always builds up at the interchange. >> trace gallagher what do you see? >> the problem is the traffic and the police again because he's stolen a car don't know if he has a weapon. we haven't heard traffic from the helicopter pilot whether they know he has a weapon. >> this guy i remember was very bold, very lucky he was pretty good. >> there's a lot of traffic sitting for a red light. i expect he's trying to pull off to the left. the you anies are coming back on freeway behind him, speeds have picked up again. he's got the full line of freeway. chp is right behind him. there's two, three cars on his tail. >> this guy knows that no matter what happens he's going to get caught. we've never seen one get away he knows he's going to jail, it is just a matter of time. . -- >> just passing the 710. there's traffic up ahead waiting for a red light. he's pulling to the right side he's going to use that right shoulder. >> it is like -- people in los angeles, not that you are rooting for the guy to win, but you want to see in go on. you want to see the outcome. it i

alabama, in the gallagher. -- candy gallagher. -- andy. >> going to prince edward island, the smallest province of the country. a friendly competition between the newlywed couple. our royal correspondent has been there, and he sent us this report. >> unsurprisingly, on an island named after queen victoria's father, this is a place which is keen on all things royal. yet, unfortunately for prince edward island, not many royals ever get here, but today, the island hit the jackpot when the most sought after royals in the world just did not come to town, the roads through in a horse- drawn carriage. and what is this? well, it is kate and a baby. and then, moments later, william and a baby, and then william and kate and a baby. you can just as the source of speculation these pictures will give rise to. by now, the island was feeling the effects of being on the coast. it was raining and blustery. this was a good opportunity for him to demonstrate his flying skills. the techniques for search and rescue. the land the helicopter on the water. so come across your figures -- figures, because the s

always builds up at the interchange. >> trace gallagher what do you see? >> the problem is the traffic and the police again because he's stolen a car don't know if he has a weapon. we haven't heard traffic from the helicopter pilot whether they know he has a weapon. >> this guy i remember was very bold, very lucky he was pretty good. >> there's a lot of traffic sitting for a red light. i expect he's trying to pull off to the left. the you anies are coming back on freeway behind him, speeds have picked up again. he's got the full line of freeway. chp is right behind him. there's two, three cars on his tail. >> this guy knows that no matter what happens he's going to get caught. we've never seen one get away he knows he's going to jail, it is just a matter of time. . -- >> just passing the 710. there's traffic up ahead waiting for a red light. he's pulling to the right side he's going to use that right shoulder. >> it is like -- people in los angeles, not that you are rooting for the guy to win, but you want to see in go on. you want to see the outcome. it i

still, economist steve gallagher doesn't think the u.s. is headed for another recession. >> double dip fears are unfounded in the type of data that we're seeing. we're disappointed on the pace of recovery. and just because we're disappointed on that pace doesn't mean we're relapsing. >> reporter: many economists agree with gallagher and predict the economy will accelerate in the second half. they point to recent strength in the auto and factory sectors and the drop in gas prices. experts say the one good thing about today's bad news is that the federal reserve will likely keep interest rates close to zero percent for at least another year. but, don't expect any other stimulative measures from ben bernanke and co. also known as qe-3. >> today's the inflation rate is low but moving higher and i think that that in itself would be a reason for the fed to be much less likely to launch a qe- 3 program. >> reporter: what is likely is that the unemployment rate will remain stubbornly high for the next few years. experts predict we'll be lucky to s

trace gallagher is live in los angeles with more.us about this perfect woman. >> this might be a red carpet events. the marine corps ball. the actresses this marine wants to invite probably will be a lot more fun. the marine is ray lewis. here he is run, getting in -- getting in shape. he then switches, gets into proper attire, then you know what he does? he asks this actress to go to the ball with him. listen. >> i would like to take betty white. she is funny, she is sweet, she is mature. she is the all around perfect woman. >> reporter: betty white. that's who sergeant lewis wants to take to the ball. he served in iraq and afghanistan. he will be performing at a rapper at the marine corps ball. he says she would and lot of fun. i think we would laughing to and betty white knows her way around military functions and balls. back in 1945 she was married to an army air corpsman for a short time. but still she probably went to a couple events. no word on betty's response to this request to go to the ball. alisyn: i got a chance to inter

