and twentysomethings, a jump start detroit. those stories, when the "cbs evening news" continues. >> mitchell: interstate highway 405 was closed for partial demolition of a bridge. billed as "car-mageddon," it failed to create the predicted gridlock. in fact, it was over hours ahead of schedule. experts have long looked at the industry of detroit. the city lost most of its population since 1950, leaving whole neighborhoods virtually abandoned. but now dean reynolds tells us there are early signs of a motor city renaissance. >> reporter: it is sadly familiar: detroit as the ramshackle wreck, a place of decline, decay and desolation. it's a tough image to shake, but come closer and listen. the motor in motown is humming. >> i think detroit is like where you want to go and create your own opportunity here. i think this is kind of unique, in that you can do it very affordably from the ground up. >> reporter: margarita barry is among a youthful and talented wave that is shaking up the downtown here, reclaiming a city many had given

detroit, forbes has a great profile of detroit in the recent issue of the magazine and show how detroit is coming around thanks to federal funds . they are using hud funds to bull doze houses in areas that are falling apart. do they need somebody from washington to tell them how to do that . >> apparently yes. it took them years. >> no, business leaders and entrepreneurs are getting excited about it. >> hold on a second. >> let me move on to mark. mark, one thing we learned that local officials can deal with their own communities better than the other folks. >> i think local officials can help but here they need outside help and i think it is prudent. we always talk about how great the private sector and business is on this channel. but what did business do? they deserted detroit and cleveland and all of the midwest cities . detroit, a third of the property is vacant there and 50 percent unemployment and business sector deserted detroit and it is not going to do. you want to burn it down. >> have the federal government take it over? >> i think they ought to get involved. the private sec

that detroit has to get smaller. that he can't continue to support every neighborhood at the same level, because the city can't raise enough revenue. sound familiar? i want to keep focusing in on detroit here, because i think it's a good example of the hollow prize. you win something. and because of what's happening at the time you win it, the thing you've won tons out to be hollow. you've won a hollow prize. you're dave bing nba basketball star, hometown hero, you win the race to be mayor. what do you get exactly? consider president obama who took the oath of office in january 2009. let's remember 2009, a month when the u.s. economy shrank the fastest in a quarter century. when it stopped being unusual to find yourself suddenly unemployed or to know people who had just been put out of work. a month when it felt to many like the world was ending, and barack obama became our first black president on the 20th day of that terrible month. he had won the nation's highest office at one of the worst possible moments. so his

i live in detroit, michigan.ou know, i live pretty modestly. i've always said to my band and people around me that i care about that work for me and whatever, live under your means. enjoy the little things in life that you don't have to get up and go to work every day on the daily 9:00 to 5:00 grind. can you afford to put gas in the two cars you've got out there and enjoy the really little things because think back to when the little things were like climbing mountains in your mind. >> when we return, kid rock on his big beef with steven tyler. why did you think that he sold out by doing "idol?" ♪ >>> and i don't want no one to cry ♪ ♪ but tell them if i don't survive ♪ ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free >> your song "born free" is ripping up the charts. tell me about it. >> it's a record produced by a great friend of mine, rick reuben, who has done a lot of good records. the most honest record i've done in terms of songwriting with great musicians, taking it back to what -- what the records i

you stand-up for detroit.fought the fight for them in many ways and you have a great integrity about you. it's in complete contrast to the way you are on stage. >> i don't know about on stage. i think it's the off-stage antics that get captured by the cameras. i don't run from them. i'm not going to let a camera rain on my parade. it's what people see. it's the information out there. my home life has been private until i let a few people into my house to see. after watching so many programs and people are kind of grouped into my stereo typical category. i have been doing it well. now that my son is older, he's a man now and equipped with the tools to deal with it. >> how old is he now? >> 17. >> i have a 17-year-old son. they are not the easiest when they get to that age. you have done an extraordinary job with it. >> yes, he's my son and i have done a lot of the right things. the biggest thing i have done is realized the old saying, it takes a village to raise a child. we had great family, great god parents.

