we are talking about the royal baby and martha maccallum. ve been there a week, i watched your coverage, it is amazing how much news you made of it. i mean, what did you do? they didn't give you much to work with, right? >> reporter: well, you know, we did the normal shows from her, normal news through the course of week, sprinkled in what we learned along the way, then got most of the news we waited for all week today, and once it started coming, it came fast and furious, the baby was born at 4:24 our time this afternoon. found out about it about four hours later, that indeed the duke and duchess of cambridge had a boy, the name yet to be decided. tomorrow there will be a couple of gun salutes, 21 gun salute, 62 gun salute, sort of heralding the birth of the child. some excitement tomorrow. we expect we will see prince william and his wife, the duchess of cambridge, better known as kate come down the steps behind me, show off the baby for the first time. that will be some of the excitement coming in the morning. greg is especially excited, i

martha maccallum arrived in london a few days ago and waiting with the rest of the world and finallyed, martha. >> indeed it did, harris. it was quite an afternoon outside of the lindo wing outside of st. mary's hospital. everybody was anxiously awaiting this news for many reasons. many of which had been out there the course of the whole week and waiting for kate to go into labor. we got that word about 5:30 this morning. then at 4:24 we learned several hours after that she had given birth to a son which was a surprise many were expecting a little girl. tomorrow there is quite a few things on the agenda. we do expect there will be an appearance in the morning by prince william and his wife the duchess of cambridge, kate and also baby cambridge who will be known as his royal lineness prince of cambridge. it's a big handle for a little baby but get its first introduction to the world this child has no idea sort of what family he has been born into yet and what lies ahead. foam will be his first introduction to the world, harris. >> you know, you can't help but make some comparisons to

i want to free martha maccallum. you are locked in london for i don't know how long. i'm going to start a campaign to free martha. thank you, martha. talk to you between. the parent of trayvon martin have gone public now. a number of interviews earlier today speaking publicly for the first time since the verdict. governor mike huckabee on the lesson he wishes people could learn from the grieving parents. martha: imagine this ... you head home and you realize your house is no longer there. a mess of epic proportions now a town with a lot of explaining to do. >> we came around silver creek and we were looking for the lot and my wife said the house is gone. we looked up there and sure enough, it's gone. at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. martha: a city in texas is investigating how demolition crews knocked count wrong house. the three bedroom ranch-style home is gone w

i'm martha maccallum, live from london where it is also very hot here. as it is back in the states as they await for the royal birth, bill. bill: they do, martha. i'm bill hemmer here in new york. it was 100 degrees in the concrete jungle. this is the first heat wave of the summer. sometimes temperatures as much as 10 degrees above normal. heat advisories in effect as they were yesterday up and down the east coast and back into the midwest. martha: meteorologist maria molina is standing by in the weather center with those. first, let's get to david lee miller who is sweating it out in new york city's central park today. david lee, how is it going there? >> reporter: so far so good. how hot is it, martha? unofficial temperature in central park, an oasis of green in this city of eight million, it is now 83 degrees. the record for this day is 100 degrees. that was set back in 1953. we are told it is not likely to hit 100 today but boy oh, boy, it is going to be close. there is heat advisory for the city, authorities warn especially the young and old to take

martha maccallum, keep us posted. thanks so much. >> will do, thanks. jon: right now there is word of a disturbing new breakdown at the government agency responsible for protecting federal judges, overseeing the federal witness protection program and tracking down fugitives as well. the sj reports that the -- "the wall street journal" reports that the u.s. marshal as service lost track of 2,000 encrypted the two-way radios worth millions of daughters. steve centanni is live in washington. what do we know how this happened, steve? >> reporter: according to an internal report obtained by the "wall street journal" the marshals knew about this problem as early as three years ago. the u.s. marshals is a service that protects judges and houses, operates the witness protection program and apprehends federal suspects and it uses these encrypted radios as a mainstay of its operations. according to this internal report it is apparent negligence and incompetence resulted in a grievous mismanagement of millions of dollars of usms property. simply put the entire sys

>> we'll still rely on martha maccallum mack.ind if we borrow here now and again because the baby watch continues next hour. the detroit on the brink. that city has filed bankruptcy. what happens to all the pensioners relying on the city of detroit? what about all the bondholders as well? >>> speak of the house john boehner continues to hammer obamacare and keep up the anti-obama agenda in congress. how will that fly. >>> "fox news watch" will weigh in on the media attention on president obama. did you hear him weigh in after the verdict on friday? that some coulding up at the top of the hour. bill: what is 4:00 your time, right about now? martha: yes, about that. it is about that. you know, bill, maybe you got it right here with the 22nd of july. when we come back i want to ask you what you think the baby will be named, bill. we'll see if you get that one right. when you join me here live from london. ♪ martha: all right. so we're back here live in london. bill and i would like to have running bets on what is going to happen in