martha: mike gallagher in the role of michele bachmann today. >> you hit the bottom of the barrel. martha: always good to see you. >> take care. martha: mike gallagher, folks. >>> all right, well, you may have seen the picture of this. democratic congressman wu, congressman wu, that was him in his tiger costume. today he is turning tail -- do you get it? he's announcing his resignation, this time over a sex scandal that is no laughing matter, and that story is straight ahead. >>> plus, the state of california did what the federal government could not, and some critics suggest that it may encourage a new wave of illegal immigration in california. what jerry brown just did, huge story when we come back. ♪ hey, the new guy is loaded with protein! really? 25 grams of protein. what do we have? all four of us, together? 24. he's low fat, too, and has 5 grams of sugars. i'll believe it when i--- [ both ] oooooh... what's shakin'? [ female announcer ] as you get older, protein is an important part of staying active and strong. new ensure high protein...

trace gallagher, who better to ask than trace gallagher, he's live in los angeles with more on this. sir. >> reporter: by the way it happened in scotland which is the land of the loch ness monster. the couple stumbled on this 30-foot carcass. you can see the tail, the teeth the head of this thing, there it is right there. now the natural history museum thinks it could be carcass of a long-finned pilot whale. do you buy that? let's put them side-by-side, you can judge for yourself. a long-finned pilot whale side-by-side. that's what they are saying this is. another marine biologist says that's not what it is, this is a killer whale. you buy that? here they are side-by-side. the killer whale and the unknown carcass on the left, i don't know, martha, these are just guesses by these people, nothing yet has been confirmed. but boy it looks almost prehistoric to me. when we find out exactly what it is we'll bring it to you. martha: looks more like a crocodile than either one of those whales to me. trace, thank you very much. we'll have more on that coming up, i promise. a new and humerus t

john gallagher that is retiring after i will say how many years of service. he and i came from the police academy together. 41. >> good evening, commissioners. i will be the permit officer for two more days and then my place will be taken. this place has had a lot of negativity over the last years and a lot of criticism. how to save the think we finally got in. we are on the same page. i've been working very closely with the last year-and-a-half for the had the power to suspend and we sent to police reports to them. how to take a few minutes to thank you and thank them. tenge in industry is safer for it. >> thank you for everything you have given to the city and county of san francisco. president newlin: public comment, members of the public may address items that are within the subject matter of the commission. with respect to agenda items, they may address us for up to 3 minutes. is there anybody here that would like to do public comment? ok. review and approve the mets of april 26, may 24, and june 14. let's see. it looks like we have to bifurcate this to

trace gallagher joins us from l.a.ase. >> reporter: hey, martha, they've never been spotted in that part of california's central valley, that's bad news because it means the bees are spreading. 70-year-old jack mcbride was out walking his three dogs. one of the dogs stirs up the bees' nest, and the bees attack mcbride. he's wearing shorts and a short-sleeved shirt, and the bees go right after his head. listen to mcbride. >> they were just all around me in a cloud, just swarmed around me. i fell down, i tried to roll on the ground, i thought that would maybe help get rid of them. it didn't discourage them at all, so i said, i've got to get up. >> many a woman opened the door to let him in, he was stung inside his nose, on his eye lids, his face, his neck, his armpits, dozens upon dozens upon dozens of bee stings. you see them right there, they look just like honeybees, but they're not. they're very, very aggressive. the california farmers need 'em, of course, to pollinate all the crops, but they need the sweet honeybees