>> yeah, sam rami who is directing it is from detroit.back the his home city. >> jon: that's great. what film have you told detroiters you're filming to avoid insurance issues? have you had a chance to catch a game yet, a tigers' game? >> i have no idea what you're talking about. [applause] >> do you think i'm joking? i'm not. >> jon: the tigers are team of cricketers. it's an american pastime, but baseball... >> i'm a citizen. >> jon: is that true? >> yep. >> jon: and you didn't have to answer any baseball questions? >> no. jon jon what do they want foreigners to know when they become a citizen? >> a lot of multiple choice questions, but nothing absports. not one sport question. >> jon: what did they ask about? >> history, politics. >> jon: please. we don't know anything about that. why should you have to? well, it's always very nice to see you. and you'll come back for the wizard of oz prequel because i'm excited about that. is it for kids, too? >> yes, yes. >> jon: "the whistleblower" opens in new york and l.a. august 5th. expands to o

they moved to detroit. detroit was the place where you could pick yourself up and improve your station in life. they all ended up in the auto business. that worked for its zenith carburetor and u.s. rubber. it was just a real map. it changed a lot of people's lives. to see what happens to people's lives, who knows what reason, you can argue about what has happened, but it is kind of tragic. tavis: when we talk about what detroit is going through right now, they are going to have to fill their way up like the rest of us. >> i got a lot from my parents. i could probably go into analysis for 20 years. if they did not say, they lived it, was take a risk. my dad took a risk when he came to l.a. it was not like he succeeded right away. it is what holds people back. i really learned a lot from sports. you fail so much more than you succeed. it helped me when i got in the acting business. i left so many auditions when i did not relate risk, where i played it a little safe. then when i did not get the part, i was al

nbc's ron allen joins me now from detroit with more on that. ron? >> reporter: good evening, lester. so many people we talked to said they are concerned about interest rates rising on home mortgages, on credit cards. worried about their 401(k) plans taking yet another hit. especially here in the midwest, cities like chicago and here in detroit, where they finally are beginning to see some signs of the economy picking back up. the lunch crowd at detroit's 1917 american bistro has been pretty steady lately. a great indicator for owner donald studvent who lost his auto job and started his own business about two years ago. now he sees what is happening in washington as a real threat. >> i opened with two employees. now i have 24 employees. and i want to continue growing. >> the politicians have let partisanship get in the way of solutions. >> reporter: craig shields says what he calls the debacle in d.c. already is hurting his small machine factory in chicago, by driving down the value of the u.s. dollar and making the steel, copper and other materials

now, is this in detroit?ou got one person out there. [ laughter ] i love detroit. what a beautiful place. i love it. [ laughter ] i love it. i had the best time. we chat -- i'm serious. the people of detroit are so nice. >> are you telling jokes? >> jimmy: no, i'm not. i'm being serious. [ laughter ] i had the best time. i went out there with -- i shot a movie out there and -- i mean it's so sad what's going on with the economy and everything out there but i had the greatest time, the nicest people. >> there's definitely -- the people there -- there's more style there. you know, just -- when you get some of the characters in a room together down there for like, the motown 50th, which i was a part of, and some other things like that, i mean, there's just nothing that's more colorful, more with style, more -- the people there just know how to dust themselves off when they been kicked down, get back up and work hard. and they love music. the rock n' roll culture, history, cars, it's -- you know, i'm proud to be

detroit, avia is the catcher.he infield has adrian gonzalez, and cano, rodriguez, and jeter, the outfielders are bautista, jeters', and ham -- hamilton. the game is tuesday in phoenix. >> since 2003 either roger federer or rafael nadal has won the men's single title in wimbledon. today novak djokovic tried to break the string. he assure himself of the number one ranking. the serb indicate out strong, takes the first set in the second, djokovic was all over the court. gets to this drop shot and comes back with one of his own. nadal won the third set but djokovic would not be denied. this was championship point. captures his first wimbledon title. gets his fifth straight win over nadal this year. >>> the final round of the at&t national began with sacramento's nick watney and rickie fowler tied for the lead on this fourth of july week yes. time to wear the collars. as for fowler it was this hideous orange he wears in memory of his alma mater, oklahoma state. k.j. choi caught watney with this putt. they were tied at

