ceiling and lawmakers left the white ho

. >> jamie: great to be back with you, i'm jamie colby.his hour there are brand new guidelines from the f.a.a. for air traffic contollers, not allowed to sleep on the job. wait until you hear what they are allowed to do instead. >> kelly: the final chapter in the casey anthony murder trial. what's at stake in the closing arguments? arguments? >> and the newest member of the monoco man monarchy. a royal wedding is going on now. >> kelly: and fires in new mexico, battling the largest wildfire in state history there. officials say the fire is no longer creeping up on the lost al amos lab, and firefighters are working on knocking down the flames. >> don't take it on one big part. one piece at a time. >> this unprecedented dryness makes the state a tinder box. >> kelly: it's dry out there. and dan springer is live in los alamos, dan, it the threat to the lab over? >> i think so, and tell you why, the director of the national lab said they've transitioned from an emergency stage into recovery and so that means that they know longer have the need

josh willingham facing colby lewis. solo shot to left. willingham's 11th of the season. lewis' a.l. lead 23rd allowed. two on for jamaal weeks. powell scores to make it 3-0. a's are rolling right now. it's 4-1 in the fifth inning. rays and yankees, derek jeter -- go ahead and make it one hit shy. in the bottom of the first he leads off with a single to the left. bingo, get ahold of one, if you're going to get 3,000 hits, do it the right way, go over the fence. he's greeted at home plate with teammates and takes a curtain call, the first yankee to ever have 3,000 hits. jeter, leadoff double to left. he's a triple shy -- no triple, he singles again, make it 3,000 and two hits, how about the game winning hit in the bottom of the eighth, when you're hot you're hot. derek jeter, the man can do it all. >> it's one of those special days. coming in, i've been lying to you guys for a long time saying i wasn't nervous, and there's no pressure. there's a lot of pressure to do it here, i thought eventually i would get a few hits. there's -- i feel a lot of pressure to do it here while i'm at ho

. >> jamie: hi everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby. good to see you. >> good to see you as well. i'm kelly wright and deadlocked on deals. the president and republicans holding their ground as the deadline fast approaches for dealing with america's debt. that as the battle now moves from the white house to the capitol hill, you'll find out what this now means for your retirement plan and your savings account. >> casey anthony, just hours away from freedom after serving nearly three years behind bars and now, one of her lawyers is saying, he will be armed when she goes free. and 25,000 breaches of security for the tsa, after the september 11th attacks, and those are only the ones we know about so far. so, what needs to be done to keep our airports safe? got to begin though with the debt ceiling debate, raging in our nation's capital today. both sides offering little sign of a compromise. as an august 2nd deadline is fast approaching, talks between the president and members of congress are on hold, so far today, as well as a proposed tri

. >> colby? >> you just had exhibit number one of why they have not been able to reach a deal, as my friend charles expressed. if you start out with nancy pelosi and the position of republicans on tax increases, you see why we are at this impasse. i would rather be here than the president put forth a budget that does not address entitlements. i would not think for a second that he would go through the year and not try to do something about it. what he did was allow the republicans to go first. they jumped behind the ryan plan until the medicare reaction came in and they stepped back from the curb anto think about changes. >> evan? >> i actually feel a glimmer of hope. the papers on friday morning, "wall street journal," john boehner puts the chances that 50-50. obama, finally, finally, after all these months of doing nothing, sided with the $4 trillion solution, the big solution that has tax reform and dealing with entitlements. maybe i am a whistling past the graveyard, but for the first time, i

