stewart, bill boies, bartenders, stewardess, there were crowds of people to take care of the passengers. >> thank you steve, for answering my questions but i think what i would like to do now is open the floor a little bit so that anybody in the audience who might want to ask the author a question has that opportunity. dewolf think that is a good idea. >> after only 17 years of service there are two reasons for this. in the late 50's the aircraft came in and initially the shipping companies were like this is a huge deal. people probably want to take the ship one way to relax but it ends up being by the early 60's the united states, we are all losing money so they had a big cash and trainer ramesh hands and then the u.s. government began thinking well we don't really need ships anymore to trap the troops to oversee we are not losing their plans. as of november 1959 the government pulled the plug on the ships very generous subsidies. the united states says we can't afford to operate the ship without subsidy and also there is a lot of labor, there's a lot of strikes and feelings and a lot

bill: boy that's some easy money if you can get it, right? >> always good work if you can get it.raudulent claim that was outside of the purview that this loophole would allow. bill: we did this story back in may, but it was not to the degree that it is today. in may we reported about $4 billion in fraud. now this number is almost double to 7.4 billion. how is that possible? >> that number was based on 2010 numbers that came out of the treasury department's inspector general report. what the senate budget committee, the republican side of the at budget committee did was extrapolate what it would look like in 2011. which was $5 billion, and this year 7.4 billion. you can see the number continue to rise. that has quadrupled in the last five years. bill: it blows your mind. >> with that loophole we're seeing vastly larger amounts of money going to people -- bill: you mention that the legislation was held up by harry reid back in the spring. is there any effort to bring this back again? >> based on my understanding, i know that senator sessions is very passionate about this issue. i'v

john: if they put bill was a boy would have seen the. >> that is exactly right. >> the point of the estimateentirely valid to keep track of what the media are saying. that is an important function actually i would argue. this is a very different thing for, an attempt to swells comments that they disagree with, to crush a perspective that they don't they got to be aired. an attempt to employ its certain people to shut up is. john: he published an internal memo on their enemy list. other conservative new sites, even conservative politicians were on the list. the leftwing group has been enemies list and they're conservative. are not surprised. >> well, there is a certain irony here. the memory of the mccarthy time is kept alive by the left as a way to point out, you know, the excesses of conservatives and this is what can happen when the powerful run amok. here is a left-wing group, clearly the irony meter was broken the day they decided to do that, people trying to get people they disagree with to stop talking. john: telling people to stop talking is creepy. of the other hand, when they covere

. >> bill: boy how do we get that schedule, congressman? e's the julian calendar and the gregorian calendar and then there's the congressional calendar. >> yes. i want to be on that calendar. >> bill: oh, my god. so are republicans really going to go into this election -- i just heard you say this. i just want to establish it again. they're really willing to go into this election saying, in effect we're willing to let taxes go up on 100% of the american people unless the very wealthy get a tax cut. >> that is their position. >> bill: nia malika, go figure. >> i think there is going to be a lot of inaction as representative connolly said. only eight days left. that might be a good place for mitt romney to be. this sort of fuzzy inaction around many issues and it seems like republicans are going along with that. >> they are. it is kind of monstrous cynicism at of the aisle. take -- they're the ones who refused for the first time in american history to provide a clean debt ceiling to this president. >> bill: right. >> they're the ones who creat

. >>> controversy in portland racks up a big bill for saving a boy's life after john clark rescued a 12-year-old from the water, he told emergency crews he had a headache and gave him to the hospital. he got a bill for $2600. >> i saw that, you know, the physician's bill is like $300 and he gave me a cup of water and a blanket and the ambulance driver made $1800. i mean, i just got in and got my blood pressure taken and gave me some fresh water. >> the family was worried after seeing the bill because they don't insurance. since the story be hit, people across the country have been giving the donations. anything that exceeds the bill is going into the life guard's college fund. unbelievable. >>> thousands of people headed to prison today. they were visitors before it was torn down. gigi barnett with what people learned about its history and horrors. >> reporter: behind the bars of this state correctional facility, some prisoners served time. they're gone now, but opened the hall for tours. >> we knew a lot of people that worked here and housed here also. >> reporter: built in 1878, it'

