jonanathan, tell us a a littlele bit about her. >> the big thing that folks want to know is s she isis basically --- had turned around her husband's company cald rainwater. she had beeeen a banker, turned that aroun she ended up being a philanthropist. she gives a lot of money to researchch for diseases that he had, has been involved heaeavily in education in south carolina, his buddies with thfolkthat run the master's. >> she golfs but it was not her life caller to get into augusta. >> how many women would be loved to play at augusta who are actually serious golfefers, but she is jt a friend of hootitie johnson? >> richard rainwater was h highly respected asn investor. he married darla moore and she tripled his earnings. what didid you take away from the article about darlrla moore? >> the first thing i took away,y, i had not heard ever before that either. i think i should have. 1520 years ago, she was orchestrating, replacingng the c ceo of columbia hca, richard scott now the governor of florida. >> we knknow him as rick scott. she wasas pushing him out of buness. >> she was making i

what he said yesterday it isis doing nothing to quellll thi debatete. priorities usa has a an advertisement saying under mitt romney's plan -- paul ryan's plan, mi romney woululd payy 1%. >> a bad choice ther way. we have to make choice to go to commercial break and we are going to resume our discussion with the round table after the break. first, the federal hot minute. >> as elected officials look to reduce federal spendnding executive cocompensation has come under scrutiny. for this year, the ceiling is $763,000. senators have introduced a bill that limits this amount to the president's salary of $400,000. the administstration wan to lower the ceiling evenower. however, capping executive compensation would hurt contractors' ability to attract the best talent to the most challenging government programs. another write the bill could further erode the thin profit margins of contractors. executive compensation might be an easy target but capping them could lead to unintended coequees. you careadhe stotoriest la.c. [ male announcer ] you paid in to medica

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. >> lots of rain and storms isi. lowell melser has more. >> last night storms, while strong, were actually spotty. to give you an example, about six areas in the channel 11 viewing area saw hail last night, one of them here in cardville. it is probably one of the worst hit areas. they are still cleaning up. other parts, especially baltimore city, at virtually no rain in the south. it was a powerful and what some would call a frightful line of storms that moved through portions of the channel 11 viewing area tuesday night, packing a lot of thunder, lightning, and even torrential hail. >> my car was parked a couple of blocks behind the house. it is not there anymore. it got lifted up by the flood. >> hd doppler shows how powerful the storms were. lots of red and some purple. rainfall totals were impressive as well, 1-4 inches in some spots. the heaviest areas were north and west of baltimore city and central baltimore county. >> yesterday's storms where a creigh deeds sample of how any thunderstorm can turn severe -- w

the isis not a faith where we see a retaliation. i think we will see a peaceful response from the sikh community. something we have been seeing a little bit in statements from sikh groups around the country. incredibly peaceful folks. we talk about the fabric of american life with half a million or more sikhs here in the united states one thing we notice is they are often on the forefront of religious liberty debates because of the long hair and beard. we saw in the united states military one of the first members of the armed services in the army who was allowed to join and continue to wear his turbine in the practice of his service. it is something that gets to the heart of the devotion. >> good insight there. stay with us as the situation develops. we were trying to hear from that presser that the microphones were not working. >> the doctor giving the briefing is going to join us in just a moment to clarify what is going ont at the hospital. the victims he received and what conditions they are in and getting more information from

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rape is rape so what i think these comments do underscore is isy we shouldn't have a bunch of politicians-- a majority of whom eae men-- making health careeha. >> reporter: the president took only a few questions today in his first news conference since overnor romney accused him of waging a campaign filled with andr and hate. the campaign has suggested repeatedly without proof that mr. romney might be hiding something in his tax return. they have suggested mr. romney might be a felon for the way he sunded over power of bain capital. have you asked them to change their tone when it comes to cfining mr. romney. >> if you look at the overall trajectory of our campaign and cae ads that i've approved and are produced by my campaign you'll see that we point out odarp differences between the candidates but we don't go out- of-bounds and when it comes to atleasing taxes that's a d ecedent that was set decades ago-- including by governor romney's father. .> reporter: for weeks, the romney campaign has been calling on the president to disavow this ad made by a democratic outside group. the ad sugg

