influence their decision coming up another boater saw him take his last breath a man drowns in lake michigan on july 4th family sharing more about the life lost it >> personal expense a fired worker tried to bill the county for >> autism and the environment controversial study examines the origin of the condition >> tom skilling says we could see a passing storm or two tomorrow wgn news @ 9 cargo aviation department has officially hired a new company to run concessions at terminal 5 international terminal to terminal held up when mayor emmanuel stop it appeared westfield had an inside track when some said other companies would make more money for the city giving it the ok because the administration tells them tonight expect to be on the new council agenda tomorrow >> how and man fell out of date boat in lake michigan to more and last night what did or did not happen afterwards, >> by all accounts including from the youtbue videos a talented 29 at year-old singer- songwriter and a martial artist >> and not in trouble of that nature just a real tragic that it happened to >> this afternoon on p

describe it as going from the northern end of the top of toledo to the bottom of the point of lake michigan stopping when it reaches the indianan boundary. that is why ohio has a slightly angled line. congress didn't have -- be recognized ohio made a little shift. they didn't see it as that big a deal until the 1830's when this man began to leave to became the governor of michigan. stevens mason was 19-years-old when president jackson appointed him to be the secretary of the territory of michigan and in effect that made him the governor because the governor at that point had basically gone fishing. the people in michigan were outraged, and they sent letters to the president saying please, get rid of this cade and give us a man as the governor. so, mason had a class, and it was to show he was a man and he had this moxie to lead the state. when he became first in effect governor and the territorial governor, we are now talking the early 1830's there were a lot more in the callis because of the erie canal, and one in particular connected to the river where that circle is on the map to the maum

. >>> in chicago hot, humid air mixing with the cool waters of lake michigan proved to be a bad combination for beach goers. thick fog forced officials to ban swimming at several beaches. high winds pushed the fog inland limiting visibility for lifeguards, and at one point the fog even moved into the downtown area before dissipating. >>> now for a look at your hot national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. he has your steamy weather channel forecast. that's an understatement for a lot of parts. >> what happened in chicago is similar to what happens in san francisco a lot. gloomy and foggy and then it burns off later in the day. has to do with temperature contrast between land and water. that's what happened yesterday in chicago. we have 100 million people, roughly a third of the u.s. population is under either a watch, warning or advisory because of this massive heat wave expanding into major cities in the east coast over the next couple days. in the west the weather pattern is leveling out a bit. the jet stream did take a big dip down here and it's not smoothed ou

. >>> and in chicago, hot, hugh maid air mixed with cool waters of lake michigan proved to be a bad combination for beach goers. thick fog forced officials to ban swimming at several beaches. high winds pushed the fog inland limiting visibility for lifeguards. at one point the fog even moved into the downtown area before dissipating. >>> and now for a look at the national weather, we return to kind of an unpopular guy these days. don't blame the messenger. >> it's all about your perspective. if you think back to the winter, the coldest days and snow. >> and now you can't prooet wbr. >> who cares if the air quality isn't healthy? we'll get through it. good morning, everyone. the heat wave is the story out there. yesterday 101 in dallas. and that only marks 18 consecutive days above 100 degrees. so we've got some impressive records being set. minneapolis by the way had a heat index of 120. and the heat index is when you mix the temperature with the humidity. that's the how it feels temperature outside. now, currently out there the worst of it is up here in the northern plains. this is where it's

bill: some tall bolts there on lake michigan. we'll reach out to the coast guard and bring them on tv. jamie, just a few of the stories watching so far today on america's newsroom. a moment you will see this. free woman or prisoner for life. casey anthony is out of jail. her acquittal and release are raising serious questions. in the end, where did she go? no one knows. jamie: did democrats stall the debt debate on purpose? not a lot happening over the weekend. a serious allegation by a republican senator. bill: what happened when a passenger turned the tables on a tsa agent, performing one of her own patdowns in return. [ male announcer ] if you're looking for a pickup truck, check out the miles per gallon. the length of the power train warranty. and the horsepower. only ram delivers this kind of muscle. that'll thin out the herd real quick. guts. glory. ram. riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-t