john: if they put bill was a boy would have seen the. >> that is exactly right. >> the point of the estimates entirely valid to keep track of what the media are saying. that is an important function actually i would argue. this is a very different thing for, an attempt to swells comments that they disagree with, to crush a perspective that they don't they got to be aired. an attempt to employ its certain people to shut up is. john: he published an internal memo on their enemy list. other conservative new sites, even conservative politicians were on the list. the leftwing group has been enemies list and they're conservative. are not surprised. >> well, there is a certain irony here. the memory of the mccarthy time is kept alive by the left as a way to point out, you know, the excesses of conservatives and this is what can happen when the powerful run amok. here is a left-wing group, clearly the irony meter was broken the day they decided to do that, people trying to get people they disagree with to stop talking. john: telling people to stop talking is creepy. of the other hand, when they cove

>>trace: a hero saved a boy from drowning and was stuck with a huge hospital bill. now his family is getting help paying the expenses. it happened last month in a beach in oregon. a 17-year-old off duty lifeguard says he spot add boy stuck in a riptide. he jumped in to save him. they both made it out okay. but the teen says he went to the hospital just to be safe. >> the physician bill was $300. he gave me a cup of water and a blanket. the ambulance ride was $1,900 and they gave me from fresh water and took my blood pressure. >>trace: in all he owed $2,500. but after the story made headlines volunteers from as far away as florida stepped up to pay

>>trace: a hero saved a boy from drowning and was stuck with a huge hospital bill. now his family is getting help paying the expenses. it happened last month in a beach in oregon. a 17-year-old off duty lifeguard says he spot add boy stuck in a riptide. he jumped in to save him. they both made it out okay. but the teen says he went to the hospital just to be safe. >> the physician bill was $300. he gave me a cup of water and a blanket. the ambulance ride was $1,900 and they gave me from fresh water and took my blood pressure. >>trace: in all he owed $2,500. but after the story made headlines volunteers from as far away as florida stepped up to pay the bill. good deed, well paid off. that is it for "studio b" today. and now, your 401(k) did great today on the corner of wall and broad. "your world," with eric bolling for neil cavuto starts right now. >>eric: stocks cheering the latest job numbers. do they really add up? welcome, everyone, i am eric bolling here for neil cavuto. the dow soaring triple digits on the latest jobs numbers. is this something to cheer about?

boy. >> laura: bill o'reilly recently sat down with the founder of live action lila rose. >> bill: let's walk through this thing. one of the things on the -- you edited the tape first of all. is there anything that we didn't see that you edited out that would mitigate this apparent atrocity. is there anything that was edited out that would mitigate that. >> >> only that added to the apros industry. the whole counseling session is 15 minutes and they go on about the different ways to determine gender. different ways to select for abortion. different ways to get a little girl. >> bill: i want to tell my viewers we do have the tape and our investigators did look at it we are not going to make the same mistake we made a couple of years ago with this the bright bartd thing. we have got to look at all the tape. it was clear that this woman in austin, texas was advising this young girl there was a part in the tape that you edited when the young girl said to her how, you know, how many weeks can i abort the fetus because the gender is known after about 20, 22 weeks, correct? >> right. most gende

bill. good morning joel d. 3 3 baltimore's hometown boy... michael phelps has made olympic history!with two swims in london.... he became the games all time medals leader. leader.phelps tied the record yesterday afternoon by getting a silver in the men's 200 meter butterfly... then picked up a gold as a member of the u-s 4 by 200 meter relay team. he passes a soviet gymnast for the all time lead with 19 career olympic medals.his fans at the meadowbrook swim club ...where he trains... are thrilled. 3 "it's total excitment...greatest it like some there you know." know." " i love that he comes back to his home pool to practice the kids are always so excited to see him." him." "go michael phelps go, go , go" " i think i would like to be like him a great swimmer like he is." phelps fans can still cheer him on.he has 3 more events in the games. taking advantage... of american heroes. heroes."i feel that he's dishonored the 343 firefighters firefightershow two men duped people into donating money to charities for septmeber 11th victims and their families... but instead... pocketed the mon.

