here now is part of bill hemmer's interview with governor and mrs.omney. >> oh, let me tout the ways. >> go ahead. i'm anxious to hear. >> i think any time you live a person, it's like, wait a minute, you didn't squeeze the toothpaste retirement he only gets annoyed by the way i squeeze it. >> she does not put the cap on the toothpaste and it dries it out. >> i also don't like the way you squeeze it. squeeze it from the middle. anyway. so those little things can be annoying. >> 43 years. >> of marriage. >> it's just the toothpaste. >> there is obviously more than that, but i think -- i think that it's just what happens when you live together for a long time, we almost know what the other one is thinking without even speaking. i will say something and he'll if, oh, i was just thinking that. it's almost like our brain waves start to almost be on the same pathway. >> we're in love with each other. the funny thing is, you asked about what things i do that bug ann and vice-versa, i'm sure the little things. but when you love someone, those little things m

hemmer. [laughter] you're a real mr. hemmer. bill: he'll say the original bill hemmer. him and to doug maccallum. "happening now" starts right now. jon: a fox news alert on changes to our country's immigration policy. president obama expected to make a big announcement in just a little while. the homeland security department today saying the u.s. will stop deporting younger illegal immigrants and start granting them work permits. this would affect as many as 800,000 immigrants, people who came to the country when they were younger than 16 and are now younger than 30 who have lived here at least five years, have no serious criminal history and graduated from a u.s. high school or served in the military or are currently studying. we'll have much more on this later in the hour. jenna: some big news there. governor romney is hitting the road today, a bus trip through six swing states. what will he tell voters there? be campaign carl cameron is here, he's going to tell us. jon: carl knows all. deadly western wildfires still raging, more evacuations,

next, bill hemmer, what the voters are saying now. >> an energy boom.f a broad transformation in a traditionally democratic in the hills of pittsburgh. oil and natural gas wells are going up and the debate who should be in the white house is heating up. bill hemmer is taking the pulse of the people tonight in washington county, pennsylvania. >> he knows how he's going to spend his. >> bill black has a pretty good laugh over his good fortunate, he's worked these fields for 50 years. now, his money is made beneath ground, by leasing his farm to a company that drills for oil 7,000 feet below. until this gas boom, oil boom came along, people found it difficult to you pay their taxes. and even more difficult, if they had a mortgage. >> and bill black knows who he's voting for, he's going for mitt romney, which in a democratic county is the exception not the rule. four years ago, when the state of pennsylvania and the rest of the country went for barack obama, voters here did something they have not done in 40 years, they went republican. john mccain won this

morning, everybody in america pts newsroom, i'm bill hemmer. look who's back from hanging out with the queen! martha: good morning, bill. bill: how did it go? martha: went well, went well we've got more on that coming up. good morning to you, good to be back, i'm martha maccallum. back to wisconsin, where it all started with really a battle over union power, and the governor's fight to try to save his state from fiscal disaster. bill: you have walker and his democratic challenger, milwaukee mayor tom barrett saying the state's financial future is the number one issue there. >> i was in the shadow lambeau field earlier this morning and i said borrowing from the packers, we can't spike the ball on the 10-yard line. we've got to get it through to the end zone. we've got to get it done and we can because the truth, the truth, is on our side. >> the debate now is whether wisconsin has the worst job performance record in the nation or just the worst job performance record in the midwest and neither of those are acceptable. so people i think want to r

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bill: you got a question you want answered, the e-mail is hemmer at foxnews.com, on twitter @bill hemmere line, compose that question in the form of a question. [laughter] bya, because you asked. heather? heather: debby may be downgraded, but the worst of the former tropical storm could still be to come after folks have seen some two feet of rain already. bill: also senator claire mccaskill is the latest democrat to skip the party's convention this summer, so is she abandoning the president after glowing statements like these from only two years ago? >> i am most grateful for is the kind of leadership, real leadership he is providing this great nation of you ours. i am proud that he's my friend, i am even prouder that he is my president. >> you've probably heard a lot about reverse mortgages lately and frankly, it may all seem just a little confusing. and if you're anything like me, you want to have all the facts before you make any big decision. that's why i want to send you this free dvd about reverse mortgages. it'll walk you through the process, from qualification to counseling to cl

