debbie, welcome. brad, welcome to you both. brad, let me start with you. this sounds like it came from the romney campaign but it did not. steve told us that robert gibbs, the obama campaign spokesman says we're not adding jobs fast enough, not growing the economy. what do they do? >> what they do, i'm not going to give advice to the democrats. i'll leave that to debbie but what the republicans need to do is it's not enough to tell the american people how bad obama is. they know that. they need an alternative and they have to believe that a change is going to better their situation so it's up to romney to lay out a clear and definitive plan in the next few months that the american people can say, ok, we've had enough of obama, we're willing to make the change in romney and the change that romney is willing to make is better than what we got. 70% of the american people, eric, whether you're republican or democrat feel the american economy is headed down the wrong track. and they've lost faith in this president because they're not better off today than they

something that saddens debby cook who says she is still a believer. >> it's a real travesty because, you know, that's something that has been created. it's not really -- it's been caused -- it shouldn't be that way, but it is. >> given the intensity of the media interest and the on going tom kath saga, the pr problems for scientology are unlikely to abate any time soon. >> hard journey ahead for tom kath tharnd families. thanks to dan harris. next up, the comic who is not afraid to hit below the belt. we get to know ricky gervais. and there's lots of cool stuff happening with progressive mobile. great! tyler here will show you everything. check out our new mobile app. now you can use your phone to scan your car's vin or take a picture of your license. it's an easy way to start a quote. watch this -- flo, can i see your license? no. well, all right. thanks. okay, here we go. whoa! no one said "cheese." progressive mobile -- insurance has never been easier. get a free quote today. did you know when heartburn, it's too late to take prilosec because... but it's but zantac® works differen

as part of a now-settled court battle with the church, debbie cook made a series of allegations about the head of scientology, david miscavage, a man who is very close to tom cruise. >> i have never met a more competent, a more intelligent, a more tolerant, more compassionate being. we are lucky to have you and thank you very much. >> but debby cook testified in court that she saw him punch a fellow scientology executive, and that while he never hit her, he did order his secretary to do so. >> you're in a room with him and he tells his secretary to slap you? >> yes. >> and she did it. >> she did it very hard. yes. >> hard enough that you fell down? >> yes. >> why did he ask her to do this? >> he was displeased how i was answering a question. it wasn't what he wanted to hear. in some way. >> reporter: the church denies cook's claims and dismisses her as a "defrocked apostate." if indeed it is true that katie feared the impact scientology could have on her daughter, she could find ammunition in jess that hill who has come forward to say two decades ago she was forced to perform manual l

>> debbie phelps: i do.cation, he told me. but you know, i was, like... i'm like, "come on, michael, just a 50 freestyle." >> cooper: you want him to compete in rio? >> debbie phelps: i do. i've never been there before. >> cooper: ( laughs ) what happens if your mom... you know, after london, after 12 months goes by and says, "you know, i've always wanted to go to rio"? >> michael phelps: we'll go watch. >> cooper: no chance you'd compete? >> michael phelps: no. once i retire, i'm retiring. i'm done. >> cooper: when he retires, michael phelps will only be 27 years old. so much of his life has been spent in the pool, he's practically grown up there. after the olympics, he wants to see what the rest of the world has to offer. >> michael phelps: i've been able to go to all these amazing cities in my travels, and i haven't been able to see them at all. i see the hotel and i see the pool, that's it. and i'm just going to go and do whatever i want to do and... >> cooper: your face lights up when you talk about it.

