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i'm anna kooiman, now back to cavuto on business. >> welcome back, never mind the savings, just looke hiking. the congressional budget office saying that the president's health care law with small businesses with 4 billion in new fees and taxes, charles you say forget the savings, you're by the 4 million in added fees. >> i think it's going to be more than that. cbo has been manipulated so much, i hate to say this, they've lost a lot of credibility. >> and young man-- >> i'm trying to be. >> when they release numbers that philosophical and-- >> all right. >> fair is fair. >> until then let's let common sense rule the day. this obamacare thing is going to specifically destroy the small businesses, the small business job creators and you know what? there's no way around it. everyone says it and admits it, you be put out the numbers, we know the numbers are going to be worse when the time comes and i think that everyone realizes that. >> what does worry me about the rollout of the health care, along with upfront. that's by and large what we've got upfront. kids with pre-existing conditi

i'm anna kooiman, back to bulls and bears. >> our keystone loss, chinese gain?or 15 billion bucks, but chuck schumer is trying to block the deal over what he calls u.s. security concerns, this after he helped to block the keystone oil pipeline deal and not only is the oil blockade why canada is turning to china and why prices are so high in the u.s. and toby, that someone is you. >> well, i admire mr. schumer on blocking, what they're blocking is our ability to take this massive resource and bring it into the united states, lowering our prices. guess what, call it the china move. the chinese look at us and throw their hands up and say, these idiots are going to block it, and we're in. we're not going to just buy this, this is the beginning and a lot of stuff in the gulf, but this oil is going to be double or tripled out of the money they ask from the pipeline from alberta to british columbia to china, and call it the china pipeline. >> and gary b, is that going to raise some prices, do you think, in the end? >> oh, absolutely, brenda, oil is supply and demand an

and anna kooiman from the news room. >> the mayor is saying some of the gravely injured may not survive, the at least seven remain in critical condition as family and friends continue to mourn the 12 lives already lost. three young men took bullets for their loved ones, 26-year-old jonathan blunk, an aspiring navy seal. 24-year-old alex thieves, the recent graduate of a masters psychology program and 27-year-old target employee, matt mcquinn used their bodies to protect their girlfriends, saving their lives. >> and matt did what a man is supposed to do, you protect the ones you love, no matter what the cost. >> the youngest of the victims, six year old veronica sullivan, her mother remains in critical condition with gunshot wounds in the throat and abdomen. the oldest victim, 51-year-old gordon cowden, described as a true texas gentleman, was seeing the movie with his two teenage children and comic book geek and new york mets fan, 27-year-old alex sullivan, would have been celebrating his birthday. he was described as a ball of joy. and rebecca wingo mother of two, described as having a

and let's go to anna kooiman standing by in the news room. e 12 victims here and first and foremost, anna, we want to remember them. you saw the mayor standing next to the president. the mayor of aurora saying the gravely injured may not be surviving. the number of the death toll stands at 12, but could be rising. let's look at the memory of some of those victims. >> three young men took bullets for their loved ones. 26-year-old jonathan blunk, aspiring navy seal. and alex thieves, a masters graduate. and matt mcquinn target employee, used their bodies to protect their girlfriends saving their lives. >> matt did what a man is supposed to do. you protect the ones you love no matter what the cost. >> reporter: the youngest of the victims, six year old veronica sullivan, her mother remains in critical condition with gunshot wounds in the threat and abdomen. the oldest victim, gordon cowden, described as a true texas gentlemen was seeing the movie with his two teenage children. comic book geek and he was celebrating his birthday and alexander boik

here to explain all of this is anna kooiman. >> it's the love hormone we are talking about.ording to a study in california while communicating through social media web sites they are releasing ox cotton which is the love hormone. it doesn'ttis distinguish between real and texting. it is wialso released during se causing women to feel a greater bond toward the partner. it helps produce cortisol which is the primary stress hormone. >> if you want to fall in love you have to find credibility. there is a new gene that helps them do that. >> in the next decade it will be common for young people to go genetic testing and help them celt down with a spouse who will ensure a healthy baby. one of the reasons for the trend is increase in christ for dna testing. scientists say it is unlikely people will have the luxury to use technology to choose eye color and intelligence instead to stop genetic diseases. society is too caught up on celebrity status and physical perfection. the practice is like playing god and should not be done because could lead to more abortions. >>> whether thot we

