peggy and daniel? through airport security. >> everyone, no exceptions. >> including the former secretary of defense, donald rumsfeld. >> take a look at this. tmz captured t tse photos of him getting the pat down here. you'll see he was at chicago's o'hare airport yesterday. tmz caught these photos as rumsfeld was cooperative. they say that he even smiled at some of the agents there. >> they work hard, those tsa guys and women. sometimes a smile goes a long way. >>> a lot of folks traveling might be wondering about the weather. here is a look at your national forecast. hail and high winds from the colorado rockies to western minnesota. showers and thunderstorms from minneapolis to kansas city. a wet day from the gulf coast to the carolinas with the heaviest downpours in the southeast. monsoon rains in the four corners region. >> i stop smiling when they take my lotion or my water bottle. >> they're not all perfect, let's be honest. >> then it's no fun and games. a wet 67 in seattle. 78 in sacramento. 8

peggy, daniel??all right, thank you. >>> a co-founder of a major mexican drug cartel is behehd bars today. he is a third in command of the cartel and one of mexico's most wanted men. the u.s. state department offered a $5 million reward for information leading to his arrest. >>> also from mexico a creative prison break that didn't quite work out. police say a woman was caught trying to sneak her common-law husband out of a press anyone a suitcase. the woman came to prison for a conjugal visit and guards noticed her pulling a big bulky suitcase. >> not a great idea. >>> here's a story that makes you want to sleep with your boots on. josh snyder has spina bifida and doctors were amazed that there was no infection. he wants to catch the rodent that bit off his toes because he wants revenge. >> understandably. no screen on the windows and the window was open. he's going to find that rodent. >>> britain's royals are resting after an action-packed day on prince edward island. >> prince william and his wife

peggy, daniel? >> that would be nice. >> i'm very reassured. >> i was concerned when you saw it, it looked like she was standing right there. >> looked pretty real. >>> heat warnings and advisories in ten states today across the middle of the country hot, hot, hot indeed. we have storms in the upper plains. thunderstorms along the gulf coast. more rain for drought-stricken texas. that's good news. also dry and warm out west. and a very pleasant day here in the east. >> looking forward to it. 84 in new york. 92 in charlotte. 91 in orlando. chicago will be 91. fargo 81. 99 in dallas. 89 in colorado springs. 77 in portland. and a nice, comfortable 81 in l.a. >> it's hard to dance when you're sitting down. we try. >> hot, hot, hot. we do our best. >>> you think that your little one has the cutest little baby face? how about these baby pictures. >> this is like staring at the sun, it's so cute. >> zoos across the nation are rolling out their new baby animals. and budgettravel.com is holding a contest to

joining the table, columnist for the wall street journal peggy noonan. >> peggy, what do you think --> no, we'll get to that. are you not surprised the republican party, they believe the republican party is handing barack obama a victory by their actions. do you agree with charles? >> they could. i feel that the republicans, first of all, they are surprised. there's a general sense boehner would go through with the margin of a few votes. the republicans have stopped their own momentum when they had momentum. they had policy momentum. they had beat back the forces that just gave us a debt ceiling increase with nothing attached. they beefed back taxes. they were going to get something like the beginning of serious cuts. it seemed to me they had so much going for them, so much momentum, then they stopped themselves last night. >> right. >> yeah, it was a -- i don't know if surprise is the right word. i found it dismaying. >> dismaying. charles was channelling bill buckley, who, of course, in 2005, basically whether we like it or not conservatives respect reality. he was being a conservat

rob and peggy? not used to being up this late it could be you have insomnia. hot weather can make you an insomniac. your body's cooling system isn't working as well so you're up all night. >> the thing that may work is to take a cool shower to help cool your body down. cool showers are oftentimes a good thing. >> sounds like a good idea. >>> as the big apple bakes, new yorkers have somewhere safe and cool to seek a little bit of refuge. 500 cooling centers have been set up across the five boroughs and they'll remain open most of the weekend. everyone is welcome to go there and cool off but officials are especially concerned about the elderly. and here's one way to beat the heat in michigan. grand rapids ice sculptor randy finch carved out ice chairs to cool off on for a good cause, part of a red cross fund-raiser to help the homeless. that looks refreshing. i'd take a seat. >> cools off one area. you need the whole effect. >> it's an important area. >>> okay, let's take a look at your friday forecas