>> detroit. we moved to livonia just outside detroit when i was 7. it was a detroit background. >> brothers, sisters? >> one brother, a year younger than me. according to him, immensely more talented. >> you have seen a lot of changes in detroit over the last 30, 40 years. how has your hometown changed in your eyes? >> well, my hometown is always my hometown so whatever the changes are, the things that we focus on are the fact that we're very resilient people. one of the things people in detroit don't like is the way the rest of the the country looks at us as if we're a sore to be ignored. we get up every day work hard. we're people who make things. we're the people who despite whatever difficulties come our way, get up, put the clothes on go to work, drive passed house that can't be sold, drive pass the shops that have closed, drive passed newspapers that tell us how bad off we are. and we try to make things better. to tryoing to continue to do that. one of the goals of the people in detroit is to continue to improve the doubters wrong. to prove the

justin verlander is on the hill for detroit. for the top spot in the a.l. central., no shot. danny valencia, huh-uh. eight innings, five hits, one earned run. he struck out nine. tomei for the second time of the game, and verlander has nasty stuff. jhonny peralta leading off the eighth inning. that's what we call a nice little long ball. sesend deck. his 15th of the year. he was 3 for 4. tigers win it. >>> then the rangers and angels. bottom two here, mike trout to center, andy chavez, that would have been the third out of the inning. just his third error in the last five seasons, angels on top, 1-0. that's all they would need. when the bases loaded jam, weaver got some stuff there. seven innings, no earned runs. he struck out seven, bottom nine, chavez, yeah, he can't continue the game and how about this, the angels getting it done. they win it, 1-0. only two hits. doesn't matter. and that'll do it for this sports update. i'm mike yam. >>> well, california is about to see a new gold rush thanks to gold prices going through the roof. >> that's right. a group of inve

the mantra was detroit sucks because it just does. that was the attitude and the imports were being praised. being praised for being smarter and better. their executives were modest and they did not get as much paid. all this, especially the japanese. toyota was placed on the marble pedestal as the best, wisest, most altruistic car company in the world. most of that was just in popular fiction. it is true that some of the magazine's told late frankly if we write something positive about an american car or we say in making this example, a camaro will outperform an equivalent porche, they would get hundreds of cancellation letters of people saying you have sold out to detroit and you are not telling it like it is. to a certain extent the media, there were planning to their audience. tavis: your point about management. what did they do wrong and where did they go wrong? why are the bean counters to blame? >> the bean counters do not just mean finance people. they are everybody in the company who eschews common sense and the logical thing

95 from savannah to miami. >>> flying today, airport delays are possible in kansas city, chicago, detroitd denver. >>> and "jeopardy" host alex trebek is set to undergo surgery after a run-in with a brazen burglar at a san francisco hotel. >> trebek ended up with a cast that he'll have to wear for the next six weeks. details have kgo's vic lee. >> reporter: this is how he explained why he was hobbling on crutches. >> the answer is at 2:30 yesterday morning, chasing a burglar down the hall at my san francisco hotel. >> reporter: trebek hosted the national geographic world championship at google headquarters in mountain view. he and his wife stayed at the downtown marriott in san francisco. and that's where the burglar struck. trebek says he was awakened by an intruder in the room. it was lucinda moyers, a 56-year-old burglar with a long rap sheet. trebek chased her down the hallway until his heel gave way. he tore his achilles tendon. that didn't stop him. >> i called security immediately and gave them a good description of the woman, and they got her. >> reporter: the suspect was later ap

for more on all this, we're joined by david shepardson of the "detroit news." welcome back. >> thanks, jeff. >> brown: now, it's interesting. these talks begin, at least, with a sort of sense of common task of keeping things going, right? >> both sides want this to go well for obvious reasons. some of the rhetoric that you normally see in these every four year labor talks just isn't there. for the simple reason, two of the three companies did go through near-death experiences. they received $85 billion as an industry as a whole in bailouts and there's really a sense that taxpayers and the government are watching and they don't want to let people down by going to the mat or having arbitration or not getting a deal done on time. >> brown: so the u.a.w., as we said, they made a lot of concessions. what are they focusing on now? what do they think they might be able to get back? >> they made a lot of concessions. since 2003, u.a.w. workers haven't had a pay raise. a lot of retiree health care costs have been off loaded. they've been paid for with stock. the retiree

showers and thunderstorms around minneapolis, chicago and detroit. also stormy in the northeast from new england down to washington, d.c., and humid with near triple-digit heat in georgia and the carolinas. some heavy downpours in the southwest. >> phoenix hits 105. 90 in salt lake city and 74 in seattle. upper 80s from fargo to detroit. 79 in boston, 85 here in new york and 90s from baltimore to miami and dallas. >>> and coming up next on the show this morning, a republican rising star sent to the hospital. how governor chris christie is coping this morning. >>> and tiger woods makes a big announcement about his future. >>> what if there is a debt default? today the treasury department outlines what will happen at its meeting in new york with 20 of the largest banks which often buy government bonds. bloomberg reports if there is a default, treasury will give priority to making interest payments to bond holders. the u.s. debt crisis is again weighing on asian markets thth morning. tokyo's nikkei average lost 68 points today. hong kong's hang seng is

