four years later, akino's wife ran against demarco. lloyd lacuesta traveled to the philippines to cover the election. >> reporter: the stench was so bad i began to get nauseated. yet 500 people call this home. they earn about 50pesos a day, $2.50 for such work. it would seem life in such a hell would make these people angry, but apparently they're not. this woman is 48 years old has lived in tango for 48 years and has raised eight children here. she told us most in this slum support president marcos because they want the status quo maintained. >> actually she's not really happy. what they have to do. but what they are worried about if they're going to elect a new one, they will, they worry they may suffer more. >> reporter: while her husband will vote for marcos, she is going to vote for akino. >> because of the way of living is very expensive. it's getting higher and higher the standard of living. >> reporter: you could argue anything would be better than this standard of living, but these people seem satisfied. >> you will see them t

trt=:04 vincent demarco heads up a large healthcare initiative.troubled by what he sees as poltiics above healthcare. [take sot vincent demarco ] in 10:55:40 "it is really irresponsible for any organization to discourage people from taking advantage of benefits that may help keep them alive." trt=:07 a recent kaiser family foundation survey found that 71 percent of adults under the age of 30 value andant insurance, but they remain highly skeptical of the true cost. [sot in scully ] in 1:58 "there's been a big misconception about this campaign that we don't want people to have insurance and we do. if we think that a young person thinks purchasing the mandate that is best for them, they should go ahead and do it. however, we think they should be aware of the consequences of obamacare. how its going to ration healthcare and make it more expensive." trt=:14 i'm kristine frazao reporting still ahead... the ravens hit the field tonight... to take on the carolina panthers. and there's a new face joining them. the minor trade the team made... coming up ne

. >> lauren demarco sat down with the emergency operator whor helped the parents through the delivery county 911 when is the location of your emergency? >> we're -- i'm on 100 my wife is in labor. >> it was a conversation megan m says she'll never forget. f the howard county 911 dispatcher has received calls about labor pains before but this was a first. >> the water is broken and they feel like they are in labor but they don't have the baby until the hospital or maybe in thebe i ambulance. >> in this case mom and dad pulled over on the highway because the baby was not going o to wait. you can hear the father's disbelief in the 911 recording. >> she's saying she's delivering. >> so she's full term right now? >> yes.es. >> he was calm. i think a lot calmer than i would be if i were on the other end. >> within seconds it was go time.. so the head is out sir? >> yes. >> the bouncing baby boy made m his entrance to the world inside of his parents car along eastbound 100 near the exit for 95. >> the baby is out. >> completely out now? >> yes, yes. >> okay. is the baby crying and breathing?

fox 5's lauren demarco. >> reporter: i have lynn and sarah hays from outer banks.u have a nice big old bag here. you heard about the policy ahead of time online? >> we did. the ticket agency sent awes letter letting us know the rules have changed. >> which is helpful. >> i have one of my famous shirts i am going to put on after the game gets going. i am ready for it. whatever is for the best of the community, unfortunately in this world, unsafe matters, we'll take care of ourself. >> he is like a spokes person for the nfl. you can take in clutches, no bigger than the size of your hand, 4 and a half by 6 and a half inches. larger clear bags, 12x6x12. you can buy them at nflshop.com. at the park $8. they are handing out ziplock bags. a lot of people had to go back to their cars and use ziplock bags. a bit of an inconvenience. it is running smoothly for the first day. latest at fedex field, brian? >> i know it is for a good reason, the nfl automatically markets merchandise. >> cuts out the middleman, we changed the rules, here is how you can abide by them. >> i was th

. >> that was lauren demarco reporting. it looks like it's a tragic accident but officials point out swimming of any kind is illegal in the an cost i can't for good reason. reason. >> maryland governor has named both local and state representatives to the state's new transportation funding task force. members will recommendation to county and municipal government to fund resources across the state. it was created as part of the transportation infrastructure act of 2013. members will submit a final report to the governor and general assembly. >> internal reports show two engine fires in city ambulances were likely caused by malfunctions and not sabotage. "the washington post" reports a review was committed before the deputy mayor ordered police to investigate. a criminal investigation is underway. union officials are outraged by the suggestion of sabotage. >> firefighters out west continue to battle wildfires across two states this morning. high winds are making it difficult for crews to maintain control of the flames in uta

