and in hawaii, the poo-poo platter, bill schultz. and right next to me.ian -- and our "new york times" correspondent. >> today am bud man address readers or concerns about the harsh tone about lolo jones, and andy levy raises a court part wherepon he stated, quote, a-a-a-a-a. point pinch, an dirks you out. >> running out of stuff. >> i think i wasted him. >> i think you're running out of stuff. >> all the news that fit to print. >> at it time for pinch to take a vacation. >> i could use one. it's been 155 years. >> okay. er is there braun

. >> andrea: most people don't understand what bill schultz is saying. >> bob: 90% bill doesn't unctionng. who's next? >> andrea: i read your copy of "short catholic monthly" and alerted to the fact that tomorrow is the h.h.s. mandate. so the rule that catholic employers must provide birth control to the employees and the sterilization and other things that go against their religion, abortion providing drugs, et cetera. they provide starting tomorrow. if they don't $1500 per day per employee. this affects disproportionat disproportionately catholic charities that could face fines. it's stamping all over the religious freedom. you didn't build it comment is the debate of the day but don't think this is not a big debate for anybody who believes in freedom of religion in this country in november. >> bob: i disagree. but i wouldn't drive tomorrow because roads will be packed with people protesting. >> eric: quickly, i'm extremely proud beaming father of a brand new 14-year-old. eric chase bolling his birthday is today. july 31. >> bob: today? >> eric: today. there he is. playing baseball in

and in hawaii, the poo-poo platter, bill schultz. and right next to me. comedian -- and our "new york times" correspondent. >> today am bud man address readers or concerns about the harsh tone about lolo jones, and andy levy raises a court part wherepon he stated, quote, a-a-a-a-a. point pinch, an dirks you out. >> running out of stuff. >> i think i wasted him. >> i think you're running out of stuff. >> all the news that fit to print. >> at it time for pinch to take a vacation. >> i could use one. it's been 155 years. >> okay. er is there braun -- brawn all wrong? one newspaper columnist has won gold in sexism saying the olympics is killing the female figure. he gripes about brawny body types and says extra points should be given to lady athletes based on how feminine they look and notes broad shoulder erred, fat chest women are totally indistinguishable from men. the bless breasted flattened into stub as they were seen at mere hinderance to speed. and a belgian track cyclist have has been booted after pictures appeared showing him passed out drunk. he fi

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penn state is still paying the legal bills of spanier, curley and schultz and the university is holding a child sexual abuse summit this fall. that's the latest from harrisburg pennsylvania. i'm manuel gallegos. derek, back to you. >> penn state announced it will host a national child sex abuse conference this fall. featured speakers include boxing champ sugar ray leonard and former kidnapping victim elizabeth smart both of whom have suffered sexual abuse. >>> we just got new information about our top story, the alleged family research council gunman floyd corkins. surae chinn is live from his parents' home in herndon, virginia, to fill us in. prepare a couple of fbi agents just left the home -- >> reporter: a couple of fib agents left the home about 15 minutes ago. -- fbi agents left the home about 15 minutes ago. other than that it's been fairly quiet here. there is a no solicitation sign in front of the house and a handwritten no trespassing sign, a clear indication that media has been stopping by and for now their lives have been thrown into the spotlight. we are getting a better pi

bill two of his trusted lieutenants. athletic director tim curley and senior university official gary schultz, about sandusky's actions on two occasions. the first was in 1998. >> there was an e-mail that i was copied on, one of about 30,000 e-mails a year that i didn't respond to. just a piece of information saying somebody was being interviewed. there was a followup e-mail five weeks later saying the matter had been concluded. >> reporter: sandusky was cleared of any criminal wrong doing in that incident. but then there came a second incident, reported in 2001, when mike mcqueary witnessed what he would later testify was some sortle of intercourse between sandusky and a young boy in a locker room shower. that's now how spanier says it was described to him. >> it was described as horse play. and i said to them, are you sure that's how it was described, as horse play, or horsing around? and they said yes. >> reporter: when you hear horse play, what do you think? >> i guess i was thinking back to my own childhood, where horse play involved throwing water around, snatpping towels. i didn't ask about it. that's what i was c

however, the dnc debbie wasserman-schultz said he had a bill that changed the definition of rape, calling it forciblerate rape. ryan has said that in the past he opposes abortion in cases of rape and incest. now, mitt romney, sean, has distance himself from ryan's budget, from his cuts to medicare. now at least part of ryan's abortion platform. is there a problem here with ryan on this ticket? shouldn't he be shoring up the ticket as opposed to contradicting that ticket when we look at paul ryan's political history? >> any ticket when you have -- you know, you are president obama or vice president biden or in this case congressman ryan, the top of the ticket leads. when you join a ticket, the number two joins the number one. mitt romney didn't look for a yes man, someone who agreed with him 100%. he looked for a serious running mate who has bold solutions to getting the deficit under control and instilling pro-growth economic policies. so if it's a question of is the number two going to agree with the number one, 100% of the time, there's no -- that would be silly, and, frankly, that's no