. >>> a teenaged lifeguard in portland racks up a big bill for saving a boy's life.after john clark rescued the 12-year-old, he told emergency crews that he had a headache. well, they rushed him to the hospital. and then charged him $2600 just for the ride. >> i saw the physician's bill was $300 and he gave me a cup of water and a blanket. and the ambulance ride was $1900. and i mean i just got in, god my blood pressure taken, and -- got my blood pressure taken and fresh water. >> well, he was worried after seeing that big bill because he doesn't have life insurance. but since the story hit, people across the country have been giving him donations. he says anything that exceeds that $2600 bill is all going right into his college fund. >>> well, get ready to eat up, baltimore. restaurant week will not end today. as originally planned. the deals on dining will continue through august 12. next week. and nearly 30 restaurants decided to extend the popular menu options, they're offering two-course lunches at just 15 bucks a pop and dinners between 20 and $30. now the date

." >> bill: oh, boy. 33 minutes after the hour here. court press" on tuesday, august 28th. judd legum having a little transportation problem. he will be here shortly. metro broke down this morning. i mean, ya know, i've been there. >> good ole d.c. metro. >> bill: good ole d.c. metro. we're talking about the effort to humanize mitt romney tonight. that's the goal of the speakers tonight, led particularly by ann romney. by the way, this disturbing news out of tampa. "the daily caller" headlines this morning that despite a sarah palin look alike the strip club business in tampa is slow. >> i saw that. what the hell is going on. >> bill: what's the matter with these guys? there's no convention so they may as well be partying, right? i would go just to see the sarah palin stripper. >> is she going to be in charlotte, i wonder? >> bill: i doubt it. >> i'll go do some research. research. >> bill: yeah, right exactly. the effort to humanize mitt started -- love your take on that by the way. 1-866-55-press. started yesterday. mitt romney tellin

bill. thanks very much. >>> let's turn now to sports. old boysust talked about is finally coming down at augusta national, of course, the home of the masters. they invited former secretary of state condoleezza rice and south carolina financier darla moore to become the first female members in the club's 80-year history. billy payne called the breakthrough, quote, a joyous occasion and went on to say in a statement, quote, these accomplished women share our passion for the game of golf and both are well known and respected by our membership. it will be a proud moment when we present condoleezza and darla with their green jackets when the club opens this fall. tiger woods and jack nicklaus, among the many golfing great s o voice their support for the club's all-too-late decision. >>> nats had it going on early. two-run shot crushed into the left field seats to give the nationals 4-1 lead in the first inning. braves would answer back. jason heyward launching it over the wall all the way in the right. extra innings tied at 4. runners on the corners.

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bill. and again the americans are favored to win this one. but, boy, on an individual note.helps went out on top winning the burt phi by .023. when he hit the wall he hit t harder than he did. he admits did he tear up on the podium. for an olympics that was supposed to belong to ryan lochte. michael phelps still held the key. >> i think he is the preliminary pick ideal when you think about olympic ideal what an athlete should be. he has been a great representation in the swimming pool as an athlete but also an ambassador for the olympics. wanting to come back year after year and year and it shows. >> and with all the nay sayers, michael phelps could still leave these olympics with four gold medals. not a bad day's job. >> is he so awesome to watch, too trace. >> yeah. >> bill: history day for a female athlete from saudi arabia. what happened there, trace? >> yeah, she was judo athlete, bill. as far as the judo match went because the 16-year-old from saudi arabia got taken down 16 seconds. the fact she was allowed to fight and wear the head scarf was remarkable. first saudi a

one of the new colorado bills in change the makeup of the state commission that regulates the industry the ceremony was attended by some of the residents of garfield county island boy here in town. and these may have to do you know you want to honor their. house bill thirty forty one maybe one of the most significant things that we accomplished in this legislative session to reorganize the current oil and gas conservation commission we believe it brings a better balance to the commission so that's now not dominated by any one interest group but we're going to be responsible as we move forward but to be mindful of the impact is the number of drilling applications climb as the number of effect complaints climb as well. half of the state of colorado or more sits above the gas bearings and on. and so this is an issue that will be with us for many many years to come in the decisions that we make today are going to define. how this will all transpire over the next twenty years. i hope the people of this state i hope the people the state look at the fact that today we have close to five thousand wells have been drilled that's just in the northwestern area and if you look

