did you get any of that cincinnati chili? >> we already had chili. we have not yet had graters ice cream but hopefully we'll have some of that, too. >> we love to eat in cincinnati. there are you in ohio, nothing could be more important than ohio if not -- well, ohio, virginia, they're all important, but ohio particularly important. >> they're all important. >> mitt romney again today pushing his complaint, his argument, that the president and the white house have been guilty of crony capitalism. let me play a little bit of that for you. >> this is a tough time for the people of america, but if you're a campaign contributor to barack obama, your business may stand to get billions of dollars or hundreds of millions of dollars in cash from the government. i think it's wrong. i think it stinks to high heaven. >> so that was mitt romney today laying out the charge. you've got a response. >> well, andrea, mitt romney, president obama i should say, has really set a bar of transparency that mitt romney has not come close to meeting. the reason we're talking

were shot and killed in cincinnati.ing. no one identifies anybody that was responsible. >> the victims, dante evans brown, and darrell lane, cousins and best friends, were 13 and 14 years old. >> give our brother dante peaceful rest in this grave. father, son and holy spirit come on you and remain with you forever. aimen. >> up until that point, we had not seen really young victims, 13 and 14 years of age, who now were targeted by this serial sniper. and it really suggests that joseph was changing his m.o. he was increasing the number of crimes. and he was even changing his victimology to include these two very sympathetic victims. if we could go back to the choice of the -- you remember the two teenage boys in cincinnati? >> the what? >> the two teenage boys in cincinnati? >> uh-huh. >> that you shot? >> uh-huh. >> they were 13 and 14. and that was -- this was during that period of time that you described that you were going to do things differently. >> yeah, i was trying to ratchet up the violence. >> is that why you

good morning, ginger. >> look at cincinnati out in full force.s square crowd here in fountain square. we're here for the world choir games. the first time it's been held in the u.s. i invite you to listen to cincinnati in song. ♪ one voice this world can change soon our differences will fade ♪ ♪ no longer will the people say if i could if i could ♪ ♪ cincinnati one voice >> gotta wrap it up. we're going to have so much more coming up in the next half hour. including our favorites. drew lachey. >> really nice, thank you, ginger. >>> here's a look at what else we have coming up on our "gma morning menu." jack osbourne. how being a new dad is helping him face his health battle. he's with us live. >>> and one woman who says she had to lose her family before she could lose weight. wait until you see her now. we'll explain. a big story there. >>> and miranda kerr caught in the mommy wars. why moms are lashing out at the supermodel. all that coming up on "good morning america." is gone. but what about your wrinkles. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it

>> yes, that's correct i think, and in cincinnati we're under going a renaissance.we're creating jobs, and we're seeing that translate to high levels of spending. >> is it true you have wait lists for condos? we haven't seen wait lists in housing in a long time. >> we certainly do, we have incredible investment. we have invested, i believe, over 2.6 billion dollars. and we're seeing those pay you have with new restaurants and on beautiful new developments on our river front on the ohio and kentucky side. >> you know, one of the things that really gave me a lot of encouragement when reading about cincinnati, is that tourism is not just booming, but i think june was one of your best on record. so me and the team got online and looked at some of the things you would do in cincinnati and you have a lot there. >> we do, today the world choir games are here. we will bring in a million visitors. it will be from about 60 countries around the world. >> best of luck continuing to attract the tourists from birmingham, miami, and cincinnati. ever wonder how much a woman really

it's natural fit for us here in cincinnati.ether. a friendly competition. we have a new choir. >> this is one of the choirs from venn dezuela. ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ >> all right. we're wrapping it up. drew, thank you so much. we're hoping the world choir games so well. such a great team. they love "good morning america" and you, specifically, in cincinnati. >> give them a big hug. we love them right back. give them our best. >>> kristen johnston made us laugh out loud as a wacky alien on "3rd rock from the sun." she's in another comedy, "the exes." she's written a memoir called "guts." give it up for miss kristen johnston, everybody. >> all my fans came today. >> i know. i'm so happy to meet you. >> isn't he cute? i was flirting with him earlier. >> you are one of those spirits that everyone pulls for. >> raeally? i thought everyone hated me. >> no, no. >> once you leave for awhile, that's the key, disappear. people are like, oh, thank go. they're like, finally, someone who works and is famous. no, i didn't. >> yo

