martha: yeah. know, her husband, we watched that moment when her father stood there and said to the crowd as everybody was gathering earlier on to look for her, where is clay waller? if you were her husband, he said, wouldn't you be here? wouldn't you be part of this search? has he been involved at all? the has he been looking for her at all as far as you know? >> to the best of my knowledge, no. he's not been involved in any search. in fact, what he does is when he sees a group out searching for his wife, he'll drive by and blow us kisses and laugh -- martha: really? are you serious? >> and flip us off. i'm dead serious. there's video of this. it's not been released, but we have it from several people. i don't think this is the demeanor of a man who thinks that his beloved wife is missing and needs to be found. it's the behavior of someone who knows where she is and doesn't feel like looking. martha: did you witness that yourself, that he was mocking people who were searching for her? >> no. i was

i'm marthan kelly. in less than an hour, they start to week on speaker boehner's shorter-term debt deal. this as the rhetoric continues at this hour to escalate. listen to this piece. >> i know the president would rather give speeches about our problems than resolve them, but he wasn't elected to talk about the united states, he was elected to lead it. the majority leader proposed a plan yesterday that's nothing more than another attempt to pull the wool over the eyes of the american people. >> as far as i can tell, the only dealing going on in washington is between the republican party and multiple personalities, and there are quite a few. martha: that's the kind of stuff that has the phones completely clogged by outraged americans today as both parties continue digging over a potential catastrophic default. a fox business exclusive now reveals that the administration has been privately telling top executives at major banks that a default won't actually happen. fox business network's charles ga

martha: all right. fox news alert out of norway right now. look at these scenes in the streets there of mourning. tens of thousands of people filling the streets in a town just outside of oslo. they are marching in the memory of the victims killed in friday's incredible and awful bombing and the shooting attacks on an island that took the lives of so many young people, so many teenagers shot down in their tracks, some of them trying to swim away from this crazed killer in this story, and it is just a nation of weeping and mourning today for those lost, 76 people be lost in that horrific story that unfolded on friday be afternoon. we'll keep touching back on that. >>> all right, we bring you this fox news alert now because there's a new challenge from president obama as gop leaders are said to be pushing ahead at this hour with a new, shorter-term debt plan. this is "america live," everybody, i'm martha maccallum in for megyn kelly. so the president in just the the last hour saying that spending cuts alo

good to have you here. >> hello, martha. martha: hello there. you wrote a beautiful piece about this today, and in it you say when you worked on the international space station, it was supposed to be a beginning when it was completed that would then launch us to the outer reaches on a regular basis in this country. there's a picture of you. what do you think about that now? >> well, we can be heartened by the excellent, perfect mission that atlantis flew. those were wonderful words from chris ferguson and his cap-com at mission control. it expresses the feelings we all have of pride in the accomplishments of the space shuttle program. it was great to be a part of that, and it was a privilege to be able to fly on the shuttle. we're left looking towards a future that's very uncertain. there's the near-term goal of getting americans back to the space station, of course, renting russian rockets in the near term. american rockets will fly in if about five years to replace the transport function of the shuttle, but what we're lacking is that vision, i

martha: yeah. you know, there are some folks on the right, the more conservative side of the gop, who are screaming about that, because they're saying if, indeed, john boehner has the votes to pass through the house side once it gets to the senate, procedurally, they can add a lot of things to it including, perhaps, tax hikes and can other measures that could be put into that bill that will be pass inside the name of compromise. and as you well know, they're not too happy about that. >> sure, sure, and there are a lot of purists who say that the problem is by the time the senate gets done with this legislation, it's going to have a device in it, a trojan horse that will allow for tax increases at a later point and that all the boehner plan really does is open the door to that. but the answer that comes from members of congress when you talk to them about that possibility is something is going to get passed. sooner or later, the senate is going to produce a piece of legislation on this, and democrat

martha: all right. there you have it. so republicans drawing the battle lines in this debt fight as the u.s. approaches an august deadline before we default on our $14 trillion plus debt. there you see it ticking away here. time is clearly of the essence, the go pment has taken heat for stalling the negotiations. look at this. >> the main obstacle, and i want to be very clear, to finding common ground is republicans' stubborn insistence on protecting tax-funded giveaways to corporations and individuals that don't need the giveaways. martha: president obama also slamming republicans over the issue of taxes. listen to this. >> if everybody else is willing to take on their sacred cows and do tough things in order to achieve the goal of real decifit reduction, then i think it would be hard for the republicans to stand there and say that tax breaks for corporate jets is sufficiently important that we're not willing to come to the tail and get a deal done. martha: all right everybody. let's bring in juan will