. >> harris: if it goes on schedule it will start on tuesday, anna kooiman, thank you.e dance 210 miles above our head. and an attempt to dock with the unable space station, would you believe this is all to take out the trash? a member of congress who happens to be a military veteran accusing the u.s. army of refusing to provide our troops with life saving technology in afghanistan. it was detected the single greatest threat in the field. why isn't the military using it? [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save yoby switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or, "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology, and majors in efficiency. so whatever they save, you save. hassle, time, paperwork, hair-tearing-out, and yes, especially dollars. esurance. insurance for the modern world. click or call. >> well, it's a clear-cut case of at first you don't succeed, try and try again. an unmanned russian spacecraft finall

. >> i am anna kooiman.teers joining the search for two young cousins in iowa. 8-year-old elizabeth collins and cook marisi were last seen friday afternoon in ever vans dale. their bikes found by a lake a few hours after they were reported missing. much of the lake mane searched. investigators are treating it as a missing person's case. the possibility of the girls being kidnapped is not being ruled out. gas prices dropped $0.07 foefr t over the past three weeks. average price is 3.341. diesel price is falling 5 percent in the same period. drivers better enjoy the better prices while they can because crude oil prices are rising. that will likely end the downward betweened at the pump. >> i am anna koyman back to fox files the enemy within. >> nearly three years since the massacre of fort hood in november 2009 questions have been raised. how does this happen? how does someone like in aed sal hasan continually move up in the army ranks. >> senator joe lieberman and collins are ranking committees of governmenta

it's time now to get all scrambled up and anna kooiman is here to help us out this morning. >> honeymoont it this morning. >> it was our question of the day and -- >> now you guys have to stretch. >> there you go. >> i want to know, which one agrees with the buddy

here now to explain is fox's own anna kooiman. >> good morning to all of you at home.having children later in life may reduce a woman's risk of cancer. a new u.s. study finds women who gave birth after age 40 are 44 percent less likely to develop endometrial cancer than those who have children in their 20s. women who become mothers in their 30s had a lower risk. that is good news. there is an increased risk of ovarian and breast cancer. >> late night tv and computer sessions not good for your health. >> if you spend late nights in front of the tv or in front of the computer. one study says you may be increasing your risk for depression. they had hamsters with a dim light at night their systems were similar to depressed people. artificial light from electronics could be playing a big role in the increase. it is reversible. if you quit falling asleep in front of the tv or computer you can decrease your risk for depression. >> it is all about the artificial light. >>> this one is depressing. cancels all of the benefits of your working. >> they plan on doing a little bit m

it's time now to get all scrambled up and anna kooiman is here to help us out this morning. >> honeymoont it this morning. >> it was our question of the day and -- >> now you guys have to stretch. >> there you go. >> i want to know, which one agrees with the buddy moon? do you agree with that, a buddy moon over a honeymoon? just the two of you? kind of like a bromance. >> i'm not taking a guest other than my wife on the honeymoon. call my old fashioned. >> she's watching right now. >> i'd like to extend the party, personally. i think it should be more than just two. >> why? >> because we are a village. >> funny, too, when people do these destination weddings, their entire families are there. >> that's the wedding. not the honeymoon. >> not the honeymoon. >> all right. have a great show, guys. >> bye! >> "fox & friends" starts right now. >> good morning to you. today is wednesday, july 25th. i'm in for gretchen carlson. this just in overnight. a police chase goes horribly wrong as a suspect heads straight for niagara falls. brand new details from the scene. >> and it looks like democratic