. >> with more business news i'm jamie colby. more in the news of the world phone hacking investigation. dow jones chief executive hinton stepping down after charged with criticism. he was the the publisher of wall street journal once served as the chairman of the british u.k. parent hours after chief executive rebecca brooks announced her resignation. allegations first emerged last week that reporters of news of the world hacked into private cell phone accounts for stories. news corporation ceo rupert murdoch issued a statement running in britain's national newspaper, apologizing for any wrongdoing. british police say they've recovered names of 3700 potential victims. shutting its doors last week, it was owned by newscorp, the parent of fox news. we'll keep you updated on any developments. we'll send it back now to cavuto on business, right here on the fox news channel. >> 8 billion dollar a year for parent security including patdowns, on babies? now congress slamming the tsa this week after a new report, detailing that while in

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chance of playing in this season's or europa league they drew one one at home with kazakh side at colby in the third qualifying round the competition in the second to see a russian football and i've not yet played in europe and have not played in europe for ten years they went behind in just eleven minutes after malik many will open for the visitors but twenty one year old. would have thought a second half equaliser the second leg is next week. and another football use for bradley has been five as the coach of the u.s. eighty after five years in charge of polish the team's loss to mexico in the final of the gold cup although bradley's already record isn't all bad with forty three wins twenty five draws and just twelve defeats during his reign he also led to the last sixteen of the twenty ten world cup bradley's replacement is expected to be announced before an exhibition match between the usa and mexico on aug tenth largent seem to have a fifty six year old hundredth of bell is there you go to the foremost studio and his manager taking over from sergio but instead he resigned after the

and so police arrested thirty two year old colby jenelle allegedly behind both attacks marty speaks exclusively to a badly beautiful person and believes he was brainwashed by the by laws of war religion. economic troubles just one place in europe and the west reeses credit rating under threat again while america grows closer to defaulting on its massive difference. all it's midnight here in moscow the twenty fourth of july you're watching r.t. thanks for being with us now to our top story at least eighty seven people are now confirmed dead after a shooting spree at a region youth camp now that attack came just a matter of hours after a powerful blast in downtown also played at least seven lives and extraordinary pictures emerged from friday's rif events if you look to be a bottom left of your screen an act of desperation as a man in the water pleads for his life while the government carries on with this brutal executions were a thirty two year old originality is being held in connection with both the bombing and the shooting and there are reports he's linked to a far right movements now a cycle

the main part he gathered just birdies though he could have had an eagle here on the sixteenth hole colby to follow though couldn't maintain his position ending the day nine shots off the lead a bunker shot on the second hole say in the boss the flag many want me would take the event and pocket some one point million dollars in prize money. moto g.p. now where this year's championship looks y. the open again following jorge lorenzo this victory from fifth all the grades at the telling grand prix but also to an standings late the case is still no force to settle for third place despite being the frontrunner for most of the race low around so catching up with a half a dozen that for all the finish line before stone as repsol honda teammate andrea did as he was also flaws the twenty five year old on the last lap yamaha man lawrence of clocking a time of forty one minutes fifty seconds to secure his second window of the season and close the gap to nineteen points overall dovizioso meanwhile sits thirty three points off the pace. so especially. the last three or four races has been saw so well

no question and they all are benefiting i think colby's point is exactly right that really was a failure of and forswear current laws the acts of bribery in people's privacy through hacking phones are illegal here as well and i think that's a that's a really good point you know in the united states we have seen some cutting of corners you could call it maybe desperation as as revenue sink as readers think as viewers think the media seems to be going in the wrong direction with more anonymous sources more paying people to speak things that were in the past really of limited use now are going to be commonplace i think where the transition period of our media we've gotten this we have this concentrated corporate media that has no credibility among the american public only twenty percent of the public believe the media tells the whole story and i think we're going to transition into a new form of democratized media and this will help get us there and dave this program is broadcast all around the world so can you tell my viewers outside of the united states how the scandal is being covered in

i'm jamie colby, thank you for being here all day for our live coverage. >> thank you so much, the livee of course continues not just tonight, but through tomorrow here on the fox news channel of this extremely compelling, tragic and riveting case. fox report is next with gregg jarrett. take care everybody. every day you live with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis could be another day you're living with joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you by asking your rheutologist about humira. for many adult patients with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis humira has been proven to help relieve pain and stop joint damage. humira's use in patients with ra has been evaluated in multiple studies during the past 14 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events can occur such as, infections, lymphoma or other types of cancer, blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before starting humira, your doctor should test you for tb. ask your

kelly wright and jamie colby are standing by in new york to take over from here and we invite you toune in tomorrow, shannon bream hosts sunday's fox news sunday and sit down with senator john corzine. and thank you for watching the fox news channel. we report, you decide. make it great 4th of july holiday, have a wonderful weekend everybody, thanks for joining us.