prcandidate isis more likely ton return us to full employment. this is a clear choice. the republican plan is to cut more taxes on upper-income... people and go back to deregulation. that's what got us in trouble in the first place. president obama has a plan to rebuild america from... the ground up, investing in innovation, education... and job training. it only works if there is a strong middle class. that's what happened when i was president. we need to keep going with his plan. president obama: i'm barack obama and... i approve this message. >>> tracking the tropics once again, isaac has diminished in power, no longer a hurricane but just dumping tons of rain on the gulf region. the battle against the wind and water proving damaging. fox's nicole collins is live in the new orleans area. how are things there tonight, of course on, this seventh anniversary of katrina? >> reporter: yeah, brian, things are still a little questionable here as this storm moves towards the plains state. we're catching the back end of it. so those outer bands, we're catching gusts of winds

>> they made their public debut zoo.ese isis they are listed as near threatened in places like the ra.ha have small feat and leave soft prints the set that is ack.icult to attractr tony seems gassed. >> that was some racy stuff is lisa robinson was speechless. >> things are pretty quiet right now. here's a peek outside. 69 at the airport. 69 at the airport. stay whee wheeeeeeeeeeeee! wheeeeeeeeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he- he-heeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! pure adrenaline. sfx: snorting sound. whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you love about geico, now mobile. download the geico app today. >> welcome back to 11 news today. 6:44. the governor is expected to sign a bill today expanding gambling in maryland. the bill green lights table games at existing slots parlors. it allows for a sixth casino at national harbor. this is not a done deal. the voters still have to sign off on the referendum this november. no luck for pit bull ownoers ners. the house and senate adjourned. the court's ruling will stand until next year's regular general assembly session. another water main break h

it deals with the isi. of course that makes sense for the united states of america with the consequences of 9/11. am not sure that is a strategy which 20 years from now will make is any better off. >> i have one more question. the united states has been very critical and the press has been critical of pakistan. particularly for giving sanctuary on the borr. you have all i am guessing have been to that border region as i have been. it is a very difficult place to defend it. a place politically where the pakistan government has almost no power and very little influence. is it fair to blame the government of pakistan for making that area available when in fact they do not control it? they have sent troops in there a number of different times and sustained a very heavy casualties. i guess what i am saying, has pakistan been unfairly attacked for the border issue? >> you know, the way we look at this is sovereignty has privileges. that comes with responsibilities that is true on both sides of the border. you can

we will tell you why president clinton: this election to me isis about which... candidate more likely to return us to full employment. this is a clear choice. the republic plan is to cut more taxes on upper-income... people and go back to deregulation. that's what got us in trouble in the first place. president obama has a plan to rebuild america fromfr. the ground up, investing in innovation, education... and job training. it only works if there is a strongiddle class. that's what happened when i was president. we need to keep going with his plan. president obama: i'm barack obama and... i approve this message. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 5:00, on your side. >> a deadly police shooting has some asking questions. >> said officers had used deadly force? would tasers have been a better solution? -- should officers have used deadly force? >> this shooting has shaken this neighborhood. a man armed with a knife was gunned down by officers. a huge debate about the number of shots fired and whether tasers should have been used in this case. stuffed animals on the fence as a kind of mem

. >> the isis a major outbreak. why we are declaring that there is a disaster here. >> reporter: scary words for becky dennis of plano, texas who was bitten by a mosquito on a trip to india and developed a strain of viruses. >> my left side was tingling. it was very hard to breathe and to swallow. and so i basically sat there wondering if i would make it out alive. >> reporter: the infection was so bad she temporarily lost sight in one eye. she still has problems with her sense of taste. for two years doctors thought she suffered a stroke. >> it is amazing that one tiny creature can take such a dramatic impact on the brain. >> reporter: she helps others who have been infected. >> it is disheartening knowing this many people are exposed. >> reporter: most who are infected never develop symptoms. less than 1% suffer severe neurological symptoms. >> i cannot drive because i cannot tell the difference in the length of the car length or anything like that. i have muscle loss, memory loss. >> reporter: experts at the cent