anna kooiman is live on the story in our new york city newsroom. s raised by this. >> reporter: oh, yeah. a pilot suspected of murder in colorado use ad rug to scale a razor wire fence in st. george, utah. that is 20 miles northeast of las vegas. gaining access to a empty 50 passenger skywest jet. it is unclear how 40-year-old brian hedge lynn slipped past security. though asked skywest to deactivate his access card on jewel this. that is the same day they found christina cornejo's body, his girlfriend of four years stabbed multiple times. he was the key suspect but hadn't been charged though he was facing charges for harassing her. skywest put him on administrative leave the same day. they found a motorcycle identified as hedglin's. he clipped a wing and crashed into multiple cars in the parking lot. >> the first person who enter the plane was a skywest employee who accessed the plane above the cockpit. was able to shut it down. at that point officers entered into the side and encountered him deceased. he was not alive at any point. >> reporter: he

rick: anna kooiman in the newsroom. thanks. martha: we have more information on the likely storm system that spawned a tornado in central pennsylvania. this is video you start to see the funnel forming in the video before the skies unleash a real mess of a storm out there. boy the skies got dark around here as well. it was worse for folks in this area. a little further north in lewis run, they knew right away they were in for trouble. listen. >> we got a big gust of wind. i took off and touch my door or nothing. i went down on my basement. i got in the basement, i stayed there until my house rattled. i heard the. >> trees snapping and everything. >> lived 50 years since a child. i saw many a storm. always dodged a bullet but this one got me. but no one hurt. everything's fine. martha: that was lucky news for them. there was one fatality. police say a woman was killed by a falling tree in a rural area near the border with new york. tough, tough storm action. rick: really is. in williamsport, pennsylvania, a family narrowly avoid

. >> harris: if it goes on schedule it will start on tuesday, anna kooiman, thank you.nd an attempt to dock with the unable space station, would you believe this is all to take out the trash? a member of congress who happens to be a military veteran accusing the u.s. army of refusing to provide our troops with life saving technology in afghanistan. it was detected the single greatest threat in the field. why isn't the military using it? >> well, it's a clear-cut case of at first you don't succeed, try and try again. an unmanned russian spacecraft finally docking at the international space station after a failed attempt last week. progress, 47 cargo ship separated for testing and things went awry with the new docking system. today's connection, much more successful. and the ship's faulty docking system will be sent back to earth for some tweaking. by the way, progress 47 mission to take out the trash, from the iss, reburned as the ship reenters earth's atmosphere a member of the armed house services committee, questioning the the army. claiming providing troops in techno

anna kooiman is here with a preview.> the family has been waiting a long time for this. we will be hearing from both sides. the lack of physical evidence means the prosecution will be relying on hearsay or circumstantial evidence to prove their case. the evidence includes statements sabio and stacy peterson made to family and friends about threats by their husband and alleges before disappearing stacy peterson told family that drew peertd son admitted to her about killing sabio. sabio's family members have waited years for the trial to begin and hopes it will bring closure. >>> they are doing pretty well, as well as can be expected. they are very concerned and anxious that the trial may not go their way and may not find the truth of the matter at hand. but they are optimistic and hoping that's what gets done here. >> here say is not typically allowed but an appellate court did rule jurors can hear the statements. >>> during the jury selection what we saw is drew peterson taking part in his own defense. he has been. >> pl

anna kooiman, liz claman, cheryl casone.iece plan should be a wakeup call for everyone. >> the violence is increasing, the june was the deadliest month for the syrian people. there's no doubt that the opposition is getting more effective in their defense of themselves and in going on the offense against the syrian military. >> alisyn: clinton says the resume must acknowledge that its days are numbered. and a troop of boy scouts has to put future cookouts and trips on hold. the trailer storing their equipment was taken. this is. and it was thousands of dollars of tents, grills and scouting equipment and it was donated and bought with money from fundraisers and troop leaders say the loss has been hard to deal with. >> for them to see that someone came and took the trailer and their hard work and that kind of thing, i think it was a big moral heart break. >> alisyn: the troop was planning a trip to the canadian rockies in a few weeks and that may have to be postponed and hopefully with this publicity we can find the culprit. a

anna kooiman, thank you. jenna: brand new security cameras catch a bizarre site.n a motorized wheelchair decides to take the escalator. we'll tell you who came to her rescue coming up. >>> plus the fda approving a new pill to help you lose weight. does it work? is it safe? those are important questions for dr. manny. he has answers coming up next. [ female announcer ] think a thick cream is the only way to firm skin? challenge the need for such heavy measures with olay. regenerist micro-sculpting serum for firmer skin in 5 days. pretty heavy lifting for such a lightweight. [ female announcer ] olay regenerist. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jenna: "happening now", big health news potentially, a new way to lose weight weight. the food and drug administration approving a new loss drug. the second diet pill approved last three months. we got a drug approved, belvic for very same purposes. what are the health risks of these drugs, most importantly, maybe not most importantly but important to a lot of patients do they work? dr. manny is with us managing editor of foxnewshealth.com. what do y