jamie colby, thank you. >> reporter: take care. jenna: breaking news of the day, and we have more big stories throughout the hour including a big rule anything the case of the former police sergeant who keeps losing wyomings. what -- wives. the case of drew peterson and how it could impact his murder trial. >>> also house speaker john boehner reworking his debt deal. this as the clock ticks closer to that default deadline. six days away, can a deal be struck in time? we'll go in depth just ahead.   you could save a bundle with geico's multi-policy discount. geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. ♪ geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. jenna: right now new informing on some crime stories we're keeping an eye on for you here, a blow in the case against a former illinois police sergeant charged with murder. a state appellate court upholding a judge's ruling not to allow some hearsay or secondhand evidence in the drew peterson trial, accused in the death of his third wife. kathleen savio

good morning, i'm eric sean. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby, good to have you here., it is a brand new hour of america's news headquarters. both sides of the debt debate are doing a lot of 0 of talking and so far, no agreement, not one in sight and the markets are waiting and are worried. peter doocy is live in washington with the latest. peter, when will the speaker of the house officially lay out the plan that he has in mind? >> reporter: jamie, we don't know a specific time but heechdz this morning it should come by the end of the day and there will be a g.o.p. conference call at 4:30 p.m. and what the speaker is trying to do, right now, is find a doable amount of common ground between the two parties, but if he can't do that he will pull the trigger. >> i would prefer to have a bipartisan approach to solve the problem. if that is not possible, i and my republican colleagues in the house are prepared to move on their own. >> chris: today? >> today. >> reporter: the speaker also said it's not physically possible to do everything that needs to be done with one step

jamie colby, thank you so much, in our newsroom diswhroo. we are awaiting right now who could be a contentious white house briefing that's going to get started any minute. now, yesterday's session broke out in boos at one point as the press corps and spokesman jay carney had some sharp exchanges over the president's role in the debt crisis and what reporters called a lack of a clear plan coming from the white house. listen to this as fox's chief white house correspondent ed henry presses the press secretary for some details. >> i wanted to follow because, if you basically have this boehner plan that you say can't get through the senate, and you've got a reid plan that republicans don't think can get through the senate or the house, and you're saying you want to compromise. what was the point of giving a prime time address to the nation without saying there's no obama plan -- >> okay. i understand the idea that there's not an obama plan is -- >> there's not. there's not one on paper. >> it's point number one on the talking points issued by th

colby lewis had allowed 22 home runs, make it 23 after this one by josh willingham.t got the a's started toward a big inning. they started two more that had runners at second and third with two how it is. but matt sui hits a pop up that would have ended the inning, but he made contact with the bat, that causes an inference and allows him to come home. a's lead 5-1 heading into the fifth. the rangers struck for 3 to make it 5-4. in the fourth, home number 18 of the year for beltrade, game tied at 5. long ball in the seventh off tommy hunter. cocoa crisp who finds the season right. this is number 4 for crisp. the a's are back in front 6-5. it stayed that way until the bottom of the ninth, elvis andrus manages a ground ball off bailey. puts connor jackson into the path of andrus. josh hamilton, 2-0, hamilton made him pay, no doubt about this that sends everybody home. the home run traveled 435 feet. it sent a disheartened group of athletics to their third straight loss, dropping them 11 games back. 7-6 the final. same two teams one more time tomorrow before the all star