former cincinnati shortstop barry larken. played his entire 19 years with the cincinnati reds. >> this is unstinking believable. >> >> british open, today. tiger woods ran the bunker, darn near rick heys and hits him, ricochets. >> >> adam scott, bogeyed his last four holes. he finished one shot behind the eventual winner, ernie els. who found out -- he wins the british open over adam scott. >> >> take a look at the leaderboard -- . >>> great oceanic divide, concluded. after basically locking up a dominating victory, yesterday, 32-year-old bradley wiggenses becomes the first englishman to win -- he ends a 75 year drought for great britain. >> >> that's sports, right now, elliott sad letter, winner on the nascar tour. >> >> still ahead on "eyewitness news," here's a new way to get around, how about rollerman? ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ coustic g

that are investing in cincinnati. that are investing in hamilton county. i want to give incentives to companies that are investing in you, the american people, to create american jobs, making american goods that we're selling around the world stamped with three proud words, "made in america!" that's why i'm running for president of the united states. [ applause ] now, the difference extends not just the difference in corporate taxes, it's also individual taxes. we don't need a president who is going to give himself a big tax break. we need a president who is going to cut your taxes. now, four years ago i promised to cut taxes for the middle class, and i kept that promise. the typical family's tax burden is $3600 lower than it was when i came in office. i want all the press to notice that. because sometimes -- [ applause ] because sometimes you'll hear all these crazy accusations, obama is raising taxes, burdening -- no, here are the facts. typical middle class family, your taxes have gone down $3600 since i've been in office. couple weeks ago i called on c

cincinnati. incredible lightning around the great lakes. it's been a wild week. the nation had 700 reports of damaging wind since monday alone. these images from topeka, kansas, power lines snapped by powerful winds. the severe storms being fed in part by the extreme heat. the nation still blastered with heat warnings and advisory. it's been so hot, cooling pound ponds outside nuclear plants are either getting too warm for the plant to function safely. >> it's at unprecedented levels now and will only go up. >> reporter: across the nation the heat is twisting rail lines and buckling roads. with all of these dangers, it's still too dry. a phrase echoed from coast to coast. almost every state now has some level of drought giving grass fires like this that started burning along an oklahoma interstate plenty of fuel. while the threat is mostly over as we go into friday. i want to note some air travel and anywhere that saw damage will be affected going into the weekend. zinger zee, abc news, new york. >>> and the opening ceremony at the olympics are just about here an

campaigning in cincinnati he will label mitt romney as job destroyer. he will hit romney for his corporate tax proposals claiming they will create husband of thousands of jobs overseas. it's the latest in blistering attacks. to questions about time at bain capital. he says the outsourcing happened after 1999 but sec documents show him as chairman for three years after that. they argue he was involved or committed a felony. romney is demanding an apology. the president told tv romney should not hold his breath. >> f the tax runs are an issue and some republicans should release more than he has. >> kristen: aids walk organizers are celebrating a huge success of yesterday's event. they raised $2.7 million for aids groups. >> look around you to the thousands among you. >> kristen: this was the 26th year for the walk through golden gate park along the route there was a reminder raising a money for finding a cure is so important. sections of the quilt were on display honoring those that died from aids. >> the person that you wake up to in the morning you don'

. >> hello cincinnati. >> at a town hall meeting in cincinnati, he tried out a new line of attack against his republican rival. the president claims mitt romney's tax plan would ship jobs overseas at the expense of middle class voters like the ones in the battleground state. >> governor romney's economic plan would create 800,000 jobs. there's only one problem. the jobs wouldn't be in america. >> the obama campaign recently launched a tv ad claiming romney did just that as the head of bane capital. the president is brushing off criticism that he is running a negative campaign. >> we have done a whole slew of positive ads. those just don't get attention. >> romney and his camp are pushing back hard. romney says the president is misdirecting his energy and insists he has his facts wrong. >> so a campaign based on falsehood and dishonesty does not have long legs. >> and romney's fellow republicans are jumping to his defense. >> people are not worried about the details as to when mitt romney left to save the olympics. the details of his assets, they are worried about their jobs and their fami