. >> i've been able to swim a mile in lake michigan and been able to walk, run six miles necessary fore already -- sounds like you're ready right now. that's really great. >> yeah. yeah. >> a lot of people, you know, were curious about you and, you know, watch you and think, could i do this myself? what would you tell people? anybody who wants -- you never done this before, about to do a triathlon, a challenging physical event. can anybody do this, do you think? >> i think for the most part. i mean, i think it's just taking it one step at a time and really just setting realistic goals for yourself. i think that's very important. >> for us, as you know, we talked a lot about this, the goal is really about fitness, about creating a more healthy america. for you, you said one of the things you wanted to do was try to lose some weight. that was a priority for you. i mean, you look great. how much weight have you lost and more importantly, how do you feel? >> i've lost about 30 pounds right now. and i feel a lot better. i feel a lot stronger than i did when i started in january and february

in chicago, thousands turned out to watch at navy pier on lake michigan. in houston, music and fireworks at the freedom over texas show. and in los angeles, a stunning display at cbs studio city. >>> in washington this morning, we can expect fireworks of another kind, as senate republicans and democrats return to work on a deal to raise the nation's debt limit. house members return tomorrow. joel brown is in washington with more on this. good morning, joel. so, what are the chances an agreement can be reached soon? >> well, betty, let's put it this way, if democrats and republicans are getting closer to a deal on the debt limit, they're taking baby steps. the senate may be cutting its holiday recess short, but it's unclear just how much work will get done. republicans and democrats remain at odds over how to raise the nation's debt limit. the biggest sticking point, taxes. >> the last thing that employers need is further disincentives to not hire people. and that's what the higher taxes would mean. >> reporter: while the gop wants tax hikes off the table,

. >> i've been able to swim a mile in lake michigan and been able to walk, run six miles necessary foran that's -- you're already -- sounds like you're ready right now. that's really great. >> yeah. yeah. >> a lot of people, you know, were curious about you and, you know, watch you and think, could i do this myself? what would you tell people? anybody who wants -- you never done this before, about to do a triathlon, a challenging physical event. can anybody do this, do you think? >> i think for the most part. i mean, i think it's just taking it one step at a time and really just setting realistic goals for yourself. i think that's very important. >> for us, as you know, we talked a lot about this, the goal is really about fitness, about creating a more healthy america. for you, you said one of the things you wanted to do was try to lose some weight. that was a priority for you. i mean, you look great. how much weight have you lost and more importantly, how do you feel? >> i've lost about 30 pounds right now. and i feel a lot better. i feel a lot stronger than i did when i started in ja

the storms have been erupting in upper michigan and northeast wisconsin and running down the lake, heres coming. watch what happens as we animate this and we get these bands each. here is the current state of affairs, these things to our 47,000 up to 57. 57,000 ft. in the atmosphere. it looks like we are about ready to turn this off in northeastern illinois here with this latest batch going through but we have some rough hours. we can lay in the lightning here for you it is amazing how storms that are fueled by heat as intense as the heat that we have going on to the west, our prolific lightning producers. there are likely to be some more before this is all over, here is what is happening to make all of this happen. here is the doppler part of the precipitation and these storms have been in in ds so there are flood watches in effect there. this hot air dome has a jet stream. tamara and moves over us so thatwe have had 81 m.p.h. gusts. our in-house model suggests it may come down here in parts of lower michigan. in also some weather but cameras here shows the storms moving in and lincoln