this is nasty debby is hanging around mike but you were saying as far as the rain from debby, they could use a little bit of that. they were also in a deveer drought last week. >> the lawns are looking terrible right now. 79 outside the studio doors. that's the launching pad for the 90s later today. annapolis at 82 a pair of 7s cambridge and georgetown at 82. we had the clouds from the morning now going to the south and east. but you look upstream and there's some showers and storms trying to get organized in fact i want to switch it over to maryland's most powerful radar. and maryland's most powerful radar saying that this complex of storms stays together in 12 hours it will be in the baltimore viewing area. so let's keep an eye on this and keep it locked only channel 2 and wyatt will be here in the afternoon and evening to update the forecast but we'll have to watch maybe more storms in the mix by tonight. we'll do a pair of 9s tonight and it's going to be a shade just below -- or today rather a shade below 100 degrees but i think some parts especially frederick could hit 100 degrees t

debbie, thank you for joining me here at the podium. we hope you will let gabby know as we have already done how much we miss her and how much we appreciate her good work and how honored we are that she is receiving this award. we have also invited members to send personal note to them which we've collected in this -- in a book which i'm going to hand to you here in just a moment. it's a great pleasure and honor for me to present our 2012 distinguished service award to gabrielle giffords of arizona. if i can have the plaque. >> yes. as a matter of fact, mr. kolbe may i read it. it's small print. the 2012 distinguished service award is presented by the united states association of former members of congress to congresswoman gabrielle, gabby giffords for her exceptional public service and bravery in the face of adversity. through her efforts on the house armed services committee, the house science, space and technology committee, the subcommittee on air and land forces, the subcommittee on readiness, the subcommittee on technology and inn

michigan senator debbie stabenow is pushing the aptly titled bring jobs home act. bill is among other things is going to end tax breaks to companies that ship jobs overseas and will give tax breaks to firms that bring jobs home. i spoke with senator stabenow earlier and i asked if mitt romney has weighed in on her bill. >> i don't have any word. i love your show and congratulations and please keep up the great work. as far as i'm concerned there should not be one republican no vote. there certainly won't be democrats opposing this. we should be together on this whole issue. this is about stopping the loophole that makes all of us as taxpayers help pay for somebody to move overseas and as far as i'm concerned let's help folks move back. happy to pay for that. happy to have them deduct their business expenses but we're not going to pay for them to ship jobs overseas. >> jennifer: let's listen to you introducing your bill on the floor of the senate today. >> and to add insult to injury, american taxpayers were asked to help foot the bill. you know it is amazing when i

you heard debbie wasserman schultz talk about her. she was the first to suggest that mitt romney may have broken the law. >>> wrapping up a tour overseas, hillary clinton says the united states will use all elements of american power to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. added that u.s. and israel are on the same page in dealing with iran. before returning home to washington, she was asked about the protesters in egypt who threw shoes and tomatoes at her armored convoy two days ago. >> i have some experience with my own country and other vibrant societies like israel and elsewhere where protests are part of the fabric of the democracy. so in one way seeing people express themselves, even though their assumptions and conclusions were absolutely wrong, is a sign of that freer environment that egypt now enjoys. therefore, i was not offended. you know, i was relieved that nobody was hurt and i felt bad that good tomatoes were wasted. other than that, it was not particularly bothersome. >>> secretary clinton back in washington t

[ laughter ] debby is a tropical storm/waffle house waitress.ed debby when she was doing dallas, personally. [ laughter ] some areas of florida expected to get up to 25 inches of rain in the next two days. that's almost two feet, i think. [ laughter ] beach tropical storms are hardest on the weathermen. our abc affiliate assigned reporter trevor shirley to cover debby. i have to hand it to him. he handled an unfortunate situation very well. >> at this point, no evacuation orders. we heard of about evacuation order -- at this point, there is no evacuation. >> jimmy: if i was the guy in the pickup truck, i don't think i'd ever stop laughing, right? [ laughter ] probably go around the block and try it one more time. meanwhile, elsewhere, the victory parade for the champions of the nba, the miami heat. the heat beat the -- [ booing ] >> jimmy: fans of the team? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they had the victory parade this morning. hundreds of thousands of people showed up to celebrate. there's dwyane wade with the trophy. the fans went nuts. look at the e

