handsome and disarming. >> greg: he is bill hemmer as president. >> kimberly: guess what? main street media thinks so, too. "new york times," put his face in heart like this and still getting bad numbers. how do you do that? when everybody loves you you have to comen rative coin, you remind everyone of bill hemmer and still not polling well. explain that. >> greg: to be fair, he is an historic president. it made it -- he's inoculated him against a lot of criticism. >> juan: what kind of nonsense is that? [ laughter ] so he is a black guy and that is why he has good numbers? >> greg: i didn't say -- >> juan: get out of town. >> greg: historic. >> juan: to talk about security on your part. that's tough. >> greg: you are worse than bob becket. bring back bo beckell. >> juan: if you look at washington, the damns are in arms. if you ask the person people who is to blame, they don't blame president obama. they blame the republicans. that helps obama. >> greg: the public is dealing not only with the administration spin but the media spin two against one. >> eric: please, juan, wh

too safe, bill hemmer. bill: see you, jenna. from nancy pelosi and john wanier, boehner -- john boehner. after meeting with the president and where are we today on the debt standoff. don't move, we'll have it all for you. >>> and we will have the flying car that's finally cleared for takeoff. chew on that, george jetson, will ya? is ♪ [ wind howling ] [ engine idling [ male announcer ] talking a big game about yourngine is one thing. having the proven history that can back it up is a whole nother story. unsurpassed torque... best in class towing... legendary cummins eines. which engine do you want powering your truck? guts. glory. ram. patti ann: this is a fox news alert, we are awaiting a key update on the debt crisis. right now the senate is debating cut, cap and balance. that is the budget committee chairman kent conrad speaking right now. we're also awaiting comments from the house minority leader, nancy pelosi. that should start anytime, and then in just a couple of minutes house speaker john boehner will speak, and as soon

i'm bill hemmer, good morning, heather. heather: i'm heather childers in for martha maccallum. the tea party-backed plan passing the house in a sometimes fiery, to say the least, vote last night. bill: yeah. that calls for trimming the budget by $110 billion immediately, also a cap on spending, a constitutional amendment for a balanced budget. >> the president has said he wants a balanced approach. well, guess what? he does get a balanced approach. he gets his increase in the debt limit of $2.4 trillion. what we get are real cuts in spending and real reforms in place that'll make sure that this problem never, ever happens again. >> we mean that. the path forward, we think we have one, but it's certainly not complete yet. we're doing our very, very utmost to get this to pass as well as we can. there's no easy solution. bill: so what harry reid is talking about there is from a gang of six senators, a plan hailed by both democrats and some republicans so far, that plan calls for reducing the deficit by $3.7 trillion over ten years, reducing the costs of medicare and medicaid and in

i'm bill hemmer. welcome to america's newsroom. alisyn: i'm alisyn camerota in for martha maccallum. alisyn: many republicans say the cuts don't go far enough. many democrats are also threatening to kill the bill. bill: boehner's plan will cut spending the next 10 years. it will raise the debt limit by 900 billion immediately. report require's a crucial and important day in the tenure of speaker boehner's short tenure as speaker. his bill which is dubbed the budget control act of 2011 will come to the house floor for debate and a vote. last night the house rules committee set up the parameters for how this debate will be conducted. >> i have been through countless increases in the debt ceiling in the three decades i have been privileged to serve here and we have seen increases take place many years before that. never before in the history of the republic have we seen a debt ceiling vote take place with actually is focused on getting at the root cause of why it is that the debt ceiling needs to be increased. >> reporter: this debate

. -- bill hemmer has more. >> lucky to be alive after a close encounter with death that was too close, right here. [ bleep ] >> get out of the car! get out! >> i think as a viewer and as a reporter, when it is on tv, you feel a sense of helplessness. you are watching this unfold. >> that was deputy mccann health as a hero after saving a man from his own burning car. he was conning a traffic stop when he saw the vehicle -- he was conducting a traffic stop. he saw the vehicle drive-by in flames. he was suffering from a medical condition and did not realize his car was on fire. >> smelled the odor of gas pooling under the car. >> fortunately, we have camera and monitor between us and reality. often times we watch these realities play out in real-time. >> i think that suspense and that drama, it captures us. if it captures us, i know it captures the viewer. >> the man trapped in the car walked away from the incident without a scratch. >> >> that pretty much blew is left of my mind. coming up, remember this? how could you not. it may be the greatest thing since the last thing we showed you

i'm bill hemmer, welcome to "america's newsroom". how you doing? >> alisyn: doing well, that's all anybody was talking about. 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 s

