now the thing is that evansville police officers probably should have thought twice before their dramatic smash and grab the person they were looking for they didn't even live there so who do they find it's i will they found eighteen year old woman watching the food network and her grandmother who is another part of the house now makes or even worse as the woman's grandfather later told a local newspaper at the front door was unlocked the whole time now police did knock on the door they announce that they had a search warrant but they didn't bother waiting to proceed or to actually require the cops to wait for a response after all and that's kind of why this incident is so troubling cops have every right to investigate threats against them they should be allowed to kick in doors when it's absolutely necessary but something that we have discussed at length on this show is how local police forces have become increasingly militarized with the war on terrorism the war on drugs and braise by most but both major parties cause for giving a free a free heavy hand to brutalize with impunity radley

evansville, indiana, 106 degrees. for tomorrow, 94 expected in chicago. denver, 99. red flag warning for the critical area, the waldo fire in colorado springs. could see gusty winds expected there for the rest of the day. >> all right. thank you for the update. >>> mississippi as we've been telling you this morning could soon be without any abortion clinics at all. a new law that takes effect today may force the state's only abortion clinic to close its doors. earlier this morning i asked for your thoughts on a law which would among other things require doctors at clinics to also have privileges at hospitals. so what do you think? is it too harsh, or is it more about politics than women's health? joseph hale tweeted, "i feel the new abortion law is all about politics. strange how this happens just after obamacare is passed." and this tweet, "as a lifetime resident, it is clear the ideologies of ancient times exist in the culture and politics of mississippi." robert barrett says, "it's about stopping killing babies with heartbeats. living human beings." certainly keep

eight-year-old elizabeth cold ins and lyric cook were last seen in evansville, iowa. those are the only clues investigators have to go on. >> no one has come forward and today we saw a person in that area. >> more than a thousand volunteers are looking for those little girls over the weekend, but the volunteer effort has been called off. law enforcement agencies are still looking for clues. >>> gas prices dropped nearly 7 cents over the past two weeks, but the recent slide may be almost over. the survey publisher says the prices will stop falling because crude oil prices haven't dropped in several weeks. right now, the national average for a gallon of regular, $3.41. that's the same amount right around here in the d.c. metro. >> the summer of 2012 has been scorching hot. the heat at times has been unbearable. but as reporter, monica explains, there is at least one benefit. free energy if you happen to own an electric car. >> if you live along route 355, you may have noticed tall futuristic looking panels along the sky. they are solar car chargers. >> this is the first

police will drag a list lake in the town of evansville where the bod their bikes were found.were last seen friday. police are interviewing family, friends and registered sex offenders in the area. >>> beach goers are reeling from the latest shark attack in 10 months. this time it's a 24-year-old server and authorities work to try to hunt down the killer shark. there's no talk that australia should end its policy of protecting the shark's habitat. >>> new details on the crash involving carrie kennedy. sources tell abc news that kennedy suffered a medical issue before colliding with a tractor trailer. she told police she had taken the sleeping aid ambien before getting behind the wheel. >>> and big trouble for jason kidd who just signed with the new york knicks last week. kidd pleaded not guilty to a charge of driving while intox dated. he crashed his suv into a telephone policy and suffered minor injuries. he could face up to a year in prison. >>> there's another knick in the new, jeremy lin, he's all but certain to be leaving new york now. lin is the man behind linsanity. the

from evansville through the south part of indiana. and look at all the red out west.ntinues to be very dry in a big chunk are growing region. the best areas are in the northern plains states across the great lakes and northeast where most of those areas have had ample amounts of rain as much as florida and southern georgia. here's the jet stream as we head into this week. what we are looking at is the rich thing over the midwest. it does occasionally come east with some heat and we see a truck coming through. another trough trying to type through as we head into next weekend but as you can see with the jet streams as far north is tough to get any organized systems further south in the northern plains, great lakes and northeast. there are no lines there from mexico all the way through south dakota. you don't see that often but that will keep it being hit and miss and that's the best we can do south of this frontal system. >>> let's start day by day. a little area of low pressure for the dakotas, that will cause some scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly north of t

and so washington dc and down to norfolk and parts was central tennessee and make to paducah and evansville and might stretch to parts of missouri. it will be rough with the wind and hail. and along with that then. it cools things down. you can see already the cool down from newark to clefler and chicago and brutually hot in the ohio valley and here in the midatlantic it is not until monday you can see the big improvement and kansas city and columbus ohio, and dc and chicago and new york. and tomorrow, another day it is going to be warm and monday, big improvement and much of the improvement in the east and that is far improved. >> thank you very much. rick. the economy and jobs. we are not creating enough president. republicans blasting the alabama - obama administration. the labor department the unemployment and sitting at 8.2 percent only 80,000 jobs created in june. both political pears using the weekly addresses to present starkly different plans for getting unemployed menches back to work . >> they pounced on the disappointing job numbers and two comments from the obama camp that mini