so far debby and a half dozen volunteers have raced $4 million.n need of financial assistance, people like lily weaver. >> she has helped our family with the bills. >> lily is now in remission. >> when i think of all the kids, the men, the women that have been affected by this, and how gracious and wonderful the world is, i get emotional. >> angel craiger also knows what it's like. she wears this back pack to keep her health pumping. she can't work and has been on the transplant list for years. >> they hook us up or teach us house to fund raise on their own. >> they raise money through concerts and races. >> there are a lot of people out there who will talk the talk, but don't walk the walk. she's walking it. >> the fund directly -- even other charities call debby, and they'll say, can you pay their insurance? can you buy a car? >> reporter: she's also known for helping victims of natural disasters and organizing homecummings for local soldiers. >> reporter: do you think patty is smiling? >> oh, i know it. i know she's in a good place. >> reporter

thanks. >> thanks, jamie, see you soon. >> jamie: you don't want to miss the interview, debbie wasserman and you want to tune into fox news sunday, every sunday and it airs at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern. >> eric: coming up, "sunday house call" and scientists are working on an injection they think can be used as an alternative to breathing. what are we, fish? the doctors will be here to explain. >> jamie: no guess and big news in the battle against hiv. we'll explain a new at-home test and how it works. [ buzz ] off to work! did you know honey nut cheerios is america's favorite cereal? oh, you're good! hey, did you know that honey nut cheerios is... oh you too! ooh, hey america's favorite cereais... honey nut cheerios ok then off to iceland! as her family pulled out of the driveway, this isn't just a teddy bear. it's a step towards normal. it's why allstate catastrophe teams didn't just arrive at these fires with cold water and checks to help the grown-ups start the rebuilding... they also brought thousands of these teddy bears for kids. people come first. everything else is second.

but first debbie wasserman-schultz. i think the head line of the day. you drove 2000 miles all the way to new hampshire with four dogs and cat and kids and the husband. how are you? >> i lived to tell about it and all of the dogs were in the car. it can be done. >> very good. we have another head line and that is the job's number. 80,000 net jobs created. is that a record that the president can run on and win reelection next november? >> absolute low. when he tock off they were hemoraging jobs every month and we have had 28 months of job growth in the private sector and 4.4 million jobs created and we are moving forward. we need to continue to make more progress obviously and we haven't far enough. we need middle class tax breaks and get yobs and get economy moving forward and great if republicans would join us in that effort and president obama is focusing on making sure, he singles out like a lazer to get the economy and jobs. >> that should bring us back 50 percent. let's take down the numbers. national unemployment number 8.2 percent and including t

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representative debbie wasserman schultz chair of the dnc and reincepriebus. we will talk policy and poll tips with house leaders. republican tom price of georgia and xavier becerra. criticism from the base. we will ask our sunday panel where the race stands now with four months until election day. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. for third straight month the job creation numbers have been disappointing. a sure sign that the u.s. is still struggling to get the economy back on track are voters making up their minds about the economy at this point and the presidential race? in a few minutes we will talk with the chairman of the republican national committee reince priebus. first, debbie wasserman schultz. and welcome back from new hampshire, congress woman. good to see you this morning. >> good morning. thank you, you too, john. >> the head line of the day is that you just drove 2,000-miles from florida up to new hampshire with four dogs the cat the kids and the h husband. how are you after all that? >> and liveled to

. >> reporter: debby, conner's mom pushed hard to have the legislation passed and sets up a foundation bringing awareness to the issue and helping money to bring aeds to pulls. >> it's the leading cause of accidental deaths for children 1-2. we don't want another family to lose a child or sufficient a loss like this if they are preventable and having an aed on site and access to it immediately increases the survival rate up to 80%. each defibrillator costs $1600. some companies are stepping up to help with the expense. >> a dentist donated a defibrillate tore the swim club. the freed family donated defibrillators, i expect the others will make donations in the future as well. >> reporter: she tried to have it passed statewide. now that arundel is doing this, queen anns is considering it, they hope it will get momentum to make this a statewide law. >>> debby is meeting with queen ann county's commission on monday to discuss conner's law for their county as well. >>> for months we have been telling you about maryland consumers cheated out of thousands dollars in a paving scheme. the man