president obama travels to cincinnati to talk about the economy. mitt romney will be in mississippi and louisiana. tara mergener is in washington. we covered the country. >>> happy monday, terrell. mitt romney now says president obama will do anything to get re-elected and that he's still owed an apology. but the president says the attacks are justified. >> president barack obama is back on the campaign trail today to talk about jobs and the economy. a topic mitt romney consistently criticizes the president about. but on thursday, president obama told cbs sunday morning he doesn't mind the attacks. >> you don't hear me complaining about him making that argument. if i was in his shoes, i'd be making the same argument. >> it's been romney on the defensive lately. he says he gave up managing bain capital in 1999 to run the salt lake city olympics. but bain filed documents showing romney is the chairman, ceo and sole owner of the company until 2002. >> it is standard, though, to, while you're on leave, to sign those documents for the s.e.c. he was stil

cincinnati fans arrived looking for a sweep of the cardinals.n the eighth they got what they came for. the reds held on for a 4-2 win. a three-game sweep of st. louis. their sixth straight victory. first inning at yankee stadium. a bat went flying into the stands and lookie who comes up with it. spike lee. he pops up places, doesn't he? >> of course, he shows off his swing for the crowd. he got to keep that bat. before that, though, top of the first, angels slugger albert pujols hit a solo home run to put l.a. up by two. minutes later, alex rodriguez tying the score for the yankees with a two-run shot of his own. 10-8. a-rod up to bat with the bases loaded. he popped up missing his chance to win the game and to top the great lou gehrig for most grand slams in major league history. in kansas city, white sox slugger adam dunn went deep for the third straight game hitting his league-leading 28th homer to win in the top of the first. chicago left-hander gave up one run over eight innings for his eighth straight victory. the white sox beat the royals

cincinnati, pittsburgh, all of that mid-atlantic region up tonight. >> and relief to follow. thanks. >>> we turn to the followout of the jobs number. we're getting a clearer picture who got the new jobs and pore of a changing work week. the number of hours increasing. bianna golodryga stands by about who is getting hired. >> reporter: we learned 80,000 jobs were added, low expectation, look at the beginning of the year, you can see how much the engine creating jobs slowed down. we averaged 226,000 jobs in the first three months but look at the last three months, averaging about 75,000 american jobs a month. >> so i want to bring back in bianna golodryga again here with us this evening. first off you said you found something very telling about who got those new jobs? >> that's right. of the 80,000 added last month. 25,000 were temporary workers. biggest increase since february. it's very telling. but in this case, a lot of economists saying while the work is there. a lot of ceos are still uncertain about what will come. >> we're stale waiting for full-time jobs to catch up wit

his father had been mayor of cincinnati. he imhad run for the cincinnati council. he'd practiced law in new york city. so, harold leventhal from the democratic side and potter stewart from the republican side were both similar in their approach to issues, in their love of writing, for example, and crafting opinions, so it taught me that there is a little bit of a difference between judging and politics. if people came from two very different political backgrounds. getting a clerkship on the supreme court is a total lottery. there are many, many, many people qualified to do it and you need luck and i had luck to get to clerk for potter stewart. after that i went to work -- >> can you stop for a minute? actually had an opportunity to ask somebody else. what term did you clerk? >> i clerked the october 1970 term. we had some very important cases. we had the pentagon papers case. we had the cassius clay case. we had some federalism cases of importance, younger versus harris. we had a very important segregation school busing case, swan versus mecklenberg. we had a very

that's something we expect the president to talk about at an eventilator on today in cincinnati.t nat event that the president is hosting in senate tay, rob po portman, who is high, everyone in washington thinks, on mitt romney's presidential selection list, is going to be giving a response to the president's event in cincinnati. he will also be talking about the president's record, of course, and so it's interesting to see rob portman coming out and being used in this very high profile capacity in responding to the president. so the president is going to be going after mitt romney on outsourcing. they're not letting up on that line of attack, and mitt romney campaign are going back to this whole line of attack on solindra. if anybody is going to change the narrative this week, it could be mitt romney. there are some rumblings coming out that perhaps he might name his vice presidential candidate this week, the "new york times" is reporting that this morning. that to me is the only narrative game changer that could come out this week. >> maybe that's why rob portman is being featu