he and the group's espresident colby bonahan spoke to me about their whites only grants and carter acknowledgeds received criticism. >> the overall feedback has been positive, say 80/20, positive being the 80 and 20 being the negative. >> i'm sure you've been called names and heard the ung tom name and all that. >> absolutely. >> that's probably being kind. >> yeah. well, i mean, it's kind of all the same when you're insulted. i don't put insult in a bag with different ones. it's all the same to me. but it really gets at me when knowing our people or my people african-americans in general, you know, know what it's like to be singled out and persecuted for 400 years or however many years it is. we know how detrimental it is, you know, to go through something like that and knowing this is happening to a different subset, you know, you would think we would get the idea, you know, how nonprogressive this could be. >> there are plenty of scholarships for african-americans and plenty for mexicans or hispanics, i'm sorry. there's plenty of scholarships for asian-americans. it's helping everybody at th

a towering blast to left all colby lewis. his team leading. 4-0 lead. of course, it didn't last.n the fifth, brandon mccarthy delivers. adrian beltre demolishes. his second homer in as many games. four-run inning to tie the game up at five. then a's up 6-5. then the ninth inning collapsed. elvis anders, grounder to second. connor jackson overcommits. not enough time to get back to the bag the weak throw is wide. that's going to leave a mark on jackson. oakland's 70th error of the season. it was costly. next batter, josh hamilton, sorry a's fan, but part of me is very happy for him. what a somber last three days he has had. walk-off two-run homer. 7-6, the final. rangers go for a four-game sweep this afternoon. history made by derek jeter yesterday. third inning against the rays. he joins wade boggs as the only player to hit a home run for their 3,000th hit. he becomes the 28th player to reach the milestone in major league history. amazingly the first yankee to ever get to 3,000. and he wasn't done. a perfect 5 for 5 at the plate, including the game-ringing base hit in the eighth.

bill colby up and said, would you join? he has done so many. he has taken on some very, very tough problems in global health and malaria and education. those are huge problems. if you do your own flat the you have to say, okay, what appeals to me, where can i make a difference? so i am focused on the bremen out. >> i'm going to ask for questions from the audience. >> and local philanthropy. >> pacific northwest has benefited. nearly a billion dollars in investment and philanthropy in that area. who is your mentor? is it important to have one? >> well, i think through your life you have a series of people that have a positive influence and give you a chance to succeed. obviously my parents to a talk about a lot in the book basically, you know, my father was a librarian and my mother was schoolteacher. i spent so much time around books. the university of washington library, trying to close or everything i could. so that. and then when i got to high-school obviously we were self-taught except there were a bunch of mit and stanford people at the co

obviously and fear the cops might misuse those gadgets, jamie colby here. >> how does this thing workthis is a very cool development for law enforcement, shepard. already used by our military. in september it's going to be more widely available. take a look how it works. it's very easy. used in the field. officer can take a shot of the face, of an eye or they can take fingerprints, actually now in the field which is a new development. it gets condition ask ad and immediately checked against a growing data base of criminal records. the cost, $3,000. >> you don't need to know their name, their date of birth, their social security number. you don't need to know anything. you simply need to ask them to look in the cam rand in a matter of seconds their true identity in all of their criminal record comes back. >> we talked to a sheriff from massachusetts they already have a table top version of this device. he says it's not only game changer for them but it's actually going to be the fingerprints of the 21st century. they are very excited about it? >> i'm sure they are. privacy advocates ar

jaime colby is watching us with this as well. jaime, surprising in many ways that this is happening as quickly as it is. >> reporter: it is, martha. i think what is particularly surprising, i'm an attorney who practiced in florida is that this jury didn't come out with questions, they didn't ask to review anything or have any testimony read back to them, they do have evidence in the jury deliberation room and they haven't been able to discuss it among themselves during this entire time, 35 days that they were sequestered. the first time that they meet, which was six hours yesterday, they pick a for man, they start to deliberate this case and they are looking at, as you know first degree murder, a capital murder case that could bring the death penalty. and the defense attorneys have to be thinking to themselves, why is it that they didn't take more time. is it so obvious that our client is not guilty, or were they so stunned by the evidence, the circumstances, the tkubt tape, the testimony, the fact that casey didn't take the stan

