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welcome to jamie colby. jamie: hi, everybody. thankfully in that accident no one was killed, but several people were hurt. >> the stage fell backward. it fell pretty slow so hopefully everybody got out of there. it was pretty freaky. >> reporter: it's a warm sunday night. you are enjoying the music and winding up the weekend at a popular concert series and it turns into a horrifying few seconds. that's what happened when the classic rock band cheap trick was 20 minutes into its set in ottawa, canada. five concert-goers hurt. one man seriously. that man had a piece of the stage actually pierce his stomach. none of the cheap trick band members were on the stage at the time were injured when this happened. it was several stories tall. it collapsed backwards into the semi trailers parked in the rear. people said it started happening so fast everybody started screaming and running. at the time of the concert thunderstorms were clocked at 56 miles per hour. that shows what can happen when large crowds are left unprotected during the su

jamie? jamie: all right, jonathan.know school's getting under way there in just a couple of weeks. keep us posted, thank you. bill: details at a closed-door republican meeting on the hill. the president says the wealthy these to pay more. is that the way to tackle the problem? fair and balanced debate coming your way. jamie: that's how we do it. you know those high gas prices? they never really went away. and do you want to know how much of a bite they're going to take out of your summer? we're going to take a look at that. what is causing this pain at the pump, and if it's going to hurtg our economy. the whole family will love. five flavors of chex are gluten-free, including the honey nut flavor. and it's nice for me to be able to syes" to something that they want to eat. [ male announcer ] chex cereal. five flavor gluten free our girl's an architect. our boy's a genius. we are awesome parents! biddly-boop. [ male announcer ] if you find a lower rate on a room you've booked, we won't just match it. we'll give you $50

jamie?ow that chris wallace on fox news sunday has the speaker and, it is an exclusive and we haven't heard as much about what the white house is saying, about the likelihood of the deal, today, are you hearing anything there? from the administration? >> we are, the president, chief of staff, bill daly said the president will not sign anything that only leads to a temporary increase in the debt limit, and he's not going to do that and, also said there will be a few stressful days ahead with the marks but that something will get done and, on fox news sunday the treasury secretary, tim geithner was here and he said revenues must be raised or else millions of people will be dramatically affected and here's his comment about the negotiations: >> demonstrated in their plan, and i give them credit for this, if you try to balance our budget, without revenues, without tax reform to raise revenues you are forced to put in place exceptionally harsh cuts. >> reporter: and for what it is worth, jamie, h

. >> jamie: hi everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby. good to see you. >> good to see you as well. i'm kelly wright and deadlocked on deals. the president and republicans holding their ground as the deadline fast approaches for dealing with america's debt. that as the battle now moves from the white house to the capitol hill, you'll find out what this now means for your retirement plan and your savings account. >> casey anthony, just hours away from freedom after serving nearly three years behind bars and now, one of her lawyers is saying, he will be armed when she goes free. and 25,000 breaches of security for the tsa, after the september 11th attacks, and those are only the ones we know about so far. so, what needs to be done to keep our airports safe? got to begin though with the debt ceiling debate, raging in our nation's capital today. both sides offering little sign of a compromise. as an august 2nd deadline is fast approaching, talks between the president and members of congress are on hold, so far today, as well as a proposed tri

. >> jamie: hi, i'm jamie colby. and topping the news this hour, increased death toll and horrifying new accounts emerging from the bombing attack on massacre in norway. and we're now getting more details about the alleged gunman who witnesses say hunted down victims at a youth summer camp. >> kelly: shocking news. troubled singer amy winehouse found dead. more on this news coming up. >> jamie: epic heatwave, roughly half of all americans right now are under a heat advisory. details on those hardest hit and what we can expect later in the week. >> we begin with this fox news alert from washington. president obama holding an emergency meeting at the white house today one day after house speaker john boehner pulled out of the debt limit talks and now president and congressional leaders are racing to strike a deal as the default deadline looms. our wendell goler from the white house has more details. wendell. >> reporter: today's meeting ended without an agreement to hike the debt ceiling and lawmakers left the white ho

