is massachusetts governor duval patrick an animal assassin. the latest battle hitting the governor against 200 animals the zoo can no longer afford to keep thanks to the economic crisis. they actually have to euthanize them. maybe they should drop them off at the statehouse instead. >>> it is time to stop trading. jim kramer is here. >> welcome back from the sawyeree out there. today is a nice antidote from the gloom. >> today there was the fight at the open up or down. i will take it one day at a time. we have a lot of names to get through today. we have a lot. >> it is an exciting day. everything has been dribs and drabs and down. nice to say anything can move the needle. >> i'm trying to decide. let's start with this one. this is the macrostory that has been so important for the market. the link between oil and stock? >> i saw ron ensana's eight market movers and he said it's going to break this week. where oil goes down and the market goes up. every single day that the oil goes down, it goes down. it's starting to don on people and lots of

. >> if you look at what governor due -- duval patrick said, he said this is every black man's nightmare. this needs more exploring in a calm, rationnd. >> it's just a single to police that he's not completely clueless. >> he went through great lengths as a candidate to say that he could be president of all americans, he understood all the different cultures and wanted to learn about all the different cultures of america. this kind of thing sets him back with working class whites. chris: let's talk about health care. it got delayed this week obviously. at this point he knows he's got to gain the support of a few republicans. he needs this big push. he's aware that president clinton made a big mistake back in 1993 trying to lay down the law as to what he wanted. >> plan that weapon present today is imbodied in this book as well as the bill. it's very specific. it is very detailed and it is very responsible. chris: president obama is not to make demands. >> i'm confident at the end we're going to have a bill that democrats and some republicans support. chris: the president acted like a che

state lawmakers set aside $6.5 million to keep the zoos opened but governor duval patrick cut that down to $2.5 million. his spokeswoman says the cut was made to preserve services for struggling families. >>> a grown man is spending his whole summer building a replica of oklahoma city out of legos. kurt zimmerly is a lego master builder who is taking on this huge project to help raise money for a new school. he works on it more than 12 hours a day and is using more than a million lego bricks. but one of his biggest challenges is adding a building to the layout that hasn't even been built yet. >> if you can picture a six-sided building and three of those points indent and go back out as a bay window. i don't know who designed that, but it's definitely a tricky building. >> the oklahoma city scape will be on display in november. winners of a lego building competition in oklahoma city will have their entries added to the project, too. >>> most people wear less clothing, right, to beat the heat in the summer? but this much less? hundreds of people tossed off their bathing suits, splashed in

it's still possible for the democratic governor duvall patrick to veto the budget to keep those residents insured, you know, it will help him get re-elected but he hasn't proposed anything else as far as we can see. it is interesting to me to see how these oh, so compassionate liberals call me a hate monger for wanting to build a border fence, yet instead of stopping illegal immigrants from coming into our country and sucking us dry of healthcare and everything else, massachusetts is planning to cut off legal immigrants. you know, our entire country was built on immigrants. i don't know what we're doing anymore. apparently universal healthcare isn't so universal in massachusetts, but let's just say for argument's sake we do get universal healthcare. what could we expect? it should be great. i hear michael moore did a movie about it. well, in some parts of canada, the doctor to patient ratio is so bad that there are triewlt actually doctor lotteries. i'm not kidding you. who is sick? who gets to see a doctor this month? meanwhile in the u.k., the official policy says they'll treat anyone r

. >> but while lawmakers from both parties support tighter controls, massachusetts governor duvall patrickeveled a warning. >> passing a bill as important as that was creates no jobs. spending the money creates the jobs. >> meanwhile, with economists predicting the unemployment rate could continue to rise the rest of the year, maryland's martin owe o'malley offered a glimmer of hope. >> for the last month we had complete data in maryland, we saw our state create 2,500 more jobs than we lost. >> if there's something that makes the governors nervous, it is whether their economies will be growing fast enough two years from now when the stimulus program ends to cover their expenses they're paying with federal money right now. bret: wendell, thank you. senior political analyst brit hume has thoughts about the talk of a possible second stimulus. >> hello, bret. if you listen carefully, the talk about the second stimulus package, what you will hear is the sound of chickens coming home to roost. defenders of the $787 billion spending bill congress passed in february say only a fraction of the mone

language directed at the president of the united states, and also the governor of the state, duvall patrick, whose role in this we really haven't discussed a lot. but it was clear, as you said, they felt resentment towards these two men because of what they said about the situation. they said both men showed a personal bias and admitted that because they were friends of professor gates. they admitted that they did not know the facts and they said it was inappropriate for them to draw conclusions. that's pretty tough stuff, i think, particularly in this very heated climate that we're dealing, with these issues. is there a chance for reconciliation, is there a chance for the sides to come together and discuss this and talk openly about it? at this point, andrea, i don't think so, because -- but there may be a forum for that that does not involve the principles, because there's going to be an independent investigation of this by an outside panel, the panel of people from the community. so there may be some discussion there that sheds more light than heat, which is what we're certainly getting

expected to address comments recently made by president obama as well as messages from the governor, duval patrick was quoted as saying that this is every black man's nightmare. there is a strong possibility they will also call for an apology. so here we are waiting to see if that happens. we're still waiting for officials to come in, but essentially, they're standing by their statement that they believe sergeant crowley did nothing wrong. the police commissioners also stepping forward and saying that this is a stellar member of the department to did nothing wrong. they were investigating a report of a possible break and when he arrived at the home. no more information is coming out about that now. officer crowley was an 11-year member of the force, and he provided mouth to mouth resuscitation when a celtics' star passed out during a practice and work very hard trying to resuscitate him. sadly that day, reggie lewis did pass on. but many people are coming forward in defense of the officer, saying that racial bias is not something he is known for in any way, shape, or form. juliet: jon: thank you j