thank you very much trace gallagher.ve a tape from a dramatic speech made by speaker boehner just about an hour ago. see why his remarks are raising new worries about whether they will be able to reach any deal to head off what some would say would be a financial disaster. new details emerging in the strange death of this woman found hanging from a balcony at her boyfriend's california mansion. was it suicide, or a murder? a live report with breaking details in that case coming up moments from now. we think we've solved the mystery of an illusive creature thought to be a real loch ness monster. >> they are long, skinny things. martha: the death toll is rising on what appears to be a terror afact nation of norway. a man dressed as a policeman opens fire on the outside of the capital. welcome to a new hour of "america live." the latest numbers we have are rising and 7 people are dead fan more than a dozen are injured. in an explosion that ripped through the prime minister's headquarters in oslo. it sent gas and debris all

trace gallagher live with the details on this.er: he mentioned his smokin hot wife. he was trying to give them something he they would remember. he achieved that. he was giving it invocation. he began by blessing the cars, then blessing car companies, then he started channeling ricky bobby from talladega nights. listen to ricky bobby, then the pastor. >> i want to take time to say thank you for my family, my two beautiful handsome striking so sons. p.r. and of course my red hot smokin wife carlie who is a stone cold fox. >> i want to thank you for my smokin hot wife tonight, lisa. and my three children. lord i pray the drivers put on a performance worthy of this great pride? jesus name. >> we wanted to present to them that living for christ is fun. that being a christian is not the end of living but the beginning of life. and he wants our joy to be full and so we wanted to show him how you can still have fun. >> reporter: he said he just wanted to get more people to pray. his wife never heard this until she saw sit live on televis

trace gallagher, thank you. of cases of victims forgiving their attackers for whatever reason. one little girl now saying the shark that took a bite out of her foot and leg, didn't mean it. intelligence that's helpi drive the future of business. in here, inventory can be taught to learn. ♪ machines have a voice. ♪ medical history follows you. it's the at&t network -- a network of possibilities... committed to delivering the most advced mobile broadband experience to help move business... forward. ♪ helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with the strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. >> shepard: mcdonald's an mdding hethier options like pineapple spears, raisins and carrot sticks. cutting down on the number of fries cutting it in half from two ounces to one ounce and reducing the amount of salt in all meals. they plan to start rolling out the new meals in september. the new happy meal will ha

it was started by a musician kip gallagher.up now places what it calls musician corps fellows in schools and hospitals. >> health corps and green corps and why wouldn't you have a musician corps where arts can bring people together. >> michael develops the child services at ucsf. >> this model is pretty good in that it not only helps children and teens at children's hospitals but very easy to take it out to the world. >> reporter: they receive health insurance and a monthly salary. make an is hoping to continue on as a therapist when her two-year fellowship ends. >> it's provided me an opportunity to teach expression and that sharing of music with others. >> reporter: carolyn johnson, "abc 7 news". >> eric: still ahead. the next big thing in ride sharing. a new service for those quick trips you have to make, now, how you can rent your neighbor's car. and.... >> i know this, this is my bike. >> a bible shop owner that is crazy about >> eric: land neighborhood car sharing companies have been around for several years but what if y

trace gallagher is on it from los angeles. trace, the woman's family is talking now. >> they are talking, shep, but they are saying the san diego county sheriff's department is not talking to them. rebecca is the woman who died and, today, we called her sister and a man answered the phone. he did not identify himself but he says the sheriffs have not given him any information, any kind of update since shortly after the body was found. that was more than a week ago. and today the sister released a statement making it very clear she believes this was a murder. she said, and i'm quoting, obviously the investigation is not complete yet. but as far as what i know about my sister, my sister did not commit a suicide. my sister was not depressed. my sister was not frantic. and the police just told us a short time ago, shep, the reasonable they have not called the family is they have nothing to tell them. >> shepard: what are police saying about the fact that her ankles and wrists were tied and many are asking how could you commit suic

trace gallagher live from west coast news hub.olks in hollywood tweeting and sending statements, trace. >> which is a very good indication of how much influence she had on music. the singer rihanna posted this message on her twitter account and i'm quoting here dear god have mercy. i'm sick about this right now. singer katie perry wrote this on her twitter page rip amy winehouse. she she finally find peace. russell brand the actor, comedian and former addict himself wrote a lengthy tribute saying winehouse and i shared an affliction. the disease of addiction. addiction is a serious disease. it will end with jail, mental institutions or death. 27 is a very haunting age for musicians. look at this. jimmy hendrix, jim morrison, janice joplin. jones of the rolling stones all dead at the age of 27, shep. >> >> shepard: what do we know about the hours before she died. >> even her mother says the day before she died she was, quote, out of it. we know on the night before she died she went and saw doctor as part of a series of exams she wa