. >> jamie: great to be back with you, i'm jamie colby.his hour there are brand new guidelines from the f.a.a. for air traffic contollers, not allowed to sleep on the job. wait until you hear what they are allowed to do instead. >> kelly: the final chapter in the casey anthony murder trial. what's at stake in the closing arguments? arguments? >> and the newest member of the monoco man monarchy. a royal wedding is going on now. >> kelly: and fires in new mexico, battling the largest wildfire in state history there. officials say the fire is no longer creeping up on the lost al amos lab, and firefighters are working on knocking down the flames. >> don't take it on one big part. one piece at a time. >> this unprecedented dryness makes the state a tinder box. >> kelly: it's dry out there. and dan springer is live in los alamos, dan, it the threat to the lab over? >> i think so, and tell you why, the director of the national lab said they've transitioned from an emergency stage into recovery and so that means that they know longer have the need

i'm jamie colby, good for you here. thank you inside america's news headquarters. >> kelly: i'm kelly wright. the house is expected to vote soon on legislation mirroring a proposal worked on in the senate. now, that bill not expected to pass, and it comes as our nation is closer and closer to default. mike emanuel is live on capitol hill right now and mike, as the senate heads back into session today, set the stage for us, if you will. what is the mood there? >> kelly, it seems tense and a lot of people seem uncertain exactly how they move forward to get a deal that will pass both the united states senate and the house of representatives. we caught up with senator clare mccaskill, answering her phones in other own office and the phones have been ringing off the hook all week long since the president said, you know, contact your representatives and make your voices heard. well, she got an earful about people saying just get something done. people who are married about their social security or medicare, so, she heard dire

jamie: great to have you with us. i'm jamie colby.n argument where te most well documented liar ever seen in a courtroom accuses everybody of perjury, of fraud, of lying. the irony is rich indeed. as we have come to find out, accusing others of lying. it's classic casey anthony. rick: phil, this was the prosecutor's chance to rebut the prosecution's closing argument. what was the central theme. >> reporter: to turn this jury back to where they began at opening statements. and leave the courtroom and head into the deliberations room with the memories of the phone calls casey anthony made. the lies she told her family and her clear disdain for her family and disregard for her own daughter caylee who had been missing for 31 days as they played those audio tapes that were such crushing testimony during the trial. how big was the departure of her defense attorney san jose baez and the rest of his staff? take a look. after a 6-week long very lengthy trial with massive amount of evidence, a sequestered jury, and for jose baez, three long yea

for now, back to raj and jessica. >> we had jamie and kate in phoenix? >> yes.

chris: jamie? >> well, one of the departments in government that is not having the axe taken to it is the unit that is responsible for the killing of osama bin laden, the special forces command. they're currently searching for real estate in d.c. they're actually on a spending spree right now. chris: i guess winning wins. >> hillary clinton is now reaching out to the somali militants to help deliver badly needed food aid to people in east africa because of a drought and horrendous famine. this weekend colin powell has taken a rare official trip with the u.n. ambassadors to celebrate the separation of south sudan from north sudan, a new country in africa. >> clarence page? >> the controversy over casey anthony, the verdict in that case has stirred up and entered that campaign and could pass caylee's law, a law which could illegalize failure to report a missing child within 24 hours. even lawyers who are legal experts who are anti-states rights people are saying that it would be hard to pass this and

i'm jamie colby, good for you here. thank you inside america's news headquarters. >> kelly: i'm kelly wright. the house is expected to vote soon on legislation mirroring a proposal worked on in the senate. now, that bill not expected to pass, and it comes as our nation is closer and closer to default. mike emanuel is live on capitol hill right now and mike, as the senate heads back into session today, set the stage for us, if you will. what is the mood there? >> kelly, it seems tense and a lot of people seem uncertain exactly how they move forward to get a deal that will pass both the united states senate and the house of representatives.