police are still looking for demarco james. the man entered a home on nicol james' ex-re girlfriend lived. they confronted a man in the residence and shot him. neighbors are stunned by the violence. close.as so right across the street. a shooting. kind of scary. >> police say martin is charged facesurder and james murder charges. other big news story. tighter security in howard university after a student was teenager says she was sexually assaulted in a classroom. where she spoke with students about changes. make sureool wants to students feel safe while and they are here. one thing they can expect, beefed-up security. quiet sunday afternoon on the campus of howard university, but in the next week more students will be arriving for the start of a new school year. >> i am excited to start classes. >> she and her friend are excited despite their sense of security being shattered this summer. , 22-f their classmates year-old omar sykes, was shot and killed near campus on the fourth of july. two weeks later, police say a high schoo

ri fox 5's lauren demarco joinsoins us. >> reporter: the investigationhe is ongoing tonight but the family tells us that the victim was fishing off of the seewall at the water front with hiss brother and a friend. he went into the water too retrieve a tennis shoe. family friend says according to the men with him jewely mendez threw off his shoes to keep them from getting wet but one fell into the water and he jumpedded. fortunately they did get get themselves out and were able to call for help. this happened around 2:30 this afternoon. more than half a dozen of teaches from prince gor george's county searched by air and boat for two hours. the tide was coming in. divers sizing sonar found theoud victim in nine feet of water. >> that one individual went under and as unable to get himself up. it's a murky area, silty. sil when it's at low tide, it's four feet but it's a silty area. it's like quick sand and peopled think they can get out of that and they can't. >> the official cause of dentf will be determined by autopsy. from what the family told us this sounds like a tragic doesn't but offi

. >> lauren demarco. >> news alert from charles county, maryland where authorities found the hit-and-run driver who is responsible for striking a man in a wheelchair as the man was attempting to cross saint charles parkway. they've identified the vehicle and driver. >> suffice it to say we're confident this vehicle was involved in the crash and she was driving it at the time of the crash. >> the sheriff's office has not released the identity of the driver. the sheriff is talking to the state attorney general's office. >> the victim is reising at home -- resting at home. >> julio blanco garcia is the man accused of murdering jessica family who was scalped -- stabbed to death in her car, had 15 slash marks on her hands. she died after she was stabbed in the neck and chest. >> two big stories making national news involving young people. the disturbing murder of a collect baseball player but we begin down south in georgia. hundreds of children and staff lucky to be alive following a shooting on school campus. police say a 20-year-old man aimed with an ak-47 got into the school fired a half d

look at these pictures snapped by lauren demarco.e women were stashing handbags in the bushes, fortunately they were there after the game. national football league announced the issues in june now fans are limited to carrying in bags that are clear which makes it easier and security to scan the contents. bags can be no longer than 12x6x12 inches. monday at fedexfield first pre-season home game. there was some confusion about the new policy. most fans understood the reason behind it. >> i am fine with it. anything for security. the age we live in these days. if it makes it faster to get through i am fine with it. you don't need a big huge purse at a football game. >> it is an inconvenience for women, you have it in a clear plastic bag. kind of inconvenient >> reporter: nfl says women can bring in a small clutch longs it is as big as a hand. nfl says every member of a family can carry approved clear tote which should give them plenty of storage, a lot of people have questions about diaper bags, you can carry a bag and your child can. t

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. >> well, that's funny, lisa, because you usually like takeout from demarco's. >> takeout?t cook this? >> no. c.j. doesn't cook. >> oh, well, you probably left it sitting out too long. >> you know what? that's it. i mean, that's it. we both know that i can't do nothing right when it comes to you. i think you jealous of this relationship. >> [ laughs ] no, no, no, no, no. i am not jealous, okay? i just think that she could do better. tanya could find someone who doesn't have kids and an ex-wife who live with him in his uncle's house. >> well, you know what? c.j. is perfect for me. and if you could find a man and keep a man, maybe you'd understand that, right, honey? >> yes, baby. >> okay, i'm sorry. [ chuckles ] i guess i had a little too much to drink. ooh, and you had a little too much to eat. it's all between your teeth. >> excuse me. i'll be right back. >> oh, no, no, here, here. let me help you with that. >> oh, you want to help now? >> yeah, c.j., that really was just the wine talking. i actually think in all honesty that a man taking care of his kids is, you know, res

and ed demarco was against such a program, and nixed idea last summer.while watt's nomination didn't get a vote before the recess, there's still some hope in the obama administration, and advisors are pressing for congress to make a move. host: you said it's an uphill climb. why is that? guest: people don't want to see a political appointee put into the place of what is an independent regulator is that overseeing fannie mae and freddie mac. the republicans see it as a way for the obama administration to get its bidding done when it comes to these executive actions that they are looking for to help homeowners. and frankly, mel watt, some actually question his ability, his technical expertise. you often hear republicans refer to him lacking the technical expertise to oversee fannie mae and freddie mac. demarco has been running fhaa for a while, he knows the ins and outs of the government sponsored enter surprises and how they operate and there's concern there. host: the technical expertise as far as running a large organization, or other things? guest: tec