she is the mcair author professor at colby college in maine, and a preacher at a baptist church. the rev sand dr. johnny b. hill who's visiting at the chapel in college and also a professor at the interdenominational in atlanta, georgia. we'll begin with dr. reed. dr. reed wrote an interesting conversation. related to social justice in the obama age. i have one particular question that i'd like to ask dr. reed. and that is in your article in the work you mention that you felt that barack obama would do very little, or not much. >> yes, i said that barack obama as president would do very little in the area of social justice. there are several reasons that i said that. i would say the first reason is because presidents do not push such agendas without pushing from the outside. they do not do it unless they are pushed to do so. it reminds me of a story they tell about franklin delenore roosevelt. they provehicle code a program to him -- propose a program to him. they said that's good. you go out there and make me do it. presidents don't tend to step out in front. they have to be pus

i'm jamie colby.n argument where te most well documented liar ever seen in a courtroom accuses everybody of perjury, of fraud, of lying. the irony is rich indeed. as we have come to find out, accusing others of lying. it's classic casey anthony. rick: phil, this was the prosecutor's chance to rebut the prosecution's closing argument. what was the central theme. >> reporter: to turn this jury back to where they began at opening statements. and leave the courtroom and head into the deliberations room with the memories of the phone calls casey anthony made. the lies she told her family and her clear disdain for her family and disregard for her own daughter caylee who had been missing for 31 days as they played those audio tapes that were such crushing testimony during the trial. how big was the departure of her defense attorney san jose baez and the rest of his staff? take a look. after a 6-week long very lengthy trial with massive amount of evidence, a sequestered jury, and for jose baez, three long yea

welcome to jamie colby. jamie: hi, everybody. thankfully in that accident no one was killed, but several people were hurt. >> the stage fell backward. it fell pretty slow so hopefully everybody got out of there. it was pretty freaky. >> reporter: it's a warm sunday night. you are enjoying the music and winding up the weekend at a popular concert series and it turns into a horrifying few seconds. that's what happened when the classic rock band cheap trick was 20 minutes into its set in ottawa, canada. five concert-goers hurt. one man seriously. that man had a piece of the stage actually pierce his stomach. none of the cheap trick band members were on the stage at the time were injured when this happened. it was several stories tall. it collapsed backwards into the semi trailers parked in the rear. people said it started happening so fast everybody started screaming and running. at the time of the concert thunderstorms were clocked at 56 miles per hour. that shows what can happen when large crowds are left unprotected during the su

jamie colby is live in new york. >> reporter: i was going to say smile, allison. it's called morris. it can recognize people based on their eyes, their face, it can even take inner print. it connects easily to a smartphone and that allows an officer to snap a picture of someone's face from up to five feet away or scan their iris for up to 6 inches a way. the database has been going for about 4 years and it has been installed in 47 states. the hand held system cost $3,000. the whole system costs $10,000. >> you look notice camera man the matter of seconds the true identity and all of the criminal records come back. >> reporter: the massachusetts sheriff's department has the system and they say it's a game changer. alisyn: critic don't like it because they say it's an invasion of privacy somehow. >> reporter: the courts have yet to rule on this innovation. but the privacy advocates say using the can can amount to an illegal search without a warrant. >> we think there should be rules and regulations that govern the way police use these things. >> despite the challeng