. >>> in cincinnati, the reds started off hot against the padres, jumping in front 3- 0.ouble to the wall drove in three runs. the padres rolled past cincinnati 11-5, snapping the reds' ten-game win streak. >>> this has got to hurt. in seattle, jesus montero nailed the second-base umpire right in the side. oh! he tried to get out of the way. took a while, but he finally got back on his feet. he's feeling just fine. mariners, by the way, beat the blue jays 4-1. >>> at the cubs game in chicago, a very shaky wedding proposal. see this guy right here? his name is greg. he was going to propose to his girlfriend, erica, in the fifth inning. pops up on the giant screen, but she's out getting beers and ompletely misses the whole thing. he's bummed out, but he saves the day the old-fashioned way, getting down on his knees, giving her the ring. and it looks like, we think, quite possibly, she says yes. didn't seem too enthusiastic, though. probably because she had to buy the beer. >>> when we come back, doing battle against the drought. in texas, we'll show you one crop that is thr

. >>> and now, the stunning story out of cincinnati, ohio. a secret in suburbia.clean-cut high school student who liked to play roller hockey has been busted in a $3 million marijuana ring. in fact, police found $6,000 in cash in his closet. and the marijuana was allegedly grown inside homes in a comfortable suburbs. here's abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: this young man in many ways appears to be your typical suburban teenager, a kid who loves skateboarding, with a facebook page. but today police charged he's a teenaged kingpin with six high schools working under him in an illegal marijuana business, earning potentially $20,000 a month. >> he is a very smart individual. >> reporter: the case is like something out the show "weeds." the young man lived here, in the neatly manicured neighborhood outside of cincinnati, and area better known for its chill and local landmark, the amusement park made famous by the brady bunch. police say the teen worked with this network of adult suppliers. the organization had more than 600 plants in suburban homes valued at $3 millio

there was pounding hail in cincinnati. angry skies and incredible lightening around the great lakes. even before tonight's severe weather eruption, b.s. been a wild week. the nation has had more than 700 reports of damaging wind since monday alone. these imagines from kansas, power lines, slapped by violent winds. >> all of a sudden the poord and the wind came up. >> the storms are being fed in part by the extreme heat. the nation plastered with heat warnings and advisorieadvisorie. it's been so hot that cooling ponds outs nuclear pants are getting too warm or the water is falling too low for the plants to function safely. >> the difficulty in meeting the overall demand for energy and unprecedented levels now and it will only go up. >> reporter: across the nation t heat is twisting rail lines and buckling roads. with all these dangers, it's still too dry. a phrase echoed from coast to coast. almost every state has some level of drought. giving grass fires like this that burned along a oklahoma interstate plenty of fuel. >>

so they got to cincinnati where if you look at the downtown street grid and adjust it to the side you will see that the street names are exact -- almost exactly the same as center city, philadelphia. they've copied the street grid. and the accent, local accent in cincinnati with the ex end it persists is very much like the accent of philadelphia. they're going directly -- the new england yankees are very much setting up these voluntary associations, making a lot of noise moralistic, the philadelphians coming sort of from the quaker tradition are quiet, they're tolerant of corruption outside their own circle but they insist of moral behavior within it. they're part of the anti-slavery movement, too. in the south you've got the great movement of slave holders and of the slaves themselves. across from the atlantic states. virginia becomes a state exporting slaves in large number. south carolina, many of the great planters in south carolina are buying plantation land from which the indians have been expelled recently in alabama and mississippi and building huge plantations so that the cha

that area you see from cincinnati, new york city, d.c., that is the major exceptional threat. everyone should be on alert. stay with your local abc station. >> thank you. >>> now in london, what's being called mitt romney's golden gaffe. he is on his first overseas trip as the republican nominee. first stop, the olympics. but within 24 hours of touching down, he is at the center of a fire storm, questioning whether london is ready to host these olympic games. it's your "your voice your vote." abc's david muir asked romney about it all today. david, good evening to you. >> reporter: josh, good evening. this was supposed to be mitt romney's olympic moment after having turned around the salt lake city games. today, as this day unfolded the spotlight of the world stage proved it can be blistering. in a city about to put on the summer olympics, many here did not like what they heard when mitt romney was asked whether the london games looked ready. >> it's hard to know just how well it will turn out. there are a few things that were disconcerting. the stories about the private secur