trace gallagher live in los angeles.ebrate independence day i really don't think about politics, trace. >> reporter: wait until i tell you how they came to their conclusions, gretchen. you'll love this. this is by two harvard professors. after extensive research they came to the conclusion that 4th of july parades do not help democrats, they only help republicans. apparently the reason they help republicans is because they energize them, they turn more kids into republicans, and they boost gop turn out on election day. here is a quote from the study, i want to read this. it says, the political right has been more successful a appropriating american patriotism and its symbols during the 20th century. survey evidence also con tpeurps that republicans consider themselves more patriotic than democrats. the conclusions of the study are as follows, read along with me, attending 4th of july parades before the age of 18 increases the likelihood of identifying as a republican, up 2%, voting for republicans up 4%. boosting voter t

trace gallagher on the west coast.hington, d.c. -- here is a question for you -- have in common with drug addicts? a hard-hitting new ad makes the connection between the two. wait until you see how that's going over with voters. fringe luntz will show us the second by second * response to that analogy. a pot legal twist in caylee anthony's death. the group that helped search for the missing toddler says they feel ripped off. the founder of that group very angry joining us very soon after his message. you can't gets much meaner than is. can you believe this? robbers held up a lemonade stand. you will hear from this group of kids coming up. >> i got scared and i ran and hid behind the tree. in. what do we have? all four of us, together? 24. he's low fat, too, and has 5 grams of sugars. i'll believe it when i--- [ both ] oooooh... what's shakin'? [ female announcer ] as you get older, protein is an important part of staying active and strong. new ensure high protein... fifty percent of your daily value of protein. low fat

trace gallagher live in the west coast newsroom. how did he do this, trace? >> reporter: this is crazy amazing. michael trapp was flying to family reunion over lake huron. he was in single engine cessna 152. he says the engine began to stall. he notified the faa saying i'm going in right now. the plane then crashed. somehow he made it out of the plane and he took off his shoes and took off his plants. listen to him. >> tried to keep as much positive attitude as i could and just went into survival mode at that point. >> reporter: can you imagine survival mode? he began trying to swim. he was 18 miles away from the shore. he was in high waves. daylight began turning to darkness. the water temperature was 69 degrees. which means it was only matter of hours before hypothermia set in. he believes he swam 15 miles before he got caught in a very strong current about two miles away from the shore. he was totally exhausted. he finally saw a boat. he took off a sock and started waving it and guess what? the boat began to slow down. listen. >> i was like oh, my god, yes

>> shepard: trace gallagher, thank you. a film from here in hollywood descended into chaos after fire inspectors shut it down because of overcrowding. cops in riot gear squared off against a reported crowd of 2,000 people who turned out for a documentary about a music festival called the electric daisy carnival raid. we're told rioters threw bottles in front of the famous mans chinese theater. cops responded by firing beaten bags. some in the crowd say officers went too far. >> i got shot in the arm and she got shot in the head. it didn't hurt as bad as i thought it was. >> i'm not going to let them tell me where to do and where to go and where i can stand and not stand. >> shepard: obviously not. the crowd refused to disperse and arrested two people for felony vandalism. showdown through raising the nation's debt limit. live look on capitol hill where republicans are delaying a vote. usually you don't delay it if you can pass it. they probably can't pass it national journal reports they can lose 24 republicans because no d