. >> harris: if it goes on schedule it will start on tuesday, anna kooiman, thank you.miles above our head. and an attempt to dock with the unable space station, would you believe this is all to take out the trash? a member of congress who happens to be a military veteran accusing the u.s. army of refusing to provide our troops with life saving technology in afghanistan. it was detected the single greatest threat in the field. why isn't the military using it? [ cellphone rings ] the wife. hey, babe. got the jetta. i wiped the floor with the guy! not really. i would've been fine with 0% for 36 months, but i demanded 60. no...i didn't do that. it was like taking candy from a baby. you're a grown man. alright, see you at home. [ male announcer ] the volkswagen autobahn for all event. we good? we're good. [ male announcer ] at 0% apr for 60 months, no one needs to know how easy it was to get your new volkswagen. that's the power of german engineering. >> well, it's a clear-cut case of at first you don't succeed, try and try again. an unmanned russian spacecraft finally dock

and we also had a story from anna kooiman, showing those married, setbacks and turn them into a comeback from willie jolley, a motivational speaker needs adjustment in attitude, an attitude of adjustment. and are they stories of people turning around and as well as going out there and saying we have to change our attitude. we have to understand we're a great country with great possibilities? >> well, i know that the president had some politics that he put in place from what he called small businesses and that's businesses with a million dollars in sales. when we step back and look at small businesses, we're looking at the mom and pop operation that toolly employ two and three people and create a living for themselves. and mostly in the service sector today. it's very difficult, even in the past when you lost your job, you may open a bookstore and dress shop, it's difficult when wal-mart can retail a dress cheaper than you can buy it wholesale. peeve a problem with that, but those are the small businesses and people we need to inspire and create a situation so that they can great jobs for

anna kooiman live with more. what can you tell us? >> the 12 victims range in age from 6 to 51. veronica moser was the youngest killed. her mother fighting for her life in critical condition, still doesn't know her six-year-old daughter is dead. 27-year-old matt mcquinn died while shielding his girlfriend, samantha, from the gun fire. she escaped unharmed. 23-year-old micayla was a self described subway sandwich artist. her family agonized for hours before learning of her fate. alex sullivan, a husband, brother, and son. he planned to ring in his 27th birthday at the movie and then celebrate his first wedding anniversary on sunday. 27-year-old petty officer third class john larimer was the youngest of five children. navy notification team contacted his family last night. 24-year-old jessica ghawi who recently moved to denver to pursue a career as a sports reporter was shot in the complex then the head, according to her brother, jacob. she narrowly missed a shooting at a mall in canada just last month. and as you said earlier, a vigil is taking place to honor those mentioned and

reason why you should avoid spanking your child fortunately jo -- joining us wi the details is anna kooiman research out that says children disciplined with spanking are more likely to have mental issues as an adult. it is studied in the journal "pediatrics" and it analyzed data from a government survey said those pushed, slapped, grabbed shoved by their parents have a higher risk of developing mental health issues ranging from anxiety disorders to drug and alcohol abuse. spanking and other physical punishments have been abolished in 30 nations around the world and the united states and canada are not among them. experts say positive reinforcement and loss of privileges is more effective. >> previous studies talked about severe punishment. this is more mild and modest punishment. another issue we're talking about is women in early stages of their pregnancy may be able to take over the counter pain medication after all. >> big news for expectant mothers who use over the counter pain meds may not have an increased risk of miscarrying their child. some studies have pointed to an increased risk