doctors at cincinnati children's hospital say that infections dropped compared to vaccinate it woman. and cuts may actually improve a child's head, it vereins babies who spend more time around a dog or a cat to have fewer respiratory infections. large numbers of starving pelicans are turning up on california beaches. another pelican, was delivered to while the rescue yesterday. and at mackovic tells us the growing number of birds under to arrest this stressing rescue workers >>> it's great to have the feeling of you help their bird >>> five years ago only about 25 pelicans and the pure, and this year '95. >>> what we are seeing is that we clarify and them on the beach and they're bigger and for food >>> some birds are not making the cut split of fractures or fishing hook our fishing line injuries, they also have to give surgery's >>> each also has to get pass owns of fish per day. but the lead the rescuers have volunteers helping to a happy ending >>> and gets you in the hearts prayed you just want them to go on and go out and breed at a by great the way they're supposed to. >>> if yo

>> no, we won't be apologizing. >> the president campaigns today in cincinnati.an. does portman now top the list of possible running mates? and has mitt romney already made up his mind? we'll talk to the experts. >>> plus in israel today, hillary clinton tries to mend fences with prime minister netanyahu after meeting egypt's new president over the weekend and facing anti-american protesters in alexandria. >>> and who pulled the plug on the boss and sir paul? what were london police thinking when they killed the mikes in the middle of the hyde park encore? >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. in our daily fix today, mitt romney's campaign is trying to turn the focus away from romney's personal finances and tenure at bain capital with a coordinated attack today on what they call the president's political cronyism. but the obama campaign is not letting up. this afternoon in cincinnati, the president is going to be racheting up the so-called outsourcing attacks in his first town hall of his re-election campaign. chris cillizza is an msnbc contributo

there's another batch in cincinnati and ohio.ctory of the storms should take them down to the south of the immediate metropolitan area. but fredericksburg to richmond may be in line for those. sizzling hot later on this afternoon. can't rule out a chance for some thunderstorms today. so rain chances are not zero today. not very high, but what few storms we do cook up may also be strong. so keep a weather eye to the sky. they won't be garden variety thunderstorms. the good news is we won't have that many storms to worry about. that's the good news. bad news is anything that does happen obviously is just insult to injury at this point. >> absolutely. all right. thank you, chuck. >>> well, the storm killed five people in our region. a tree fell on the roof of a 90-year-old woman's house killing her while she slept in springfield. >> a man died when a tree fell on his car. and also in anne arundel. >> and a woman died when a tree fell on her roof. a man died when he touched a live wire, electrocuting him. oh. got to watch out for tha

. >>> the latest in the cincinnati bengals cheerleader scandal.ember and teacher, accused of having sex with a student. she's fighting the charges. and this morning, she'll speak out about them. >>> and look at this couple. who is this mystery man? lara, are you going to tell us in "pop news"? >> i will. >> we'll reveal all later. >> ole. >> namaste. >>> we're going to get to drew peterson, the former chicago police sergeant charged with the murder of his fourth wife. alex perez is in chicago with the latest. >> reporter: this morning, eight years after his third wife, kathleen savio was found dead in the bathtub, former chicago police officer, drew peterson finds himself on the other side of the law. >> he's nervous. who wouldn't be in a situation like this? he's strong. he's confident. he knows he didn't do anything wrong. >> reporter: savio's death was originally ruled an accidental drowning. but after peterson's fourth wife, stacy peterson, vanished in 2007, savio's remains were exhumed and her death reclassified a homicide. after being charge

the headline is, "cincinnati high school paying students to come to school." this is from cleveland back in february. host: that is the high school out in cincinnati. we will go to the others on line. your thoughts on some of these programs that pay at-risk kids to show up? caller: first of all, let me sit in an at-risk student myself. i grew up in an at-risk family. i graduate from elementary, junior high, high school, and college, and then i was told i m at-risk. throwing money at students is not going to help their home situation. it will not involve parents. parents being involved with their students and student achievement increasing. all the research shows that if you involve parents matter what their education level is that, how rich they are or how poor they are, all students will improve. but we need to put money in a place so we can involve parents in the education of their parents. even the poorest parents have children that will increase their reading. if you will involve them in meaningful ways in the school system. not giving students the money t