in your son jesus' name, amen. >> thank you, pastor debbie. providing words of encouragement for early responders, pastor ron pherson. [ applause ] >> heavenly father, we are gathered here to bring comfort. in matthew 20, chapter 16th verse, i'm reminded it says, so the last shall be first and the first shall be last. and many are called and few are chosen. many times you are the last one that is remembered that you are a victim. you're the last one that people stop to think that you had to go through something. but you're the first on the call, the first on the scene. and we're grateful. many say they would but you were chosen to answer the call. and we are grateful that you have answered the call. from the days of john the baptist until now, it says, the kingdom of heaven has suffered violence but the violence has taken by force. we thank you that you have not shrunk back from this challenge and that you, with great skill and with great dare, ran into the building, ran into places, willing to lay down your life for others. i want you to be r

(applause) >> thank you pastor debbie. providing words of encouragement for early responders pastor ron pearson. >> heavenly father, we are gathered here to bring comfort. in matthew 20 chapter 16th verse. i am reminded that it says so the last shall be first and the first shall be last. as many are called and few are chosen many times you are the last one that is remembered that you are a victim. you are the last one that people stop to think that you had fog through something -- you had to go through something but you are the first on the call, the first on the scene. and we are grateful. many say they would but you were chosen to answer the call. we are grateful you have answered the call. from the days of john the baptist until now it says the kingdom of heaven has suffered silence but the center lines has taken by force. we thank you that you have not shrunk back from this challenge and that you with great skill ran into the building, ran into places, willing to lay down your life for others. i want you to be reminded

before you vote, advice from debbie wasserman schultz. >> americans need to ask themselves why does an american businessman need a swiss bank account and secretive investments like that? it's a thought that i would like to leave folks with. >> whatever you do, don't ask the congresswoman about her swiss bank account. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> welcome aboard, folks. live from studio e. brian did not return last night from the all-star game in kansas city. he's taking the rest of the week off and in his place, the great clayton morris. >> he's ok. >> just taking it off. >> good to see you. >> thanks for the cup of joe that you brought. >> that's right. this is the only mug in the entire "fox & friends" studios and i hide it in a cabinet so no one else can use it. only clean one. you wash it myself. >> that's good because we ran it through the dishwasher when this plagues was built in the 1990's. >> i think it's made from asbestos. and it needs to be fumigated. >> ok. do that while i read the headlines, fumigate. fox news alert, looking live at the scene of a massive fireball c

. >> reporter: for hundreds of people, debby williams has been as angel when they needed one most. >> she's like a second mom to me. >> reporter: lily battled bone cancer this year, she's now in remission, but for months her parents were out of work at the hospital praying for work. enter debby and the patty pilatis fund. >> then they can take off work and still pay for the bills so we can still have a house to live under and still have toys to play with and everything like that. >> reporter: debby started the fund in the late '90s since then has raised $4 million for people in maryland, suffering from life-threatening illnesses, in need of financial assistance. patty was sick, losing her house. >> in 30 days, long story short, raised $20,000, patty died with dignity with her family, friends and hose pill. >> reporter: at her home? >> at her mom. >> reporter: it created a fire inside her. >> i get hundreds of e-mails a day. >> reporter: she spends most of her days setting up fund-raisers, soliciting donations looking for those willing to help. >> when i think of the kids, the men, the

amen. >> thank you, pastor debbie. providing words of encouragement for early responders, pastor ron pherson. >> heavenly father, we are gathered here to bring comfort. in matthew 20th chapter 16th verse, i am reminded that it says so the last shall be first and the first shall be last. and many are called and few are chosen. many times you are the last one that is remembered that you are a victim. you're the last one that people stop to think that you had to go through something. but you're the first on the call. the first on the scene. and we're grateful. many say they would but you were chosen to answer the call. and we are grateful that you have answered the call. from the days of john the baptist until now, it say it is kingdom of heaven suffered violence but the violent have taken by force. we thank you that you have not shrunk back from this challenge. and that you with great skill and great dare ran in to the building. ran in to places willing to lay down your life for others. i want you to be reminded because