jamie: a fox news alert. we are watching the room where our chairman rupert murdoch will be testifying. let's take a look and listen and hear as this gets underway. >> our understanding was we would be afforded the opportunity to make an opening statement. we prepared on that basis and we would like the opportunity to make that statement. would you allow us? >> the committee discussed that earlier. we hope what you wish to say will come out during the course of questioning. if you feel that is not the case, then you can make a statement at the end. >> in that case we would like to submit the statement in writing. >> that would be perfectly acceptable. >> after that brief interruption we'll begin. good afternoon. this is a special meeting of the select committee. this is a continuation of what the committee held in 2009 on the evidence of phone hacking. in our report we stated that we thought it was inconceivable that only one reporter has been involved. in the last few weeks it has emerged that not only evide

audit coming and in that one time or two we discovered that there's a massive fraud on wall street jamie diamond j.p. morgan the whole group massive fraud. continuing on this theme of profits you brought up corporate profits a boom in corporate profits a bust in jobs wages so now that we're officially eighteen months out of recession try to tell that. you remember this is the banana republic and this is something like papa doc would have told us or or khadafi you know these are the same sort of statements they would make yeah we're out of recession anyway all of the alleged growth that has happened only one percent of it has gone to wages and salaries only one percent of that growth is spent fifteen percent fifty percent and twenty five percent in the previous three recessions by contrast corporate profits accounted for eighty eight percent of the growth so this is clear banana republican as i'm you know the one percent of trickle down to prison guards. and the corporate profits of course they are staying within the corporate spear if you will because that one two percent of the top elit

blanks forming or a jamie diamond how are they going to get out from underneath that well the other thing that you saw with these military dictatorships throughout latin america the banana republics is the reason why they were banana republics is the chiquita banana company right they were actually corporate occupied. none of the countries of latin america had anything to do with running their country for real which left them just with play acting like a crazy prince where the real country and all the economy and all the wealth was taken by to kieta and other corporations like coca-cola so there was nothing there but for them to pretend that they were ruling the country and they acted very crazy you know the united fruit i believe was what originally when they moved in and they occupied those central american a latin american countries and they got such a brand exposure to such toxic militarization of those economies in the slaughter of folks and killing of union members that they had to rebrand as chiquita were to canada we kill less union organizers on what's a kid to run a. union organ

morgan to goldman sachs and jamie dimon got exemption as part of this bailout money and loan program to add to his other nefarious activities and even following that sixteen trillion dollar bailout figure and why would the americans so concerned about bailing out these foreign banks unless of course america reports to foreign entities. i think america as a whole is pretty clueless about the fed it's really complicated it's pretty abstract and of course it's the last thing they're going to teach you in government schools and government schools they can teach you how the government ended slavery and the government saves us from non-system in the great depression and the government helps the poor and sick and the old you get all that propaganda you're not going to get the actual basis of government power which is counterfeiting and theft so yeah it's monstrous and what is truly astounding about this is the way they're handing out these waivers for conflict of interest c.e.o. of j.p. morgan chase served on the new york fed's board of directors at the same time that his banker saved almos

contractors many of it which also were recipients of extremely low interest and then secret loans jamie gonna drop on his head as a kid or what i mean here's a guy who's given billions of dollars total exemption from accountability and then he loses that became a few more billion dollars he makes a few bucks ok that's true but compared to like a real player out there somebody like an oligarch and one of these other countries he's a pusher. the guy must be like to live you know what you're buying his presentation this is a member it's theater max and the theater he's claiming to only make a few billion a year and he's just a poor schmuck who doesn't know what he's doing he's trying his hardest but in fact these guys own everything they've taken control of everything he could have he could be worth five trillion who knows because it's a black hole of not accountability j.p. morgan is the biggest fed bank and they're pretending they've outsourced it the fed it is j.p. morgan so they're pretending they go we outsource the these emergency lending programs to j.p. morgan and they're having to