reporter: in chicago, the heat stirred up this soupy fog, dangerous enough to chase swimmers from lake michigan. this noaa map shows the heat gobbling up most of the country like a virus. indeed, on average, the heat kills more americans than hurricanes or tornadoes. here in oklahoma city, five highways buckled this month. last year, zero. >> you have that concrete that's expanding in this extreme heat and, of course, it doesn't have any place to go. you can't go down because of the base and so it has no choice but to pop up. >> reporter: and kids with no choice but to head indoors. >> let's go, it's too hot. >> reporter: how hot is it? we just took this juicy t-bone out of the fridge. we're going to see if we can cook it on the dashboard of this car. i parked it about ten minutes ago. and already -- dashboard reads 151 degrees. we came back about two hours later. 195 degrees. experts say this is cooked enough to eat. and this is the steak, diane. now, i can't say that i would eat it but it is cooked. in fact, it's probably about medium well, diane. >> well, never seen that before. thank you, m

the body of a man who fell into lake michigan and never resurfaced has now been recovered. good afternoon everyone i am robert jordan in for steve sanders >>and dom dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on the beach yet america and on the web at >>we have a live report at dusable harbor with the latest from nancy loo >>it is believed to be a 29 year-old man from orlando park park the body was retrieved at 910 this morning just minutes after beginning where they left off at 230 in the morning >>a sail boat spotted the man going under but he was too far away to get to him and time the marine unit marked the area before calling off the initial search at to 30 this morning due to the darkness. >>we have information from the previous surge that gave us good coordinates which is wary went back this morning a shirt was recovered last night from the area so we went right back to the area and we located the victim with an 25 yds of the markers that we place their. re.. >>the body was not positively identified but it is believed to be that young man

it comes from rescued wood from california forest fires and reclaimed wood from the bottom of lake michigan wex use the beauty of the environment and the beauty of the wood that is already there. >> and that is the sound of the engine. and it sounds like a jet engine. and they're planning to include lower-priced models but details have not been announced yet. there is other news, there is a new home unit that can operate off your collectors promising to reduce your energy costs by 77% fchl you're still having ampk writy about running out of battery power, rest assured walgreens is jumping into the pool and just announced their plan to install 800 charging units around the country. >> and beautiful car. >> good looking car. >> sure is. >> and there is another check on wind condition autos good news is that winds have diminished at 12 miles per hour. now they're at 10 miles per hour. so this is a gradual increase between now and 6:00 or 6:30 p.m. winds could gut up to 12-14 but i don't expect the winds to be a significant factor. there is a live view looking into the direction of the fire, no

a tragedy unfolding at this hour in lake michigan. sailors were just declared dead after their sailboat cap sizecapsized after the annual mackinac race. one rescued crew member told his family that the 35-foot sailboat was preparing for a storm when it was overcome by winds and waves. and there are major developments in the news of the world phone hacking investigation in britain. prime minister david cameron ordering a special parliamentary session hours after another high profile member of scotland yard announced his resignation. several of the british papers reporters are accused of hacking into private cellphone accounts and bribing police officers for information. the newspaper was owned by news corp., the parent company of fox news. senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg is live in london. what do we know today, amy. >> reporter: the phone hacking case is not just touching the top etc etchelon, but the police force. britain's two top cops resigning, the latest casualty john yates who was the assistant police commission

in lake michigan last week. i believe i've got to do everything in my power as a representative of not only michigan but of that entire region to stop that carp from getting into the great lakes system which would destroy our fishing industry. i urge your help. mr. simpson: yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from michigan. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. mr. clarke: recorded vote. the chair: the amendment is not agreed to. mr. clarke: i ask for a recorded vote. the chair: the gentleman from michigan. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18 further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from michigan will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts rise? >> mr. speaker, i rise to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. markey: mr. speaker, in the underlying bill the majority has underfunde