bill: i'm bill hemmer. they have turned out in a big way.olks hoping for a glimpse of the queen. martha: amy kellogg is in the middle of all the action, and she is live in london. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, martha. it's getting a bit cold and starting to drizzle but nothing how it was sunday when it was coming down on you along the banks of the thames. you see an endless throng of people. they hope to see the grand balcony wave that will happen very shortly. it's touching the number of people who have come out to wave to the queen, to see the queen, many of them in this chilly weather having camped out a day or two just hoping to get a spot to watch that open carriage pass by. that was really the highlight for very many people, because this is, of course, all about pomp and ceremony, and tradition and costumes, and the best display of all of that really was the carriage pass by through london after a very elaborate service at st. paul's cathedral a memorial to the queen for her six decades of service to the country. marked

bill: i'm bill hemmer.for times in history we've seen so many people following this race. the election results are proof that voters are fed up and not just in the state of west. that was on fox ab friends. >> it is a powerful message in the fall election and probably of greater importance after the elections, they mean it in washington, madison and every other state across america when they say we want you to take on these tough challenges. if governor romney wants to be competitive in wisconsin i think he can. he needs to tackle those same issues. martha: big, big story in all of this. joined by steven hayes senior writer for the weekly standard and a fox news contributor. good to have you with us today. >> good morning. martha: i was struck by one element of this conversation. flipping around, listening to a lot of different coverage on this on all of this. it was this motion that it was all because of the money, that they were out spent eight to one, that all of this outside money flooded in to save sco

good morning, everybody, i'm. >> caller: bill: i'm bill hemmer. comments from janet napolitano. she will speak within minut. we are expected to hear a lot more about the announcement then. molly henneberg is live in washington. what have you learned. >> reporter: we are getting information in this second from the department of homeland security. i've been handed a statement from secretary napolitano which says our nation's immigration laws must be enforced in a firm and enforceable manner. discretion which is used in so many other areas is especially justified here. there is still a lot of unanswered questions in the change in policy. it was just announced this friday morning. the department of homeland security secretary jan aetna poll tan owe will be talking to reporters. young illegals will be able to stay in the u.s. and a employ for work permits if they meet criteria, if they are younger than 30 years old and brought to the u.s. before they turned 16. if they've been in the u.s. for at least five continuous years and have no criminal history.

bill: i'm bill hemmer.th hour meeting between the attorney general and th chairman fell flat. this just in from the attorney general eric holder. martha: it says i respectfully request that you assert executive privilege over the identified documents. bill: william la jeunesse first to los angeles and william who has covered this story from the very beginning. what does this mean, william? >> reporter: it means we will have a big showdown between the executive and legislative branches because we do expect shortly that the house oversight committee will indeed approve the contempt citation, because they have the votes, it's 22 to 16, republican, democrat. we expect possibly one democrat to cross over. it would be up to the house speaker to have that contempt citation acted upon by the full house, and that would be referred then to a u.s. attorney who is obligated to take it to a grand jury. they definitely have increased the stakes here. they did not reach an agreement last night there are two letters that w

a whole new hour, welcome, i'm bill hemmer. martha is working for megyn. to spend the morning with all of you. the chairs of the committee have made their open statements and the questions are about to beginning. bill: you're right, jaime. we'll get right now to mike emanuel on the hill. what has the attorney general said already about fast and furious there, mike, good morning. >> reporter: he is just starting now. we know that the attorney general will talk about the efforts to try to stop the i wilthe illegal flow of weapons across our southwestern border. he'll say inappropriate stat particulars were used. he says it's a laudable goal to stop the flow of weapons but there were flaws in terms of execution and approach. the question will be whether that will satisfy some of the republicans on this commit me that want more documentation from the department of justice. supporters of the department of justice says they've given tons of documentation to the people on the hill. let's take a listen to the top democrat on the committee. >> i want to thank you f

tonight, my colleague bill hemmer is in the o.c. not california. this is in florida.cally devastated area that could have a lot of say about who is president next year. >> going to take an awful long time to come back. >> marquees were nearly wiped out by the reception. their granite business left for dead when they were forced to start over. >> there is no vacations. there is no enjoyment. >> none of the extra things we used to have. >> we used to go fishing, boating. that is all gone. we just work seven days a week. that is our life. >> company that once employed up 40 people today have six. and the marquees are not alon alone. few states have been slammed more by the real estate bust than the state of florida. few counties in the state felt that pain more than people of orange county. five years ago, this market was a boom down for middle class americans but that was then. >> the rittercam bought the home in 2003. it's now worth half the value. >> when it went down it's like we've been renting for seven years because we don't own hardly any of the house. >> they wo