for now, back to raj and jessica. >> we had jamie and kate in phoenix?> yes. >> and jimmy, you heading down to the desert tomorrow? >> i'm going to watch it like any good fan. are you kidding me? leaving theo the two great ladies down there. >> back in a moment. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> amazon.com not giving up on the california market after all. even after they were forced to charge sales tax for the state. the online sales tax law will be put on the february ballot. the state stands to pull in $200 million in additional taxes each year. execs say the law is unconstitutional and no longer doing business with thousands of affiliates here in california. overstock.com is also taking a similar

reporting live from at&t park, jamie sire for nbc bay area. >> thank you, jamie. >>> the oakland a'se pounded by the yankees in new york. today they were back at it in the bronx. an early 10:00 a.m. start pacific time. let's take you to the big apple where the a's had some fireworks going on, looking to snap their losing streak to the guys in pinstripes. top of the third, a's down 1-0. josh willingham with a shot to left center, two-run shot, 13th of the season. 2-1 a's. hideki matsui with the solo shot. his eighth of the season to make it 4-2. bottom of the ninth now, andrew bailey. runner on third, robinson cano grounds out to win the game. the green and gold gets the win 4-3 is your final. that's it for now, i'll be back here at 6:00 for a look at a very special baseball team that has overcome some amazing odds. garvin, it's a great story, believe me you don't want to miss this. >>> next at 5:00, a zoo where it's okay to feed the animals, at least for today. >>> they took down the don't feed the animal signs at the oakland zoo today, at least for a short time. today they had their

jamie. >> some of you saw him carrying man on his back. he had a grassy and dirt fields on 33rd street. some of you saw his work in slow motion on nfl films. john mackey was a tremendous football player. first at syracuse and then with the baltimore colts. he caught johnny's deflected pass during super bowl 5. he would rip off his rings and give them to you to wear and say hey, you just played in the super bowl and made the hall of fame without taking a hit. but man did he take a lot. so many that it clouded up his mind. he suffered with dementia, but his wife, sylvia, never left his side. here we are left to remember how john mackey and lennie moore calmed this city down during the '68 riots. john remembers. >> john mackey and lenny moore went down, talked to people to keep an exclusive situation from happening. they went out to businesses and got food, sandwiches, and got donations and fed the people down at the baltimore civic center, then talked to the people. basically john mackey and moore saved this city from a terrible fate. >> joh

. >> that's right, jamie. that was the issue, the one essential elements to the premeditation and now we learn that cindy could not have possibly done this. it was casey or somebody else but you know it was casey at this point. so that did serious, serious damage. i think the jury knows that cindy was covering, knows she was lying. and what that does is that puts now casey in a position where she wasn't before. far more damage has been done and now she seriously is looking at a first degree murder conviction because of that premeditation three months in advantage and that shows sort of a cunning and a diabolical premeditation that adds to the case that will give the jury to hang their hat on when they're considering life and death in this case. that's why the defense should have verified cindy's employment records before they put her on the stand to begin with or left her on the sideline all together. that was a huge gaffe and huge mistake. it could end up costing casey anthony her life. >> the chloroform didn

reporting from at&t park, i'm jamie seyer for nbc bay area. >> thank you, jamie.tory in detroit. the a's' matsui sitting on 499 career home runs. go ahead and add one more to it. top of the 6th, game tied at 2-2. matsui, his 500th career home run. a solo shot. to the 9th we go, a's up 7-5, one on, two outs, and andrew bailey says we can go home now. miguel cabrera strikes out. 10th save of the years for the a's who win 7-5. by the way, nothing new to report on the nfl lockout. hopefully it ends on thursday. we will keep you updated. back over to raj and jessica. >> thaounr htbek. [ female announcer ] at jcpenney, we're giving you a big thank you this friday and saturday! just use your jcpenney rewards credit card to save an extra 20% on all your favorite brands, including home! no exclusions! go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. a big thank you this friday and saturday! just use your jcpenney rewards credit card to save an extra 20% on all your favorite brands, including home! no exclusions! go to jcp.com