. >> this is reclaimed wood from the bottom of lake michigan.ything we do, we don't go down and cut trees, we use the beauty of the environment and beauty of the good that is already there. >> and on the vehicle charging front, solar city is starting to sell solar powered units to keep it topped off at home. compare it to $230 if you plug it in the recall. >> it's $55 for the vehicle. >> the price of solar charging station, about $1500. and walgreen's says it's will install 800 charging stations across the country. >>> you have been talking earlier about thunderstorms way, way south. is that still in the forecast? >> a little bit of a chance in you are in the higher elevations of mount diablo. we have plenty of thunderstorms out there right now. show them on the radar, well far away from us. but emeryville, marine layer keeping us cool and cooler than average forecast. >>> also next, who will keep the dogs in? a bay area city's campaign to a bay area city's campaign to build a local dog park. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in

shepard: rescue divers have located two sailors, dead, after the boat capsized during a race on lake michiganrace officials say the team recovered the bodies eight hours after the boat overturned. sailors on another vessel reportedly notified officials and rescued six others who were on board during an annual race from chicago to mackinaw island. a man whose son was on the capsized boat says the crew was overwhelmed by sudden strong winds and high waves. a fox weather alert. major heat wave as you probably know, crippling half the country at this moment, from the rockies to the east coast. a look at today's high temperatures tell part of the story. triple digits in several states. if the high in new york city is 93 i am a monkey's uncle. parts of arizona and southern california 110. forecasters want the heat will not let up any time soon so now the weather machine is on the heat wave watch. >> the midwest and upper mississippi valley and this is hanging on for the next several days. the heat advisories, where heat indexes, what it feels like with the temperature and the humidity involved, it

because of cool winds blowing in across lake michigan bringing if moisture over hot land, now you haveog and the fog is so thick they have had a fog advisory out and had to close the beaches so the coolest territory in the midst of the heat, 23 of 24 of the beaches are closed. >> thank you from chicago, steve. and now, high and dry in the fox extreme weather center. heat index off the charts. >> parts of iowa 131 with the humidity. do you not see heat index like that unless you are by the shoreds of red sea. have you ever seen heat index in the south at 133? unbelievable! temperatures in the 90's, that is typical but humidity, what it families like with the humidity, the heat index, off the charts here, 107 in davenport and a reason why we see such humidity and heat index value so high is because of the flooding. the record flooding so a lot of available moisture. this time yesterday we talked about the central united states pushing across the ohio river valley and tennessee river valley and across the mid-atlantic and the notes, and, again heat index from 105 to 115 and on thursday th

mccotter is scheduled to launch his bid in lake michigan. >>> in washington, there is gridlock over the debt crisis. while republicans continue to reject increases, president obama is standing firmly with the democrats today. in his weekly address, the president says not bringing in more money from taxes would mean cuts to education, medical verge and new technology. >> it would be nice if we could keep every tax break, but we can't afford that. because if we choose to keep those tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires or hedge fund managers and corporate jet owners or oil and gas companies pulling in huge profits without our help, then we'll have to make even deeper cuts somewhere else. >> mike viqueira is live at the white house for us. good saturday morning, my friend. we have the specific opposing demands from each side. where do you see the next step being and what role the president's going to play? >> there doesn't seem to be a lot of wiggle room. back on may 21st when the world was coming to an end, start it up again. we are exactly one month away. july 2nd. put it up on th

some terrifying moments on a lake michigan tour boat.icopter rescue as near 4-foot waves crash over the bow and damage the boat. >>> meantime, the family of amy winehouse holding a private funeral for her today. the soul singer's father thanking supporters saying his daughter's life was devote today just one thing, and that one thing is love. >>> also congressional phones are ringing off the hook, the president urging people to call their representatives over the debt debate last night. they did both for and against the plan, apparently. so much so many callers got a busy signal. computers at the capitol also reportedly overwhelmed, democracy at work. jon: so let's talk to one of those congressional leaders. the clock is ticking for those in washington to get a debt limit deal into place or face the consequences. the president and some lawmakers claim the if the debt ceiling is not raised within one week's time, the economic consequences could be catastrophic. others say those predictions are overblown and a bigger threat would be not en