my colleague bill hemmer talk to people who live off the land and what is under it. pocketbooks. >> you know how easy to spend is. >> bill black has a good laugh over the good fortune. he worked the fields for 50 years. now his money is made beneath ground. leasing the farm to a company that drills for oil 7,000 feet below. >> until the oil boom came along people found it difficult to pay taxes. more difficult if they had a mortgage. >> bill black knows who he is voting for. >> he is going with romney. in the democratic county is the exception, not the rule. >> four years ago when the state of pennsylvania went for barack obama voters did something they haven't done in 40 years. they went republican. john mccain won the county. >> it was billionth on the back of coal. the fuel in the engine that has driven the local economy. coal long aligned as a dirty source of energy. that is something they have been fighting for years. cee of con sue energy, one of the largest employers in the county. >> what do you think of the energy policy? >> the current american energy polic

bill hemmer spent time listening to the voters and here it is. >> they bought their home in 2003.is now worth about half its value. >> when everything went down it's like we have been renting for 11 years. we don't know. >> they worry about their future and their 9-year-old son's tyler. are we going to have anything? are we going to have a house we own? are we going to have social security? are we going to be working until we die basically because we can't retire? >> they say they will vote for change in november and that means mitt romney. orange county is cut in half by either state also known as the i 4 corridor. it includes 14 counties 40 percent of florida's registered voters live along the i 4 corridor. people here are known as swing voters they vote on the economy. >> mary lee walker is one of those voters an independent whose husband lost his job back in january. they haven't made a mortgage payment in two months. >> we may lose our house. yeah, that's embarrassing. i think american dream now is putting food on the table. getting through day by day. we are month to month t

in orlando, bill hemmer, fox news. >> rick: the american dream is putting food on the table.that? >> arthel: should not be the case. >> rick: we're going to talk more about the economy coming up because a dire warning from some economists who say that they're trade about something called stagflation and that may be setting in. we'll tell what you it means and what it could mean for your wallet. >> arthel: also ahead, a big bash for the girl scouts 200,000 of them gathering on the national mall. we'll tell what you the celebration is all about it's very important to understand how math and science kind of makes the world work. in high school, i had a physics teacher by the name of mr. davies. he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real for me. we built a guitar, we did thingwith electronics and mother boards. that's where the interest in engineering came from. so now, as an engineer, i have a career that speaks to that passion. thank you, mr. davies. but not for long! your very own four course seafood feast for jt $14.99. start your feast with a soup, like our heart

shoot me a e-mail at hemmer@fox news.com. or follow me on twitter. at bya. martha: they're still wrestling wigs horrible wildfires out west and they have high winds and new fires are starting to break out. more evacuations are being ordered in colorado as the flames are spreading. look at these pictures. live in denver for you moments away. >> the supreme court ruling on the new, president's new health care law. could come any day. could come any moment. martha: 10:00 perhaps. bill: 10:00 eastern time is normally when decisions are announced. either way this shakes out. what can you expect when you heading for a doctor's checkup? the doctor is in the house to tell us. stay tuned on that. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. bill: s

hemmer. what else have we got coming up? the battle over health care which is now in the hands of the supreme court and we're just waiting for that news flash on ap or reuters or wherever it comes through, news corps, it could be any moment now, but the biggest insurance company in the world has just made a very surprising move in all of this. we'll tell you what it is. bill: also president obama getting blasted for saying the private sector is doing, quote, just fine. we have the numbers that tell the real story as governor mitt romney jumped on that one: >> for the president of the united states to stand up and say the private sector is doing fine? he's going -- is going to go down in history -- history as an extraordinary miscalculation and misunderstanding by a president who's out of touch and we're going to take back this country and get america working again. bill: as the back and forth continues, it's back again to a campaign adviser for the president who's now making headlines for his comment. you'll hear it. welcome

i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom.". >> i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum bill: stuart varney says what recovery? stuart varney from the fox business network. >> what we've got, bill, is what we've been saying for three months, that the economy is head in the wrong direction. these are very high numbers 387,000 new claims for jobless benefits. that is far too high a number three years after a recovery was supposed to begin. the trend is up. it should be down. it is up. what it means, bill, with this sense of the direction for the economy there is very little likelihood of serious improvement in the jobs picture before the november election. bill: that keeps it first and foremost in issues in america. you're 4 1/2 months away. why is there that little chance of improvement? >> because there is that sense of direction. if we were gradually expanding if the economy were getting more and more strong i would reverse the position and yeah, we have good chance of improvement before t