. >> isi read van -- i saw a red band. cracks were their shots fired? -- >> where their shots fired? >> yes a bank, a crash, a gain a crash. -- a bang a crash, a bamg, a crash. >> i do not feel safe with my little girls here. >> back at the store where it all began, the manager says he is not taking any more chances. >> i will be getting bulletproof glass. >> the manager says he will call first thing tomorrow morning to get beat all approved window installed. police say no one was seriously injured -- the bulletproof window installed. police say no one seriously injured. the suspect is still on elise, described as wearing black jeans and a white t-shirt. >> oscar pena was arrested last night. in each case, he would sneak up -- sneak up on his victims and touch them inappropriately and then run away. they're trying to figure out if he is linked to any other open cases. a 5-year-old boy is injured after a car hit him shortly before noon today on northwest alums street. he was walking with his father to the grocery store. the driver did stay at the scene.

>> i think it isy changed the race it is a risky move for a candidate who was risk averse. he changed it from a revverundum from obama to a choice for a different vision for america especially if you believe in social security and medicare in america. and so i think it is going to get the tea party base but may turn off the swing voters and he may have made his hill harder to climb in florida . did mitt romney say to swing voterss and independents that i have a controversial pick who has policiless you may not like. this will be appealing to independent. they are fiscal conservatives and want the balanced budget and want a congress to help the people. >> latest fox news poll shows that president obama leads among independents len points and why hasn't governor romney made that case and will the addition of paul ryan give morerence sance. negative campaigning works and the fast amount of money that the president and his operatives has had an affect. having said that. it is not enough to be against obama. we know his record is abysmal on jobs housing and welfare. but what we

prcandidate isis more likely ton return us to full employment. this is a clear choice. the republican plan is to cut more taxes on upper-income... people and go back to deregulation. that's what got us in trouble in the first place. president obama has a plan to rebuild america from... the ground up, investing in innovation, education... and job training. it only works if there is a strong middle class. that's what happened when i was president. we need to keep going with his plan. president obama: i'm barack obama and... i approve this message. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what? i know. don't worry, we have cancelled your old card. great. thank you. in addition to us monitoring your accounts for unusual activity, you could also set up free account alerts. okay. [ female announcer ] at wells fargo we're working around the clock to help protect your money and financial information. here's your temporary card. welcome back. how was london? [ female announcer ] wells fargo. together we'll go far. . >>> tonight is congressman paul ryan'

. >> there isy eccentric and there is [bleep] crazy. he is not a lovable crank. he is crazy. >> this is idiotic. it is irresponsible. you don't speak like that. it is disrespectful to those people in colorado. come on. have some decency. if you don't like the president, if you don't like the country, then leave. we don't need you. fyi, you are not that famous and no one cares anyway. >> he used to be famous. >> whatever. we don't do that. >> bill, last question to you, we never do hold people accountable when they say if this then i will leave the country. no one ever does. shouldn't there be a law? >> it would be nice if we started it with him. i don't know why we were talking with this guy. when we looked at the video we looked at tawneycatain. and what a horrible mouth. i condemn everything you said, johnny. get back on that white corvette and shut up. i >>- q. i have -- >> i have to go. we will close things up with a post game wrap up. go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> back to sherrod small for the post game wrap up. >> it feels like deja vu. jimmy is do you wa

do you think that strategy isis a winning strategy, or is it just symbolic of a rough week? >> when you consider the obama administration has done anything but want to talk about medicare this week, we had monday joe biden open his mouth. tuesday, he opened his mouth. then you had some folks who were on a different network drop the "n" word trying to say mitt romney was a racist. thus far, they've gone after income taxes this week, they've gone after seamus the dog. now paul ryan possibly being a flip-flopper. they haven't actually engaged on the medicare issue that they've tried to avoid the issues of jobs and medicare. i think they're having a hard time going after paul ryan. >> i would say, i wasn't characterizing it as a rough week. i was asking you if it was a rough week. >> for obama, yes. >> let's talk about -- if you think about much of the conversation on the democratic side was about joe biden. replaying his remarks in front of an audience. talk about being off message and having a lot of the conversation about something. >> yes, i agree. joe biden's remarks were d