called it a direct response to comments that the president had said, as well as remarks from duvall patrick. we may also start to see some transmissions, including audio tapes that could explain what happened. megyn: i believe some have said that from the union point of view, this would exonerate the police. is it 30 degrees or something? what is going on? >> we have torrential rain. it is crazy. megyn: thank you. bill: we had it yesterday. and in the air. megyn: did president obama and fuel to the fire when he said that the officers acted stupidly? was he out of line? we will be speaking about this debate with one of our contributors. in the meantime, we would love for you to go to foxnews.com to comment. bill: usually government officials get criticized for how they spend money. why the president's cabinet will be criticized for not spending fast enough, while millions of your tax dollars are just sitting there. megyn: and an amazing photograph of a celestial collision. what happens when a fireball crashed into jupiter? (announcer) illness doesn't care where you live... ...or if you're al

thousand animals at the zoo in dor chester might be put down, part of the democratic governor duval patrick'sudget cuts. cutting money from the budget and may not have a home for the animals so some of the one thousand animals could be euthanized, guys. >> i said earlier, look, this is malarky. because if that-- but then again in 1990 that happened there. the stone zoo shut down, then governor michael dukakis shut down and some animals euthanized and they were planning on putting down an arctic polar bear and people stepped in and i said that sounds like millarkey, they're not going to put the animals down, in this day and age, with the animal rights activists, putting a thousand animals down. >> they want people to go and spend money and the government to step in, but apparently this does happen. it's happened in the past. the legislature could start the refunding. this would leave the franklin park zoo in dorchester, they would have no zoo and they had be killed, according to the zoo's director. >> and this is why this is an outrage. fox n foxnews.com you'll see some money wasted in the sti

duval patrick. what are you going to tell the committee about spending? guest: on oversight, we are going to tell them in is a work in progress, but i know that gao has done a great job so far. many of us have received high marks and we will receive the level of high oversight that we have. there will be republicans and democrats at the hearing. i went out of my way to make sure that we had republican impact. we have two out of the four federal folks have chosen by the pennsylvania delegation. two more were chosen in the pennsylvania legislator. i wanted it to be bipartisan and raised important questions, and again, the past transparent as possible. massachusetts and maryland have done a great job, which is why the chairman invited us. what i'm going to try to do it is debugged this idea that the stimulus has not worked because not enough of the money has been spent. one reason i explained, we want to do with with a level of care, and two, the short term goals that the administration had made, have been met. right now pennsylvania are getting benefits. al

duval patrick. what are you going to tell the committee about spending?t: on oversight, we are going to tell them in is a work in progress, but i know that gao has done a great job so far. many of us have received high marks and we will receive the level of high oversight that we have. there will be republicans and democrats at the hearing. i went out of my way to make sure that we had republican impact. we have two out of the four federal folks have chosen by the pennsylvania delegation. two more were chosen in the pennsylvania legislator. i wanted it to be bipartisan and raised important questions, and again, the past transparent as possible. massachusetts and maryland have done a great job, which is why the chairman invited us. what i'm going to try to do it is debugged this idea that the stimulus has not worked because not enough of the money has been spent. one reason i explained, we want to do with with a level of care, and two, the short term goals that the administration had made, have been met. right now pennsylvania are getting benefits. almost

duval patrick, massachusetts's governor, take iing a stand. park officials warned the cuts could force them to close two zoos and put down more than 200 animals. patrick yesterday accused zoo animals of creating a false and inflammatory scale. >>> vice president joe biden's wife is having surgery in a few hours to relieve some shoulder pain. j jill biden will have the procedure done in philadelphia and will be released later today. the vice president will spend today and tomorrow with her in delaware. >>> lance armstrong remains soiledly in third place this morning after the ninth stage of the race. today is a rest day for the cyclers. armstrong is already eyeing next year's race when a reporter asked him if this could be his last time through. he answered probably not. maybe one more tour. >> he's doing well. only eight seconds off the lead. and really playing in his favor. the alps are coming up. they just went through the pirniece. the alps are coming up and the second stage is called the giant of provance, this huge mountain. he's such a g

. >> duval patrick says that no zoo residence will be euthanized during his watch.zoo says that they may have to take drastic measures because the funding was cut by $4 million. people are outraged and the zoo keeper will find homes for 200 animals and if they can't, every effort will be made to care for and protect those animals. >>> training is only part of an athletes challenge when they are shooting for the olympics. finding the money to go to the games is pretty crucial, too. a lot of athletes look for sponsors and the country's governoring body says that the venture make it is less likely that he'll be for the games in london. >>> a girl too young for a driver's license has flown across the country twice. 15-year-old kimberly returned to compton, california, yesterday. she's apparently the youngest african-american girl to fly solo coast to coast. it wasn't always smooth sailing. things got a little bumpy over texas. >> reporter: yesterday when we were going into texas there was lightning and it was really close, like on either side of the wings so it was sort

but governor duvall patrick cut that down to $2.5 million.o preserve services for struggling families. >>> supreme court nominee sonia sotomayor's historic confirmation hearings begin tomorrow. but, there could be some political fireworks. paul steinhauser runs down the drama that may play out once the curtain rises. >> the action in the senate judiciary committee gets underway tomorrow when they begin the confirmation hearings. the nominee herself may not be questioned until late tomorrow or maybe not until tuesday. but expect about two to three days of questioning. the whole thing should last a week because after sonia sotomayor is questioned, others will be questioned by the senators. there are -- take a look at this breakdown on the judiciary committee. there are 12 democrats and 7 republicans. and expect tough questions from republicans led by the ranking republican on the committee jeff sessions of alabama and also senator john of texas. what they and others might do is portray sonia sotomayor as somebody who is biassed, out of the main