he will make the announcement in witmore lake, michigan. >>> this morning in president obama's weekly address, he took a shot at the gop and said tax loophole that is about an fit the wealthiest americans must go. >> it would be nice if we could keep every tax break, but we can't afford to. because if we choose to keep those tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires, or for hedge fund managers or corporate jet owners or for oil and gas companies pulling in huge profits without our help, then we'll have to make even deeper cuts somewhere else. sfwoo nbc's mike gutierrez at the white house for us. good morning, mike. we have the president at the front and center of this debate. the negotiation wills look like what going forward? >> it's amazing. you could probably put although soberologists and political scientists in a room together and try to tell us why this one bed rom rock truth of washington in the legislative process proves itself out time and time again, and that is that congress and the president when there's a tough negotiation never reaches an agreement until the absolute

all you capitalists that want to show up to lake michigan, i'm going to start organizing. >> that's ofrick santelli of cnbc, creating the name, at least, for the tea party. that was, of course, the infamous battle cry back in 2009. since then, the tea party's effectively taken charge of a big chunk of the republican party. could the republicans' big engine blow up on them? josh has a piece in theatlantic.com. tough stuff. josh joins us with a familiar face here, the president of freedom works, one of the largest tea party organizations. josh, make your charge. >> well, my charge in the column is that the tea party has actually won with a great victory already. if there's any kind of a deal, $4 trillion or $2 trillion owed largely to the effect of the tea party. democrats control most of washington. here we are talking about what hardcore conservative tea partyers want to be talking about, cutting federal spend. what i argue in the column, if tea party pressure forces republicans to default on the debt, they're not only going to take down the economy, but they could take down the republ

he will make the announcement in whitmore lake, michigan. >>> the government shutdown continues with no new talks expected until tuesday. state parks, camp grounds, as well as state offices and highway rest stops remain closed. 20,000 state workers sxk the shutdown happened after the legislature and the democratic governor could not agree on closing a two-year $5 billion deficit. >>> more than 1,600 florida state employees got their pink slips friday. they were laid off in an effort to cast a $4 million hole. they're only a small fraction of the government work force. another $562,000 began paying into their pension plans for the first time in 37 years. sfwlirchlgts judgment day for casey anthony is closing in. the prosecution wrapped up its rebuttal case friday against the 25-year-old mother accused of murdering her 2-year-old daughter, caylee, back in 2008. the closing arguments are scheduled for tomorrow. nbc's lila luciano is live for us. good saturday morning on a usually open court day, though not today. what do we expect tomorrow as both sides deliver their closing arguments?

reclaimed wood from the bottom of lake michigan.hing that we do we don't go down and cut did you know trees we use the beauty of the environment. we use the beauty of the wood that is already there. >> there's also environmentally friendly news on the vehicle charging front. san mateo solar city starting to sell solar power quantity to keep the vehicle topped off at home. compare the cost to 230 dollars if you plug that the wall. solar system is around 55 dollars a month. for the same system using electric vehicle. >> price of solar charging station about 1500 dollars and if still worried about running out of power on the road, walgreens says it wl be installing about 800 charging stations across the country. in menlo park, david lou abc 7 news. >> tl particular to the annual burning manifest value in nevada have sold out for the first time in its 25 year history. organizers have stopped ticket sales saying they are close to the event 5 50,000 person limit. you will not be able to buy a ticket the at the gate or at any walk in outle

had swarmed the city's 24 beaches in recent days, but as hot air blew over the cooler waters of lake michigan yesterday. it stirred up a soupy fog. lifeguards had to turn away swimmers seeking relief, because they could not see beyond the water's edge. in city after city, cooling centers opened to shelter those without air conditioning of their own, even as utilities strained to keep up. as the heat dome expands east, triple digits are expected along the atlantic coast by friday. it is, says meteorologist meyers, one for the record books. >> temperatures have reached triple digits, 100 degrees or higher in 17 states tuesday and wednesday and 90 or above in 40 states. so certainly, the extent, the geographical area that the heat wave is covering is fairly extraordinary. you don't usually get something quite this massive, maybe every 10, 15 years. in fact, we're looking at temperatures probably not this high since about 15 years ago. >> brown: for some of the plains states, relief could finally be on the way with cooler air from the jet stream expected to push the hot air out later this week. >