so we've got ed demarco, who has been the acting director of the fhsa, federal housing and finance administrations refused to consider looking at principal reduction or the funding of the national housing trust fund as a solution. and the win has been obama announced that he's going to replace this man. >> you've been fighting to get it out. >> for years we've been fighting for it. plus, some of our groups knew this was a problem and were targeting him from five or six years ago. it really started to develop as the foreclosure crisis hit the forefront of the headlines, that it pulled in new local and national entities into the fight. now this man is going to be replaced. we are in the mix of discussing the kind of person that needs to be running the federal housing and finance administration. and it took years. and lots of hard organizing. >> what kept you going? >> people's stories. people's joys and inspirations around small victories that happened on the ground. in springfield, massachusetts. they lead a small organization there, got an ordinance passed that said that any mortgage holder that

>> lauren demarco reporting there. >> to be on the phone when that is happening.ld think so. that is amazing. they are calling that baby, we are not sure about the name. they are calling him cayman. >> that is a cute name. >> uh huh. >> speaking of cute. >> tucker barnes has an adorable picture, my first 5. tucker barnes, take it away. >> thank you, allison. my first 5 photo of the day. >> beautiful hair, by the way. shiny. >> here we go, my first 5 photo of the day. this is madison. >> hi madison. >> sporting the three-year-old look. she posed for this picture recently at her sister's birthday party. >> she is adorable. >> i am wondering if she is like there is another picture of me. >> she is super cute. super cute dress for the birthday party. >> i like her hair cut. >> she has a style already. >> i wonder who her stylist is? >> i bet it is mommy. what a cutie pie, hi madison. >> thank you for having your family send it in. go to myfoxdc.com click on mornings. let's get to it. summer dress, upper 80s near 90s, 75 in washington. let's take a spin across the coun

demarco was a tough cookie. all the candy. >> right. >> listen, everybody wants a house, we ned to hold the lean. >> rick, thank you, we will watch tore that later this afternoon, thank you. >> all right, let's talk about gold. the price in bear territory, down more than 10% in the last three months. our next guest, correctly predicted gold kould would sell off in 2013. he is the chief investment officer, here on set. it's good to see you. you made some good calls. so make another one for folks. where is it going from here? >> right now at the end of june, it was clear gold was oversold and due for a rally. we used the last trading day to reallocate back to target. we haven't had that short-term rally, now, very key indicator we are watching is u.s. long-term real interest rates, inflation adjusted interest rates. they spiked higher in june, very bad for gold, they've stabilized since. if they continue to rise, that's bad news for gold, we continue in this bear market. if they stall back, kind of in the last dec

as ed demarco, head of the federal housing finance agency stated, quote, one thing i would say about 30-year mortgages, it is not necessarily the best product for a home buyer, especially a first time home buyer. those own a first home for four or five years, and may not be the best for their circumstances if they buy that house with that kind of timeline. there may be a different mortgage product in which they build equity at a faster rate than a 30-year fixed rate mortgage, unquote. president obama has acknowledged that shorter duration loans hold advantages for many borrowers like proposing last year, expanded loan refinance program where borrowers r quote, must agree to refinance into a loan with no more than a 20-year term, unquote. many americans who seek to own a home find themselves selling their property before they build some, if any, equity in in the property leaving the situation to being akin to being a renter, pays thousands, agrees to do the maintenance, and has to pay the property taxes. there is no one-size-fits all mortgage in america. some opponents claim that suff

as ed demarco, the head of the federal housing finance agency recently stated, quote: one thing i woulday about 30-year mortgages, it is not necessarily the best mortgage product for a home buyer, especially a first first-time home buyer. if you look at statistics and see that the first-time home buyers tend to own their home for four years or five years, it may not be the best for their circumstances if they buy that house with that kind of timeline. there may be a different mortgage product in which they can build equity at a faster rate than a 30-year fixed rate mortgage, unquote. even president obama has acknowledged that shorter duration loans hold advantages for many borrowers such as when he proposed last year an expanded loan refinance program borrowers, quote: must agree to finance into a loan with no more than a 20-year term, unquote. many americans who seek to own a home find themselves selling their property before they build some, if any, equity in that property. leaving their situation akin to being a renter who pays thousands in closing costs, agrees to do the maintenance