i'm anna kooiman, and head for the latest on foxnews.com. ♪ . >> and send me all of those e-mails about right. what's this? oh, no, he didn't. hey, cancel that trip to the naacp convention in houston, you know, the one i've been trying to avoid. yeah, well, now i've got a real excuse not to go. i've got to read all of these e-mails. isn't it article 9's definition of taxes and was very browed and certain provisions of obama care violate the constitution? what if the employer does not offer health coverage and one employs for a tax credit. must play a nondeductible tax. and i guess i'm actually going to have to read my affordable care act. [applause] >> there's going to be.... >> mike: oh, yeah, so we sent all of your e-mails to the white house and i'm sure president obama is spending all of his time reading them right now, but it's not for lack of our having sent them because we took them seriously and you took them seriously and we want to share more for you. and i'll try to respond to as many as you can. you keep sending them. we'll keep answering them. got it from bill. why we hear t

anna kooiman is live with more. hi. >> hi.alked through to help homeless veterans get back on their feet. started in newark, new jersey after after losing a high school buddy serve not guilty iraq, the tragedy inspired them to give back. 66-year-old gene anderson served on a gunship during the vietnam war, but couldn't find a job when he returned and has been homeless for almost a decade. >> i was honored when i was in the service, i had a loft respect. i came home, people turned their backs on me 'cause i was in vietnam. >> the g.i. go fund helps vets like anderson with their midnight missions, with volunteers, social workers and nurses offering a food and clothing to anyone in need. information about housing and jobs programs is given, as well as health care. vets are vulnerable to homelessness because of physical disabilities, posttraumatic stress disorder and more recently, a tough economy. >> they're out there every single day fighting and when they come home, they're dealing with the same bad economy that we're dealing w

anna kooiman is live in new york with the very latest on this part of the story. >> we have literallyceived a full list of the 12 victims from the arapaho county coroner's office. the ages range from 6 to 41. caused by gunshot wounds. 1-year-old a.j., 29-year-old jesse childress, 26-year-old jonathan blunk. 41-year-old gordon. 24-year-old alexander keys, and 32-year-old rebecca wingo. 6-year-old veronica moser is also one of the 12 dead. and 27-year-old matt mcquinn died while shielding his girlfriend, samantha, from the gun fire. mcquinn has been presumtively identified, but is awaiting definitive identification. 24-year-old sports blogger, jessica, who wrote about surviving a shooting in canada, was shot in the leg and then in the head. 27-year-old petty officer third class john larimer was among the dead. navy notification team contacted his family last night. 23-year-old michaela. her family said waiting was tough. alex sullivan, a husband, brother and son, also killed. alex planned to ring in his 27th birthday at the movie and then celebrate his first wedding anniversary on sunda

now more from anna kooiman. >> many of the jobs lost during the recession were related to the housing boom and bust. construction finance and manufacturing jobs. demand for service jobs from stylists to food prep workers, to home health care aides actually increased during and after the recession. after the recession from 2007 to 2010, we've got a graphic there, this is a recent study from the massachusetts institute of technology. the number of middle skilled jobs, most susceptible to being replaced by machines or shipped by machines fell by 12%. high edition jobs fell. but despite the recession, thereof a 2% increase in personal service jobs. >> we're seeing a shift to service-type jobs because automation and offshoring are several of the factors held back job growth and goods producing sectors and they have not held back job growth in the service producing sector. >> aging baby boomer population translates to a need for home health care workers and more women in the work farce -- force allows for child care, pet care. they provide necessary services to the public. >> people always

anna kooiman live in new york city with more. >> reporter: you don't want to get close to that, jenna. crews working through the night but still tens of thousand of people in new york, new jersey and pennsylvania getting ready for work in the dark. one new york county remains in a state of emergency after a possible tornado hit the city of elmira. governor andrew cuomo declaring the emergency as teams are coming in from other parts of the state to assist with power restoration. >> i have seen my ac coming through the window. i had to hold it. i saw the sky was blank because it was going by so fast. >> reporter: a possible tornado also reported in pennsylvania. folks across the northeast seeing trees blocking some roadways. power lines toppled and roofs torn off small structures. >> i seen it coming up and, like i say, we got a big gust of wind and i took off and didn't even shut my door or nothing. i went down to my basement. i got in my basement. i stayed there until my house rattled and, i heard the trees snapping and everything and i just stayed right there and hoped for the best.