among the to 100 airports, cincinnati passengers pay the highest fares on average.tic city is the lowest. >>> a home invasion and these guys know exactly what they were looking for. that story and much more coming up on abc2 news at 6:00 which starts right now. >>> take a look right now it. looks beautiful, but storms could be in the mix. >>> new developments tonight in the arrest of a

makes no bones about it it is unlike anything about and he showed paid as the padres and again for cincinnati barry bonds was there among the 42,000 barry zito in trouble in the fourth bases loaded that what forces and a run. he walked three in the inning and six in the game. here's a liner to brendan crawford for the out, and a double play it is still one- zero, same score in the seventh pablo sandoval at full extension he gloves of for that out. the next batter he gets through he drove home the run to make it 2-0 that was enough. struck out seven and pitched a second straight complete game. the giants when half-game ahead of dodgers. the giants have six or maybe seven legitimate candidates for the all-star game during all of a shot to get selected it is announced tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m.. alden smith was stabbed last night at an east san jose house party where two others were shot the 49ers released a statement that smith is recovering from minor injuries that would not confirm that smith was at the party. these storms in d.c. toward on dozens of trees and cause serious damage at cong

in the seven, pablo sandoval snags the bunt the liner gets through, he drove home the run, 2-0 cincinnati that was enough. a strike to end it. he struck out seven. page to second straight complete game. giants won that game ahead of dodgers. the all-star rosters announced a model parent may be seven giants could be on the bubble. for niners linebacker alden smith stabbed last night at a house party or two others were shot 49ers released a statement that smith recovering comfortably from minor injuries but would not confirm he was at a party. these storms in tcp it tore down trees and caused serious damage at congressional country club the at&t tournament delayed six hours tiger woods is a lurking and that means tv ratings are through the roof. he's one shot back at 4 under 67. he grabs ahold of the lead with a birdie putt. a one-shot lead over tiger. andy roddick looks strong and the first set, he could not handle the serb radical in the first set then fell apart. he has a screaming winter and rotted out. maybe for good. serena williams lost the first set, a record 23 aces, and battled in

. >>> cincinnati, brewers-reds. miguel caro when is the last time he played leapfrog on the diamond. top 10, chapman upstairs making cody ramson hit and miss. reds beat the brew crew 2-1. >>> meantime from coopers town, new york, several inductions today. the ray ron santo. he passed away from bladder cancer two years ago. there's hissed widow vicki also enshrined barry lock. >> i'm going to tell you what, this is unstinking believable. unbelievable. >> unstinking believable. somebody said that as you will see. i'm talking a disastrous shot for tiger woods. ends up on his knees, and tiger literally limps through this final round. on number 18th. erny ells, birdie put. puts him at 7-under. also at number 18, adam scott. talking about unbelievably stinking. a par that would have placed the play off with ells. but then it's one shot behind this guy the winner ernie els who found out at the practice range that he won. >>> tour de france concluded today can you imagine. 2,100miles of racing after basically locking up the

jains and cincinnati in the theft. reds take a 2-1 lead. he gives vogelsang gets and chin music. pitch he did it again he slams down the bat both benches cleared. nobody was ejected. both benches warned. later in the seventh buster posey hits it back up the metal giants 73-2 lead. the reds load the bases in the ninth and base it left field that ties the game base is still loaded. tied at 3 in the ninth and angel pagan a can of corn he lets the ball jump over his glove posies scores the winning run the giant split with the reds. >>> i was not as close to the wall as i thought i was i missed it. really embarrassing. i missed it. >>> a stand-up guy though after the game a's reinecke the a's lone all-star. the sharks have signed a free agent forward. he spent last season in dallas. >>> he pulled in a record seven it and catch fish. the oklahoma fishing tournament. the majority of the 2002 team that won two world series gathered today for a reunion. jeff kent's election is up for debate when this turn comes up in 2014. >>> you look at the numbers would you argue your holophane materia