people in parts of florida are getting assistance in the aftermath of tropical storm debby from an unlikely place. >> why hundreds are lining upoutside stores in the scorching temperatures exactly what they need. we will fill you in good morning maryland continues >>> now "good morning maryland" at 4:30. >> some convicted criminals are helping northern florida stay dry from tropical storm debby. prisoners on work release are getting a lot of credit for helping out in the aftermath of that storm. flood waters did damage to about 400 homes and 100 roads are closed due to the flooding. the men packed more than 12,000 bags of sand. >> they were happy to do it. anything toer is of the community rather than being inside -- anything to serve the community rather than being- side watching the clocks tick. >> it's all volunteer work. >>> time for a check of the forecast. hey, mike. >> hey, here's what's going on. we have a couple showers maybe perhaps a couple of bolts of lightning out of the one cell crossing into northern carroll county and northwestern baltimore county. nothing severe, but there

i have attorney debbi hines here with an update.ast week the children were taken out of their grandmother's guardianship and put into the hands of tito's son. so this is just a terrible situation. what is happening now? >> well, the latest is, i think they've worked out an agreement with mrs. jackson's attorneys, and so the agreement that they've worked out, which would have to be approved by the court is that she would share co-guardianship with t.j. jackson, which is tito's son, and she would take care of the children, be responsible for their welfare, and that he would take care of the day to day housekeeping chores, the huge staff that they have, he would be involved in that aspect but that has yet to be involved by the court. >> when we say jacksons, we're talking about the michael jackson family. i understand the estate has released a guest list. only certain family members are able to visit. what is that about? >> yesterday the estate released a statement saying there are certain members, they're in the saying what, that have

the judge granted debbie berg a stay so that the monkey can stay with her.muller, abc news, new york. >> a stylish white dress. >> how many monkey cliches did we get in the piece? >> a lot. >>> coming up, the jackson family heading for a deal. why is randy saying the other side is trying to kill his mother? and if another twist, investigators are set to interview michael jackson's children. so this is not over yet. >>> and pool duel. michael phelps and ryan lochte america's top swimmers and hard core rivals are going head to head today. >>> and back to the ballroom. the biggest season of "dancing with the stars" yet, just announced. we talk to the all stars heading back into the competition, that's coming up next. a party? [ music plays, record skips ] hi, i'm new ensure clear. clear, huh? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not juice or fancy water, i'm different. i've got nine grams of protein. twist my lid. that's three times more than me! twenty-one vitamins and minerals and zero fat! hmmm. you'll bring a lot to the party. [ all ] yay! [ female announ

debbie jarvis is the vp of cooperate leadership and social responsibility.ood morning to you. >> good morning. >> reporter: what a wonderful space. >> it's great. >> reporter: tell us more about what goes on here. >> it's a gallery. it's a 4,000 square foot gallery and we share it with our nonprofit arts organizations. we have exhibits going on throughout the year. you know, it's open to the public tuesday through friday, from 12:00 to 4:00. what we also do, we open it up, the space, to our nonprofit partners, like goodwill, a partner of ours, to do creative things. what we have here is the popup shop. it's for three days. we're just happy we're able to share this space. >> reporter: looks like a cute boutique. debbie said she would talk to me if i did it for a short time, so she could go shop. >> oh, i wanted to talk more about it. >> reporter: i'm going to let her do that. i have someone else to talk to. debbi, thank you so much. >> absolutely. >> reporter: brendan is the chief operating officer for goodwill. this helps show you what this space can exhibit