from whitmore lake, michigan, this is about 10 minutes. >> freedom fest. yes. well played. taking heart despite the times and the weather. i will be brief today so nobody gets electrocuted. i will introduce my wife, rita. . [applause] our daughter, amelia, who is thrilled to be here. our son, timothy, who is equally thrilled. and our son george is at work. which is something every american should have a chance to do. we here in michigan understand that our pursuit up prosperity and the american dream are in danger we have seen a government that has refused to restructure itself for the future as we next, as our families have. we have seen a federal government that is trying to spend its way into prosperity with our money and it has failed. we have seen a federal government that has tried to impose government run health care upon us, despite the consent of the people, and it will fail. we have seen a government that has bought into the midst of cap and trade and climate change and it, too, will fail. and we have seen a government buy into the concept that the wall street ban

funding for the great lakes restoration initiative mean mishome state of illinois and the great lake michigan will lose millions of dollars in federal assistance to promote food jobs and clean drinking water for millions of our citizens. and while this bill severely cuts these and other priorities, it provides handouts to corporate polluters in the form of policy riders. these would threaten public health and environmental laws which have protected our country for decades. one rider reverses a moratorium on uranium mining on the rim of the grand canyon. it would turn one of our nation's most iconic landmarks into an eyesore. another extends loopholes from the clean water act jeopardizing drinking water for 117 million americans. many others weaken the clean air act which saved an estimated 160,000 lives just last year. the clean air and clean water act protected american health and welfare for 40 years and have been the cat rhys for green energy investment and job creation. more than 80% of the american people believe the e.p.a. should not be prevented from performing its duties. a gallup pol

we do check as these storms pass over lake michigan flights will resume out of that area. more issues perhaps the twin cities where we have intense thunderstorms forming just to the north of the twin cities at this point within the next 20 or 30 minutes as they move through that region. t.j. mentioned the heat, plenty of that. we can expect a great deal of heat hot weather from parts of the central plains to southeast and into parts of the north and northeast. with that we got watches this morning that popped up all over the landscape in term of your extreme heat. already feels like temperature in kansas city, 83 trees. as soon as the sun gets higher temperatures will soar. 85 in washington, d.c., feels like 91 in washington, d.c. 85 in new york. 81 in boston and 93 in charleston. combination of heat and humidity will be brutal for people. we can expect some changes, some much better improvements in your forecast in the next couple of days. >> see you plenty throughout the morning. we've been telling you these debt talks breaking down. they broke down yesterday, but there'

so lone pine, california, sedona, arizona, black hills, south dakota, chickenbone lake michigan. enbone lake because it's shaped like a chicken bone. there you go. that's why they call it. if those aren't the most beautiful places in the world or america to you, jump on our search and send in "good morning america" hitting the road this summer in search of those beautiful places in america, looking for your ten most spectacular spots and you can go online, you have until july 25th to send us a picture of your most beautiful place. do it. we're doing weather now. don't give me a wrap of a thing. i guess we're not. i guess we are done. we have some areas of rain area in partstro of loudoun county and especially fauquier county. you will see that near 90 will be the high temperatures today get a round of >> all that for what happened, this weather brought to you by nivea. coming up next on "gma," stay with us. you's heard of mcgruff but this is mcreally rough. the new type of superdog coming your way on "gma." >>> the latest trend in high-end security, people paying hundreds of thous

with heat indexes over 100, thousands sought relief in the relatively chilly 78 degrees waters of lake michigan. in oklahoma, there's no place to hide. temperatures have been 90 or more for 47 straight days in oklahoma city, topping 100 nearly every day this month. the governor asked for a statewide day of prayer in the hopes of divine intervention. across the country this month, searing summer heat has broken records half a dozen times. for millions of americans it's not just the heat but the lack of rain, wildfires have burned twice the annual average of acreage. three-quarters of texas is in extreme drought with less than five inches of rain from february through june, which is why farmers and ranchers in the texas panhandle county support technology to get clouds to produce more rain. >> they're very supportive of our program. they obviously think it works. >> cloud seeding has harmful consequences, some say, creating rain toxic to humans and the environment. we're getting plenty of real rain here. it's only recycling back to create higher humidity. and we're headed into what is now going t