martha: yeah. there she is, casey anthony. we have watched her for three years now throughout this process as she tried to explain away what had happened to her daughter who was missing for 31 days. she took the police, basically, on a wild goose chase. took them to universal studios, said she worked there, then she revealed she didn't actually work there. they tried to get her to admit what happened, was it an accident? she never went down that road until they walked into the courtroom and suddenly jose baez brought forth this story that the child had drowned in the pool and that george anthony, who's sitting there holding a bible in the back row of the courthouse, that he was complicit, and he helped her to get rid of the body. that whole story we heard very little about in terms of any evidence to back up that story. and as arthur aidala pointed out moments ago, these are the products of conversations that have gone on back and forth between jose baez and casey anthony as they worked together to

martha. martha: this has been very sense negotiations but the president has signaled that he would like to see serious developments come pwa, and cutting social security is very much on the table right now. do we expect he's going to take any questions? there he is, let's go straight to the president of the united states. >> hello, everybody i'm going to make a very brief statement. i just completed a meeting with all the congressional leaders from both chambers, from both parties, and i have to say that i thought it was a very constructive meeting. people were frank. we discussed the various options available to us. everybody reconfirmed the importance of completing our work and raising the debt limit ceiling so that the full faith and credit of the united states of america is not impaired. what we decided was that staffs, as well as leadership will be working during the weekend, and that i will reconvene congressional leaders here on sunday with the expectation that at that point the partie

martha?tha: that has interesting implications for the terror watch list as well if it could be integrated into tsa. but as you said, there are people who are against it. jamie colby, thank you so much, in our newsroom diswhroo. and 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

martha? martha: here we go again. greg, thank you very much. we'll get more on that from greg burke, also ambassador john bolton is enroute to our washington bureau. we expect to have him with us live moments from now and his take on that. that'll be about five minutes from now, so stay tuned for that. >>> in the meantime, we have got this extreme weather going on in the united states. an epic heat wave that is baking a huge portion of this country. in fact, roughly half of all americans are coping with temperatures that are in the near triple digits right now. record breaking tops reported in the kansas -- temperatures reported in kansas all the way across to new york city. and it is not just unpleasant, it is dangerous in many places. at least 22 people have died related to this heat, and can there are new warnings that that number could be rising today. trace gallagher's following all this from our west coast newsroom, and he's got the very latest for us. hi there, trace. >> reporter: hey there, martha, we're talking about more than a millio

welcome, everybody, i'm martha maccallum. bill: who? martha: martha maccallum.: great to see you again. martha: great to see you. bill: almost look like each other. good morning, i'm bill hemmer. and you thought the big vote was coming last night and, so were we, it was postponed and, we are four days away from the threat the treasury department says of a potential default on august 2nd, raising the risk of all of the talk of economic catastrophe. and the white house press secretary, jay carney was asked about that late yesterday. >> the measure the speaker of the house put forward, would almost certainly require this -- all of us to go through this again before the end of the year and the most important economic season in the country, and at a time when people don't want to worry about whether or not their interest rates will go up... martha: you heard that from jay carney and we need a deal so people's interest rates will not go up and neil cavuto joins us live, and, look where he is, in the middle of all of the action this morning on capitol hill. he's senior

martha was his daughter. half the reason why i did my book was because of martha. when she arrived in berlin with the family, she was in love with what she referred to as the nazi revolution. she was enthralled by the nazis. it really struck me as a surprising thing, given what we all know in hindsight. how can you be in trouble with the nazi revolution. it was not an unusual position for somebody to have. >> william dodd, who was a professor of the university of chicago, you say he was the first ambassador to the not too regime. >> yes. >> had did he become the fuehrer? >> hitler was appointed chancellor early in 1933 in a political deal. those who engineered this deal thought that they could control him. there were proven wrong. he did not possess all powers initially. he was chancellor. hindenburg had word on who had power or not. but hindenburg died and hitler engineered not really a coup but seized, through various machinations, the power that hindenburg had and became the absolute ruler of germany. >> if we look at william dodd and his wife, natalie -- >> in