. >> jamie? surprised? >> not surprised. even though we see the comments we just saw, that suggests a lack of faith in the jury system. all of my years covering only reinforced the jury's ability to dot right thing. why? they don't hear everything we hear as journalists and members of the public. they're sequestered from all that information. they get just what the judge determines is the evidence that they need to have. as savannah points out, where was the child murdered? how was the child murdered? what's the child murdered? the prosecution couldn't prove any of that. that was the ultimate question in the case. and as savannah points out, there was evidence she acted in ways no consistent with someone whose child had just died. behavior unbecoming of a grieving mother. >> she got a tattoo days later. >> and convicted of making false statements to the police, but none of that goes to the question of murder or aggravated -- >> i was going to say, it's true, and we don't in this country convict people of having poor characte

well live life i have goldman sachs jamie diamond and j.p. morgan these are what i call the nine eleven crybabies they refuse to compete in this world they want interest rates to be near zero they with a functioning u.s. economy would mean interest rates are higher which would destroy the speculators but put money into the pockets of working class people but the jamie diamonds in the lloyd blankfein to wall street in total there as i call their nine eleven crybabies they are they live on the teat of this subsidy that's given to them from the federal reserve and the treasury it's all about ensuring their bonuses and ensuring their salaries they need to grow up it's no longer you can't go to washington anymore the company and cry that oh i got hurt i'm i'm alive and i need more free money you can't do that anymore you have to compete in the globe now you put your big boy pants on and compete in the globe stop crying victimhood be an adult and all this blankfein and diamond they're the most overrated bankers in the history of the world they do n

what do you think, jamie? what do you think of this whole deal? a long time in coming, people are freaking out. >> i think it is fair and balanced. this is -- let's talk winners and losers first because they're the real deal. i think the winners are the fans because they're going to get their football and also the veterans of the league because now the training camps are going to be shorter, they're only going to be one pad at practice which is good and also taking a lot of money from the rookies that are coming in. we always talk about the bust, they get a big-time quarterback and he doesn't become anything, he did a lot in college, comes to the pros, it's a whole different ball game and you've just guaranteed this person all kinds of money. it's like they're taking it away now and going to distribute it to the veterans, guys who have proven they can play in the league. the owners win in some ways because they get more of the revenue split right now, it was 50/50, now it's 53/47. the owners are happier about that. i think the veterans are happy t

the break it's our mid week alone liberal rumble so one of my panelists and jay daniel helper and jamie weinstein had to say about the republicans and devil in failures this week trying to. get website with twenty four seven live stream news towns what to do about the ongoing financial hurricane unlimited free high quality videos for download. and stories you never find on mainstream news. of the political. posting on our team dr. phil. this was a night and time for the lone liberal when i debate to expert political commentators on the big issues of the week on our panel tonight daniel helper light editor the weekly standard and jamie weinstein senior editor at the daily caller daniel jean let's get started i think i was watching the most news in this morning and saw this . nixon one. said i gave my critics a sword. and a very famous. statement in this sense. has given in the republican seat cake in this sword of the default and they're in there they're going to hold it over is and you're right it's the it's true you coming toward us but what they do is a short term diversion in week tw

the week our panel tonight daniel help or any online editor of the deal at the weekly standard and jamie weinstein senior editor at the daily caller jane thank you probably because it was hard to get started here democrats are using their secret weapon in the debt limit debate ronald reagan take a look at this new message released by house democrats yesterday. congress says. it's. before. this chips is the government supposed to rely on social security benefits but interest rates would skyrocket. would occur in financial markets and the federal deficit would soar you know it's it's actually responsible. to be good so yes it means we have a reputation for reliability and critical to such part much. so daniel other republicans turning their backs on reagan now that sounds more like darth vader than ronald. coase are you i think those that are or where with that or where was that. book anybody can turn around what obama said in two thousand and nine when he said raising taxes in an economy is bad idea around or a marine tax eleven times on this and raise the debt ceiling eighteen times regu