schultz. this is a borne bill that strengthens penalties for tax return itentity thieves. tax fraud is a real problem and congress should do all it can to protect citizens from this costly crime. tax fraud through identity theft is a rapidly growing enterprise in the yeats. criminals use stolen identities to steal income tax refunds from unsuspecting victims. with nothing more than stolen information, social security numbers ander that or sponding names and birth dates, criminals have filed thousands of false tax returns and received hundreds of millions of dollars in wrongful refunds. the thieves deceive the internal revenue service and file the rush before the legitimate taxpayer files. the criminals then receive the refund, sometimes by check, but often through a convenient but hard to trace prepaid debit card. they wait for the mail to deliver these cards and checks at abandoned buildings. postal workers have been hurt and even killed as they made their rounds with trucks full of refund checks. they will claim someone who is no longer living with the defendant on their

schultz is lying. they knew all about his story. then bill burton, not a democratic party ad? got so tangled up. she had to come out and say, okay, actually i do realize that the people who run priorities u.s.a. are democrats. you know part of me makes me hope they keep doing it. american people are sick and tired of gutter politics. we have to deal with the real issues and real challenges. we've got a debt crisis the president hasn't dealt with for three years. the more that the president president's team and himself want to spend time in the gutter and tear people down, we've got a ticket that is showing we understand what is needed for the future. i think the better it is for all of us. they lose credibility. >> sean: what i see in the ryan pick, a seriousness in governor romney. this is a fight we want. we want to examine obama's record and we want to talk about how we would do things differently. this is a fight i think they are signaling saying we can win. they can win without these distractions? >> that governor romney can win? >> sean: yes. >> absolutely. kim stossel s

bill waxed on eloquently all day yesterday. and i got a chance to hear congresswoman debby wasserman schultz and the democrats are going to have hard criticism much paul ryan and the budget. what affect do you have? >> she refused to say what their solution is. what we have got in both governor mitt romney and congressman ryan people who have respect for the voters . two candidates who understand we are about to go off the fiscal cliff if we don't deal with the spending and entitlement programs and as hard as you pushed congresswoman schultz all she did was repeat talking points and not say what would happen. i think in congressman ryan we have a person a courage and a person who will deal with tough critical issues. >> john: senator bayh you think it is a help. instead of a revverundum on his points. the president turned it on the revverundum that mitt romney advanced. is there a sigh of relief in this pick? >> there probably is. he is a good and smart guy. but this shifts the debate from economy and jobs to reforming entitlements. and you get down to the details which were included in mr. ryan's budget people are less suppor

talk to you. >> thank you so much. >> jordan schultz, the schultz report at huffington post, huffingtonpost.com. >> radio meets television, the bills. the golden years as the conservatives call them, we had the highest tax rates, and the highest amount of growth, and the highest amount of jobs. those are facts. >>"if you ever raise taxes on the rich, you're going to destroy our economy." not true! she's every 5-year-old who ever jumped in a pool and didn't want to get out. ♪ ♪ every coach, every rival who ever pushed her. she's the tip of a spear that goes all the way back to the beginning. it's amazing how far you can go with a little help along the way. td ameritrade. proud sponsor of the 2012 u.s. olympic team. hershey's drops. a lot of hershey's happiness in little drops of milk chocolate. and cookies n creme. pure hershey's. current tv, it's been all building up to this. >>bill shares his views, now it's your turn. >>i know you're going to want to weigh in on these issues. >>connect with "full court press with bill press" at facebook.com/billpressshow and on twitter at bpshow. >>i believe people are hungry for it. [ ♪ theme m

bill was waxing eloquently all day yesterday. you got a chance to hear from congressman wasserman schultz and the democrats will have a hard criticismyan and his budget. >> i was struck by the fact that she refused to say what their solution is. what we have got in both governor romney and congressman ryan is people with an incredible amount of respect for the voter. two candidates who understand we are about to go off the fiscal cliff if we don't deal with a whole range of issues including spending and entitlement programs. as hard as you pushed congressman wasserman schultz all she could do is continue to repeat talking points and not say what is going to happen here if we don't in fact address these issues. i think that in congressman ryan we have a terrific pick. somebody with real courage who has shown leadership and they will deal with the tough critical issues and not just kick the can down the road. >> do you think the choice is a big relief to the obama campaign? the new york times says the president has an opening to turn the election into a referendum on the vision that mr. ryan has advanced and mitt romney has adopted. >