who knows the difference between the detroit lions and a dollar bill? it turns out that from a dollar bill you can still get four quarters. [laughter] thank you. i'll be performing all week at aei. let's talk about football and theodore roosevelt. i'd like to start with a statistic. in 1905, 18 people died playing football. in 1905, 18 people died playing football. so we hear a lot today about the problem concussions and head injuries and long-term health effects of all that, that's a controversy in football today. but it's got nothing on the challenges that football faced a little more than a century ago. so, let's go back in time. in 1876, theodore roosevelt attended his first football game. he was an 18 year old freshman at harvard university. he got on a train with a bunch of friends and they went to new haven, connecticut, where they watched the second ever football game played between harvard and yale. so in the history of college sports, there are a lot of great rivalries. michigan has ohio state. alabama has auburn. the heritage foundation and t

test realized ruins once known as detroit the remnants of its city government governments have decided that public services shall be allocated through a short term intervention giving preference to places deemed most salvageable all the more blighted parts of the city might be seen less services including water and sewage treatment and wonderful men in funny hats calling themselves officials insist that every neighborhood will still receive the same level of fire police any of the support. police especially though it remains to be seen if that actually going to be the case if the city has basically given up on entire communities or why are police going to bother policing them if there's not a revenue and sent. c.m. b.c. reported that more attention would be paid to demolishing vacant houses and handsome vacant lots in improving recreation services and distressed neighborhoods transitional neighborhoods would get more services in regard to demolitions boarding up vacant structures road improvement and water and sewage treatments things like tree trimming and tracking businesses code enf

and then another scandal in detroit. more union auto workers caught using intox casts on their lunch hour. you bet. how the union is dealing with that coming right back. >> personal story segment tonight, one of the president obama has is that the republican party is split between the tea party people and the traditional g.o.p. supporters. with us is margaret hoover brand new book american individualism how a brand new generation of conservatives can save the republican party. there is hoover. she is going to save it right? she is going to save it? >> we're going to safety republican party by connecting to the next generation. >> bill: forgive me if i am skeptical because i don't think, based on my reporting for the last two years, that tea party people are going to give at all in any of this debate and if they don't, president obama will win re-election. >> well, what my book is about is about connecting to the next generation. >> bill: there is a young lot of tea party people. >> 5 a and older. next generation is 30 an

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we stripped in the first warm spring night and ran down into the detroit river to baptize ourselves inhe brine of car parts, dead fish, stolen bicycles, melted snow. i remember going under hand in hand with a polish highschool girl i'd never seen before, and the cries our breath made caught at the same time on the cold, and rising through the layers of darkness into the final moonless atmosphere that was this world, the girl breaking the surface after me and swimming out on the starless waters towards the lights of jefferson ave. and the stacks of the old stove factory unwinking. turning at last to see no island at all but a perfect calm dark as far as there was sight, and then a light and another riding low out ahead to bring us home, ore boats maybe, or smokers walking alone. back panting to the gray coarse beach we didn't dare fall on, the damp piles of clothes, and dressing side by side in silence to go back where we came from. 

and then another scandal in detroit.e union auto workers caught using intox casts on their lunch hour. you bet. how the union is dealing with that coming right back. ♪ engine revving ] [ male announcer ] 125 years ago... we invented the automobile. ♪ and 80,000 patents later, we're still reinventing it. ♪ it's no coincidence that the oldest car company h the youngest and freshest line in the luxury class. mercedes-benz. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers on the e-class. ♪ >> personal story segment tonight, one of the president obama has is that the republican party is split between the tea party people and the traditional g.o.p. supporters. with us is margaret hoover brand new book american individualism how a brand new generation of conservatives can save the republican party. there is hoover. she is going to save it right? she is going to save it? >> we're going to safety republican party by connecting to the next generation. >> bill: forgive me if i am skeptical because i don't think, base

