i'm jamie colby, back to cavuto on business. >> all right.ou think you can't get any worse for local budgets, you might want to think again to mammoth lake, california. slammed with 43 million dollars in debt less than a week after its neighbor stockton, california did the same thing. and both are part of a growing trend of municipalities filing bankruptcy under crippling debt. charles payne actually sees it as a good thing. explain. >> it the worst case scenario, but it's a good thing, the only way to break up a lot of obligations by both sides of the aisle and you can't base pensions off people retiring at 50, double dipping, and you think you're going to make 8% a year. i mean, all of it was completely outlandish and now-- >> now they're abrogating the contracts. >> there's no choice. some of these towns have no police and telling the people listen, unless it's in in progress crime, don't call us. >> municipal bankruptcy is a messy process, i've covered a lot of them and covered orange county, a big county, bankruptcy over derivative trade

i'm jamie colby, we'll send you back to bulls and bears on the fox news channel. have a great day. >> brenda: the worst drought in nearly 25 years drying up corn crops across america. that's threatening to drive food costs higher and consumers moods lower. sentiment dropping to the lowest level of the year. now, john, how much higher could we see prices go? >> i would consider the consumer popped root now. joe main street is facing foreclosures, facing unemployment. facing potentially higher taxes like we talked about earlier and now, this drought is going to send your basic staples, corn crop, going to send your basic food staples skyrocketing and i don't think the american consumer can take another body blow. this could be hurtful and trickle into the other keened of price inflation. >> well, toby, it's the stock that corn goes with almost everything. >> it does, but thankfully the corn that we're using now was stored from six months ago, takes 90 to 120 days, number one, number two, the corn that's harvested right now is not harvested until september. so, is it

i'm jamie colby at fox headquarters in new york. the bomb squad and the fbi agents have swarmed the apartment of the man suspected in the movie theater massacre. it's a difficult job. take a live look at james holmes' colorado apartment. police say that it's completely rigged with trip wires and other possible explosives, that they can't even identify at this point and they may need to detonate some of those wires within the next hour, which could cause an explosion and fire, we are warped. 12 victims were killed in the shooting, 58 others were wounded. our mike tobin is standing by live in aurora with the latest. mike, everyone on alert. >> reporter: everyone is on alert and what we're understanding from the bomb squad and aurora p.d., the first step going into that apartment is remove a trip wire as you were talking about and it looks like what police may very well do or the bomb squad may do is blow up that trip wire and that's why they're talking about a controlled detonation once they go inside. now, they've cautioned people th

. >> and good morning to all of you, i'm jamie colby you're at america's news headquarters and right, there is a scorching heatwave that's gripping much of our nation and making its way to the northeast today. trust me. temperatures are 100 or higher and in cities including philadelphia and new york, and there are heat warnings and watches all over the heartland. and to make matters worse, nearly half a million people are still without power and air conditioning after last week's storms. at least 46 heat related deaths are being reported. let's go overseas now, libya's making a major milestone and they're voting in the nation's first democratic election in more than 50 years, women, men, young and old, casting their ballots nearly a year after dictator gaddafi was ousted in an n.a.t.o.-backed ousting. and more it breaking out in that country. i'm jamie colby, keep is here on the fox news channel. >> brenda: from heatwave to a bunch of hot air. the united nations calling for a global tax to fight things like global warming. gary b, you say the global tax could cause a global meltdown?

i'm jamie colby. >> kelly: and we'll have shots of heat out there. urnal editorial report, in the meantime, have a cool day. >> jamie: and check that out, kelly, the heat index, red is not good and it's all over the place, so, hydrate, right, doc? and if you can. hey, you know what? stay home and keep watching the fox news channel. you can't go wrong with that. >> kelly: that will keep you cool. >> jamie: take care everybody. the capital one cash rewards card gives you a 50% annual bonus. and who doesn't want 50% more cash? ugh, the baby. huh! and then the baby bear said, "i want 50% more cash in my bed!" phhht! 50% more cash is good ri... what's that. ♪ you can spell. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. what's in your wallet? ha ha. ♪