. >>> all right jamie, let's get into it. you can see big thundershower here in central hartford county. if you are bell air or also in cassel county, get ready. this is not a severe storm, but it will pack gusty conditions, some downpours and of course dangerous lightning. the main concern, and a storm flairing up. we'll keep an eye on that. other than that, you can see the clouds and storms firing up. boy this has been the other story. heat index values around triple digits, 99 in easten right now. this evening we fall slowly through the 80s, talk about the increased chance for showers and storms coming tomorrow straight ahead. >> think it's hot here, go down to d.c. after weeks of tense negotiations on capitol hill, congressional leaders from both parties met with the president to try and hammer out a deal to increase the nation's credit limit before the august 2 deadline. now with both sides drawing firm lines on what they are willing to cut, can any agreement actually pass congress? abc's karen travers with more. >> the

. >> jamie murphy and purple-levite's of him tettleton marine met and began dating about three years. >> it was like i have known for my whole life. >> about six months later, of will corporal device and decided she wants to live also--live off base with jamie so since she could not afford it, she found a straight official jeremiah griffin and married him right so that she couldn't receive the stipends and that the marine corps gives to heterosexuals couples living off base. a year later a jamie did the same thing and then february 1st corporal vice was questioned and three weeks ago serious military chargers were handed down to her and the other two marines involved. >> i did not try to hide it, i said this is what is going on. they ask me what it is, i told them. >> there was no conspiracy, there was no we wanted to steal from anybody want to be together and she wanted to serve her country. >> the three of them involved serve--0 about $75,000 to the government and they will probably spend one year in the brig and since they do not have any of the money to pay the government back. >

. >> jamie, one of those days you sit on the deck, ac, you have to go where the ac is. 92 degrees right now, but the humidity is off the chart. the dew point values are up around 70. sticky, sticky conditions out there. no question about that. hazy sunshine the story most of the day here in charm city. a few clouds bellow up later in the afternoon. for the most part, we stayed clear out the frederick way, just more of that hot, hazy sunshine and similar scenario in annapolis. let's take a look at maryland's most powerful radar right now and bottom line, you can see the deal here, big storm flairing up moving through jarrettsville. all of hartford county. one north and east of belle air. another north and west of belle air. this cluster about to move through the northern part of belle air up towards the south of delta there and on into cassel county. i think the storm will hold together. it's a big one, but not severe. it does contain dangerous lightning. other than that, there's not a lot of activity here on the radar. much of the state sitting clear, again for hartford county. in fact,

reporting from at&t park, jamie seyer for nbc bay area news. >> nice job, jamie.a's and rangers. both teams playing with heavy hearts following the tragic loss of shannon stone, the fan who died yesterday while trying to catch a ball. bottom of the first, bases loaded for mike napoli. a grand slam. he was 3 for 4, 4 runs batted in. it's ian kinsler this time, a solo shot. three batters later, adrian beltre. these rangers can hit and they win by a final of 8-5. >>> one other quick note, jessica. yao ming retired today after nine years in the nba. so shaq and yao is out. it's a short man's game now in the nba. i think i'm going to try to get in there. i'm tall enough now. >> thisnry. thank yo ity, henry. u.thk you. we'll be right back. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card