. >>> in detroit, the tigers' justin verlander was dominant with nine strikeouts against the twins.nny peralta had three hits and drove in three runs to push detroit past minnesota, 6-2. >>> tiger woods' ex-caddie steve williams is firing back after being fired. williams said thursday he feels like his loyalty was taken for granted. >> it's been very difficult. i've stuck by him through thick and thin, incredibly loyal. and to have this happen. i mean, basically, you can say i wasted two years of my life. >> williams and woods had worked together for 12 years, winning 72 tournaments. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and the very serious business of comic-con. serious business of comic-con. ♪ have a better day [ male announcer ] only subway has a deal this flat-out delicious -- the new $3 flatbread breakfast combo. a toasty 6-inch flatbread breakfast sandwich and a 16-ounce cup of freshly brewed seattle's best coffee. all for just $3. build your better breakfast today. all for just $3. spending too many nights alone at the spacebar. will love ever f

areas that are getting a break today, from detroit northwards up there michigan, you've cooled off. your humidity levels are a little lower. all of upstate new york and vermont and new hampshire, your humidity levels have dropped too along with our friends from the wisconsin and minnesota area. as far as temperatures go, this is just temperature. one thing people don't realize is the temperature's taken in the shade. if you're in the sun it's much hotter than this. in the shade, 100 from boston, hartford, new york city, baltimore, philly, right down through the nation's capital and then into the raleigh area. 100-degree heat continuing from st. louis to kansas city. now let's factor in the humidity and this is how it will feel in the shade on your skin as you're outside. it could be up to 116 today in d.c. this is hotter than yesterday. 111 in new york city, 103. look at all the 100s on this map. it's pretty much widespread, lynn. just about everyone is in the soup. this is the peak of the heat wave in many areas. i'll bring you the weekend forecast. >> 116 in washington, d.c. no to

also heavy rain overnight through detroit, that's heading for toledo and cleveland this morning.e also going to have to deal with a wet morning and maybe even thunderstorms mixed in. so very warm once again this dallas. afternoon thunderstorms in atlanta. chicago today, you'll dry out because your humt levels will drop a little bit. as we go into saturday, notice that it's not that bad of a mess. saturday is looking hot in mid-atlantic, but d.c. will be 94. and finally into sunday, widespread 90s, but not as wet around the country. so overall this weekend is looking pretty good. >> not should shabby. thank you. >>> can an all-star cast pull in all-star numbers at the box office? plus will captain america meet his match? your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. this is my robot butler. say i'm missing england. i type in e-n-g... and he gives me a variety of options. would you like to have a look at a map, my lad? ah, why not? shall we check on the status of your knighthood? yes. again? yes, again, please! thank you. with my digital

in detroit, gybings. -- yikes. speaking of heating up, the milestone in motown.t's teach him to read. matsui, career homer 500. 168 in the usa. the tigers retake the lead in the bottom of the 6th. victor martinez doubles home. 4-3 detroit. more from the man they call godzilla in the seventh. cocoa crisp scores and matsui three for four and turns it over to bailey for the save and he strikes out cabrera to end it. how about the earthquakes going on tonight? the evening starts with a spa get tee eating contest. dash is a spaghetti eating contest. the magic wando in the second half. his second goal of the game to beat the former teammate. the 61st minute and he was forcing the issue and he was left alone for his second goal of the game. and this ends in a 2-2 draw. no shootout in the mls. san jose's fourth draw on the last five. tiger woods' world has turned upside down in the last 18 months. the latest? he fired his long-time caddie, williams. they worked together for a dozen years and during that time woods won 72 events including 13 majors. no word on who will ta

hot but raining out in detroit. the game is in a rain delay top of the third. 6-0 giants. >>> women's soccer doesn't get any bigger than this. the best teams in the world are colliding at the world cup in germany, with a victory today, the united states could qualify for the knockout round. let's get to more of the action out there. u.s.a. women taking on columbia in their second match. a sellout crowd. american troops to support the red, white and blue this morning. there's a goal 12th minute. heather o'reilly capitalizes on the misdraft. fires a shot from outside. a little bit later, early in the second half it's megan ripinol with a quick touch. buries it 2-0 usa. 57th minute, carly lloyd from way beyond the 18, catches columbia's goal keeper offguard for her first world cup goal. >>> more highlights from the women, we have reached the wimbledon finals, rafael nadal and novack djokovic will battle for the trophy tomorrow. women took care of business this afternoon. ladies coming out with the flowers and all. mari