dangerous enough to chase swimmers from lake michigan.virus. on average, the heat kills more americans than hurricanes or tornados. here in oklahoma city, five highways buckled this month. last year, zero. >> you have that concrete that's expanding in extreme heat. and of course it doesn't have any place to go. you can't go down because of the base. so it has no choice but to pop up. >> reporter: and kids with no choioi but to head indoors. >> let's go, too hot. >> reporter: how hot is it? we just took this juicy t-bone out of the fridge. we're going to see if we can cook it on the dashboard of this car. i parked it ten minutes ago. and already the dashboard reads 151 degrees. we came ba about two hours later. about 195 degrees. experts say this is cooked enough to eat. now this is the said steak. can't say i could eat it myself but it is cooked probably medium-well. bad news for folks here at camp shilo and the rest of oklahoma, six or seven more days of triple-digit heat lie ahead. matt gutman, abc news, oklahoma city. >> mm. >> i would

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. >>> a michigan pilot crashes his plane into lake michigan. we will tell you how he survives straight ahead. ♪ let me entertain you ♪ let me make you smile ♪ let me do a few tricks ♪ some old and then some new tricks ♪ ♪ i'm very versatile ♪ so let me entertain you ♪ and we'll have a real good time ♪ [ male announcer ] with beats audio and flash, you can experience richer music and download movies straight to the new hp touchpad with webos. >>> we are told president obama will make comments an hour from now on the debt ceiling. as soon as he takes it to the mike, we will take it live >>> checking stories across the country. oshkosh, wisconsin. x-16 fighter jet slides off the runway at an air show crashing into the grass. pretty scary moment. don't know yet what caused it. but the pilot thankfully was able to walk away from it and nobody else injured. >>> in michigan another lucky pilot after 14 hours of treading water, michael trapp survives after crashing his plane into lake huron. >> about six boats went by my after i crashed. i just was wav

candidacy, because that didn't happen until last night, about 30 miles away from diet in whitmore lake, michigan. >> so with your support and the support of anybody who will march beneath or beside the banner of the republican party, i look forward to working with you, to ensure once more through unfathomable grace of god and the virtuous view of free people, our free republic will be a virtous, prosperous, compassionate inspiration. >> after making it official, mccotter rocked out the chuck berry with his american flag guitar seen here. he really got into it. you can see he is pretty good. mccotter is now in his fifth term inthe u.s. congress and on the website he had five core prescription approximatelys, things that describe him the best. number one, our liberty is from god, not the government. number two, sovereignty is in our souls, not the soil. number three, our security is from strength not sur render. four, prosperfy from the private sect not public sector. number five, truths are self-evident not relative. mccotter's competition has been crisscrossing iowa this weekend. yesterday, cong

host: from lake michigan, democrat, for scott hodge, the morning. caller: a couple questions.m a democrat and i still at many levels believe that everybody in this country is overtaxed. i think that a lot of the problems are coming from places like china where they falsely manipulate their economy. i believe those things are drastically affecting our economy when, like before, they are saying that gdp -- the only way we can pay off a debt is if we are working. taxpayers pay the debt, they spend too much, they spend the social security. they give money to countries that steal it. another thing is, i feel that a lot of the problems would go away if they take the -- it corporations have the right, under the constitution, as other americans do. an entity that is worth billions of dollars has no conscience, no soul, does not care if a person works, is actually dictating what is going to happen in this country. host: let's hear from alison from national. then we will come back to our guest. alison, republican, go ahead, please. caller: he makes the claim that any taxation of corpora