. >> bill mentioning the twitter. boy, this has been an olympics touched by social media. and you wonder, well, how the ones who truly dominate their sport actually feel when they win a third gold. look at misty may-treanor. thank you, thank you, everyone for all your cheers, thoughts and support. she saved a character for an exclamation point. what an end to a imaginal run. in one match, the u.s. has two medals, a gold and a silver. and as so, surges ahead of china for the overall medal count. here we go, russia and the host great britain teams toggling back and forth. you have to believe that the hosts have something more in them yet. >> thanks, josh, let's get more from london with olympic gold medal winner, julie foudy. she joins us now. julie, i know you were counting the seconds until the soccer match later this afternoon. one more beat on the beach volleyball. kerri and misty may. what an achievable. and one of the remarkable things is how much they overcame to get this gold medal. they really had to focus on their mental game. breakups, babies, an achilles tendon t

the good hearted teenager got stuck with the bill because he agreed to fill out the child's medical forms. so far the parents of the rescued boy has not offered to help but hundreds of other people have offered to help pay that $2600 medical bill. >>> our time now 6:14. united nations general asemily has decided to pass -- assembly has decided to pass a resolution today. previous resolutions were voted down in the u.n. security council. that is where china and russia have veto power. now at the same time, there are concerns about new reports of rebel portions executing pro government supporters. up until now, it has been mostly the syrian government that has been internationally condemned for its brutality. >>> just about 45 minutes ago the labor department released the new jobs report for the month of july. it shows more jobs were added but unemployment rate went up a bit. ktvu alison burns reports now. that is giving both president obama and mitt romney some new talking points when they make appearances this morning. >> reporter: in just the last few minutes we got reaction from mitt romney that calls the report a hammer blo

boy. but hundreds of other people have come forward offering to help pay that big medical bill. we got new footage to show you of an amazing survival and rescue story. lawrence bishop spent two days clipping to the side of a dog tooth peak. rescuers spotted him on saturday just as he said he was losing his grip. volunteer rescuers sprinted up the cliff without any ropes and grabbed him. that helicopter lifted them both to safety. >>> in 15 minutes the federal government releases its july job report. alison burns is in our washington, d.c. newsroom. >> reporter: it's the last jobs report before the republican national convention in just three weeks and it is expected to show the unemployment rate staying the same. at about 8 .2%. now each dismal jobs report is more ammunition for republicans that say the president is doing a lousy job with the economy. here is mitt romney yesterday in colorado blasting president obama for what he called failed promises. >> it's sad. it's extraordinary to have someone go out and make those promises and not be able to deliver on them. >> reporter:

bill. >> officially they are in colorado where the baby boy will be born then go to chicago for a couple of months before she comes back to los angeles and returns to work. let me just tell you, though, savannah, i was in her office on friday before she let for maternity. i've never seen that many baby clothes in my life. it was like a baby gap inside the office. that is going to be the best dressed kid in hollywood. he has nicer clothes than me. i'm jealous. >> any hints on the name. >> i tried to get it out of her. i'll probably read it in "people" magazine. >> still ahead, you asked, we answered. help for couples facing financial demmas on everything from house payments to student loans. up next, a new park, a for fall or statement jewelry? jill has your fun finds for 50 bucks or less right after this. ♪ ♪ [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the moist, chewy, deliciousness you desire. mmmm. thanks. [ man ] at 90 calories, the brownie of your dreams is now deliciously real. [ female announcer ] and now, try our new chocolate chip cookie 90 calori

boys. planned parenthood and pro-choice, naral, who are going to score it as well. it will take 2/3 toass this bill. i'm hoping that you won't get that kind of supermajority. this is not the typical anti-home rule bill that holds everne else harmless except d.c. residents, the d.c. government. this bill is a key element in a state by state campaign that seeks fit undermine and eliminate reproductive choice and relt for -- alth for women across the united states. the miscalculated, they have reinvigorated the pro-choice movement. they have -- just as they did when they infill freighted the susan -- infiltrated the susan b. komen race for the cure and forced could he men to do -- komen to do reverse take and continue to give to parenthood just as they did when they failed to defund planned parenthood. just as they did with the attack on contraceptives in health care policies. now people see this fight against reproductive choice for what it is because it ended with the constitutional right to abortion. they have abandoned all their principles because if they feel so deeply you how could they put a bi

a boy scout in washington state getting hit with a huge bill, we told you about this, after saving a ear-old boy from drowning. 17-year-old john clark saved the boy at vancouver beach last month. both were taken to the hospital by ambulance. they were treated and released and then clark got a bill for $2600. take a listen to his reaction. >> there is not really a value on something like this. if you see someone who needs help, i mean go for it. i saw the physician's bill was like $300 and he gave me a couple of water and a blanket. and ambulance ride was 1900 bucks. i mean, i just got in, got my blood pressure taken. they gave me freshwater. heather: as you can imagine, news of the bill sparked outrage and clark tells fox news that two anonymous donors agreed to pay off the entire bill. good for them. bill: here we go on back and forth over voter rights in ohio of the, a critical state as you know come november. now the romney campaign calling a white house lawsuit to limit military voters early voting time shameful. obama campaign senior advisor david axelrod firing back with chris w

bills. monday's take, a little disappointing, $32. but on tuesday, people had heard about this big-hearted boy, still innocent enough to believe that one with a dream and a lemonade stand was still enough to matter. donations and customers starting pouring in from all over the world, and joshua had $1,000 by wednesday. so he doubled that goal to $2,000. and he made that yesterday. what's more, he's heard from the detroit mayor, and the city council is giving him some sort of an award, and everybody wants to be a part of this, perhaps because they sense that it could be the start of something. no, not the $2,000 bucks. that won't make a dent in detroit's money problems. but if you could inspire just a few more citizens to have the can-do spirit of little joshua, all of a sudden, maybe you've got yourself a comeback. anita? >> maybe, derek. >>> she's the first african- american to ever win the all- around gymnastics gold medal at the olympics. instead of celebrating her win, some black women are criticizing gabby douglas's hair in social media. log on, watch and weigh in on facebook.com/wusa9. >>> it's being called the world's largest cr

bill clinton. that's right. it happened in uganda, where a 14-year-old boy who was born the same month that clinton first visited the east african country was reunited with the former president during his most recent trip. both named bill clinton. now president clinton encouraged his young namesake to stay focused on his dream of getting a medical degree, and even offered to fund his education. >>> a west nile emergency in dallas sends the city to the skies to fight the deadly virus, spraying a large part of the county with insecticide from the air. 49,000 acres. this morning, we're asking did it help? [ to the tune of "lullay and good night" ] ♪ af-lac ♪ aflac [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. [ yawning sound ] >>> welcome back. overnight, two more people died from the west nile virus. this time in oklahoma. meanwhile, dallas, texas, has started aerial spraying 52,000 acres to kill mosquitoes spreading the virus. dallas county is in a state of emergency. the worst outbreak in the country. 155 cases and 10 of those people have died. that's a quarter of

boy for gold digging. >> i'd buy that poster. >> bill, will you buy one of the shirts? >> i'm sure it will fit. >> if they have an extra small, it will be fine. >> i hate you. ji this is -- >> this is a generational divide though. it meant something completely different. when i was a kid it was the same person collecting garbage pale kids and they were buying that shirt because it meant picking your nose. and now it means something completely different. when you were a kid did it mean gold digging was picking your nose? >> i never heard of that. >> it is a midwest thing. >> do you remember gold digging jeans? >> i do remember those. >> gold digger, and she had blonde hair and i wanted to be at the dance so bad. true story. >> i believe you. do you still feel that way? >> i sure do. >> if i told you we had her outside right now -- >> age is never kind. >> what if we had her daughter? >> if she was in her 20s maybe. i am 44. i am getting up there. >> clearly you just called me bill. >> sorry. >> i didn't mean to mention bill . >> a musical performance of tonight's special