trace gallagher is live in our west coast newsroom. what do we know, trace? >> reporter: we've been following the story for months, this is the first time that a police department from a city along the border has really sounded the alarm. this is an internal memo from the tucson police department that was leaked by the group, a siper hacking group that hacked into the arizona department of public safety maneuvers. it warns of a growing partnership between hezbollah and the cartels and that hezbollah is establishing large stockpiles of sophisticated weapons in mexico. the memo points to evidence such as the arrest of a hezbollah militant in tijuana last year trying to set up a base of operations there. the arrest of another militant in new york, which exposed a huge cashe of weapons stored in mexico, and the fact that cartels are changing tactics, using more car bombs and improvised explosive devices versus guns and knives which has always been their trait. here is a former drug enforcement agent talking about the threat. listen. >> wha

and in some offseason hockey news you're going to gallagher has back to be on a challenge to spending free as we go on guard here in russia. again with tennis of course we're going to shut up about was unable to defeat patrick beautiful i want to build those sounds are called losing the ladies singles final just a few minutes ago the two exchanged early breaks before the play levels but critical then broke the russians when the opening said by six games to three the second songs of the checkpoint to have with us not a break but sort of outside it as two games however they continued to take each other server allowing the check to eventually. rest of the match in straight sets six three six four after just under an hour in the hall a first grand slam trophy for twenty one year old petra pizza both doubles finals will also be played also on south st. now the men's singles final at wimbledon were set on friday the championship decider bringing together the two highest ranked players in the world at present wrap on adult against noble joke of it now though will surrender his world number o

massive taking a break in head of july's f one race is thirty eight year rule jim gerlach is if gallagher behind the wheel of the sport's most successful squad now can see more interesting to come from a one she's very poor. like a c.v. . and i think people oh yeah how we were fooled champion jenson button for some time out of his business ferial to visit moscow for the second consecutive time despite the heavy rain thousands of spectators came to witness the mclaren me and leave his imprint on the track. this sound not to mention the smi and ensuring formula one had touched down in moscow the post with question is a lot of fans a lot of. lot of support which is great and that's the reason why we're here basically you know when it's put on a show for the fans and supporters. from normal growing russia will be racing here in two thousand and fourteen more to bike some tracks and to get even there actually it was really drivers really gave their informed kansans the run for their money especially see my stand on g.m. it's so wide it's. it's like don't know exactly what to do with the right

just want to do one to one so i don't see i think that these executives here in san francisco's or gallagher but are generally. progressive looting and so that's not an ounce actions i don't think there's anything especially pernicious but it is part of the part of just as. you would say it's all right jeff and i thank you so much we have to leave it at that we're out of time but i was declan mccullagh his analysis is correspondent for c.n.n. is now at last month a spokesman adam gadahn appeared in a video urging followers to exploit u.s. gun laws to attack i mean of islamic if you missed it here's a little states to put it in the worst you've got a lot at your disposal let's take america as an example america so absolutely awash with easily obtainable firearms you can go down to a gun show at the local convention center and come away with a fully automatic assault rifle without a background check and most likely without having to surely difficult card so what are you waiting for well then new york mayor bloomberg used that ad in one of his the ads to push gun gun policy his agenda here it i

. >> paul gallagher. i just wanted to bring up you creating jobs -- the out of whack banking system that is exhausting the credit of nations. >> is there a question in there? >> we can see in europe, that the policy spirals on and on. i wanted to bring up that restoration introduced in the congress, both democrats and republicans are pushing for that bill. i invite anyone in the panel to comment on that. >> id is relevant. i understand exactly what happened when that mistake was made and glass spiegel was repealed. it ought to be instituted for many reasons. >> the other part of the roosevelt agenda was to create a system. my friend has an important system on how you create a system that has been eroded over the last 10-15 or 20 years. it seems like the first missing piece with the infrastructure bank in particular has been put in place for ways to channel excess idle capital into productive and public and private investment. one of the true legacy is that was put in place in the 1930's and 40's. >> we al

trace gallagher's live in our west coast newsroom., i know you have two young girls, 7 and 10. one of the proudest moments for my daughter was when she finally learned the cursive writing, what about you? >> reporter: well, they are still doing it in our schools, and it's a skill they need. but the bottom line here is that educators across the country are saying that cursive is really a waste of time. they're saying that time could be spent on more important skills like typing. so as you said, 48 states now adopting new learning guidelines. the deal here is that teachers can still teach cursive if they want to, or they can abandon it altogether. instead kids would then have to be proficient at using a keyboard on the theory being that kids these days write most of their stuff on their computers and their hand held stuff. some e teachers say it's not how you write, or rather, you know, it's what you write. a lot of educators say, though, that kids don't write properly these days because they write a lot like they text, you know? using