i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum. gregg: i'm gregg jarrett.re reports that morsi supporters tried to storm the building firing from rooftops. patti ann: connor, what can you tell us so far? >> reporter: according to various eyewitnesses, the muslim brotherhood was holding a peaceful sit-in demonstration they have been conducting the past few days at a site where they believe morsi is being held. they say they were attacked by terrorists who tried to storm the headquarters. 51 people have been killed. more than 300 have been injured. this is the type of violence that most people here are fearful will set off a larger clash across the country. it demonstrates how deep the divisions are. very little trust between the two groups. patti ann: what effect is today's violence having on the military-backed government? >> reporter: we are seeing the divisions went pro morsi and antimorsi groups. we are hearing that the islamic party that's part of the opposition to former president martha maccallum, they have pulled out opresident -- -- pret mohammed mo

martha: i'm martha maccallum live in london. detroit has rampant debt. >> there were no other viable actions. i view this as an opportunity to say let many stop the decline. this has been a period of decline of 60 years in detroit. it resulted in $18 billion in debt the city can't afford to repay. and it resulted in services that are not good nor are they appropriate for the people of detroit. bill: who takes the hit? >> reporter: 20,000 retired city workers will ultimately take the hit. within a reasonable period of time they will take a massive hit. they are owed $9 billion, they are not going to get. creditors, the people who lent detroit money, they are not going to get their money back. maybe 10 cents on a dollar. bill: $10 billion? detroit is only one city. does this go elsewhere? >> reporter: it probably will. other cities will look at detroit and say you have got the escape hatch. our problem is city pensions. we can't pay them. if we go the detroit route and declare bankruptcy maybe we can get a handle on it. bill: 2008

i'm martha maccallum. good to have you with us. >> good morning to you. martha: good morning to you, kelly. >> i'm kelly wright in for bill hemmer. this is planning to end weiner's comeback. a reporter pressing him to come up with number of other women he may have contacted. weiner tried to do the math. watch this. >> there are more than, there are a few. i don't have a specific number for you. there are a few, i said at the time of my resignation there were six. i don't believe there have been any, i don't think in total there are anymore. here as the problem, as i start to say this, you know, i don't, there are people that i have exchanges with that are completely appropriate and that are not, that haven't, no pictures or no elicit texts or anything like that. if those people want to say they don't like the exchanges either. i don't know where to put with them. it's not, dozens and i told this, the post made a big headline out of it. it is not dozens and dozens. it is six to 10, i can't tell you, but i can't tell what you someone is going to consider ina

. >> martha maccallum was in london.as at the hospital and gave birth to a baby boy on the 23rd. the baby has brown hair and those trademark blue eyes. we congratulate megyn and doug. great name. thatcher bray brunt. she worked all the way up to the end. >> congrats! >> that's it for us on "the five." have a great weekend, everyone. "special report" is next! >>> welcome to "red eye." it iswe like two broke girls ifd by two you mean 3 and men who are not afraid of a pair of pan tee hose. >> what is coming up onto tonight's show?anth >> anthony wiener, duh.d and breaking news. celebrities are lining up to help a democratic president sell his agenda. and finally, ads on women's thighs 1234 guess what country this is happening in.ss if you didn't say japan we w taught you nothing over the past six and a half years. greg? >>lf thanks, andy. >> who is the happiest man in america right now? >> let's see, well, there is me. >> no.

i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer.that train stuff, there is very little if any way to defend yourself when you're a parenting on board so. more on that in a moment. you mentioned the obamacare dissatisfaction, due in part to concerns it will raise the cost of insurance. that's what americans are saying. 47% believe obamacare will cost money. only 11% say they will see any savings at all as supporters of the law predicted for some time. martha: 47% say it will cost some money. that is an interesting number. bret baier, anchor of "special report" here on the fox news channel. bret, good morning to you. these can't be numbers that go over well in the west wing? >> reporter: good morning, martha. i don't think they are. this is one of the concerns the white house has had and hhs has had and that is one of the reasons they're doing all-out full-court press to get people signed up and invested into this law. remember, we're just over two months from the start point, october 1st, when people sign up for the exchanges. then t

martha: good morning, bill, i'm martha maccallum live in london and outside of st.