peggy, daniel? >> isn't that interesting that five year later those words would come to be so true. >>> all right, little buddy. another sad passing in southern california. this manmade a living making people laugh. >> we're talking about sherwood schwartz. he created two lowbrow iconic sitcom ises known for their schlockysitcoms. ♪ the skipper brave and sure >> he created "the brady bunch" in 1969. critics hated the show but viewers still love it even to this day. the reruns are a big hit. decades later on cable tv. >> a classic moment. >> i hate to laugh at that but it really was. marcia, marcia, marcia! >> these shows did illuminate these struggles teenagers had, albeit in this semi-perfect way. sherwood schwartz died yesterday of intestinal infection, he was 94 years old. >> what a career. he definitely gave a lot of us a lot of joy watching those shows. i think a lot of people consider florence henderson to be america's mom, mrs. brady. >> the characters wind gilligan's island, we talked about

peggy, daniel?ana, thank you. >>> speaking of high-profile legal cases, notorious mob boss "whitey" bulger was back in boston 16 years after he fled the city, this time in handcuffs. the 81-year-old reputed mob boss and fbi informant pleaded not guilty to participating in 19 murders, as well as scores of other crimes date back to t t 1970s. families of victims and former law enforcement officials sat alongside bulger's two brothers for the arraignment. >>> another landmark in the road to overturning don't ask, don't tell policy. a federal appeals court has ordered the u.s. government to immediately stop enforcing that policy. although don't ask, don't tell was officially repealed in december, it still has been held up in appeals court. the pentagon now says the latest ruling prevents the military from discharging any servicemen or women based on their sexual orientation. >>> president obama is meeting with top lawmakers today at the white house to talk about the looming budget crisis. >> questions a

peggy, daniel?lking about in the news room this morning, this is really one of the situations where they did not have enough evidence to convict her. however, that doesn't mean maybe the jurors suspected she might be guilty. they had to stick to the letter of the law. if the evidence wasn't there -- >> abc analyst dave abrahams said they could have thought she was 95% guilty but not all the way, if so they had to await her. herc herq herui hert her. >> just after this acquittal, one of the lead prosecutors announced he will retire at the end of the week after 30 years on the job. >> across the nation there's been intense interest in the case. hundreds of tourists in new york's times square wewe stopped dead in their tracks as they watched the verdict come in. >> she got -- literally got away with murder and walked away. >> i'm surprised. because all of the evidence, you know, pointed that she is guilty. >> i guess the defense made a good enough case about, you know, pulling their heartstrings. made

to the alaska. >> but a week before the trip, peggy suddenly felt very sick. >> vomiting and everything else. she had to play lai down and stay in bed. >> it was another attack of vertigo a condition that strikes without warning. leaving her nauseous, no way could she be out at sea for ten days. >> i've had it in the past. i took my medication and i went to bed and stayed. >> they cancelled their trip figuring they would get their money back. then it says vacation protection plan from berkeley care insurance. it cancels vacations due to illness but it wouldn't paid the williams. she hadn't followed the rules for submitting the claim. >> i explained to them i had vertigo for a number of years. i had medication and i knew what to do. >> reporter: she did go to a doctor later but the policy is clear. sickness must be verified by a physician before you terminate the cruise, not after. peggy admits she never bothered to get a copy of the policy and never read it so the couple was out nearly $5,000. >> one person suggested that i call channel 7. so i did. >> berkeley care reviewed her case an

i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm daniel sieberg.des are talking tough when it comes to notiations on extending the nation's debt limit. neither the president nor the republicans are giving an inch here and the clock is still ticking, fyi. >> yeah, look at that. >> the latest on the showdown coming up in just a moment. a bit of a war of words going on right now. >> and sort of inappropriate, saying that the prez needs valium. it's kind of like, okay. >> maybe an offhanded comment that he'd like to take back. >> i think that could be the case. >>> also the bizarre story of a massachusetts woman whose body was found at the bottom of a local swimming pool. it had been there for days. people had been swimming in the pool while t t body was in it. what happened to h her and how did she go unnoticed for so long? this is just one of those you think,k,ow did this happen? >> how did it happen? we've all been in pools that looked a little dirty or murky to say the least but this is unbelievable. we'll get to that story a littlele later. >>> ha