. >> hello cincinnati. >> reporter: at a town hall meeting in cincinnati he tried out a new line of attackgainst his republican rival the president claims mitt romney's tax plan which ships jobs overseas, at the expense of middle class voters, like the ones in the battleground state. >> governor romney's economic plan would in fact create 800,000 jobs. there is only one problem, the jobs wouldn't be in america. >> reporter: the obama campaign recently launched a tv ad, claims he did just that as the head of bane capital the president is brushing off criticism, that he is running a negative campaign. >> we've done a whole slew of positive ads, those just don't get attention in the news. >> reporter: romney and his camp are pushing back hard, romney says the president is misdirecting his energy and insists he has his facts wrong. >> so a campaign based on falsehood and dishonesty does not have long legs. >> reporter: romney's fellow republicans are jumping to his defense. >> people are not worriedant details as to when mitt romney left bane capital to save the olympics or the details about h

chicago back through cincinnati, heat advisories and excessive heat warnings for philadelphia.es like d.c., 101. factor in the humidity and it will feel worse than that. 98 expected in chicago. 57 degrees in san francisco. that's the cool spot. bring your jacket, 88 in chicago and the heat builds into new york city tomorrow afternoon with a high of 96 degrees. >> rob is getting parch there it's so hot. >> thank you, rob. >> we always end our show with best advice, what a unique opportunity we have today. our special guest deepak chopra with his thoughts on that coming up. according to ford, the works fuel saver package could terally pay for itself. jim twitchel is this true? yes it's true. how is this possible? proper tire inflation, by using proper grades of oil, your car runs more efficiently, saves gas. you could be doing this right now? yes i could, mike. i'm slowing you down? yes you are. my bad. the works fuel saver package. just $29.95 or less after rebate. only at your ford dealer. so, to sum up, you take care of that, you take care of these, you save a bunch of this. t

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today president obama will hold a town hall meeting in cincinnati where he will continue to push the narrative that a vote for mitt romney is a vote for outsourcing, pointing to a new report that estimates mitt romney's tax policy will result in more american jobs moving overseas. need to ask ryan about that. standby. president obama said this week there will be no apologies after a member of his campaign suggested that the republican contender may have broken the law by misrepresenting his role with bain capital after 1999. now yesterday, on "meet the press," senior campaign adviser ed gillespie defended his candidate explaining romney had retired retroactively from the firm. >> he was still ceo and had shares, but he wasn't responsible for management and that's the, you know, that's the bottom line. >> even when he was on leave does he stand by business decisions that were made by the firm he created? >> he actually retired retroactively at that point, david. he ended up not going back to the firm after his time in salt lake city. so he was actually retired from bain, but look, bai

it's shelf clouds and another powerful storm moving through parts of cincinnati, toward cleveland. that's what we will be watching. 8:00 hour going into the 11:00 hour we'll get back into the 70s. start your day tomorrow morning. we're on our way to 91 with humid conditions. humidity in play could allow for more storms. you can see the cold front just out toward the west. it's a slow mover interacting with all the humidity coming up out of the south. that's the ingredient for the garden variety pop-up showers during the course of not only saturday but indications are maybe sunday could feature a shower. the real heat over the center portion of the country, that stays to the south and the west. the next several days will be normal temperatures. the humidity increases as we head into next week. a few of the showers and storms popping up. lower 70s for tonight. by tomorrow afternoon back up to 90 degrees. notice some of the showers and storms starting in the western disoams. even the eastern shore, along the delaware beaches. here's the prime one into sunday evening. more storms possi

look at the heat index values from the west, feeling like 109 in cincinnati. all right. here's the trend. hit and miss showers thursday by 4:00 and as we go into friday you can see basically a better chance for a line of showers and storms. two extreme days of heat and the storm should drop us back down for the weekend. 67, mostly clear tomorrow. we'll call it variably cloudy, hot or more humid, 97. some spots could touch a hundred. tomorrow down to 78. steam baths with lingering thunderstorms in the evening. as we look to friday a bet are chance for storms friday evening. that will drop us back to the upper 80s maybe for most of the weekend. by the first day of august, upper 80s. the moist tongue, that thing moves over. you will feel it tomorrow. >> i imagine you will. listen, i think you started a surge in people going to meteorology school. is that a chapter? >> maybe one day's lesson but one that stays with you. >> the black and purple are back at it at owings mills. coach harbaugh and others are getting ready for the start of the season, ray rice, ray lewis. want wa