kelly wright and jamie colby coming up next. tune in to "fox news sunday" tomorrow. >> jamie: is fox news alert. fierce new fighting in syria. reports of government helicopters and tanks pounding the city of aleppo in an effort to crush rebel forces. aleppo is syria's largest city with a on lakes of 2.5 million people. just to the north of the capital tama damascus. the outcome is raising major concerns in the region and beyond. as more refugees are heading for the borders amid fears the sectarian violence could spread to neighboring countries. we will have more on this later in our show. but first, another big story we have been following for a week. brand new you developments in the colorado movie massacre. welcome to a brand new hire inside america's news headquarters. i'm jamie colby. >> i'm kelly wright. according to newly released court documents accused shooter james holmes was being treated by a psychiatrist at the time of the attack. meantime families of some of the victims laying loved ones to rest today. eliz prann live in aurora colorado with the details.

i am jamie colby. new aftermath from a deadly bombing in afghanistan.e of the images are too graphic to show. a homicide bomber attacking a wed targeting a powerful afghan parliment member and a father of the bide. detonated the bomb as wedding party greeted gas. no group claimed responsibility. running of the bulls in spain. one womanly hurt and others celebrating minor injuries. it is held every year to honor the city's patron state and grown in a celebration filled with partying join me with kellie wright here on fox. >> welcome back from california dreaming to california screaming. san bernardino the third city not looking so golden it is preparing to file bankruptcy. but in scanton, pennsylvania. the mayor is taking a different approach. slashing every public workers pay to minimum wage and which city is doing the right thing to save more money. >> i like bankruptcy. it start denial and anger and then acceptance. i think we should go to acceptance and everybody take a hit the way new york city defaulted. yes, they did default, rick in a bankruptcy

hi, everyone, hope you're cooling off, i'm jamie colby. >> jamie: i'm kelly wright. claiming more than a dozen lives in recent days. in i go sh chicago, the city is conducting wellness checks on older and more vulnerable residents and neighbors of a 58-year-old man say they didn't know he was in trouble until it was too late. >> and he likes, you know, to talk to people and always said hi, enjoy the weather. >> it was supposed to come outside and he didn't come outside. >> chief meteorologist fox news is live in the fox weather center with more details and the latest on the heatwave, and good to see you. >> such a good reminder, a lot of people who live in the houses and elderly can't afford the air conditioner, one time you need to check on your neighbors and friends and make sure everybody is okay. it's a very long system, bringing us this heatwave and take a look at this, all of the states, 24 states right now have some sort of a heat advisory, watch or warning going on and the worst, where the worst of the heat has been and spreading across theid

. >> we're live interest america's news headquarters and i'm jamie colby.opments out of the syria to tell you about today. fox news confirming u.s. intelligence believes the regime will be moving some amounts of chemical agents, possibly including deadly sarin nerve gas, raising fears the regime is planning to use weapons against their own people. coming up we'll have more on what it means and what if anything the u.s. can do to stop it. the son of actor sylvester stallone has died. finding body of 36-year-old sage stallone inside his home. no foul play, but he was the oldest of stallone's children and included in two films with his dad. including his debut in rocky 5. you back now to cavuto on business. have a great day. >> all i want is a refund. >> refund? refund? are you crazy? refund? refund? refund? refund? >> easy. >> refund. [laughter] >> refund. >> well, you won't see that scene on a lot this summer because general motors just started offering a 60 day money back guarantee on all new chevy cars and trucks. and that, as you know, that taxpayers are

good morning, everyone i'm jamie colby, great to have you here. >> eric: i'm eric sean on this sunday morning, welcome to america's news headquarters. we know the strait of hormuz is a vital waterway, about 20%, 1/5 of the world's oil supply passes through the narrow strait. the lifeblood of many nations. now iran again vowing to increase its naval presence in international waters and even claiming it is developing a long range missile that some fear would could one day hit though united states. what does all the escalating threats and continued defiance by tehran mean? joining us as he does every sunday about this time is fox news contributor and former ambassador to the united nations: john bolton. ambassador, good morning. >> good morning, eric. >> eric: we always discuss iran, usually every sunday and now the escalations are continuing. can they close the strait of hormuz? >> well i think they could close it for a very short period of time. but, our military has gained -- gamed this out over the years and feel confident they could reopen it in a short period of time and are moving

i'm jamie colby in new york.ls coming in from aurora, colorado where bomb squads and fbi agents have swarmed the apartment of the man suspected in the movie theater massacre. take a live look at james holmes' colorado apartment. police say he rigged his home with trip wires and other possible explosives, and they've also just told us in a press briefing that they may need to detonate some of those wires within the next hour. that could cause an explosion and a fire. 12 victims were killed in the shooting. 58 others were hurt and mike tobin standing by in aurora with the latest. mike? >> reporter: hi, jamie, we look at the live pictures of james homes' apartment the process that will take place, federal, involve the removal of at least one trip wire. as that happens, there may be as you mentioned, a controlled detonation that could produce an audible boom that people will see or hear outside of the apartment. could also start a fire. the public will be warned before that happened. and without guaranteeing a time f

i'm jamie colby. right now, police and firefighters in aurora, colorado are at the apartment of the suspect in the movie theater massacre. investigators saying they're continuing to monitor that building for gases in an effort to determine what they say the suspect james holmes could have used in rigging the apartment. they say killing 12 people and 50 others wounded. in one of the worst mass shootings in recent years, the alleged suspect. i want to bring to you a press conference right now at the apartment in aurora. >> what we've experienced at the neither and so that will be the third and final phase of what's happening today. we'll do our best to keep you informed on anything that changes. and if there's going to be controlled detonations or fires or what not. >> sergeant, what can you tell us about the time line? >> there is no time line. i can't give you an end time. with we're hoping to get in there the next hour, but that's about the only time. we have no idea how long this is going to take, i

. >> jamie: good morning, i'm jamie colby, clearly a community that has come together. >> eric: that's nation has, i'm eric sean, welcome to a brand new hour inside of america's news headquarters. there are prayers from the pulpits and the pews across the country for the victims and their families after this unspeakable act. and this afternoon, president obama will head to colorado to meet with the families of those who were killed. mike tobin continues his reporting live in aurora with the latest details and we are learning more about what really was a fortified arsenal that holmes made in his apartment. >> reporter: we know now he spent at least two months making purchases and three weeks wiring up the apartment behind me here into a death trap and here's some of what we know was inside. 30 homemade bombs. those were fashioned from fireworks, retrofitted so they could become a deadly weapon, gasoline bombs in there and chemicals that would explode when mixed according to police and a trip wire was at the door and the living room was crisscrossed with a number of trip wires and they a

i'm jamie colby in new york as they continue to scour the apartment of the suspected movie theater massacreuspect. a briefing from the hospital at aurora medical center. >> we are expecting a difficult day on the floor. and snyder can elaborate why. some of the shock is settling down or going away and some of them, some of the patients are starting to realize what really went on. so, day two is a pivotal day for them, now, beginning their recovery process. our staff also treated the traumas. they've had some stress and might nai nightmares and we're working with them and the staff is coming together. i think it's the whole community trying to heal, start to heal. one thing as we also absorb all this, we're learning what a benefit it is to have a trauma system the way we do, such high professionalism, expertise. a lot of collaboration. i mean, this is why the e.m.s., police, the hospitals, the surgeons, the e.r.'s, fire departments, train and drill they don't ever want to have to use it, but i think in speaking to the folks who are here since 1 a.m. yesterday, it was precise. i mean, it happ

for "teen kids news," i'm jamie colby, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> when it comes to adopting a dog, there are a lot of things you may not realize are important. hannah reports on what you need to consider before adding a new four-legged friend to the family. >> they're known as man's best friend. but not all are lucky dogs. some spend long days in animal shelters just waiting to be adopted. that's where andrea arden and the experts at new york's animal haven shelter come in. they have one goal in mind -- to give these dogs a new "leash" on life. >> i think any place you go to adopt a dog, you're doing a good thing -- you're saving a dog's life. anybody who works with a shelter or a rescue group wants people to come in and adopt the animals -- that's the reason we're here. we also want to make sure that people adopt when it's appropriate for their family. >> so to do that, here are some things to think about. >> are you an active family, or a more sedentary or quiet family? because you want to make sure you choose a dog who is a good match in regards to their energy level and

. >> jamie: we thought it was hot here, eric but they are suffering around the country, i'm jamie colbyit is great to have you here, welcome to america's news headquarters them. red cross is mounting a major relief effort in places like west virginia is one of the states hit hardest by severe summer storms that knocked out electricity to millions and many are still in the dark without air-conditioning. emergency officials are saying some are widely taking advantage of cooling centers. >> people come here, and, have been without power for a week, completely out of electricity, ice, water, and, food is swollen in the ridge administrator aefr need the ice and water. >> alisyn: temperatureses are supposed to ease up a bit but will we have a release from what we have seen in days, i'll tell you who knows, rick reichmuth is live in the fox news weather center. it is warm here. how about the rest of the country. >> rick: new york fared a little bit -- but go maybe 100 miles to the south, and the temperatures are warmer, and it is much more humid. look at the temperatures, right now, certainly

. >> i am jamie colby in for martin marietta martin marietta. martha maccallum. bill: 49% believe the president's policies contribute to the economic downturn. fox business network stuart varney here. mary katharine ham, editor-at-large hotair.com. stuart start with you. what is happening this week, stu? >> don't mince words. it is a terrible report. 386,000 new claims for jobless benefits is far too high. this makes it basically the worst recovery since world war ii from any recession. the use of the record recovery is being very generous indeed. three years after the end of the recession we should not see a high number of new jobless claims, period. bill: just a week ago we were getting better. what happened? >> it was artificially low number. it included july 4th week. a lot of people didn't register for unemployment benefits. art fish -- artificially low. bill: they continue to go up. do we have a fix on that? >> the trends is u

. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby, we hope those folks get relief soon, welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters and, violent thunderstorms did pummel the region, killing at least 13 people, including two children. virginia seeing the worst of it, more people were killed here than in any other state. and, in west virginia, downed trees and live wires are littering the streets, the debris of damaged homes are scattered on the ground at this hour. and, in our nation's capitol, at least one man was electrocuted by downed power lines, folks cannot believe all the damage. >> tree limes, flying branches, and, then, very short time later, we began to see flames. flames in front of this house and we began to see flames very much in front of the house down the street. >> and it came so quick, it jerked my door and i had to go inside, if i would have come down the steps the tree would have got me and the steps were covered, i moved all that but it was that quick. >> scary. >> i prayed the whole time. >> jamie: a lot of folks are waking up to a huge mess and peter doocy is live

i'm jamie colby, welcome to america's news headquarters. >> eric: i'm eric sean, a senior advisor toovernor romney say he'll make the point very clear later today it is unacceptable for iran to develop nuclear weapons. and as he joins us every sunday, about this time, u.s. ambassador to the united nations, john bolton joins us, he is also a fox news contributor. good morning, ambassador, i think one of the most important points of mr. romney's speech is he said he'd support a unilateral attack by israel against iran if need be. what is your reaction this morning? >> that is exactly right. i think israel faces an existential threat from an iran with nuclear weapons. and, it would be entirely a legitimate exercise of israel's inherent right to self-defense if they were to take military action. i think governor romney has also pointed out repeatedly that iran's nuclear weapons program is much more than just an israeli problem, it is an american problem, a problem for the whole world which is why it is so important to prevent iran the first place. >> eric: mr. romney talked about the cap

i'm rick folbaum. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby. news, there are more victims of the colorado movie massacre that were laid to rest today and we are getting chilling new details as well about the man that is suspected of gunning them down, including information on his life before the devastating rampage. >> ricky: also governor mitt romney looking to beef up his foreign policy credentials, meeting with leaders from one of our most crucial allies in the world. but will it help him with voters here at home? >> jamie: and as the economy falter, is big government making matters better or worse for american businesses? we're going to have an eye opening look just ahead. >> ricky: let's start with governor romney's highly anticipated arrival today in israel. we're taking a look now at brand-new video of mitt and ann romney gotting off the plane in tel aviv, the presumtive republican nominee will sit down tomorrow with his long-time friend, benjamin, netanyahu. the visit coming after an announcement by president obama that some critics say

i am jamie colby. bill: greg: and i am breggin for bill today.the shooting scene played on the screen, dressed all in black, possibly wearing a dash himself. they say that he opened fire from the front of the theater, spraying bullets at his victims that included many children. listen to the chaos as emergency responders rushed to the scene. >> we were inside the auditorium and there are multiple victims louisiana -- get to the back door of theatre nine now. we are bringing them up from out of there. we have people had. jamie: at the suspected movie theater, the shooter is identified as james holmes. as we await word from police on any kind of motive, the heartbreak from this senseless shooting has spread from coast to coast. without a doubt. trace gallagher joining us in los angeles. what is the latest? reporter: to add to the heartbreak the were talking about, sad news from a fox affiliate in denver. the father of a six year old that was shot and wounded, the father has confirmed that the six-year-old has died. if that is true, that will bring

. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby. we are continuing the countdown to november 6 t. may come down to the debates. people in battleground states and the still struggling economy. good morning, steve. >> one candidate overseas, the other here in washington. each preparing for a bruising battle over the next 100 days. mitt romney polishing up his foreign policy credential. romney's people have nailed down the central theme of their campaign. listen >> this is going to be a -- an election that is seen through the lens of how we have a better economic future in this country. if you look at the last 3 1/2 years, which has been the president's interview for rehiring, i don't think that the american public is going to agree they want to continue in the same direction. >> the obama team is focused on drawing a sharp contrast. they say the republican ideas for the economy have been tried and have failed. he continues to question mitt romney's credentials, especially his record with bain capital. i think this is going to be a very close race. that's what we are prepared for. i

. >> and i'm jamie colby. it seems because of that, eric, we'll be talking about health care still. you're inside america's news headquarters and the health care debate is dominating the news this sunday morning. the conversation shifting to how will that law be implemented and what impact it will have on the future of health care in america. national correspondent steve centanni is in the d.c. bureau monitoring it all. good morning, steve. >> good morning, jamie. the obama administration under pressure this morning to defend itself against republicans who are now claiming the health care law contains a huge new tax on the middle class, the president's chief of staff was pressed on this point today on "fox news sunday" with chris wallace. >> the only thing in this bill that puts a burden on individuals to pay more is a penalty for those who can afford insurance and choose not to buy it. and to be clear, that's 1% of the population. in massachusetts, where this was tested in the plan that governor romney put in place, 1% of the population ended up paying the penalty. >> the high cour

jamie colby has more. >> harris, every one of the presidential flags is hand sown in philadelphia. >>sidential flag are very unique. it takes two ladies sewing in tandem 45 days to compete one flag. >> in the flag room in philadelphia 13 so-called flag ladies work stitch by stitch to make the presidential standard. >> with the hand embroidery work we put a little bit more love in our work. >> more love and hand sewing allows for the flag's double sided mirror effect there are no knots or stray threads on either side. appearance singles the presence of the america's leader. >> it makes you feel good when you see, you know, you see the president next to the flag and say well, i did that. >> the flags go with the presidents when there is a change of administration so a new president in november would need a lot more sewing. >> we are kind of waiting for the next presidential election big year inaugurations and presidential elections are kind of a big deal to the flag room because of the amount of flags that will be ordered if there is the inaugural parade. so, we have to wait and see. >>

i'm jamie colby. >> eric: and i'm eric shawn and welcome to a brand new hour of inside america's news headquarters, the weak recovery is a battleground issue for both political parties. this morning, both sides continue to blame each other for a jobs market that seems to be running in place and the predictions of more of a slowdown. steve centanni live in washington with the very latest. steve, it seems like the economy is going to continue to be a central issue in this campaign. >> oh, absolutely. any economic number is going to be very closely watched from now until election day because, of course, the outcome of the presidential race could hang in the balance here and today on the sunday talk shows, the economy was sharply debated. democrats suggesting that the president saved the country from an economic meltdown. here's the senate minority leader explaining why he thinks the economy is still struggling. >> this is the most tepid recovery if it is a recovery from a deep recession in american history. the economy is just sputtering along and the reason for that in my judgment is be

this quick end to the marriage could be the end to all of that jamie colby live in our new york cityem are staying pretty tight-lipped on all of this. what do we know? >> it's not surprising. i will tell you exactly what we know, shepard. i want to tell you this just coming out from the church of scientology a little bit of breaking news that my producer and i were able to generate. the whole divorce it h. to do with whether or not the church wanted to take some more custody or some more time with baby suri and that katy holmes was concerned about it and they have given us basically that the church has no comment, i'm quoting, this is always and was a private matter and the church will continue to respect their privacy. it says it signs regard media relations from the church of scientology. also just out, shepard, for the attorney for katy holmes saying that there are v. already been inaccuracies reported in the media coworker the settlement and the agreement that was developed between the two. i can assure you that did not come from us here at fox news. we haven't given any details

. >> jamie: and i'm jamie colby. shannon bream up next.day. >> the sand is running out of the hourglass and we want to make clear to the syrian regime that they need to be willing to end the violence and start the serious business of a political transition. >> shannon: secretary of state hillary clinton giving syria a wake-up call warning that time is running out for a failing peace plan while the syrian military makes a show of force asking other nations to stay away. going green or going broke? critics want it to head back to part saying the $26 a gallon biofuel is a waste of precious taxpayer dollars. proponents say it's vital to the military future. states rights vs. civil rights as texas gets ready to argue its voter i.d. law is legal and the justice department is overstepping its bounds. all that and jack's snack packs. meet a little guy on a very big mission to give the troops a little taste of home. i'm shannon bream. "america's news headquarters" live from the nation's capital starts right now. >> shannon: syria is staging a big s

jamie: i'm doing great. i'm jaime colby in for martha maccallum.id he followed the teen that night because he looked suspicious running between houses in the rain. he claims that trayvon martin confronted him soon after. >> do you have a problem? what's your problem. what's your problem. you said to him i don't have a problem. you reached for your problem. >> i reached for it as i was saying, no i don't have a problem. >> at that point you just got hit? >> he was already within arm's length of me. >> was that the punch in the nose that broke your nose. >> yes, sir. >> and you went immediately down to the ground? >> i don't remember if i went immediately to the ground or he pushed me to the ground but i ended up on the ground. >> after that first hit, what happened next? >> he started bashing my head into the concrete sidewalk. i was -- as soon as he broke my nose i started yelling for help. i was disoriented, and he started slamming my head into the concrete. >> which is where the lacerations came from. >> yes, sir. >> you said it was like your hea

jamie colby is live with the details. >> reporter: the women making these flags feel like they are servingflags are hands sewn in philadelphia. the vice presidential and presidential flag are very unique. it takes two ladies sewing in tandem 45 days to complete one flag. 13 so-called flag ladies work stitch by stitch to make the standard. >> we put a little bit more love in our work. >> reporter: more love and hand sewing allows for the mirror effect. their appearance signals the appearance of america's leader. >> it makes me feel good when you see the president next to the flag. >> reporter: the flags go with the president when there is a change of administration. so a new president in november would mean a lot more sewing. >> we are waiting for the next presidential election. this is a big year. inaugurations and presidential elections are a big deal because of the amount of flags that will be ordered. so we have to wait and see. >> reporter: those ladies made 9 flags for president obama's administration. they took two years to complete the order. they would love to meet a president. non

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jamie colby knows. she is live in our new york newe details. h, jamie. >> reporter: same to you, gregg. i have to tell you this is my favorite story of the day. i have an animation to get into it. all the presidential flags are hand-sown in fill definitely, only in philadelphia. it happens in the flag room of the defense logistics agency. >> this room employs 13 embroiderers and hand sew and embroider brigade flags for the military services. our primary function is the presidential and vice-presidential flag which we make by hand for the white house. >> reporter: it takes two people 45 days to complete a presidential flag. they're referred to as flag ladies and many have been add at it for decades. >> many of the ladies in the room are from outside the united states who have come here and they just enjoy serving the president, serving the military in this very unique way. >> reporter: she sketches the pattern onto the fabric before the embroidery begins. she came to this country from vietnam in 1983 and has been a flag lady for 20 years. >> i'm

i'm jamie colby for martha maccallum today jaime: the suspect is in custody.es. witness reports say he entered the theater wear aghast mask, set off tear goose and opened fire. the look at chilling video taken by someone inside the theater as people are seen running for their lives. >> leave from here. leave from here. [shouting]. [inaudible conversations] >> somebody has been shot. >> who got shot? >> there is blood out there. jaime: blood right there, heard on this video.