martha maccallum has been up since early this morning. we appreciate you staying up. the pubs are close sod there is nothing else to do. >> we closed them all down. you bet. >> bill: here in the colonies the american cable networks are hypervent ventilating. are the british media doing the same thing? >> they are. they have no compunction about it. they spent a number of years sort of amoaning the 90's they were embarrassed about the royal family between diana and smattering of divorces that were around a lot of sandals. i think they feel very good about william and about harry with, you know, perhaps with the execution of some of harry's antics in las vegas. these are two men that have fought for their country. diana's kids have turned out fairly well. >> bill: yeah, i think that's triewnchts they have embraced this couple and this child and they feel pretty good about it. >> they are hanging on every bbc word and buying up all the fleet street papers and all of that it's just the same as over here, right? in london? >> yeah, it's everywhere. you know cover of every

martha maccallum and other people over on royal baby watch. the royal baby.e prince andrew and kate middleton. they look like nice folks. they do some charity work. i have no beef with them. england and some people in the united states are obsessed with the baby now, i know you don't fall into that category, mcguirk because you despise babies. >> i hate babies. by the way. [ laughter ] >> these babies should be named -- i know they are not norwegian or for instance they should be named owe love and paris. loaf. paris short for a parasite. >> bill: in the royal family they don't work recommendation that's what i'm saying. can't put nothing past bill o'reilly. we seriously hope the kid doesn't get grandpa's ears we don't want a jug eared baby after all this hype. this is akronistic. the queen got a raise to ride around in a gold plate the horse drawn carriage and sip tea. it's ridiculous. at least when people in our country have babies we focus on people of accomplishment like kim kardashian and snooki. not these idiots. >> bill: right. >> i disagree. i'm extre

. >> martha maccallum was in london. and gave birth to a baby boy on the 23rd. the baby has brown hair and those trademark blue eyes. we congratulate megyn and doug. great name. thatcher bray brunt. she worked all the way up to the end. >> congrats! >> that's it for us on "the five." have a great weekend, everyone. "special report" is next! >>> the group charged with enforcing obama care objects to being forced into obama care. this is "special report." good evening, i'm bret baier. we are repeatedly told by the administration that the affordable care act is now the law of the land, and it is, but groups that traditionally support the president and his policies are now lining up to try to get out of obama care. tonight another bump in what has been a rocky road for implementation of the law. and this one involves the irs, responsible for enforcing that

." >> i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum. that bus was returning from a youth camp in michigan. it was being led by youth pastor brad phelps. he along with his wife. >> the court: any was killed with their unborn child. >> we greef the fact they're not here with us. we miss them. bill: a lot of faith needed here. garrett tenney join us live in chicago. what about the other passengers on board this bus? >> bill, there was about 40 passengers on the bus and most of them were teenagers on the way back from the church summer camp. when the bush crashed there were 26 people taken to hospitals. several were life flighted there. many had head injuries and injuries to the ex-treatments as well -- extremities as well. several people were in critical condition. several remain in the hospital at this time. you mentioned the two victims. chad phelps and his wife courtney and their unborn child as well. she was about a month away from delivering that child. the third victim, tony weindorf. she was a mother of five and volunteering as a ch

but if they are crazy, i tell you there is nobody crazier about all of this than our very own martha maccallums been waiting in london for, what? 18 months now for this baby to arrive? i talked to martha today and i asked the obvious question, what on earth is wrong with you? listen. [ laughter ] >> i like london? i don't know. it's a pretty nice place to be. the royal family is fun to watch. we have had so many ugly, difficult stories over the past several months. i think everybody is ready for a little fun. a nice royal birth. a cute baby. what could be wrong with that jonathan? >> >> martha is obviously always correct. what could be wrong with a cute royal birth. >> shepard: we were looking for inside scoop for royal delivery and we turned to none other than your mum. >> if you want the best source on how the british people are feeling about anything, ask that lady on the right there, mum, with my stepdad and beautiful couple aren't they. i asked mum why is everybody so excited she said we really love william and kate. they have brought a freshness to the monday markey, it will be uplifting

i'm martha maccallum. bill: martha, hello from london. i'm bill hemmer in new york.ery senator attend ad meeting overnight to solve the difference over presidential appointees. harry reid is ready to approve the so-called nuclear option and approve the appoint east by literally changing the senate rule book. some of the lawmakers who attended that meeting says that would be a dangerous move and dangerous decision considering how many senators seem to willing to work something out. take a listen. >> i think the majority of the united states senate wants to work something out. short of this nuclear trigger which would establish a precedent that you can change the rules in the middle of the game with a simple majority vote. martha: national correspondent steve centanni joins us now. he is live in washington. so what happens this morning steve? >> reporter: well, martha senate majority leader harry reid will hold a test vote on the nomination of richard cordray to head the consumer financial protection bureau. now if the senate votes to move forward with debate on cordra

i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer. the yarnell wildfire has been burning since friday.ple digit heat wave. but as the winds change late last night. 19 firefighters game trapped and tragically died. president obama issuing a statement saying they were heros, highly skilled professionals who like so many developlessly put themselves in harm's way. they would never meet. officials say their deaths have shaken an entire community. >> bear in mind the families are in terrible shock. fire departments are like families and so the entire fire department, the entire area, the entire state is being devastated by the magnitude of this incident. martha: a family is struck with all of this. things are not expected to get any better out there. adam housley joins us live from los angeles. where are we seeing the most brutal temperatures in all of this today, adam? >> across the desert regions. talking about death valley in southern california, the valleys in southern california. it's weird. for being another part of the country you notice the cloud cover that comes in when it's so hot