in evansville, the bodies of a husband, wife and pet bird were found dead from heat exhaustion.couple could have died days ago but a peak of the heat wave when temperatures hit 105. for many farmers it has been months since they have seen rain. across the country does not seem hotter, it really is. according to the national ossianic and atmospheric administration, lower 48 states have hit hardest. since record-keeping began in the 1800's. kohen >>catherine: fall will be even warmer tomorrow. temperatures mainly in the '90s into triple digits. for tamara in the south bay, a lot of nineties out there. richard will digits in morgan hill, 101 there. a lot of a triple digits through the inland valleys. as we move to the east bay stores that will be a lot more comfortable harriet's how little will see a 90 in redwood city and allowed the. a lot of 90 degree readings in the north bay as well. how started our a warming trend today. we will start to get some relief from and thursday, friday and into the weekend as the fall were tons and becomes more extensive. >>pam: the review of the ju

. >> surveillance video has been obtained from an evansville business, which could show the cousins theay of their disappearance. it hasn't been confirmed. their bikes were found on friday, july 13th, the day they disappeared. they were leaving their grandmother's home for a bike ride. surveillance video is the last known picture of the girls after leaving for their ride. >> thank you, kai. the fbi is now analyzing that video. >>> new dash cam this evening of an officer stopping a wrong- way driver by crashing into him. it happened in maine. the state trooper got a call about a car going the wrong way. the car being driven by 88-year- old kenneth gill. the trooper cut the car off before anyone could be killed. amazingly, no one was hurt. >>> summer myths. you hear them this time of year. doctors say most myths are not true. >> reporter: jellyfish stings, bug bites, poison ivy. summertime maladies come with myths. here's a strange but popular one, urinating on a jellyfish sting make its feel better. >> work forward my sister. >> that's a big myth that people have. they think that urinati

evansville, 103. madison, 102. milwaukee, 102. chicago also broke the 100-degree mark. so it was a toasty 4th of july, no doubt about that. it continues today. minneapolis, chicago, st. louis, cincinnati, you're all under extreme heat warnings. philadelphia as well and parts of the mid atlantic under heat advisories. you are starting off in a hurry. it's currently 86 degrees right now in st. louis. 82 degrees in chicago. so we're getting a head start. 79 degrees in louisville. it certainly is feeling very soupy out there in spots. of course, with the power outages, still almost 700,000 of them. this is a dire situation. some severe storms will break out across the southern tier, but here comes the moisture. don't want them to drop too much rain, because the landscape out there is pretty scarred, but they'll certainly take whatever moisture we get. 101 is what's expected today in memphis. expected to be 101 again in chicago. even though the big apple to boston not under a heat advisory, it's certainly going to be toasty. and really, we don't see much relief until we get

alex perez is in evansville with t the latest. >> reporter: draining the lake is taking longer than expeblgtede investigation now about a week old, we're learning more about one girl's parents. as police desperately comb for clues in the mysterious disappearance of 8-year-old elizabeth collins and her 10-year-old cousin, lyric cook. her parents have criminal records. her dad says investigators are making him feel like a suspect. >> you're telling the truth. they say you're holding something back. you're not. >> we expect the cooperation of everyone. >> reporter: lyric's mom, misty, separated from dan, says family members are cooperating. >> we've done extensive interviews. hours at a time. we have done polygraph. taken many phone calls. answered many questions. >> reporter: misty was released from federal prison on may 30th after being convicted of nine crimes, including illegal drug use. >> what comes into question is how does that play into what is currently going on in their lives? does it have a relationship to the two missing girls? >> reporter: it's been six days since the girls vanished

they were last seen going on a bike ride in evansville, iowa.esearch over the weekend. a $15,000 reward is being offered for information in this case. >> poor parents there. council members in california are considering a proposal that would require all of their proceedings to be conducted in english and nonenglish speaking members would be required to bring their own translators. nearly two-thirds of walnut's residents are asian. a vote is scheduled for july 25th. >>> lin sanity leaving the big apple for the lone star state. in this case it will be the lin star state. >> i didn't catch it before. >> three-year, $25 million offer to jeremy lin, a lot of money. it doesn't look like the knicks will do it, in the third year of the deal, it's worth $15 million, calling it a poison pill for the knicks and trigger the luxury tax. even in knicks and in new york they may not be able to afford it. >> wasn't he sleeping on somebody's couch when he arrived? >> yes, cut by the houston rockets last year and now he may get $25 million to go back and play ther