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peggy and daniel? >>> and crews are facing major challenges in trying to clean up an oil spill in the yellowstone river in montana. >> the river has been flowing too fast and snow melt has pushed it above flood stage adding to fears the spill will be carried into areas that haven't yet been damage. >> boy. >>> also the southwest monsoon season is in full swing. you can tell this by a blinding dust storm. take a look at this. this one descended on the phoenix area. >> looked like something out of a hollywood movie. >> armageddon. >> the cloud was 50 miles wide and 1,000 feet high as it moved in last night reducing visibility to zero as you might imagine. a lot of people lost power and flights were temporarily grounded. >>> hopefully where you are it's not that extreme. as we look at the nation's weather, the four corners region could see more dust storms and flash flooding. those thunderstorms stretch into california and nevada. severe weather sweeps in with high winds and hail from the dakotas into den

peggy, daniel?ony is guilty or innocent is our question of the day at wnnfans.com. >> we certainly have a jury of folks on wnnfans.com letting us know what they think about this. by the way, we want to let people know, there will be a 30-minute warning before actually the verdict comes down. >> right. >> so that people can sort of gather and get ready for what the news is. right now the news is coming om our viewers and this is what you're saying. >> dozens of comments already. by and large the folks on the site here, guilty. that's what they're saying. >> a lot of the people, that's sort of their sentiment right now. but once again, that will remain to be seen by the jury. >> very emotional. >>> major developments today, another high-profile case. there are reports sex assault charges against dominique strauss-kahn in new york could soon be dropped. prosecutors in the case fear the alleged victim is no longer credible. but in france a new accuser is stepping forward. a novelist will file a criminal

rob and peggy?ndex rises, so of course does concern for the elderly. community outreach groups are trying to make it easier for older americans to cope in this stifling weather. a volunteer group in grand rapids, michigan, for example, has been pretty busy delivering fans to seniors free of charge to keep themem safer, not to mention a little cooler. good for them. they need help, especially vulnerable. >> this is serious heat, we're not messing around with these temps. >>> let's take a look at the weather right now, see what it's going to look like. we do have some hail, dangerous winds and dangerous downpours around omaha, kansas city, des moines, chicago, and northern new england. thunderstorms from nashville to new orleans and to the carolinas. showers in the pacific northwest and rain in the rockies. >> 84 in billings. 93 in colorado springs. 107 in phoenix. nearly 90 in the twin cities and omaha. look at all the 90s here in dallas, kansas city, and atlanta. here in the northeast, 91 in new yor

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daniel and peggy?ew allegations in the hacking scandal which has enveloped the murdoch media empire. reporters were accused of paying queen elizabeth's bodyguards for seseet information about her, potentially jeopardizing her safety. they were also accused of accessing former prime minister gordon brown's bank account information and stealing medical records of his seriously ill son. >>> officials say they want compensation for damage done to the american embassy by syrian protesters. hundreds of syrian government supporters stormed the u.s. embassy compound, smashing windows and spray painting walls with graffiti. at tack came after the american ambassador visited the city hama, a region that strongly opposes the syrian president. >>> it as story that gripped our hearts last week. we're talking about the baseball fan who went for a foul ball then fell to his death in front of his young son. >> horrifying. he was a firefighter and hundreds gathered to pay their last respects. abc's diana alvear joins u

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rob and peggy? >> it really has been hot here. we have the humidity that we're fighting with here in new york. it does make it tough. like the rest of the country. don't do that. >> sorry. >>> let's take a look at what's going on here across the country. even more humidity from philadelphia to raleigh. just got hot in here.ç severe storms in the upper midwest. afternoon thunderstorms around indianapolis, nashville, atlanta, jacksonville, and houston. more downpours in the four corners region. they can probably use some of that moisture. >> 90s on most places on the map. dallas, colorado springs, omaha, kansas city, baltimore, and detroit will bake today, again in the 90s. not so here in new york. just a mild, lovely 88. but very humid. be careful out there. >> balmy. >>> pretty hot in the uk as this continues, this story here. britain's prime minister will feel the heat as he answers questions from parliament about the phone-hacking scandal. that's after media mogul rupert murdoch and his son testif