hemmer. [laughter] you're a real mr. hemmer. bill: he'll say the original bill hemmer. martha: happy father's day to him and to doug maccallum. "happening now" starts right now. jon: a fox news alert on changes to our country's immigration policy. president obama expected to make a big announcement in just a little while. the homeland security department today saying the u.s. will stop deporting younger illegal immigrants and start granting them work permits. this would affect as many as 800,000 immigrants, people who came to the country when they were younger than 16 and are now younger than 30 who have lived here at least five years, have no serious criminal history and graduated from a u.s. high school or served in the military or are currently studying. we'll have much more on this later in the hour. jenna: some big news there. governor romney is hitting the road today, a bus trip through six swing states. what will he tell voters there? be campaign carl cameron is here, he's going to tell us. jon: carl knows all. deadly western wildfires still raging, more evacuati

we have fox's own bill hemmer. you know i have to have my guy here.ing brain aneurysm research and tell us your story back in september of 2008. >> it was discovered that i had an aneurysm and, you know, thanks to the help of dr. taylor of the north shore health system i'm standing here healthy and everything is good. >> yeah, we talked to him earlier. you can find that segment on line as well. bernard hopkins, got to talk to you a little bit. you know, you say you're a pretty good golfer. that's one of the reasons you come out here but as a boxer, you know, brain injuries happen a lot. so this is -- this cause is important to you. >> absolutely. i'm very passionate about the support of taking care of your head and taking care of your body. in boxing, that's one of the major targets is the head. you have to be careful and you have to learn about it and also, support it. because football, boxing, head injuries. >> we have to go but there's rumors you may be coming back at 47 and trying to do it again. >> shhh, we'll see! >> staredown. >> staredown. hea

i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom."usiness network. add it up. what does it mean? >> that news on the banks came at the end of the day. it was probably the worst economic news of the day. five big banks downgraded. what doe

i have been doing it for two years to bill hemmer.hat the police hate it. it's boring. they would rath ber in times square picking up exchange students. whatever. you enter the community and you get to know the community a you listen. it's boring. they don't like to do it. the cops don't want to do it. it's their job. kilbut there are results to it. they weren't doing it if they weren't getting valuable intel. just you're a lawyer. i am a guy that gets in trouble for things i say about the muslim community. you know this. but the reality is and what what the lawsuit says is that they are targeted on the base of their religion. a country where all christians are persecuted that i go to every christian home and just on that basis i think you're a terror ig. that is not fair for muslim community when most are not terrorists. it's fair to say if we have a lead we conduct surveillance in a church or mosque. >> eric: how is it every terrorist on american soil has been a muslim. >> juan: oklahoma city was a -- c'mon! >> dana: christians are

in bill hemmer's crawl space. the show is packed tighter than walgreens on prom night. let's do this america. ♪ ♪ >> greg: when you lose amber, you lose america. the obama girl. who told the "daily caller" her infatuation with "o" is over. she says she's not as excited as i was the last time. amen. the model/sack tres you/girl who never called me when she said she would shot to fame after appearing in this video. ♪ ♪ ♪ i got a crush on obama >> greg: those were crazy times. even amber admits it was a roller coaster ride now. that the luster has faded she is reconsidering the man she thought she knew. she says i'm not sure it's anyone who i am voting for this time around. stop at the sober realization, we have all been there. late morning regret over choices made in the heat of passion because it was exciting, cool and you wanted to be liked by all. that is what an obama vote was about. gain approval of the cool kids. a decision mistakenly seen as darrelling. if you overlook obama's cool factor it made you way cooler than any flash in the pan with the tan. we wave bye-by

i'm bill hemmer,. jaime: including that catherine herridge story we'll hear more about.ble, there have been a lot of leaks. i'm jaime colby in for martha maccallum. whatever the outcomes, good, bad or in different thursday could be a pivotal day for this country, the white house and the 2012 campaign. bill: stephen hayes is here to size it up. most critical day for the presidency, is that an overstatement or accurate. >> i think that is right. if you look at the fact that this is the president's signature development policy achievement, it's something he invested a tremendous amount of time and energy pushing to get past and you look at its implications not only on the long term way that we handle healthcare in this country, but the shorter term, four-month term, impact on thee the elections i don't think it's an overstatement to say this is most important. bill: you hear so much talk about the mandate and the questions handled down in march and the arguments back and forth, what if it wi wins? >> i think it's hard for the white house to win on this. i think the white ho