. >> ence isy that won in the lower court, i have to give the edgefo the people who wanted the referendum on the ballot. if i were a betting man, i would say it's going to stay on the ballot. we'll find out. >> we will. >> and thank you very much. >>> the new school year in prince georges county kicks off next week. police are urging drivers to slow down. watch out for children, obey the traffic laws, especially in school zones. speed cameras were up during most schools and they generated 350,000 tickets at $40 a ticket. that is nearly $14 million. along with slowing down the schools, triple-a -- aaa advises drivers to watch out for bicyclists and eliminate distractions behind the wheel. >>> with prices at the pump going up again, who would not love some free gas. drivers lined up at the shell station in college park this morning to take advantage of the free fuel. it was part of the nationwide take back your banking campaign and they hope the people will leave the big banks and their fees and join the smaller banks. each driver received $gent in free gas. >>> the national average, by the

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president clinton: this election to me is about which... candidate isis more likely to return us to full employment. this is a clear choice. the republican plan is to cut more taxes on upper-income... people and go back to deregulation. that's what got us in trouble in the first place. president obama has a plan to rebuild america from... the ground up, investing in innovation, education... and job training. it only works if there is a strong middle class. that's what happened when i was president. we need to keep going with his plan. president obama: i'm barack obama and... i approve this message. . >>> we're on panda pregnancy watch. mei-xian is showing high-counts a hormone but not sure if she's pregnant. she wouldn't cooperate this morning, something zoo officials take as a good sign. joining us live from the national zoo is the senior curator brandy smith. thank you for joining us. >> hi. thanks for having me. >> no ultrasound today or live tweeting to go with it. she was not in the mood, i guess. >> no way. i think she, you know, a panda, potentially pregnant panda, she can do what

actually facebook isie choice. it is not a choice. i don't want to be on facebook.is crazy. >> you say it is like big brother. this is a private company that you can choose to download and use the app or not. you don't want to use it don't use it. you sound like a ludite. >> and in london there are cameras watching it. you should be used to that. i am not on facebook. they have an obligation to figure out how to make money. get out there and sending you a picture and coon will make shareholders money. if you don't want your picture taken don't walk in the store or sign up and quite frankly stay home. >> how do you know that is not abused? >> you don't know. >> that is the debate . guys, that is a part of the debrate . john, you have the idea of privacy and also here it is a free market and society. >> and you got the idea of common sense. english rubby captain was tossing a midget. you don't want to get caught doing something stupid don't do it morons saying stupid stuff on tweet twitter and getting thrown out. don't do it and you don't have to worry about. it is a

president clinton: this election to me is about which... candidate isis more likely to return us to full employment. this is a clear choice. the republican plan is to cut more taxes on upper-income... people and go back to deregulation. that's what got us in trouble in the first place. president obama has a plan to rebuild america from... the ground up, investing in innovation, education... and job training. it only works if there is a strong middle class. that's what happened when i was president. we need to keep going with his plan. president obama: i'm barack obama and... i approve this message.  but somewhere along the way, something went horribly wrong. george allen voted for trillions in debt while voting to raise his pay four times, then voted to keep special tax breaks for oil and gas companies and took over a half-million from them. worse, allen went to work for them. . >>> mitt romney's now in tampa, florida, for the republican national convention. the gop's trip was postponed due to hurricane isaac. he arrived in time to hear his wife and a host

that includes inner-city isies, rural areas, suburbs. what i have heard lately troubles me the most. there is something different in their voice and their words. what i hear from them are diminished dreams, lowered expectations, uncertain futures. i hear some people say that this is a new normal. [crowd boos] high unemployment and shringking incomes is not -- shrinking incomes is not the new normal. next january, our economy will begin a comeback with the romney plan for stronger middle class that will lead to more jobs for working americans. [cheers and applause] america is on the wrong track. but mitt romney and i will take the right steps in the right time to get us back on to the right track. i believe that my record of getting things done in congress will be very helpful and complimenting to mitt romney's business success outside of washington. i have worked closely with republicans as well as democrats to advance an agenda of economic growth, fiscal discipline, and job creation. i'm proud to stand with the man who understands what