write to jamie colby in our newsroom now, what caused this one? >> reporter: showing that video is really amazing because it's incredible there were any survivors. a tractor-trailer rear ended a tour bus, and both became engulfed in flames on a highway in new york. it actually took firefighters, bill, 45 minutes to just get this massive blaze under control. the driver of the tractor-trailer's now identified as a 59-year-old man from michigan. he was killed. and of the 52 people on that bus, at least 30 had injuries ranging, we're told, from minor to serious. two were confirmed as critical. it is miraculous that 22 people walked away from that bus without any injuries, but the death count would likely have been much higher had it not been for a soldier stationed at nearby fort drum, new york, who happened to be driving behind the crash when it happened. he pulled several of the injured from the burning bus. incredible. bill: this seems to be happening a lot. and there's been a crackdown on these spot inspections. is that working? is it helping, jam

and a big welcome to jamie colby. jamie: you think we'll make it before august 2nd? how you feeling? bill: we'll see. jamie: we'll know more after the next two hours. absolutely. great to have you all here. harry reid and speaker boehner both have their own plans, presenting their own debt deals last night. boehner's plan cuts $3 trillion over the next ten years raising the debt limit by more than $2.5 trillion, and guess what? no tax hikes. bill: reid's plan includes more than $2.5 trillion in cuts over ten years raising the debt limit by $2.4 trillion and, also, no tax hikes. or as they like to call them in washington these days, revenue. stuart varney of fox business, good morning, my friend. how you doing? you're a financial man, what was your takeaway from the president's speech last night? >> reporter: okay. the world of money was looking at the leader of the world's largest economy in an address to the nation at a time of financial crisis, and what did we get? in my opinion, we got a campaign speech. the president talked about taxing corporate jets, oil compan

>> i'm jamie colby. good to have you here. america's headquarters continues from washington with shannon bream. have a great day, everybody. take care. captions by closed captioning services >> shannon: emergency meetings, staffers called from the hill white house to the capitol. lawmakers scrambling to come up with a debt deal just days away. i'm shannon bream live in washington where republicans say they will lay out a new debt plan today with or without the support of democrats. mike emanuel live at the white house where they say stressful days are coming for the markets. that debt deal will happen. well, mike, good morning to you. we have heard about a lot of ideas about how this could possibly be solved. what is the treasury secretary saying about the administration's preferences on getting this done? >> well, shannon, it sounds like talks are continuing on separate tracks, if you will, where speaker boehner is talking to other congressional leaders about what possibly could be done. the white house continues talking with

they investigated colby and factually. that is what has happened in this case. metropolitan police should have investigated at. -- investigated it. if they want to investigate this and be accepted as truthful and honest investigators, they have to resign. the atmosphere is no one gives them a chance to do this. >> you were involved in the running of london. might come to regret this. you may sleep more easily tonight knowing two people tasked with the security of the olympic games are gone from the night? >> i thought he was a remarkable man and one hill automatically inspires confidence. he reached a conclusion that he could no longer command public confidence and this thing ran and ran. it is probably one of the most challenging years for the london security. >> they are very talented officers. you have got a deputy commissioner they're embedded in on this. i think these two people had to get a. name went because -- they went because they failed to do it. if it is simply they were not even in accepting there was nothing in this, i think they -- but the prime m

kelly on facebook says -- >> matthew on facebook says -- >> and colby -- >> we had to put this on from trump. >> keep the comments coming. e-mail, tweet, tell us on facebook. we'll read more of your comments a little later. i wonder, i wonder if congress people are getting it, the outrage seems to be at them as a whole not -- >> some of the advisors we've spoken to get input on this say they've spoken to congressional leadership and feel congressional leadership but a lot of rank and file particularly a lot of those who have signed those no tax pledges who are sticking to their ideological guns. don't tell them it's no laughing matter. the boys of late night were laughing all the way to the bank about the debt talks. listen in. >> what are we doing having a show. our country is in serious trouble. we're all here, yeah. >> when china calls for their money, say you're your roommate. that's what i always did. >> the president spoke last night. you probably all saw his speech. good. in his speech last night i don't know if you saw this, president obama said that compromise has become a dir