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer. elatest in stl- in the series of disagreements and geraldo rivera joins us, from outside the courthouse, jose baez thought he was going to be sandbagged by prosecution rebut witnesses whose opinions he didn't know in advance and that is a rule to disclose those and is that what is really going on here? >> reporter: yes, you know, whether or not there is sincere disquiet in the defense team as to the fact they don't know what these rebuttal witnesses are going to testify to, or not, that is not the issue. the legal issue, gregg, you hit it on the -- the nail on the head, the defense has to get a chance to depose these witnesses ahead of time, and baez, indeed was criticized harshly in open court for trying the same thing, bringing on a witness the prosecution didn't know he was going to bring on, and, you know, without notice, without giving the prosecution a chance to depose them, out front, so the judge really, despite his displeasure, was locked in, legally speaking, and baez had it

good morning, everybody, i'm bill hemmer. and a big welcome to jamie colby. jamie: you think we'll make it before august 2nd? how you feeling? bill: we'll see. jamie: we'll know more after the next two hours. absolutely. great to have you all here. harry reid and speaker boehner both have their own plans, presenting their own debt deals last night. boehner's plan cuts $3 trillion over the next ten years raising the debt limit by more than $2.5 trillion, and guess what? no tax hikes. bill: reid's plan includes more than $2.5 trillion in cuts over ten years raising the debt limit by $2.4 trillion and, also, no tax hikes. or as they like to call them in washington these days, revenue. stuart varney of fox business, good morning, my friend. how you doing? you're a financial man, what was your takeaway from the president's speech last night? >> reporter: okay. the world of money was looking at the leader of the world's largest economy in an address to the nation at a time of financial crisis, and what did we get? in my opinion, we got a campaign speech. the preside

. -- bill hemmer has more. >> lucky to be alive after a close encounter with death that was too close, right here. [ bleep ] >> get out of the car! get out! >> i think as a viewer and as a reporter, when it is on tv, you feel a sense of helplessness. you are watching this unfold. >> that was deputy mccann health as a hero after saving a man from his own burning car. he was conning a traffic stop when he saw the vehicle -- he was conducting a traffic stop. he saw the vehicle drive-by in flames. he was suffering from a medical condition and did not realize his car was on fire. >> smelled the odor of gas pooling under the car. >> fortunately, we have camera and monitor between us and reality. often times we watch these realities play out in real-time. >> i think that suspense and that drama, it captures us. if it captures us, i know it captures the viewer. >> the man trapped in the car walked away from the incident without a scratch. >> >> that pretty much blew is left of my mind. coming up, remember this? how could you not. it may be the greatest thing since the last thing we showed you

welcome back, mii'm bill hemmer and welcome back to patti ann browne. patti ann: thanks, i'm in for martha maccallum. the cut, cap and balance plan is approved by the house and is expected to die in necessity. bill: focus moving forward on a proposal from a bipartisan group of senators called the gang of 6, 11 days and counting to a default deadline and juan williams is following every nook and cranny of this. good morning to you. have an english muffin, too, butter, mets into all of these nooks and crannies. >> right now they have come down off of the $4 trillion mark and back to around the $3 trillion mark and that set off all kind of alarms on capitol hill yesterday, the democrats rushing over to the white house and the president, trying to talk them down from total anger and melt down, over the idea that he was going to do something thatt woud raise the eligibility age for medicare and even potentially create a larger premium plan, plan b, that, where people have to have more input, more financial input to become eligible and what we are talking abou

good morning, everybody, i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." back with me now by popular demand -- [laughter] or something like that. >> something like that. happy to be back with you. hope you had a great fourth, i'm allison camarota. the u.s. treasury warning time is running out. if congress does not act, the u.s. will not be able to pay it bills by august second and may begin defaulting on some of its debt. bill: there are signs of a deal, and it may hinge on raising taxes. stuart varney, fox business network, what about the tax deal? what do can you make of? >> i've got three developments altogether. let's start with a tax deal. two republican senators, mccain and cornyn, have okayed revenue increases. now, that's virtual the same thing as a tax hike, but they've okayed that. that's on the republican side. item number two from the democrats' side, they have put on the table tens of billions of dollars worth of cuts in medicare and medicaid. and then item number three, former president bill clinton who's been popping up just about everywhere

i'm bill hemmer, welcome back here and alisyn. alisyn: thank you. bill: welcome back to you.hanks so much, great to see you, i'm in for martha maccallum today. and those comments coming as some of the t republican candidates hit the campaign trail in iowa. just three weeks ahead of the hawkeye state's big straw poll and pawlenty among those in iowa along with minnesota congresswoman michelle bachmann and texas congressman ron paul and there is one major noncandidate, in iowa today, and that is new jersey governor chris christie. he, however, still insisting he's not in the race. bill: good question for steve brown, right, live in iowa now, not talking presidential politics. what brings the new jersey governor to iowa, steve? >> reporter: well, actually, it was an invitation by the iowa governor, and, he's putting together a several-day education summit beginning today and months ago, they reached out to christie noting what he had done in terms of trying to change the educational landscape of new jersey and invited him in and of course, despite the fact that christie's answer