high winds from t)opical storm debby. what he actually shot is much cooler than whas going to do.heading straight for the pyer -- and boom! to the other side. are you kidding me? >> i think this video went viral. the thing about "right this month," we've got the story behind the video. did you plan this and how did you pull this off? >> i've been looking at it for eight, nine years, easy. this wind was blowing 50, 60 >> i tried it one time before. i made it over but -- >> was there ever a moment when you were thinking, i'm not going to make it, i'm not going to clear it, i need to abort this mission? >> i was going to be possible. there was nobody on the pier. >> were you worried that you were going to go up and just kt down? >> i might like that actually. you've got so much power out there that you're in control of. nobody else is in control but that's one of the things i really love about kite surfing. the freedom of the sport and the fact that you are in total control of the situation. >>> we had a story on the show about gron men who like to wear diapers and dress as babies. m

debbie phelps, hillary, thank you so much for coming. good luck. we'll be watching you guys and congratulations. >> thank you, baltimore! >> definitely. you got that right and don't forget, wbal-tv 11 is your home for the olympic games. watch the olympic zone every night starting july 27th. you can see michael phelps at competition and take a look at his success medal by medal on wbaltv.com. click on olympics. and stay with us. coming up next on 11 >> good morning. welcome to the sunday gardner. >> good morning. >> valley view farms. two things we want to do, we're going to talk about water gardens and some accessories, i guess you could put it. >> yep, we have a letter here from reasona in baltimore and she asks if we can tell her what this bush is and where they can find it. her mother-in-law planted it and she died before she told anyone where it was and where she got it. i think it's been unfortunately in the envelope for a while. >> dried out. >> we think it's a type of myrtle and this is perfect size where we can see the flower, we can see th

. >> also, tropical storm debby may have come and gone but some people still dealing with what that storm left behind. we're going take you there down to florida mike and show you the flooding. >> we could use some of rain up here. lawns starting to turn brown. the map, excessive heat watches, warnings, advisories. we're going to explain it all. this heat is going to be bad. that's coming up. charlie? >> all right as we go to break this morning, show you some of the fireworks that were last night. this down in baltimore's inner harbor. "good morning maryland" continues in just a few moments. [ male announcer ] this is sheldon, whose long dy setting up the news starts with arthritis pain and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve, the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain away all day. back to the news. >>> well, some southeast georgia residents are still dealing with problems from tropical storm debby. a week after the storm left the area. heavy rains from that storm overloaded the st. mary's river causing it to spill into nearby neighborhoods, peo

i'm joined by florida congressman, debbie wasserman schultz. chair of the democratic national convention. congresswoman, thank you for being on the show. >> great to be with you. >> did mitt romney do himself any good by suggesting a cultural superior of israel over the palestinians, bringing in an ethnic specificity to the debate here? isn't that treading on dangerous territory? >> well, i think what happened here, michael, is that when you are a candidate for president and you're taking a foreign trip, the idea is that you are supposed to come back at least leaving the impression that you are ready to be the commander in chief and chief diplomat. the first rule of a trip like this should be, first, do no harm. mitt romney went over to great britain and to israel and essentially was like a bull in the china shop. what was amazing to me was that particularly in a sensitive region like the middle east and israel and the west bank in particular, to not be careful about the way he chose his words and to risk potentially setting back the process in

with a monkey on her back, debbie can't imagine losing kiko. >> devastating.d be hard on kiko, too. imagine taking a 6-year-old child and putting it into a home it doesn't know. >> reporter: berg said she bought kiko as a companion for her other monkey, daisy, a year before the mississippi woman's monkey was even born. with daisy and kiko both in court, it was a barrel full of -- or at least a cage full of monkeys. the texas judge and lawyer taking the monkeying around in stride. >> i wouldn't want to turn them loose in the courtroom and have them get all excited or frightened and start running around. but it was kind of a delight to have them here. >> it's a good break from the normal lawsuits. >> reporter: as she strolled out of court, kiko seems pleased with the texas justice she's received so far. the judge granted debbie berg a protection order allowing them to stay together while her attorney works to throw a monkey wrench into the lawsuit and get the case dismissed. john muller, abc news, new york. >> a stylish white dress. >> how many monkey cliches di

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