dnc chair woman debbie wasserman-schultz tweeted ryan once supported a bill in congress that said taxpayer go to abortions for cases of incest, the life of the mother and victims of forcible rape. >> after public outcry, the word forcible was later dropped. listen how he explained his comments when he vowed to stay in the race. >> i was talking about forcible rape and it was absolutely the wrong word. yeah, and the good people of missouri nominated me and i'm not a quitter. >> if its first reaction to akin's remarks, the romney campaign stressed the gop contender would allow for abortion in cases of rape, incest and the mother's life drawing a distinction from ryan's personal views. he would only support an exception when the mother's life is on the line. advisers say it's the romney's position that counts. the abortion issue flared up just as the gop campaign was touting ann romney as the convention's first speaker. over the weekend they allowed a reporter to observe the couple at a service in new hampshire. this was supposed to be a week to go on offense. >> so what are you going to do t

interview with cbs news democratic party chair debbie wasserman schultz sought to tie the comments to the gop ticket. specifically noting a bill vice presidential candidate paul ryan co-sponsored that tried to distinguish between victims of rape and forcible rape. >> as a woman, i'm really concerned that paul ryan doesn't understand that rape is rape. >> congressman akin released a statement saying he reviewed his comments and saying he misspoke. i didn't identify what about. he added he has deep empathy for women raped and abused every year. >> nancy, i want to ask you quickly about this politico report that the fbi probed an incident about several congressman on a trip to israel last summer. what do you know about this? >> that's right. the fbi according to politico did look into this trip where about 20 people, members of congress, staffers, family members ended up going for a late night dip in the sea gallon galilee one night, including one member skinny dipping, eric yoder of kansas released an apology and said regrettably i jumped into the water without a swimsuit. there you go. >> regrettably, inseed. nancy cordes, than

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schultz on our news line this morning. hey, jordan, great to you have with us. >> great to be here. >> bill: who gets the credit for this?bourque? >> just for him to allow this to happen as a chairman is a big thing. and i think that you know, either you're in support of condoleezza rice or darla moore you have to understand that this is a big big thing because for a club that's been open almost 100 years even ten years ago this looked like it would never happen. it is a big move. i think it is the right move and for sports, it has tried so hard to stay relevant and fresh this is very important. >> bill: it is certainly the right move but isn't it about 40 years too late? >> it is too late but i think in this case, it is better late than never just because you look at the history of augusta and how tough it's been just to penetrate that place even the smallest way. it is a place built on tradition and really never changing. this place has never changed so this represents a lot of things that golf and augusta national have not had before. >> bill: billy payne certainly does get the credit for bringing the club around on t

bill and to infrastructure, education and the president's campaign, and general, believe the ryan plan would hurt the and the helping higher unemployed while and the unemployed while helping higher income americans. wasserman-schultz has embraced an goes not only too far, but really according to every independent economist it would risk stalling or slowing our recovery."centanni says "both case, with just weeks before the convetions and several dbates set washington, steve 3entanni, fox news." centanni, fox news." 3 that brings us to our question of the day:what do you think of romney's v-p pick?we'll take your calls in our 7 o'clock hour. you can also go to fox-baltimore dot com and tell us what you think... sound off through facebook or send us a tweet.. at foxbaltimore. coming up... terrifying moments... at the indiana state fair.the accident that left 5 people injured... around the one-year anniversary of the deadly stage collapse. morning commuters... listen up...that repair work on monument street is going to last a lot longer.when it's expected to be done and why it's taking so long. ((1118 unger says: "i can only give him what i can. and he's always given me his all.")) all."))and it's the story that's tou

bills we can't pay for. that will help in all the blue-collar states. martha: there is parenthetical phrase you will hear from every democrat from president obama to debbie wasserman schultz, and that is, ryan's plan will end medicare as we know it, end medicare as we know it. that is a phrase we'll hear over and over again. let's talk about florida, karl, you see tossup state. romney down 1% according to latest numbers. how do they change the die namic in florida and talk to seniors to convince them of their perspective on it? >> marco rubio provides the road map here. marco rubio ran for senator in 2010 and emphasized the fact that social security and medicare are going broke and that fundamental reform are needed to keep the great social safety nets in place. no changes for people at or near retirement. 55 years or older no changes whatsoever. for younger workers you get a choice. you can either choose traditional medicare or have what is called premium support, idea developed by bill clinton's medicare reform commission. championed by democratic senator john breaux of louisiana and used frankly in the medicare prescription drug benefit to great success. martha: karl,