i'm bill hemmer and welcome to our continuing coverage. how are you doing, alisyn.n: doing well, thanks, great to be with you, i'm alisyn camerota in for martha maccallum. one of the plans up for consideration is from speaker of the house, john boehner and a vote on it had been postponed until the math can be worked out. bill: he was promising to rework it after the nonpartisan congressional budget office said his plan could not cut as much spending as promised and it was supposed to cut $3 trillion over ten years and raise the debt limit, $2.6 trillion with no tax hikes. my next guest is publicly against that. republican senator lindsey graham, with me now and good morning to you. >> good morning, an interesting lead-in. bill: how come? >> well, at the end of the day, we need to kind of slow down hair on fire law making never results in a good outcome and you are glimpse, the future of what america will face and we don't have to default and we will not but there will come a day we cannot pay the social security checks and there will come a day our debt is so large

good morning, everybody, a whole new hour as i mentioned there, i'm bill hemmer. re and welcome to jamie. jamie: she was all miles and, her whereabouts are completely unknown and she has left behind you can't say more than this, a lot of angry people. bill: and, casey steegel is live in orlando, has been there all weekend and walk us through the release, casey. what happened? >> reporter: good morning, it was 11 minutes after midnight, on sunday, when a lot of people were surprised, they didn't sneak her out of the back door, casey anthony walked right out of the front door, back there behind me, here at the orange county jail, and she was wearing a pink polo shirt, and sneakers and blue jeans, and she quietly said, thank you to an officer that was standing there, holding a semi-automatic weapon. and, wearing a flak jacket. who helped escort her outside of the building. and she got into an suv, and, then left here in a motorcade. from here, she was driven to a covered parking garage, in the bank of america building. which is not far from here, in downtown orlando,

is not over yet for casey anthony, we are watching the aerial shots from the the helicopter, i'm bill hemmerlcome back to our continuing coverage on "america's newsroom," nice to see you, heather, martha is working a bit later today. heather: i'm filling in for martha, and big day, the sentence thing not really entirely unexpected. bill: in many ways you are exactly right, casey anthony came into court this morning, around an hour and 15 minutes ago and came into the court with an appearance we have not seen in sometime, her hair is very long and it was down, not pulled up as we have seen many times in the past and what you are looking at here is a group of people, protesters, and supporters of casey anthony, who have gathered outside the courthouse, they have been largely quiet for the most part. but, during the commercial break, moments ago, put a microphone in their face and they'll sound off and do that in a fury. and also, the helicopter shot, too, that you will see in a moment, the shot, where members of the police force down there on horseback, frankly, that shot looks rather calm, an

good morning, i'm bill hemmer.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 vice president and anchor and managing editor of the fox news channel and fox business network. and he's a very important

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first, let's check in with bill hemmer for what happens at the top of the hour. >> nice look out thereote this morning. he now predicts passage in the house. you'll hear directly from him. john mccain compared the tea party to hobbits, among other things. today a tea partier, sharron angle, responds directly. that's just the first ten minutes. juan williams, mike huckabee, everything that moves on the hill, and a special co-host appearance to be revealed in 11 minutes. we'll see new a moment here on "america's newsroom." iove all the gadgets. check outhe backup cam. show me the carfax. oh yeah, can you show me the carfax? sunglass holder... for sunglasses. just show me the carfax. before you buy a used car, get a carx vehicle history report. see accidents and service reported to carfax and a price based on the car's history. free, at thousands of reputable dealers. just say, show me the carfax. >> steve: who is ready for some music? [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: 3 doors down is here. >> clayton: their new album hit number one on itunes when it was launched. they're here to perform

good morning, everybody, i'm bill hemmer live in "america's newsroom". a mcical up. bill: it's the time served that the judge is considering. we've been watching casey anthony in court where she appeared about eight minutes ago. she has shown a lot of energy, very talkative with her attorneys, her hair is