. >> bill: i have never been a big michael phelps fan, but boy, he really came out and -- >> absolutelyly the most metal winning. you have so many more events in swimming that provides opportunity i for medals. if you look at what bolt just did, and when you consider how intrinsic the sprint as been to the history of the olympics. he is the only person other than karl lewis to win consecutive 100s and 200s. and then you look at people like jesse owens, didn't have the opportunity to go back in 1940 because of world war ii and 44 again. he had to race against horses when he came back to the united states to make a living and back then that actually disqualified you from being back in the olympics. it's a tough call of who is the greatest of all time. but a another person that people forget is greg louganis. someone like wayne gretzky where you say without question this is the greatest person in the history of this discipline and nobody else is even in discussion. >> bill: all right. we're looking back at some of the great athletes that we have discovered. >> [ inaudible ] mitchell. >> bi

bills? >> i have four boys, my wife and i said early on we are not going to be the best friends of our children. we are going to be the leaders, the parents, and we're going to do this tough love. you get both. you have to have old. fundamentally if you're not keeping your kids safe, organized, educated, out of trouble, you are not loving them. neil: they know the spreadsheets, they know numbers, they're very good at turnaround, the ceo in the boardroom is limited by competing constituencies, not alien, but unusual in the corporate world. and ironically not many of them are suited for that. when they take over a job like this, what do you make of that? speak i think that is mostly non-ceos making that argument. if you have been in the piÑata so we know you have more. resellers, government agencies. you have shareholders, unless you own 51% voting rights. even he is noticing he has shareholders to go deal with. neil: what do you think of that whole thing in facebook and would have been question marks >> everything selling more than 10 times revenues a good solid short. i'm a force within a compa

bill, what band should ryan use? >> well, there is the oak ridge boys. >> or the ridge oak boys which is a cover band. they give you a little different take and then the boys boys. >> and then leonard skynard. >> and then kid rock. i think that is it. >> lovely larry gatlin, big and rich. >> you know, have larry gatlin come, but don't stick around for story tellers. >> he watches. >> i love him. i was saying these things can only last so long. the donors are old. they need to go to bed. >> you should tell bob beckle more. >> we are just lobing insults to those who are our friends. >> to twisted sister to stuff that makes you blister. they are planning mayhem for the gop. anarchists loathe both parties and they could try to disrupt the upcoming conventions by blocking roads and shutting down transit systems and stinking of their own feces. the feds have sent a bull law tin to the local police alerting them of possible violent protesters using weapons like monthly to have cocktails and eggs filled with acid or monthly to have d.a. d.a. -- molitov eggs. they say most will be peaceful, but -- >> there is

bill, what band should ryan use? >> well, there is the oak ridge boys. >> or the ridge oak boys which is a cover band. they give you a little different take and then the boys boys. >> and then leonard skynard. >> and then kid rock. i think that is it. >> lovely larry gatlin, big and rich. >> you know, have larry gatlin come, but don't stick around for story tellers. >> he watches. >> i love him. i was saying these things can only last so long. the donors are old. they need to go to bed. >> you should tell bob beckle more. >> we are just lobing insults to those who are our friends. >> to twisted sister to stuff that makes you blister. they are planning mayhem for the gop. anarchists loathe both parties and they could try to disrupt the upcoming conventions by blocking roads and shutting down transit systems and stinking of their own feces. the feds have sent a bull law tin to the local police alerting them of possible violent protesters using weapons like monthly to have cocktails and eggs filled with acid or monthly to have d.a. d.a. -- molitov eggs. they say most will be peaceful, but -- >> there is