. >> reporter: the conqueror missile the iranians say they successfusuccessfully tested isy accurateo a range of 185 miles. some military experts now say the iranians know the israelis are intent on eliminating their nuclear program. this show of force is their way of telling israel to back off. >> they know that the israelis are thinking about military options and specifically an attack on their nuk nuclear cape ability. they're telling the israelis, the united states, the international community at large that if anyone attacks us, there will be a powerful and strong response. i think that's what this rhetoric is about concerning the missiles and advertising it so much and that's what the saber realitying is about. >> reporter: defense secretary leon penta sai panetta said thez are -- shields are designed to prevent wars. we heard last hour from the former chief of staff for 23r be

but nothing isis free. obama is raiding $716 billion from medicare, changing the program forever. taxing wheelchairs and pacemakers. raising taxes on families making less than one hundred twenty thousand dollars. free healthcare comes at a very high price. the romney-ryan plan will restore medicare funding and protect and strengthen the program for the next generation. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> philadelphia zoo now allows some animals to use a set of enclosed trails to travel throughout the property. now, the concept isn't new but at the philadelphia zoo the trails are taken to a whole new level by allowing the animals to see and smell new territory. that is so awesome. zoo officials are studying the animals' reactions and visitors too. they say the visitors they have talk to say they feel closer to the animals. and quite literally they are. >>> all right. is this the world's smallest bicycle? this youtube video shows a man in cyclist gear place a teeny tiny bicycle on the ground. it has wheels, pedals and a handle bar. it looks like it was made fo

the image from goi and isis shows two buildings covered with large pink tarps.of those two buildings is expected to be a high explosive test building. david albright of the institute for science and international security says the purpose of the coverings of the building could be to conceal further cleanup activity or to contain activity inside. today, a meeting in vienna between iaea officials and iran, which in part was to discuss access to the site, ended without any progress being made there. >>> we're learning more about james holmes. the man accused of killing 12 people in that movie theater in colorado. according to court documents, holmes had conversations with a classmate about wanting to kill people. that happened months before the shooting. the documents also state that holmes made threats to a professor after failing his graduate school oral boards it the details were made public in court files. >>> mexican federal police opened fire on an american diplomatic vehicle. just south of mexico city. a senior u.s. government official tells cnn that two u.s

clinton presumably will get on the phone, and they will talk to zardari or they'll talk to probably isi and the military and get their release. and clinton, excuse me, obama rejected that in favor of fight your way out. fight your way out was call in the reinforcements no matter how many units it takes. not says this was wrong, but if you go through all of the steps, um, it's more, was more of an affront to pakistan than e -- i think people realize. certainly reflects their view, and it's not that they didn't have cause to be upset, but if in 50 years it turns autopakistan -- out pakistan ends up using nuclear weapons and the osama raid, obama's decision was part of that, we may think differently. >> thank you. >> is in the only mic? oh. um, i'm a congressional journalist, and i've been covering the foreign policy committee, and i was curious if you got any insight in doing this book why obama was given a place on the foreign relations committee. he had no experience, he seemed very very uninterested in it. when i covered the committee, he never attended except for questions. he was eve

isi with a survey out today and sales good for autos and no specific news on gm. take a look at the other automotive stocks. you can see moves here good. 2% overall for the group and not like 6% for gm. finally, mandy, the home builders up nicely today. some of them at new highs because permits for july better than expected and the numbers elsewhere, the starts numbers not so good. look at this. 6% moves in the builders. >> we'll take any good news on the housing sector we can get. thank you very much, bob. rick, i want to get to you. the 10-year yield is higher nine out of the past sessions and whether this is the market assuming there's no easing or is there something else at play here? >> i think it's mostly something else at play. i think it's the low volume time we're in. makes markets' ability to move without resistance a little easier and once there's a little momentum harder to stop and could be the case for the fixed income markets. you know, referenced in the last six sessions we have hardly moved in terms of stocks and those past six sessions we have mo