>> i can assure you one thing, i'm every bit as worried as peggy is, probably more. i'd say to peggy, if we don't get this fixed, all of us ought to get fired. >> reporter: utah republican orrin hatch says no way to any tax increases. >> i think it's a disgrace that the politicians can't get the budget together. >> reporter: don't you have to stop blaming the other side and actually working with the other side? >> not when they're wrong. not when they're wrong. >> reporter: allen west is a tea party republican. >> i would like to see congressmen and senators stand there and not have a little d or a little r in front of their names. >> reporter: you guys aren't even talking to each other. she's right about that, right? >> you're standing here with a guy that's not willing to put the credit of this country at risk. you're standing with a guy that's not willing -- >> reporter: but you'll vote against a debt ceiling increase. >> absolutely. >> reporter: emanuel cleaver is a liberal democrat. is comomn sense going to prevail? >> well, we don't t ve a lot of chon sense her

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i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm rob nelson.nding and come up with more money, investors are now banking on gold. see what's happening to the price of precious metals during this very uncertain situation.ñr i'm going to steal some of your jewelry. >> that's right, i know, hands off. who knew this would get so valuable. there's gold parties where people sort of sell their jewelry because you can make so much money. >> tough times. >> it is tough times for a lot of folks. >>> also coming up ahead, a very disturbing story from the pacific northwest where police >>> coming up ahead, police say a troubled mother tried to sell her newborn baby for as little as $500. you'll never believe where this took place at a taco bell restaurant. >> they say post-partum depression issues, a divorce. obviously emotional trauma. >> a bad situation. >>> later this half hour, they finished in second place of course at the world cup but they're still treated as champions as they should be. team usa gets a rousing welcome here in new york. i was out of

peggy fox is live now with the latest. oh my goodness, look at that stuff, peggy. >> this is a huge crane. they had to bring it in so they could lift two utility poles, one at a time up over these two homes. because the two utility homes in their backyards came crashing to the ground in sunday night's storm. dominion virginia power crews found two downed utility poles behind two homes on williamsburg road. they realize they couldn't just drop the trees to the ground because under the leaves was a buick and a jaguar. >> the work that is involved here is tremendous. we're going to remove all of the trees that are here, being careful not to damage the two vehicles that are underneath all of these trees that have fallen. >> to replace the two poles would take special care as well. a massive crane had to be brought in. because trucks could not drive into the backyards with the new poles. the poles would have to be lifted up and over the houses. a very rare procedure. hundreds of arlington residents were without power for much o

peggy and daniel? >>> now to a fight on the gridiron.t of them. the players ended up throwing more punches than balls at a summer scrimmage in baton rouge. it turned into an all-out brawl as helmets were ripped off and players went wild on the field. coaches from both squads took about five minutes to break up the fight. >> not to sportsmanlike. >>> taking a look though at your friday forecast now. heavy rain,ome heavy rain, hail, and gusty winds from hail, and fromis to nashville and the to nashville and the showers around d.c., carolinas. hiladelphia, and boston. strong storms from the montana and northern colorado areas to montanatas. thunderstorms in the desert southwest. the >> 67 in seattle. 85 in salt lake city. southwest. t lake lbuquerque. e.s across the midwest. 5 in boston. 94 in atlanta. lanta. in miami. i. course we're watching the eather in florida. > yes. >> yes >> r rated to the shuttle. t's right.right. ng to the songning to the song "summertime" which baseball goes "summertime" w elly well with summertime. the yankees'