thunderstorms rolling off of lake michigan.e of hours before it weakens. that's one little wet spot there. also storms in the gulf and northern plains. many of the major airport hubs will be fine. as we go through saturday, hot weather spreads into the east. d.c. could be in the low to m - mid-90s. storms will be likely in philadelphia but that won't ruin your plans. they will be in and out in a hurry. the fourth of july forecast, new york city looks fine for the macy's fireworks. slight concern for atlanta and raleigh. hopefully the storms will be over with by the time it gets dark and the fireworks fly. we're brewed by starbucks. [ female announcer ] sun damage is on the rise. now use the best suncare recommended most by dermatologists. neutrogena®, with technologies like helioplex... it provides the highest average spf and unsurpassed uva protection. get the best. neutrogena®. and unsurpassed uva protection. discover customersl are getting five percent cashback bonus at the pump... and at many of the places their summer plan

i along with congressman lipinski introduced the water protection act which would protect lake michigan from wastewater discharges from prohibiting public works from distributing wastewater systems to buypass the treatment facility. this is one more step my colleagues that we are taking to fight for the protection of our lakes and yet despite all of these concerns, the current recommendation for this critical initiative is over half of what it received in 2010 and 49.4 million below the 2010 enacted level. i appreciate the work that the appropriations committee has been tasked with and they are fiscally responsible to make sure we are funding our nation's priorities. my amendment only seeks to restore half of the $50 million cut that the great lakes initiative received in this borrower bill. i believe the great lakes are at risk and we must restore funding so the great lakes restoration funding can restore funding for decades to come. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho rise? mr. simpson: move to stri

breaking news on a capsized boat on lake michigan. at least two people missing.h them. how did a stage collapse in front of a live concert audience? we have the pictures. we will show you. where is casey anthony now that she's out of jail? and what happens to you and your family if the debt deadline passes without any deal? will anything happen? we'll see you in ten minutes on "america's news room." >> brian: video people all across the country watched. it shows an eight-year-old who moments before he was kidnapped and killed. now parents wondering how they can keep their kids safe. our next guest says they just need to know how to defend themselves and i'm talking about the kids themselves. former new york city police officer is here to help everybody out. gary, welcome. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> brian: common things that an adult would do to grab a kid. number one, grab them by the arm. correct? >> if they pull them and he starts pulling this way, all his forces are going this way. one of the things i would teach is if you pull my arm. the kid is r

he had to land the plane, emergency landing, in the lake near the michigan shore line. >> once i relaxed, got on my back and started to float. and the waves were ten feet. then i had to make a plan. that's when i gathered my thoughts and realized you got to get things together so you can survive. >> he got things together in a big way. it trapp had to tread water for 18 hours before he was spotted by a boat and rescued. this all happened on wednesday. >>> yosemite park officials have scaled back the search for those three central valley college students that were swept away over a water fall last week. the accident, though, is still having vae sobering effect on tore wrists visiting the park. photos posted by the vehicle tips famiti victims reminds visitors about the tragedy. it's a profound teaching month for kids, even little ones who can't read ask about the photos and messages and are getting very serious lessons on obeying park warnings to stay on trails and to stay behind barriers. she says it made the dvacation more educational. >>> we have beautiful weather around here, but on th

crash in chaos during rush hour, a runaway car hit two pedestrians and two other cars on busy michigan avenue on lakered car with southbound in the northbound lane and she struck to women and then injured pedestrians were hospitalized, one in fair condition and the other one serious to critical, the elderly driver was also hospitalized your >> mayor emanuel shapedshaved $20 million off of the deficit budget. >> if we make the work place reforms will save workers' jobs, i am not interested in laying off, it is a choice we have to make. collectively. >> the budget gap as a result of emmanuel's decision to stop forcing a united city workers to take 24 days off on paid. he outlined two ways to save the 20 million, first he will fill job openings in the community health care clinic will have a partnership with federally qualified ones. they're responding with this statement open "loophole "" friends and family members at the services and kankakee, laura lee was though wife of former gov. who is allowed to leave his federal jail cell and be at his wife's side during her passing after a long bout with cance

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