tomorrow it spreads farther to the south down to virginia, much of west virginia and down to evansville, indiana. once it goes through temperatures will drop a little bit but we still have this to deal with. chicago you are in clear but st. louis you are like 108, 107 in louisville. take a look at what happens over the next three days or so for us. some of big cities that have been dealing with. kansas city, d.c., chicago and new york, head towards the area on monday but for most part everybody back in the 80s. we do have relief coming but we have to get through today and tomorrow and the rest of the week will look good. >> gregg: so stay in bed and watch the fox news channel. thanks very much. >> heather: did you see that 103 in the nation' capitol. they are on track to break a heat record that was set back in 1930, cooling centers are open all across washington. residents and tourists dealing with the extreme heat. molly henneberg is live with more. >> molly: 1930's that is when the last heat record was. they didn't have air-conditioning back then. i guess maybe we have a little easie

evansville, indiana. next up is caleb, an independent, you're on. caller: hi. thank you for accepting my call. i want to comment on justice scalia. he said the premise of a democracy. well, our government was not designed as a democracy. our government was designed as a republic. 49% of the people aren't sheep and that the 51% are. and because of this premise that we are a democracy, we're supposed to be a democracy gives -- and ignores the 49% who aren't sheep. anybody who focuses on the candidates know that either of them have a clear vision on how to fix the economy or what the real problems are. host: thanks, caleb. on twitter, don richie tweeted this -- let me turn to a few newspaper stories that are part of our topic this morning. first in the "washington post," u.s. olympics committee -- the organization agreed to take the ads off the internet and off the air. the restriction may spell bad news for romney and his supporters who point to the republican candidate stewardship of the 2002 salt lake winter olympics as a key selling point. -- bill burton said

the worst case, that a body has been sitting at the bottom of the link read police in the area of evansville, said the checkpoints being checked with cars, taking down license plate numbers, even some older vehicle operators, asking them to open up their trunks. this whole ordeal, the cousins now missing for four days, is wearing on their parents. >> i've gone over everything a thousand times in my mind. it's impossible. were just trying to hold on to whatever kind of hope you have. reporter: his last time seeing his daughter was when he saw in a white t-shirt and shorts and black sneakers. she's about 4-foot tall. her cousin is about a foot taller. 5-foot tall, last seen wearing a light green top and shorts, along with flip-flops. again, police saying that they really don't have any leads and not. there have been reports that fbi dogs did follow a scent believed to be the two girls '. they will report back with anymore on that. megyn: for more on the search, we bring in rod wheeler. welcome to the program. we have two bikes found, a first down, to girls gone and let me start with this. why

louis, 103 in evansville. chicago saw 100-plus for the second day this year.ce. the list goes on. paducah, 101. even toledo, ohio, 100 near the water. off to chicago, 88. 90 as measured in shade without humidity. in st. louis, you'll easily get over 100 again today. potentially a record-setter. a number of states, 20 with heat advisories in places like chicago, st. louis, and cincinnati. and that's going to remain this way for a good couple of days. when is the relief coming? not today, not tomorrow. here's when the relief will come. sunday into monday. but the next two, three days still going to be toasty. >> stick it out. stay inside. >> yeah. >> if you can -- if you have power, you know. stay cool. turn your air conditioning on. thank you, rob marciano. appreciate it. >> you got it. >>> tired of dealing with that certain business? guess what. we have the ranks of the most disliked companies. see which ones made the list. it's time to live wider awake. only the beautyrest recharge sleep system combines the comfort of aircool memory foam layered on top of bea

evansville, indiana, democrats line. welcome. >> thank you for listening to what i have to say as far as a great political leader. i was a registered republican, and then when president obama began to run, i was really impressed by all the things he said and his ability to make me feel comfortable that he knew what this country needed. and so i switched and reregistered as a democrat. at this time i am a mormon. i did not follow people blindly just because they belong to my religion. i have seen the difference between what i feel is complete honesty and someone who is a good family man, or they are both good family man, and i think they have integrity and they are good people. the difference is i see president obama elite out there pushing to help the middle class and the poor. that impresses me that he on that. course he gets no help on the other side. i cannot see that in governor romney, and he cannot connect with me, even though he is of my religion. that is hard for me to understand, because the people in the church