trace gallagher live in our west coast news hubble. trace, what happened? >> harris, yeah, he was a half mile off the coast of santa barbara and he was in the water holding this shark by the tail. if he let go of the shark might attack. the question in this whole thing was how long could he hold on? >> all of a sudden that reel starts screaming. there is no sound like a reel screaming to get you excited. >> screaming line means big fish. in this case big shark, an 8-foot thresher. after fighting to reel it in david was not about to let it go without getting a picture. but that requires the cooperation of the shark and apparently the trick is to grab the tail and hang it upside down. >> theoretically it chills it out and then you are able to lift the shark on your lap, take that photo on air united states the gills and release the shark. >> so much for shark theory. instead of chilling the shark bucked and the boat flipped and he found himself in the water holding on to a shark. his buddy scotty west guard kept the video rolling. >> once you are in the water

trace gallagher joins me now live in the our west coast newsroom with more on this intriguing mystery today. >> reporter: yeah, very much, martha. they called her pretty maria, and she was outside of her chicago home, her home just outside of chicago playing with a friend. a man came up with called himself johnny asking the girls if they wanted to play. march ya's friend -- maria's friend went inside, when she came back, both maria and johnny were gone. dwight eisenhower getting daily updates. five months later that little girl's body was found 120 miles away. johnny tessier who lived next door to maria was questioned. his alibi was that he was on a train at the time maria went missing. now fast forward a half century. he's now jack mechanic cull hough, a retired seattle cop. it turns out he kept that old train ticket, and it turns out that train ticket was unused. listen. >> it was brought to me by his girlfriend at the time, and she recovered it behind a picture, and it was just astonishing that somebody would keep that for as long as they have. >> reporter: jack mccullough was arre

he's the nationally syndicated radio rock star talk show often, good friend of mine mike gallagher.trial, verdict? >> i'm not with you on the 5% most of the nation said the lady did it. it is obvious you don't lie to the police. we need professional juries. we don't need dopes -- >> sean: oh mike, come on. >> o.j., look -- >> sean: that was jury nullification, that is different. >> these are the kinds of things that happen. for every one of the casey anthony miscarriages of justice there are 100 happening in the country. it is corruption. >> sean: i watched this trial, i hope you wouldn't refer to me as a dupe, although some have. >> you are not. >> sean: i would have voted with the jury. because they couldn't prove the charges based on the law. based on our constitution. based on the presumption of innocence. based on the burden of proof on the prosecution, they didn't get there. >> fair enough. but the system is still corrupt. when jurors start getting paid off. they stand to make between $15 and $25 a piece, as they sell their story there is -- between 15 and $25,000 a piece as t

. >> shepard: trace gallagher, live in los angeles, thank you. >> a bear brutally attacking a group ofnagers, injuring two seriously. it happened as they were taking part in an outdoor leadership training program. we are told the grizzly ran into the teenagers as they were lined up for a river crossing. these two reportedly got the worst of it both 17 one from denver, the other from new york. dan springer has details from our pacific northwest newsroom what is the latest on these guys? >> reporter: the condition updates are good. the conditions of an upgraded from critical to serious and to good. looks like everyone is going to survive that's being called a miracle by a state trooper, describing the viciousness of this tack. it happened over the weekend as the group was crossing a river single file with bear spray, making noise. apparently they spraysed -- they surprised a female who was with her cubs. mother bears will use all their strength to protect their young when they perceive a threat. >> they were coming to a curve and there was a mother bear with a cub and i guess they came a

trace gallagher with the update from our west coast news hub.hat you have learned tonight, trace. >> from the very beginning the san diego sheriff investigators say they have no evidence linking these crimes. they tended to back way off that statement when a homicide detective said this. listen. >> i can't say that they are not connected but what i can say is that we would keep all that information together and take a look at the totality of this investigation. >> the totality, the sergeants would not elaborate but we have now learned that the day after 6-year-old max shackni fell off those stairs is that 32-year-old rebekah took the family dog to a local kennel. we do not know why. the kennel owner says she was very distraught. the next morning, shep, she turned up dead. >> shepard: have they determined whether the girlfriend's death is a murder? >> well, the sheriff's department says we should have a ruling on that some time this week, but they do not want to jump to conclusions. they're saying that a homicide and a suicide are very similar. b

. >> shepard: trace gallagher on the mysteries at the mansion. just into fox news channel, it looks now like the bookstore chain borders is going out of business. the company announcing it will ask a bankruptcy judge to allow it to liquidate. selling everything it owns in pieces. if a judge approves the request as examined the coming thursday, the company could by friday begin closing its 400 remaining stores laying off the more than 10,000 people who worked therein. borders filed for bankruptcy protection earlier this year and was not able to attract any investors to keep it in business. the chain couldn't keep up with online book sellers and discount stores. once borders is gone, barnes & noble will be the only national bookstore chain remaining in all of the united states. ' casey anthony, no longer an inmate but she might have had more freedom behind bars because all the threats to her safety are apparently forcing her to keep a pretty low profile. just ahead, what casey's lawyers now say about her next move. plus, set back for the italian pr

. >> harris: trace gallagher thank you very much. a private detective -- all right.e on. we are following now as you know four days and two choices now as we follow the debt crisis in washington. either come up with a debt ceiling raise or solution or face national default. let's take a live look at capitol hill now where it is up to the democrat-led senate to make its next move on speaker boehner's debt limit bill. the fight beginning anew. we are in the middle of it and watching it all over on "the fox report." stay with us. mine was earned over the south pacific in 1943. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. u.s.a.a. autonsurance is often handed down from generation to generation, because it offers a superior level of protection and because u.s.a.a.'s commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. ben your lega. get an auto insurance quote. u.s.a.a. we know what it means to serve. so i took my heartburn pill and some antacids. we're having mexican tonight, so another pill then? unless we eat later, then pill later? if i get a s

. >> shepard: trace gallagher live in los angeles. the sun never truly sets on planet blago.enough, our favorite illinois governor indicating he is ready for round 3. attorneys for our blago filing a 158 page motion, asking the federal judge to grant him another retrial. just last month, a jury convicted him on 17 of 20 charges, including that he tried to sell or trade president obama's former senate seat. team blago claims the playing field in that trial was unlevel because, among other things, the judge let biased jury members in the pool. our blago awaits a sentencing date. the chances of a retrial think flying pigs. stomach flu hitting hundreds of cadets at the air force academy in colorado. 240 cadets and some active duty personnel came down with symptoms. they say some have recovered and are back in basic training but about 180 cadets still in isolation at one of the academy's two dorms. none said to go to the hospital. what was it stomach sickness? i don't know what it was. i think it was that kind of thing. i wish i could tell you but i'm not positive. i know they wer

close call for tommy gallagher, whose brother accidentally shot him in the head.my's doctors decided to leave the pellet there rather than try a risky operation. he's in rehab to regain control of his arm and leg. >>> if you needed more proof of how bad this heat wave is, it's so hot in minnesota's twin cities, you can literally bake cookies on the car dashboard. 96 degrees outside yesterday, 105 if you factor in the humidity, and out in the hot sun, temperatures could hit 130 degrees inside a closed car. not as hot as the home oven but enough to turn this batch golden brown. >>> al qaeda has a new plan to recruit children using a kid's favorite, cartoons. >>> plus, why congressman allen west refuses to apologize to dnc chair, congresswoman debbie wassermann-schultz after calling her names. >>> hot on the web today, our theme, ripoff. the chinese have taken counterfeit goods to a whole new level. it's ripped off a whole store. the apple store in the city reportedly isn't an authentic apple store, though you wouldn't know it by the looks of it. an expat blogger is