now, bill hemmer with what's coming up on his show. >> how are you doing?port for raising revenue? >> brian: no. >> bill o'reilly. we'll tell you what that's all about. 70% of americans want a balanced budget. we'll tell you if that lives or dies in the senate. waiting on john boehner. he'll tell us where republicans are. are there more hidden costs for you in that health care law? the case of that missing mother of triplets has taken a whole new turn. we'll see new 11 minutes on "america's newsroom." as a home, there are things i'm supposed to do. like, keep one of these over your head. well, i wasn't "supposed" to need flood insurance, but i have it. fred over here chose not to have it. ♪ me, i've got a plan. fred he uh... fred what is your plan? do i look like i have a plan? not really. [ female announcer ] only flood insurance covers floods. for a free brochure, call the number on your screen. >> alisyn: now here is michael franti with the sound of sunshine! ♪ put your hands together y'all ♪ ♪ how you feeling y'all ♪ . >> i wake up in the morning 6:00 o

first, let's check in with bill hemmer who gives martha mccallum a headache on a daily basis to find i good for? >> brian: i'm not sure. >> the heat is on, you know that already. senator ken conrad on why he is nervous. senator lindsey graham and why he will not support a certain republican plan. the white house says we might be headed for a depression. six days, america. also can ohio opt out of the new health care law? it will try. we'll tell you how and the judge in the casey anthony makes a stunning decision about the jury. we'll see you in 11 minutes on "america's newsroom." from lucky dynasty. oh, me too! but mine's lean cuisine, so no preservatives. [ female announcer ] lean cuisine has 90 dishes with no preservatives and quality ingredients like farm-picked broccoli and tender white meat chicken. lean cuisine. not only kills fleas and tick it repels most ticks before they can attach and snk on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel. any tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. [ male announcer ] ask your veterinarian about k9 advantix ii. ♪ ♪ i

first, let's check in with bill hemmer for a preview of what happens on this channel in 11 minutes. >ine america's fiscal future. more on that with dana perino. are the big jets in america the big problem, america? a great line - up on the casey anthony fallout today. pirro and geraldo and the judge, we'll see you in ten minutes on "america's newsroom." [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] built like a volkswagen. the 2011 tigua [ grunts ] >> brian: shock and outrage as people outside the orlando courtroom, 500 strong, learn the jury sided with the defense, learning casey anthony did not murder her daughter. this morning alternate juror is speaking out about why. >> big question was the prosecution did not answer why, how did caylee die? and that was a big factor and i think a lot of our decisions. it also showed that something with george anthony, casey's father, he was definitely hiding something. one thing that the prosecution failed to do was they did not show motive. what would have driven a reasonably good mother to do such an action? they could -- i don't think they overcame that. >>

. >> steve: right now let's check in with bill hemmer for a preview of what happens in 11 minutes. >>ws on a capsized boat on lake michigan. at least two people missing. the coast guard enroute. we'll be in touch with them. how did a stage collapse in front of a live concert audience? we have the pictures. we will show you. where is casey anthony now that she's out of jail? and what happens to you and your family if the debt deadline passes without any deal? will anything happen? we'll see you in ten minutes on "america's news room." >> brian: video people all across the country watched. it shows an eight-year-old who moments before he was kidnapped and killed. now parents wondering how they can keep their kids safe. our next guest says they just need to know how to defend themselves and i'm talking about the kids themselves. former new york city police officer is here to help everybody out. gary, welcome. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> brian: common things that an adult would do to grab a kid. number one, grab them by the arm. correct? >> if they pull them and he starts pulli

bill hemmer has an interview with some astronaut. >> we've got that and rand paul on what he thinks cann wall, but it needs your money. we'll show you the novel ways trying to do that. a new poll surprising results from when candidate in 2012, and the first flying car ever. you'll see it here top of the hour. ace and place it between the earth's crust and my feet and i will bring floor care justice down upon it. oh. please sign that card for carl. ♪ call 1-800-steemer carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common. and how can you talk to me about fiber while you are eating a candy bar? you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >> brian: the casey anthony trial cost florida taxpayers $6,000 per day. even though the trial is over, the bills are still coming in. how? well, we are still footing the bill because she's an infamous inmate, so to speak. peter johnson, jr. is here. she's out of florida. >> i don't know where she is palm springs, california, carlsbad, california. she was declared a poor person in the state of florida, so her legal fees are hypotheticall

but first, let's step forward and check in with bill hemmer for what's happening on your show?done. >> brian: good job. >> there you go. crunch time in washington. the senate takes up that cut, cap and balance act passed by the republicans and the house. speaker john boehner is going for the microphone, so is nancy pelosi. there was a lot to cover on this again today. new polling numbers that will make one candidate for the white house rather pleased. nasa holds its first press conference since the shuttle ended. we'll have the first flying car, now you can buy it. see you in ten minutes on "america's newsroom." >> brian: today's final shuttle landing is closing the door on its space exploration mission. you're listening to what we saw and brought to you live a short time ago. revealing 50 -- it was nearly 50 years ago, when president john f. kennedy said this. >> we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things not because they are easy, but because they are hard. because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills because