if you had your way, would janice be director of ouc?>> no, the agency director has not been turning the agency around, has not been making the improvements. it is the flaw, one in 10,000 call, that's too many. if the flaw is a minute late, that's too late. >> reporter: despite his belief that janice ought to be replaced, he says the decision is ultimately up to the mayor. and the mayor says she has his full support. at the wilson building, tisha thompson, fox 5 news. >> you can watch the original investigation on our week site. you can hear the complete tape records and read tisha's blog. it's all right there on myfoxdc.com. >>> sue and i were talking about the weekend. it means if we have plans this weekend, it's going to be tricky. >> absolutely. didn't july just start five minutes ago? >> it's over. so fast. >> i know. saturday is august 1. i cannot believe it. i also think it's friday so i'm already goofed up. it's still thursday but friday is in the forecast. as we look live at the capitol, you can see the humidity in the air. the

we sent janice lieberman to find out. good morning. >> i really thought you guys liked me. i'm not so sure anymore because i took a trip down south to meet experts at usda to expose my skin to hundreds of blood thirsty mosquitoes. an assignment most sane people would refuse. this chemist is not afraid of bites. >> we're responsible for looking at repellents and developing new repellents for the military with some benefit to the rest of the world. >> reporter: tests at his lab may seem extreme, if a product

thanks, janice. we'll see you later. >>> let's head over to the news desk for more of this morning's headlines. we say hello to cnbc's melissa francis. good morning. >> hey, jenna, hey, carl. good morning, everyone. exiled president of honduras continues to camp out, demanding to be reinstated as president of honduras. joining us from the border with more, kerry sanders. >> reporter: coming back to the border here again today. on saturday, he came to the border with hundreds of supporters, who are urging him to regain his presidency in honduras. he was deposed at gun point june 28th, leaving the country in pajamas. he did not make it across the border on saturday like he did on friday, he says he's symbolically showing the world he will not give up. the fact that the government in honduras says they will nack down and that he was legally removed from office when he tried to extend his term. left leaning governments like hugo chavez in venezuela have supported him. his actions on the border have broug

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[applause] >> thank you very much, janice. it's always good to come home, it's always good to come home. i'm very proud of having spent four years as the washington, d.c. bureau chief of rainbow push coalition, and it's good to come on, come on home. i'm very proud that my son cole is a push baby, and i tell him that all the time. i have the awesome task of introducing reverend jackson. but i really want to take the opportunity to kind of not only introduce reverend jackson, but also kind of illustrate the similarities between my, my new boss and my old boss, and you'll understand why i went to work for my new boss, and that is the 30th secretary of agriculture for the united states, and that's secretary tom vilsack. you won't see, youil

i'm pretty sure we've had no shortage of at least four press conferences there and janice quintana iso talk to you. >> reporter: but she wasn't the day we showed up. security guards wouldn't let us past these gates and quintana refuseto answer our questions. >> my first reaction is that the director ought to be responsive. she ought to be answering questions about what is going on. >> reporter: d.c. city councilman chairs the district's public safety committee. >> if you had your way, wouldian is quintana be director of ouc. >> no -- would janice quintana be director of ouc. >> no, she has not been turning the agency around and making the improvements. if the flaw is one in 10,000 calls, that is too many if the flaw is a minute late, that is too late. >> reporter: despite mendelsohn's belief that quintana ought to be replaced, he says the decision is up to the mayor. mayor says quintana has his full support. >> and we have much more on the story on our web site, myfoxdc.com. can you watch the original investigation, hear the complete recordings, read tisha's blog about the investigati

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sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> here she is, janice jackson. do you remember the first time you got that strange look? >> absolutely. and it's a look that you will never forget. because in 24 years i was able-bodied, walking around, physically fit, and then in a matter of a second i went from being able-bodied to a woman living with a disability. >> all these young women are out there. do you feel like you've opened the door to a whole new world? to people you never met before and now you're helping? >> absolutely. we're just so excited for these young ladies. my organization deals with women with disabilities and i see the complications that they have with self-esteem. so these are our next -- >> what do you see are the problems? >> a lot of women, once they receive a disability they think that their womanhood is lessened. they their they are no longer beautiful. or that no one would embrace who they are as a person. because they look at the outer. >> here's a forum for them to take part in. what is your first message to what do you want to ge

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janice dean is in the weather center over there. look at these places. good grief, janice. >> today is forecast to be 106. these are all record highs. vancouver, washington, 108 degrees. that is an all-time record for them. they are talking about buses in seattle not having air- conditioning. he'd advisories are out. excessive heat warnings are from seattle to portland to get -- from seattle to portland today. today, we're dealing with 25 degrees above average. shepard: that is not right, is it? >> we forecast 96 degrees for the daytime high temperature in seattle. not much relief into tomorrow, but a little bit. this heat is not going to abate until next week. shepard: there is either a short in your microphone, or the battery is dying. opponents of the president's health care reform say that it will ruin coverage for people who already have it. what with the proposals really mean for you and your family? we will get to the bottom of it coming up. new protests popping up in iran. a major crackdown is under way. thousands of demonstrators rallying around

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this is janice from onstar. i have received an automatic signal you've been in a front-end crash. do you need help? yeah. i'll contact emergency services and stay with you. you okay? yeah. onstar. standard for one year on 14 chevy models. >>> before the break we told about a polygamist community a breakaway sect from the mormon church which calls mexico home. hundreds of americans belong to this group, and this week two of its members were killed by a drug cartel. they were described as crime fighters who stood up to the cartels and who died defending what they believe in. fred burton is a counterterrorism expert joining us from austin, texas. also with us is gary tuchman in el paso tonight. fred, americans, as we learn from gary, beaten, dragged out of their homes, murdered in cold blood. it seems pretty brazen. but in some respects is this just another day, sadly, in mexico? >> erica, i'm afraid you're right. the area where this took place is a disputed territory. you have the juarez and the loras cartel fighting over this geography. what is more troubling is this location has t

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janice dean is live in the fox weather center. are people going to get a break anytime soon? >> all little, but we will see temperatures well above average heading into the night and through the weekend. we're talking about incredible heat in seattle, breaking not only daily records but all-time records. 103 degrees yesterday. they have never seen or felt he'd like that, ever, ever. vancouver, washington, reaching 108. portland, ore., 106. the good river, 107. temperature speak to themselves. -- temperatures speak for themselves. a lot of folks do not have air- conditioning, so it is a very dangerous situation for them. they are heading to cooling stations across the northwest. we have dangerous heat from seattle down i-52 eugene. all of these areas could chattered daily records -- chapter daily records. above average heading into next week. current temperatures, only at eight in the morning it is 68 in seattle, 70 in mat for -- medford. 98 in reno, and heading into tomorrow, little bit of a drawback in terms of temperature, but we still are going to deal with 80-degree and 9

janice mention that we could start to see some things in the area.l be. what do you think? karen from michigan says -- gregg: peggy says -- jane: sarah says -- ed says -- there are hundreds more. foxnews.com/çhappeningnow. gregg: the world is her oyster now. she does not need to answer to anybody. jane: some have said that she could end up in the media. that is all for us. over to "the live desk." [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- martha: welcome to "the live desk." ha

janice p dean, what is going on with this? >> do you remember the chris farley sketch? youtube it. is la nina. here are some of the good things we can expect from el nino. we have studied this weather phenomenon since the 1960's. we could see a decrease in an lentic hurricane activity -- atlantic hurricane activity. we could see beneficial rain to the southwest. we could see less winter across the northern tier of the country, and a reduced risk of florida wildfires. el nino typically happens every two to five years and can last as long as 12 months. the bad part theel nino -- we could seek damages in winter storms in california. all the nutrients in the ocean that it turned up -- that could be very detrimental to the fishing industry. and obviously, the marine food chain. that could not be a good thing for them. increased storming this across the south. and we could see a severe mudslides in central and south america, and drought in indonesia. el nino is returning with a vengeance. heather: thank you. jon: here is a question. just some of the new words in webster's. heather: do yo

janice, i want you to know that we are fighting for patients before profits today. i want you to know, mr. speaker, about anita from roseville which is not moo my district but very close by. anita says, i work for a public school and my husband stayed home with our daughter. we started -- we started paying -- i'm tongue tied tonight, mr. speaker, we started paying family health insurance in 2002 at $10,000 out of pocket. this year we are paying $12,000 out of pocket and our co-pays are $40 and $50 a visit. our daughter is school age now, but my husband started looking for work when the economy took its downturn last summer and still does not have a job. health insurance costs severely limit our quality of life by using up our disposable income. let me talk about prescilla from minnesota. prescilla got -- says this, i got on my husband's insurance after the job i had discontinued coverage for me. we paid over $500 a month for this coverage. i had health insurance that came on suddenly with breathing problems. it took several hospitalizations and i.c.u. care before th

this is a little hypocritical for some democrats to be talking like this >>. >> he also brought of janice rogers brown. it should elisse be put to the same standards that president obama applied to people like that. he was trying to lay out a framework for the coming discussion and the coming questioning. this is what the president himself told us was important. bret: also struck by the face of sonia sotomayor. he wondered if she had to practice not having any reaction for hours on end. we are going to dip into senator chuck grassley. he is in the middle of his opening statement, the senator from >> judges and justices must wear blindfolds when the interpreter when they interpret the constitution can't administer justice. i will be asking you about your ability to wear that judicial blindfold. i will be asking you about your ability to decide cases in an impartial manner and in accordance with law and the constitution. i will be asking you about your judicial philosophy, whether you allow personal biases to allow you -- to dictate your decisions. finally, the supreme court should not be m

we tried several times to talk to janice about the concerns. finally meeting up with her at her office where security guards wouldn't let us get near her. >> we want to talk to you about the problems with ouc? we have been trying to talk to you about the problems. police officers say your dispatchers are putting them in danger. >> shutting the media out. when you shut the city council out, shutting the police out, people should be alarmed. this means there is no way to change anything and it means someone is hiding from it. >> tisha thompson reporting. the officer that called in for help was okay but the union says it's a matter of time before someone gets hurt. we asked mayor fenty about our investigation on fox 5 morning news. >> it's my understanding that at the time there was a review done, investigation done and the office of unified communication took action in response to the tapes that you are now playing. whether or not it deserves a fresh review is a good question. i think we will look at it and see if the actions that were taken were

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this is janice from onstar. i have received an automatic signal you've been in a front-end crash.eah. i'll contact emergency services and stay with you. you okay? yeah. onstar. standard for one year on 14 chevy models. >>> the recession has dealt a big blow to many workers' paychecks and to their spirits. and now more than ever people are staying put at their jobs even if the daily grind has them feeling miserable. susan lisovicz is at the new york stock exchange with more. good to see you, susan. >> good to see you, tony. yeah, when you think about it, an estimated 6.5 million jobs have been lost since the start of the recession, so you'd think that millions of us would feel lucky that we're holding on to our jobs. but it seems that, well, a lot of us -- of course, present company excluded -- >> there you go. >> -- are pretty miserable, too. according to a new survey, 54% of workers plan to look for a new job once the economy rebounds. why do they want out? well, increased workloads, because there are fewer workers there, right? fewer benefits and lower pay. and workers who are 1

this is janice from onstar. i have received an automatic signal you've been in a front-end crash. do you need help? yeah. i'll contact emergency services and stay with you. you okay? yeah. onstar. standard for one year on 14 chevy models. >>> the senate judiciary committee is now in recess. you're looking at these live pictures of the u.s. supreme court. a beautiful day here. the members are in recess. judge sonia sotomayor is taking a little break herself. they will resume these confirmation hearings in about ten or 15 minutes or so. meanwhile, we're waiting momentarily for president of the united states to walk out of the west wing of the white house from the oval office and go down those stairs into the rose garden where he will nominate a new surgeon general of the united states. the president will make that announcement and we expect that to be very, very shortly. while we await the president and while the judiciary committee is in recess, let's assess what we just heard so far, these opening statements from democrats and republicans. there are 19 members of the senate judici