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outrage the fact they're going on vacation. >> bob: i don't like martha's vineyard.d for a lifetime from the golf course up there. >> greg: what did you do? >> bob: i hit one of the grand am of the back with a ball. >> greg: were your golfing or just throw the ball out them? >> bob: i teed off the first tee and didn't see her. >> greg: you didn't shout "fore"! >> bob: of course they deserve a vacation. i don't think anybody cares about this. jimmy cart earn when i worked for carter, somebody decided politically smart thing to do, get a paddle wheel boat down the mississippi river. carter liked to jog at 5:00 a.m. he was on the deck at 10:00, running around going boom, boom, boom, boom. waking everybody up. bad idea. >> eric: a vacation is fine. he has golfed 75 rounds of golf in the presidency. been to hawaii a couple times. he has been to spain. >> dana: he didn't go to spain, his wife went to spain. >> greg: i want him out of the white house. the less work your political leaders do the less damage they do. >> bob: why are you obsessed with the golf thing? do you ha

i'm martha maccallum in for greta van susteren. now president obama is demanding an emergency meeting tomorrow morning at the white house. he expects all of the leaders to be there. speaker boehner has said he will be there. house minority leader pelosi, harry reid and mitch mcconnell. joining me right now is senator mike lee, a republican from utah. he's the author of the new book freedom agenda. senator, welcome. it is a busy night. nobody starting their weekends yet. what is your reaction to what we just saw? >> well it is disability pog. not terribly surprising this is -- this is one of the things that happens when you try resolve a complex problem that needs input from all members of congress, with only five people. this has failed if the past. we had no assurance it would be more successful this time what is most galling is the fact that we have one legislative proposal that has been moving through congress, passed by the house of representatives, just tuesday night. it came up in the senate today, only to be shutdown by sena

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i'm martha maccallum in for greta van susteren. now president obama is demanding an emergency meeting tomorrow morning at the white house. he expects all of the leaders to be there. speaker boehner has said he will be there. house minority leader pelosi, harry reid and mitch mcconnell. joining me right now is senator mike lee, a republican from utah. he's the author of the new book freedom agenda. senator, welcome. it is a busy night. nobody starting their weekends yet. what is your reaction to what we just saw? >> well it is disability pog. not terribly surprising this is -- this is one of the things that happens when you try resolve a complex problem that needs input from all members of congress, with only five people. this has failed if the past. we had no assurance it would be more successful this time what is most galling is the fact that we have one legislative proposal that has been moving through congress, passed by the house of representatives, just tuesday night. it came up in the senate today, only to be shutdown by sena

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. >> they took martha washington's things many things were bequeathed by martha to her family her threegranddaughters and grandson we are standing in front of a case that has several pieces of silver rediscovered in fact just a few years ago. >> really. >> martha washington left her silver to her grandson who built arlington house now at the center of arlington national cemetery his daughter married robert e lee general in the civil war so when the civil war came arlington house was a target for union troops, mary lee packed up the silver took it into western virginia where it was buried to protect it during the war this piece, this small wine cooler washington had made in 1790 came back to the collection from lee family descendents in 1981 but the large wine cooler with the four bottle holder and little wine bottle roler on top, we didn't even know existed for many years. it was depicted in a book illustration in 1859 but hasn't been seen since. until the lee family was unpacking some trunks in an attic or basement and found these two wonderful pieces. >> discoveries like that always a

abc's defense expert martha raddatz with exclusive details. >> reporter: it is here on these dangerous streets where, over the years, we have watched al qaeda flourish. and leading them? anwar al awlaki, the terrorist officials say is the most likely to launch the next successful attack against americans. last may, u.s. officials tell abc news that the u.s. military dispatched harrier jets, predator drones and a special operations aircraft to follow a pickup truck in which awlaki was a passenger. but this mission would be marred by what an official described as a series of errors. crews tracking awlaki were unable to keep the laser, which guides the weapons, honed in on the moving truck. the first missile came from the special operations aircraft. it missed. that gave awlaki time to call additional al qaeda operatives for help. more missiles were fired from the harriers and predator. a huge fireball engulfed the truck but u.s. military trackers sat ststned as they watched the truck drive right out of the fireball to safety. the aircraft tried to keep tracking awlaki, but between the cl