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southwest detroit, a success story, the global detroit story, immigrants have created a third of thef course, it's not without its controversy. >> immigrants have the initiative and the motivation, they want to be here and live here. >> before we become a city that has an agenda that's aimed at attracting people from other people of the world, we need to take care of the business of the people we already have. >>> texas man assists he has $300,000 home for $616. he paid $16 and using a texas law called adverse possession took possession of the house. how does he own it. it's not sure he does. unless the original owner pays off the mortgage, he can ask the court for title. we'll stay on top of that for you. >>> let's go to carter evans live from nasdaq. >> futures are looking pretty good. futures are looking a little bit better. nasdaq futures up 20 points. here's what we're looking ahead to morning -- we're going to new numbers on housing permits. economists are expected to see buildi ining permits increase i june. it's summertime. we expect to see more building permits. we haven't s

heavy downpours on i-94 from bismarck to detroit and on i-09 from southern minnesota to boston. on i-95 from maine to d.c. in florida, slick on i-10 and 20 in the south. >>> and if you're flying out this morning, airport delays are possible in minneapolis, chicago, detroit, and on the east coast from boston to miami. >>> it was simply an unbelievab unbelievable scene last night at a popular music festival in canada. >> a power thunderstorm rolled through ottawa and that's when this happened. >> at least five people were injured. us now the crowd witnessed the collapse and headed for cover. >> the stage started to fall backwards. it fell pretty slow. hopefully, everyone got out of there. it was pretty creepy. >> witnesses said that cheap trick was playing right up until the collapse. the band put out a message on the internet later, saying everyone was fine and that they were lucky to be alive. >>> casey anthony is getting her first taste ofofreedom in three years and she's getting it in private. she was whisked away from an orlando jail in the middle of the night. more than 24 h

. >> as a detroit lions fan i am personally offended we're only allowed to watch cardinals games andd the pistons game the other night too. >> all i can say is, when in rome, do as the romans do. >> so, wait a minute, what you're advising is that i pillage, plunder and take over all people of color? >> no, what is meant by that phrase is when you visit another place. >> act as they do. >> exactly. exactly. so when in arizona, support the cardinals, the phoenix suns, the coyotes, arizona state university sun devils, if you have to, the wildcats and lumberjacks. that's what you've got. being from detroit i respect that. >> that's right. >> but in arizona incarceration, we do try to indoctrinate you into our philosophy of arizona sports. >> i shall amalgamate these feelings, these thoughts and, please pause while i vomit. >> but harrington has taken some matters into his own hands. including the extermination of tent city pests. >> it's a jailhouse mousetrap. only 370,000 more to go. >> sheriff joe, if you are watching this, spend 24 hours in your own tents, eat your own food and then y

on i-94 from minneapolis to detroit. also wet on i-10 along the gulf coast and on i-95 through florida. rain drenches i-15 and i-5 and i-90 around seattle. >>> if you're flying today, there could be airport delays in detroit, chicago, atlanta, miami, phoenix and las vegas. >>> jaycee dugard, the kidnapped and held hostage for nearly two decades is now sharing details about her ordeal. >> dugard spoke exclusively to abc's diane sawyer. >> reporter: jaycee dugard, finally free after 18 years. her first interview. she tells us she never stopped thinking of the mother she loved. >> i would cry every day and be hardest when i would think about her and what she was doing and then trying to convince myself she was better without me. >> reporter: and worried you'd forget. >> worried that i'd forget what she looked like or what she sounded like. would she forget me? >> reporter: she had her first baby by her captor in a backyard. so, august 18th, 1994, you're how old? >> 14. >> reporter: you're in labor, and there's nobody there.

she marked on the streets of detroit >>> prediction, pat. >> defaults before the end of the year. >> president obama 86 million- dollar campaign fund-raising paul should put to rest of the notion that -- abandoned. >> if rick perry stays out, and i think there's a chance he does, michele bachmann will be leading or tied in national polls by the end of the summer. >> who is she competing with? >> mitt romney. but if perry gets in, it's a big block. >> the next president of egypt will be the former foreign men stay had hostile to america, and very hostile to israel. >> former new jersey democratic senator and goldman sachs ceo jon corzine will be considered to replace tim geithner as treasury secretary. bye-bye! >> what kind of prediction is that? >> will be considered? my, that's a strong prediction!