i'm martha maccallum. bill: welcome back again. i'm bill hemmer. martha: great to be back.ill: nice to have you here that way. martha: we don't have that, delay we sometimes have. we weren't sure whether the other person was talking. bill: nice in real-time, two seconds later. martha: yeah. bill: anyway, great job. martha: thank you. bill: welcome home and they have got a baby boy. martha: they do. bill: we await the name. all the numbers now, the polling numbers, that is as the president's approval rating falls to the lowest levels we've seen in two years. "wall street journal" polling shows 45% of the americans think the president is doing a good job, down three points from last month. does approval up three points. half the country at 50%. all this as president obama kicks off a new effort to refocus attention on the economy but critics say it is more of the same and the president is out of ideas. what does the white house say about that? senior white house foreign affairs correspondent wendell goler has more on that. this isn't the first time the president tried this st

welcome to our continuing coverage on "america's newsroom" as we say hello again to my colleague martha maccallum live again in london where we could, at any moment, see the new baby. hey, martha, good morning. martha: hey there, bill, good morning. and listen to that. that is a 41-gun salute. we're hearing an enormous amount of applause and celebration in london today. this does not happen every day. a prince is born. a future king of england. 16 countries in the realm. almost a third of the population of the world falls under the british realm still to this day. david cameron, the prime minister, came out and acknowledged the importance of this moment yesterday. this is a important moment in our country and the an important moment in the lives after much loved couple. this is a much beloved couple. they restored a lot of respect to the monarchy, some of which was lost in the '90s with those turbulent years. this is huge success for william and kate as they welcome their son. it is clearly a big moment for everyone across this nation today and reflected in this demonstration of military might th

nice to be here for martha maccallum. republicans are making a new push to kill the controversial law by voting against any new money to fund. senator ted cruz is saying now is the time to take a stand. >> we've got to win the argument. look, this becomes an epic battle. i don't think for a second it is an easy fight. if we don't fight it here, we never will. the alternative is surrendering and obamacare isn't working. it is failing. it is hurting jobs. it is hurting the economy. it is hurting people. it is hurting the 40-hour work week. there is bipartisan agreement this isn't working f we can't fight it now, shaun, i don't think we ever can. bill: delay the in employer mandate will cost the government $12 billion in missed revenue from expected penalties. stuart varney, host of "varney & company," fox business network. good morning, sir. real money. $12 billion increase. why is that happening? >> because next year employers will not be fined if they do not offer health insurance for the employees. if they had been fined

i'm jamie colby in for martha maccallum. in tavares, florida, in the middle of the night. it is a suburb northwest of order. started at 11 an went on for an hour. authorities say there were 50,000 small propane canisters in the plant along with three massive tanks to fill them. fortunately none of the large tanks were affected. as you can see by the video, fire crews say most of the small canisters exploded. now the investigation is underway as to what caused it. >> we don't think there was any act of sabotage or a crime in progress. but the state fire marshall's office, lake county/'s office and city of tavares police department will work in unison to help determine the final cause. >> the mayor of tavares, florida, robert wolf, thanks for joining us. >> yes, ma'am. jamie: i'm sure it was a really, really busy night and morning. are you closer to figuring out what caused this explosion? >> no we're not. we think it possibly was just -- what's? jamie: what about the injuries? it's a miracle, so far we heard of no fatalities.

i'm martha maccallum. good to have you with us. >> good morning to you.

martha maccallum standing by live. she is the energizeer bunny for us. y, martha. >> good morning, steve. obviously lots of excitement here. i want to take you through some of the morning papers and get a look at what everyone here in london is waking up to this morning. here's the cover of the daily mirror. our little prince with a picture of kate and william on the cover. this is snapped around the time prince charles found out he was a grandpa. oh boy, on that one. this is our vote for sort of the most interesting take on what happened this morning. the sun changing its name to "the son." "her royal highness safely delivered a son." it is not often in one's life you get to witness the birth of a king, so they changed the name. they never did it before and suspect they will never do it again. it is a tribute, they say, to william, his wife kate and their newborn son. we expect we'll see them out here. not sewer when that will happen -- we're not sure when that will happen. you can hear choppers above. throughout the course of the day there will be a num

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nice to be here for martha maccallum.ew money to fund. senator ted cruz is saying now is the time to take a stand. >> we've got to win the argument. look, this becomes an epic battle. i don't think for a second

martha: i'm march that -- i'm ma maccallum. first what bill was