trace gallagher with the news live in the west coast.e hearing from that woman, i guess, who made that earlier claim against warren jeffs. >> and she says, shep, the evidence in this trial will open the world's eyes and shock the world. she is alyssa wall. she is now 22 years old. you pointed out when she was 14 she says that warren jeffs forced her to marry her 19-year-old first cousin. she brought charges against him and she won. he was convicted that conviction was then overturned. she says she was eventually able to break free of the fundamentalist mormon church but she says it was a struggle. listen. >> many team don't understand that the people within these closed communities can't just walk out of them. it takes a choice. you are going against your entire life. everything you have ever known. and because of the religious rhetoric we have had, we often believe that we're dammed to hell by making the choice to leave that community. >> we should also point out, shep, the fundamentalists mormons have no connection whatsoever to the mo

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. thanks for having us into your home tonight. the factor is next. i will see you right back here, same time tomorrow night. >> laura: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: good to be back from pennsylvania. >> i just came from allen town middle works, where i had a cons to visit with workers there. >> the allen town metal works is set to close its doors. >> as the economy continues to limp along, presidential hopeful mitt romney's new campaign ad puts the blame squarely on president obama as poll numbers continue to sink for the president. is the economy dooming the obama presidency? former bush advisor dana perino and democratic strategist joe trippi will analyze. there is mayhem on the streets of mexico, courtesy of the united states government. a gun running sting gone bad dumps murder russ weapons over the border. and now a whistle blower comes forward to tell us who knew what in the justice department. he had said it was an accident that snow bald out of control. >> the defense wraps up at the casey anthony murder trial with

joining me is lee gallagher, assistant managing editor for "fortune."he response? we talk about markets but it might be bond markets and many viewers don't follow that carefully. might be a sudden reaction in the stock markets like the day we were talking back in 2008. where will we likely see the reaction? the dow has been down a few days but not by much. >> no. i think equities is where we will see the biggest reaction if only a panic cell along the lines what you mentioned happened with t.a.r.p. none of us will forget it. that was panic and come o let's get this done. i think that is probably the biggest likely place for an immediate situation. i mean, the bond market will be affected. if interest rates go up, if borrowing costs go up, it will cut across all sectors. i think immediately see it in stock market if we go to a default which, hopefully, we won't. >> play out a few scenarios. a scenario we get downgraded regardless of what happens and a scenario a default. that is a different kind of downgrade altogether. moody's and s&p downgrading the cr

on september 2 last year agent gallagher was on patrol near cassa grande, arizona. a drunken driver ran a stop sign, colliding into the patrol car and ejecting michael from the vehicle. he served in the border patrol for two years and also served our nation in iraq, risking his life to protect our freedom. he is dealer missed by his wife and his two sons. even though he moved away, i understand that he remained a dedicated pennsylvania sports fan. we cannot thank him and his family enough for his service. we can only honor him for dedicating his life to keeping americans safe here at home and abroad. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina rise? >> ask permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from north carolina is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, the clock is ticking and we must act now on increasing our debt limit. the american people must understand that increasing this amendment will

but instead, tommy gallagher is spending long exhausting days inside a rehab center, just trying to getack. >> it's frustrating because when i turn my arm to move, it doesn't move. and the same thing with my toes and my fingers and my thumb and my ankle. >> reporter: tommy lost movement in his left arm and leg after his 9-year-old brother accidentally shot him with a bb gun, just under tommy's eye. >> i heard a scream. it was like a scream i had never heard before. >> reporter: janice gallagher found the boys playing and frightened in their bedroom. she said there was blood but it looked like the bb had only grazed tommy. but the next day tommy said he couldn't move his arm or leg. a cat scan confirmed what doctors feared, the bb entered tommy's skull and now lodged on the right side of his brain which controls the left side of his body. so deeply embedded there was more risk to his life by trying to get it out. it's considered inoperable. >> the guns are sold as toys but they're not toys, they're ep withes and can cause serious injury. they need to be locked up just like any weapon, a