while i always treasured my time dedicated to the martha graham dance company, where i lived for 2.5 years in new york, my dance with the wonderful fred astaire is the one i will remember fondly. it proves that plans to not always go smoothly, even if you are a first lady. fred astaire was a guest at a state dinner. like every other american woman who was ever seen a movie, i was dying to dance with them. as a trained dancer, i knew i could keep up. after dinner, the guests were dancing to the music of the marine corps band. i got up my nerve and i marched up to him and i asked him to join me on the dance floor. he was very charming, and explained that he really wasn't much of a ballroom dancer. he only danced to carefully choreographed numbers. i think he was trying to tell me, i won't dance, don't ask me. i did not take the hint. [laughter] i coaxed him out on the dance floor and we started, never missing a step. my ego was busting at the seams. my husband approached. he explained that our guest of honor was leaving. i know my husband has seen all the same movies that i have. appar

but martha would rather use that money on war. "ed show" guest, peter morici pushed the fiscal talk up a notch. >> in 2007, the operative the deficit was only 161 billion. we have a democratic congress them started writing legislation and extending medicaid benefits. now it is ten time as large. this is an obama pelosi created headaches. george bush did not create this with his policies. >> that might be the dumbest thing he ever said. check your career degree on that one, peter. bush came into office with a $128 billion surplus, so ending up with a $161 billion deficit isn't something to really brag about. and the reason the 2007 deficit wasn't even higher was because bush didn't count war spending in his budget. i guess it was that republican accounting. take a look at this chart from "the new york times." bush's policies incoming his massive tax cuts and his war with iraq and afghanistan. the projected costs over eight years, less than $1.5 trillion. for for him to say the bush administration didn't create the deficit is hog wa

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the war edition, here they are martha maccallum and steve doocy.her on the war thing you're a pansy, okay. that's a flower. >> i'm a flower? >> yeah. it is war. >> bill: here we go. question number one: before his meltdowns mel gibson made a popular movie about the revolutionary war. that had to hurt. the character was partially based on the real life general francis marion. what was his nickname? >> bill: the answer is c. it was a walt disney thing way back about the swamp fox. question number two: hbo series the pacific won eight emmys for its portrayal of the american campaign against the japanese in world war ii. >> which pacific battle was the deadliest of the entire war with more than 12,000 american troops killed? >> bill: the answer is b, okinawa. take a deep breath. they were all vicious, all of those campaigns, but okinawa was the worst, nobody would surrender. question number three: president obama commemorated memorial day by leaving a wreath at the tomb of the unknown. >> bill: memorial day starred in the 18 60s as a way to honor the c

zones might be a generous boy and you've got the right order of thoughts on believable and neighbor martha at that but you don't remember what it was like in the one nine hundred eighty s. when demonstrators like this were paid by the soviet k.g.b. any soviet. so what we have in summary. is a system that has no chance of working and a threat that does not exist and enormous amounts of misleading information being given to the czech republic and its government. as an american citizen i do not believe this is a good way to work with our friends and allies and i'll stop here. simply radio base will be two and a half kilometers away from my house and now i found out that the radar isn't even functional chilton so why are they building it then it will stop yet you seek to use the military a little bit just once to invest in something you know i invest in a radar that doesn't work or you don't get enough which. i think the real reason the radar they want to build the radar is because the bush administration is trying to establish a fact on the ground that would be difficult for the czech republi

i'm alisyn camarota in for martha maccallum. casey's parents walked out of the courtroom, some say sending a loud disapproval, but them saying that she believed from the beginning she was innocent. >> casey did not murder caylee. it's that simple. you cannot convict someone until they've had their day in court. >> this is a lesson to those of you who have indulged in media assassination for three years. bill: phil keating has been our man outside the courthouse in orlando, florida. phil, good morning down there. how likely is it that casey anthony walks free this week? >> reporter: it's certainly possible. it's in the realm of possibility that judge belvin perry, jr., tomorrow convenes the sentencing hearing of casey anthony and says time served is good enough, you've been in jail for the most part of three years, you can walk free, but more likely, she'll probably serve another year or two in the orange county jail before she's finally let free, because the 412 days that she was sentenced are eating up most of that three years

he did meet martha here at a bar in key west. she was a wonderful writer about the depression era and its problems. she was down here as an investigator reporting the story on the federal emergency relief agency and what they were doing in the town of key west and they did meet here but they didn't start having an affair until they both went off to report on the spanish civil war in about 1938 and then they were actually living together in a hotel in madrid under shell fire while his second wife pauline and three children. >> how many children. >> three children all together. john hemingway, and then patrick and gregory with pauline. >> next phone call, welcome to c-span is new town square, pennsylvania. go ahead. caller, you're on c-span. go ahead. caller: hello? >> pennsylvania, please speak up. we can hear you. caller: yes, this message -- this is for dr. miller actually, linda miller. i happen to have a copy of her book, the letters from the lost generation and it's actually a wonderful book and chronicles, i think, beautiful

. >> that's one reason why officer, martha aliviso, decided to move her family here. the one caveat? these houses are located inside san quentin's gates. when the workday is over, most officers head for the gates, en route to their homes. but for others, home is no more than 100 yards away. >> it's hard to live in the san francisco bay area. rent is so high. we couldn't buy a house because the prices just skyrocketed. and then, with just my income, it was just impossible to live like that, so i asked warden if it was okay if we moved in. we waited three years. but we got it and here we are. >> there are 87 houses in all, and when one becomes vacant, they become available to officers in need of cheaper rent and a shorter commute. >> i hear a lot of people say >> there are 87 houses in all, and when one becomes vacant, they become available to officers in need of cheaper rent and a shorter commute. >> i hear a lot of people say they don't want to move here because they never leave the prison. well, i come home and i'm home. >> not everyone in the family is so excited ab

>>shepard: thank you, martha. in box one the bill to end the debt crisis now making its way through the house of representatives. of course that is far from the end, facing the biggest hurdle in the senate. complete coverage and analysis straight-away. box two: police in texas have captured a soldier who they may have been plotting to attack ft. hood and has striking similarities to the debtly shooting spree at the same post two years ago. and box throw, today, the woman who accused the frontrunner of f the french presidency of rape and speaks out and what she is saying about her critics unless breaking news changes everything. but first from fox at 3:00, a live look at the house of representatives in washington, dc, as lawmakers are started on voting to fix the debt crisis. the latest in a drawn out political showdown of their own making in which lawmakers cannot reach a deal to raise the debt limit. some be that cover has -- something that congress has done routinely. or we will default. the republican speaker o

. >> even with no debt deal, he's planning a swanky vacation on martha's vineyard.ust 2nd deadline the president keeps referring to as armageddon. well, the commander in chief has a birthday blowout planned for the next day. >> when the president was president i urged him not to go to martha's vineyard, but to go hiking in the rockies. >> the interview went down hill from there. doocy's birthday party line isn't original. he ripped off louie goal ert of texas who got the ball rolling last weekend. >> the president has a big birthday bash scheduled for august 3rd, celebrities flying in from all over and lo and behold august 2nd is the deadline for getting something done. >> and, of course, even paul ryan of wisconsin has agreed that they need a deal by august 2nd. criticizing president obama for going on vacation is a favorite line of attack for the righties out there, they always conveniently forget the last guy who was in the white house, spent a third of his presidency clearing brush and showing off his golf game. >> i call upon all nations to do everything they c

his clients include michael vick and martha stewart. how quickly casey anthony's being set free? >> no, not at all, given the good time laws and the way that most states work in releasing prisoners, i'm not surprised at all. >> well, will she have any restrictions on her when she walks throughgates out of prison? >> that was a surprising part for me. i would have sentenced her differently. i would have sentenced her probably more controversial, but probably three years, and placed her on a period of supervised probation with strict conditions. but as the sentence is imposed now, there's no supervised release, there's no parole, there's no probation, so she'll be walking the streets free and clean. >> let me turn to you, lynn wood. you were a lawyer in the jonbenet ramsey case, so you're used to this kind of high-profile media circus trial. what did you make of the events of the last 48 hours? >> i can tell you that i'm aware of the fact that this young lady was, in effect, tried in the court of public opinion, long before the actual tri

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these are not people pitching a tent in backyard. >> laura: have you ever seen the martha's vineyard airport for the summer? it's jet gridlock likes a pen in the vineyard. >> strange thing because it was such small ball and then what you see romney doing. i actually think, joe, be interested to get your take on, this too. by not putting romney out there, he actually is appealing just to republicans and not to the primary base but to a wide swath of independents who have the anxiety about the economy that they're like, yeah, wait, this isn't working. >> laura: this corporate jet thing, even the "the washington post" today, glen kessler's piece saying this was very odd. i mean, first of all, this was an industry that creates a lot of jobs. very small lisa to the public. not like people are in corporate jets and there to drink champagne and do nothing else. especially when his wife comes back from africa using a government plane, do a nice trip. but it cost about $800,000 to the taxpayers. that's a lot of money, too. >> there was also a thing they did early on where they -- extending ta