>> all right, peggy. thank you for that. >>> the vw parkway is back open tonight after a speed enforcement camera operator got pretty much the scare of his life. he was working inside his camera vehicle when he was attacked by a man brandishing a shotgun and a hammer. scott broom has been on the scene all afternoon. scott, i mean, this is a bizarre case. is this man apparently still out there? >> reporter: yes, he is still on the loose and to hear police tell the story is he a real dangerous loose cannon kind of personality armed and screaming as this unfolded today right near the entrance to vwi airport. it happened about 11:30 this morning. the suspect emerging from the woods along the roadside where this speed enforcement trap was set up as usual with a worker inside the vehicle that had cameras on it. the maryland state police picking it up from there. >> he said that the individual went to the rear window of the jeep and began tapping on the rear window with a shotgun. the witness was obviously frigh

peggy, thanks so much. an incredible story, really. >>> we have an update on a crash with a different ending on the bw parkway. this one was fatal. u.s. park police have identified the person killed as 28-year-old sabron king from burtonsville. three other people were seriously hurt in the crash. this happened just after 10:00 last night. police say the car went off the road, struck several trees and they're still trying to figure out what led to that crash. >>> the woman accused of a brutal murder that unnerved a bethesda community in march was in a montgomery county courtroom today. brittany norwood is charged with killing jayna murray, a coworker at the lululemon athletica shop. andrea mccarran attended the hearing. she has this report from the circuit courthouse in rockville. >> reporter: brittany norwood's murder trial has been set to begin october 24th. it is expected to last eight days. in a somewhat surprising statement today, her lawyer, douglas wood said his client is facing possible competency is

i'm peggy fox reporting live, back to you, lesli. >> thanks. we are of course in the peak season for waterfront and tragedy and yesterday a six- year-old boy drowned at the sandy point state park. he was out in a secluded part of the water and could have been missing for a half hour. this turn of events happens all too often out in open waters and pools and spas every day during this time of the year. the safety commission says at least 123 children have either died or come close to drowning in pools and spas just since memorial day and they are urging parents to keep kids safe out in the water. so this campaign that they launched does not cover waters and lakes and oceans and rivers and of course with so many of us headed to the beach, this right here something that children need. we don't see enough of them. when you look across the beach, little ones should have a coast guard approved life jacket on. it costs about $60 and the thing to know about drownings with kids is it happens so quickly and quietly that this kind of personal flotation de

peggy and daniel? >> ramifications everywhere. why is the president pushing for that big deal when they can't seem to agree on any deal. >> reporter: the president sees this as an opportunity to get something done, make a significant debt in the deficit. it doesn't get any easier down the road but peggy and daniel, everybody in washington has their eye os on the political calendar. next we're is the presidentntl year and every member of congress is up for re-election. it would be a lot harder if they did a short-term deal and do it all over agagn. the president doesn't want it to happen before election day and doesn't want a lame duck congress to deal with this. much better if they can get one that goes through early 20134 but at this point it's impossible to just get a deal. >> you heard him emphasize let's get this done, why delay the pain. abc's karen travers, thank you very much. >> the summer is here and the living ain't easy. blistering heat with nearly two dozen states under advisory or warnings. >> many shot into triple di

peggy fox was there. peggy. >> reporter: her face was filled with grief and pain as she sat in the courtroom this morning waiting for her name to be called. the 40-year-old mother of three is a veterinarian but on her way to work one day last month she made a deadly mistake and forgot about her little boy in the back seat. >> we know the community has been very supportive to you. is that going to help? karen murphy and her husband answered no questions as they walked quickly out of the judicial centre. slee is charged with felony murder, child neglect and abuse after accidentally leaving her 2-year-old son ryan strapped in her honda odyssey. she forget to drop him at the daycare before going to her vetrinary hospital. the child was left in the minivan for more than seven hours. at the end of the day she drove home until her husband called and wondered why he wasn't at daycare where he was supposed to pick him up. >> i'm surprised that the prosecutor elected to bring these charges literally within two week

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daniel and peggy?and, john, depending what happens today in the courtroom, what is s xt for this woman? >> reporter: well, after sentencing, of course, she could be freed on bail and then come the offers. remember, there is nothing stopping her since she was declared not guilty from profiting on the ordeal. so book agents say they expect a frenzyzyf offers. and the advances alone, just the advances, could total up to a million dollars, and, of course, there's talk also of reality y show offers. >> and possibly adopting a baby or something i heard at one point too. >> yeah. >> john hendren live in washington, thank you. there will be much more on the anthony sentencing coming up on "good morning america" and any time on abcnews.com. >>> in the meantime, we are following a developing story in malaysia where police have brought a hostage situation to a close. i man was wielding a machete and a hammer when he burst into a classroom in southern johor state. >> 30 kindergartners and their teacher r re held h

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