i'm bill hemmer. jamie: i'm jaime colby.rtha maccallum today and the white house admitting now na that the romney campaign is ahead in the money campaign, and the fas fast and furious scandal is causing problems for the obama campaign. bill: there is the white house screen left, fast and furious, the economy, especially the economy, who knows what the court will do on immigration and healthcare. where is the good news for this to white house, bret. >> it would be good news if the healthcare law were ruled cones taoug constitutional. it would be limited good news if the framers of the bill, ad advocates, and some of its opponents would not doubt its constitutionality. that would give it a new lease on life for a while and wouldn't mean the whole achievement has collapsed. it remains unpopular and whatever legitimacy that the supreme court confirms on it if it does that may not be enough to overcome the unpopularity of the bill itself. people don't seem to like what is in it. bill: it appears the ruling will just lead to more

hosted by bill hemmer, catherine herridge and i'll offer commentary.looking at the event leading up to the fort hood massacre. it's really, really, really gripping stuff. it's on at 10:00 tonight. check it out. i believe we have clip of bill, interviewing one of the victims. >> the first hit me here. >> how close to heart was that? >> the first round. missed the heart bay sent meter or two. >> that is a miracle. >> i did a monologue at the end. it was gripping piece of work. on at 10:00 east coast time. check it out. >> eric: got to go. let us know who you think won the week. coming up, youtube sensation. becomes a -- you talked about his ego. youtube sensation after mom posts video of him. this is getting laughs but should parents put this stuff online? we discuss it next. ♪ ♪ now back to new york and "the five." note ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: all right you parents out there. if you had a kid with a broken arm, had surgery an coming out of the an teasia and -- anesthesia and feeling silly would you post this video on the web. >> yeah. you know, right? hey. diz

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i'm bill hemmer. patti ann in for martha today. ann: they are pledging to repeal the healthcare bill after the supreme court upheld the law. bill: pam bondi, attorney general for the state of florida. good morning to you. >> tkp morning. bill: yogood morning. bill: you led the charge on this. >> yes. bill: what did you think of this. >> we were extremely disappointed and shocked by the ruling. we always thought, of course, the main point at issue was whether the federal government could force us to do this under the commerce clause. we never felt that the taxing power was going to be an issue -- bill: seemed like a bit of a wildcard. >> yeah, you think? bill: especially when the chief justice was a party to that. did you see that come from any direction? >> no direction. i don't really think any analyst in the country saw it coming from that direction, not at all. it was a same, it was sobering, because we learn now that our system of government only works when our leaders are honest with us, and we've had a president who has been

i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." we'll find the silver lining. >> there is a little bit of good news. bill: martha is out. >> great to be with you. i'm jamie colby i'm in for martha today jamie: the jobs numbers are raising more concern. bill: the five ones involved you know well. bank of america, citigroup, goldman sachs, morgan stanley, jpmorgan chase. stuart varney does not work for any of them. he is the anchor of "varney & company" on fox business network. add it up. what does it mean? >> that news on the banks came at the end of the day. it was probably the worst economic news of the day. five big banks downgraded. what does that mean for the economy? it means it will be very tough for small businesses especially to go out and get loans. which means these downgrades of the big banks is going to hurt the future of the economy which is already weakening. it is bad news, bill. bill: home sales were down this week. manufacturing was down. almost significantly too on that measure. what does that mean? >> those are t

bill: i'm bill hemmer.eleasing this video blaming the democrats and the president. have a look. >> americans are again left asking the question, where are the jobs? the republicans have pledged to listen, and we've pledged to act, and we have. these are the many of the 30 jobs bills that have passed the house but are currently stalled in the democratically-controlled senate. this just isn't our work, it's your work in progress. we will keep adding too this pile and keep calling on press and democrats in the senate to give these jobs bills a vote. martha: has he one that will make people want to throw their hands up in the air and say what is the heck going on in washington. joined by john fund, national affairs columnist for the national review. good to have you here, john. it's a tough picture. you've had 30 job bills passed in the house. americans have no clue what is in them but they might think it's an effort in the right direction. is anything going to get done on this before the election. >> no. one o