. >> jamie: this week on the journal editorial report. even without the debt default may lose the triple-a credit rating. what it means for the future. more bad news for the recovery and maybe for president obama as even the liberal base may doubt the economic policy. right wing extremists, the massacre sends the media in search of a narrative. welcome to the journal editorial report. i'm paul gigot. even with the last minute debt daily deal. it looks like thet' downgrade the triple-a credit rating. taking away the gold rating we've enjoyed for decades. steve moore, assistant editor, james freeman and mary kissle. >> so, james, moody's and standard & poor's executives testified on capitol hill. what did they say about the potential for a downgrade? >> they are leaving themselves some wiggle room. they've suggested that it's coming and i think that not that we necessarily trust the credit ratings agencies, but you look at the mere facts of the debt piling up and the trillions more that are going to be added the next decade and it's, it's h

jamie has more. >> reporter: aside from that sliding catch in right field that had everybody holdingheir breath, including bruce bochy, it was a fairly uneventful debut for carlos beltran. but just his presence can make an impact. >> i'm happy with the decision that i made and happy to be here. i believe this team has the potential of doing what they did last year and i'm just hoping to come here and contribute anywhere i can offensively and defensively. >> i think you saw what his presence did already. we had some other guys swinging the bat well behind him and put up a few more runs than we did in the first two games. >> reporter: before the game, he said he was telling sandoval to go to left field a little more and during his first at-bat, he was a home run to left. >> thank you, jamie. a's trying to sweep the rays. a's led by five after the first. 5-4 a's here. jennings singles to right. 6-5, tampa here. top of 2th, this is just crazy power. you ought to enjoy it, b.j. upton, 16th of the year. tampa wins 10-8. >>> to football. in '09, michael crabtree missed training camp as a ho

john mackey, dead at the age of 69. >> that was jamie costello reporting. coming, we will share your thoughts and remembrance on the passing of john mackey and what he meant to thousands of you across the state. >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >> all right. a colorado woman barely escapes the car after rain swamped denver's metro area. you can see the vehicle nearly covered in water under a bridge. she says she was headed home when the rain began to fall. the driver's car eventually sank in the high waters. she grabbed her computer and daughter high school dprad situation as itel before climbing out of the -- graduation tassel before cloimg out of the -- climbing out of the vehicle. people don't realize how powerful water is six inches can swipe you off your feet. you don't know if the ground is this when you see standing water. moisture today, lots of water out there. and this is going to could be tribute to the high dew points. we are going to get some rain in here and also thunderstor

i'm jamie colby, more developments as they happen. now back to bulls and bears only here on the fox news chann channel. >> brenda: consumers feeling down, with prisses on almost everything going up. general mills the late he is to warn of price spikesen it's not just food. cars, clothes, health care, you name it, all up last month. eric, how bad is it going to get? >> going to get a lot worse, brenda. only three ways out of it. if you print money you can do qe3 or whatever to pay some of the debt. prices go up because you devalue the dollar. if you borrow from china to put in the other pocket. prices go up. if you tax people more, prices are going to go up because people have to figure out a way they're going to be chasing after the same amount of goods and pay more for it. any which you slice this, there's only way to bring prices down. honestly, if government has to become smaller and cut spending. >> brenda: caroline, the government says that basically prices are going to start shrinking, do you believe that. >> i think specificall

measure but after the same he was not sure if he would be ready to go wednesday. >> very nice job, jamiee green and gold, a's visiting the tigers in motown. a's up 3-2 in the 5th. miguel cabrera with the fly to left. his 20th homer of the year. a's lose in detroit 8-3 is your final. >>> by the way, the nba schedule is out. the warrior also open the season november 2nd against the lakers. that's all for now. back over to raj mathai. >> henry, me and you, that warriors-lakers game in november. i'll see you then. >> you buy all the food and i'll eat all the food >> back in a moment with condoleezza rice, what she said which turned some heads today. [ male announcer ] brace yourself for the big, bold taste of a subway® bbq pulled pork sub. tender, succulent slow-cooked pork with sweet and smoky barbecue sauce, all on freshly baked bread. subway. eat fresh®. [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs o