mccarthy was 5 years old when "patton" was made, so he reached for something more contemporary. >> ihelp. i can't tell you what it is, you can never ask me about it later, and we're going to hurt some people. >> whose car are we going to take? >> that's right. good christian, kevin mccarthy tried to inspire the party who believes this country was founded on christian values and should be governed on christian values by showing them a film clip about boston career criminals who were on their way to beat the living [ bleep ] out of a guy. >> who is it? >> open up. >> ahh! >> oh, that hurts, huh? is that your throwing hand? >> if you're still here in a week, we're coming back. >> let's go. >> what'd you do? >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> that's my brother right there. what did you do to get him so cranked up? >> i don't know what you're telling about. >> how about now, now do you know? don't tell me to chill. what did you do? >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> no? look at me. see my face? don't tell the cops, all right? because remember, i see those do. >> that

the biggest surprise may have been melissa mccarthy's nomination for best actress in a comedy. nobody seemed more shocked than mccarthy herself, who was up early in los angeles to announce the nominees with actor joshua jackson of "fringe." >> melissa mccarthy, "mike and molly." >> oh my god, yikes. >> usually see more familiar faces during these emmy nominations than at your tenth high school reunion. any time there's a new face it's pretty exciting. >> reporter: several actors were nominated in their final chance to win an emmy for their current roles. connie britain and kyle chandler earned lead actor nods in a drama for "friday night lights" which was canceled. steve carell, who's leaving the starring role in "the office," was nominated for best actor in a comedy. the awawd ceremony will be held on september 18th in los angeles with "glee's" jane lynch hosting. karen travers, a a news. >> would you say you're a true "mad men" fan? >> i am, as a matter of fact. you can almost call me a don draper wannabe. >> you've got the look, i can see it. there you are. >> check it out.

majority whip kevin mccarthy and he joins us next. can he whip up enough votes to put any parts of himpty dumpty back together again? we'll ask. >>> later, is congress broken beyond repair? we'll talk to a former senator, will it get worse before it gets better is that the boaest we ca hope for. >>> ahead on the president's schedule. what's on the schedule. speak at annual conference of la raza. welcomes the world series champion san francisco giants. as a dodger fan, hard to realize. we're going see him on the debt talks. mark my words. you're watching "the daily rundown" on msnbc. [ male announcer ] know the feeling? get the contacts you've got to see to believe. acuvue® oasys brand contact lenses with hydraclear® plus technology, keeping your eyes exceptionally comfortable all day long. it feels like it disappeared on my eye. [ male announcer ] discover why it's the brand eye doctors trust most for comfort. if you have astigmatism, there's an acuvue® oasys lens for that too, realigning naturally with every blink. ask your doctor fo

today, the debt deal in peril with republican whip kevin mccarthy and democratic leader chris van hollen. then the economy in 2012 with rick santorum. >> we have a president who's in denial. >> and after the space shuttle with nasa administrator charles bolden. i'm candy crowley, and this is "state of the union." hope for a grand debt deal got buried last night in a blizzard of status quo rhetoric. speaker boehner writing -- out of the white house, communications director dan pfeiffer responded -- joining me now to try to make sense of where things stand, house republican whip, kevin mccarthy of california. if i am out there listening to all of this, i want to strangle all of you. why can you not get this deal? this looks to me like a strategic bargaining ploy rather than where we're actually going to end up from speaker boehner. >> i don't see that at all. boehn boehner's been very clear there are no votes for a tax increase. you look at the jobs data, only 18,000 jobs. canada has fewer people that live in california created more jobs than america. you would not increase taxes on the sm

they're not going going along we argue friewment mccarthy -- argument from mccarthy. it's not only freshmen. it's some members who have been around a long time, such as ron paul and others. host: one twitter comment. he writes, government owes funds that were borrowed. worthless i.o.u.'s in the place of the people's donations. they're trying to get out of paying them. and to e-mail comments. this is a good example of how chaos emerges from the smallest places. it is a real side of the fracturing and destruction of the republican party which will be an ongoing but subtle process moving forward. the reasons for this are too complex for this forum, but in short it is the result of checks and balances in the system that are not normally visible. and this very brief e-mail, anonymous. tough, i think our leaders are adibblinged to stupidity -- adigitted to stupidity. and this from this morning's new york daily news. voter approval of congress falls to a new low. just 6% believe elected officials are doing a good job. let's look. there's the 6%. 31% say their rep is the best

thank you very much. >> thank you, chair mccarthy. it's truly a pleasure to introduce tonight's keynote speaker. the professor is a highly respected legal scholar. he is an sbure, he is an author and an expert on immigration law. among his many leadership roles at stanford law school are director of the arthur and tony rock center for corporate governance, associate dean for executive education and special programs, co-director of the director college and if that wasn't enough, he is also co-founder of the open source corporate governance reporting system project. he is an overachiever. the professor is a frequent commentator on the long-term impact of immigration policy and reform and he has provided expert testimony to the u.s. senate and the house of representatives. prior to joining stanford law, he was founding executive director of the immigration outreach center in phoenix, arizona. in his former life, he also launched and led several businesses including law logic group which is considered today to be an industry leader in tec

we'll hear from the house majority whip, republican kevin mccarthy. also, the recovering economy takes another hit. we'll ask our sunday panel if the debt ceiling standoff has made things worse or if a deal might ease the economic pain. we look back to what a roller coaster of a week it was in washington. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. after a tension-packed day on capitol hill, filled with bitter partisan sniping, both republicans and democrats are now saying significant progress has been made toward a deal that would avert a government default. we'll take a look at the framework of the compromise with two senate leaders and a top house g.o.p. official. but first we begin with the white house view. and gene sperling, the director of the national economic council. director sperling, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, bret. >> bret: saturday, the debt ceiling negotiation shifted back to the white house. here is what we are hearing, reporting about a potential deal. a debt ceiling increase of a

a's and rays and brandon mccarthy and smoke. mccarthy goes 8 and strikes out three one run allowed. a's the bats come alive. kurt suzuki brings home a pair. the a's roll 6-1. they have taken the first two games of this series with tampa bay. tennis, anyone. bank of the west classic as stanford and serena williams in her third event of the year. 6-0 and 6-0. alex smith has agreed to a 1-year deal to return to the 49ers. the question now is will he have competition? smith can't resign until friday, but it has reported that the former number one pick has agreed to $5 million. he showed a lot of leadership during the lockout. if anybody can revitalize smith's career. it might be the new head coach jim harbaugh. alex will be back, but are the niners going to bring in another vet for competition or insurance? long-time seahawk matt hasselbeck not going back to seattle and supposedly talkingwith the 9ers and titans. will the 49ers sign smith and hasselbeck? we will find out. spikes is going to the chargers. spikes is an asset on and off the field with the niners topping 100 tackles and he

movie reviewer kevin mccarthy joins us next after the break.  >>> welcome back. the new dark comedy "horrible bosses" is anything but horrible according to movie reviewer kevin mccarthy with 106.7 the fan. hi. >> hi, i can honestly say i've never, ever had the thought of killing my boss. everyone's had negative thoughts about the bosses, but not to this extreme though. i love my bosses, i really do. everything is cool. >> there are all kinds of things that people would think about. if i would walk in there and say that? but this is even worse. >> they basically set it up for you to basically hate the bosses, this is been a very good year for r-rated comedies, generally they want to make pg- 13 comedies, but after "the hangover" success which became the highest grossing r-rated comedy of all time. "hangover 2" is now the highest of all time and bridesmaids is the highest female. "hall pass" and "friends with benefits." it's so much fun. but "horrible bosses," there's three guys and that is basically "the hangover" formula. you take three guys in a chaotic situatio

kevin mccarthy here from wap. >> how you doing? >> good. how are you? >> great to see you as always. >> there are a couple of pretty good films coming out and transformers 3 a huge one. we showed your interview earlier with john malkovich. both steve and i he is still even creepy. >> he is john malkovich in real life as he is in the movies. it makes sense when you meet the guy. he is a fascinating actor. you go back to his original career. he has a quirky role in this movie. >> here is the deal. i consider myself a critic who -- i appreciate action films regardless of their -- if there is script problems, dialogue problems being bad asking. i can turn my brain off and appreciate beautiful action that michael bay shows us in these films. transformer, drk of the monday is not a great fill. it is a great experience. you walk into this movie, you turn your brain off and you enjoy the ask he has created for you. it dates back to the space race and a fictional story. we went to the moon because of an alien crash site landing n that alien crash, there was a --

congressman mccarthy, nbc's luke russert is on capitol hill. the speaker of the house went into caucus yesterday and told everybody to get in line. it didn't happen. how did it come down tonight? >> an absolutely real shocker out of washington, ed. there's a lot of confidence in the gop leadership staff this morning even saying by the time the night is over we'll have passed two bills out of the house that have raised the debt limit. well, that's just not the case. around 6:00 this bill was pulled. it was clear they didn't have the votes. there were rumors they were two votes away. they became six votes and then 10 and 12. the number is around there. but this is a huge setback because it shows that john boehner, as of right now, cannot pass a bill through the house of representatives to raise the debt limit that every single democrat in the house and in the united states senate has said they are against. this is clearly a republican bill despite the fact that republicans said it was drawn up in a bipartisan way over the weekend with harry reid.

it is melissa mccarthy and take a look. >> laura linney, the big sea, and melissa mccarthy, "mike andolly," -- >> oh, my god. yikes. keep it together. oh, the nominees for lead actor in a comedy series are -- >> that was so sweet. she is nominated while she is standing there for "mike and molly" and has to announce the next round of nominees and can barely keep it together, and orders herself to keep it together, and you see so many contrived things. >> she is a softy. don't let that out. >> a fun moment, and melissa mccarthy with a great moment with the "bridesmaid" as well. and two things surprising but not surprising that "batman" is nominated for many categories, and not surprised that "mad men" was nominated for 19 categories and it is a deserving show though in so many ways from the costumes to the writing to the acting, and last season was one of the best seasons. a lot of people surprised though that the kennedys, that mini series that we talked about with all of the scandal and trying to find a home for it on television got ten nominations including best mini series and best

. >> commissioner mccarthy. >> present. >> commissioner perez is excused. >> thank you. good evening. i am the chair of the immigrant rights commission. on behalf of the immigrant rights commission, i would like to welcome everyone to this symposium. four members of the public, the immigrant rights commission represents the voices of the san francisco immigrant communities. we are responsible for advising the mayor and the board of supervisors on any matters related to the well-being and concerns. the commission meets regularly on the second monday of every month beginning at 5:30 p.m. at city hall. in april of 2009, we have the joint hearing with the human rights commission to listen to the first 10 testimonies from san francisco residents. the purpose of tonight symposium is for the commission and for the rest of the city family to hear from national experts on comprehensive immigration reform, and to obtain guidance on how local governments, commissions, and community organizations can weigh in on the comprehensive immigration reform debate. tonight's information will

. >> movie reviewers kevin mccarthy sits down to review the film  >>> the movie horrible bosses follows three guys who are so disgusted with their bosses that they decide to kill them. >> movie reviewer kevin mccarthy talks to the stars about the bumps in their careers and whether they felt they paid their dues before finding success. >> did you have moments in your careers where you felt like you were paying your dues and it wouldn't pay off. >> yeah. >> do you remember the exact moment where you thought i can't do this. >> 1990 to 2,000. >> a solid 10 years. >> what keeps you from giving up. >> all you guys, i'm sure there were moments where you didn't think it would end up working for you. it has. but what kept you going. >> my sat scores. >> no other options. >> it's kind of the same thing, i pigeon holed myself. >> i love the scene where you faked throw up to get out of work. what is the worst thing you have done to get out of work. >> i probably lied about food poisoning or roped in someone. i remember i just wanted a day off work on this movie and i told e

. >>> well, already a big box office hit now talking possible record breaking movie, kevin mccarthy talksone of the new stars of transformers dark of the moon. that interview when we come back  >>> the latest transformers sequel could set records at the box office this holiday weekend. transformers dark of the moon has taken in $97.5 million since release and it is believed it could top the holiday weekend record held by spiderman 2 and twilight saga eclipse. >>> casting changes for this film megan fox is out and rosie huntington whitney is in a model and movie new comer she sat with kevin mccarthy to talk about how she found her place in the ensemble cast. >> i love the beginning with shia is looking for a job you are telling him he needs to pay his dues. >> yes. >> do you think the modeling aspect of you, is that you paying your dues. >> yes, really interesting way of looking at it actually. great question. you know, i feel really lucky for landing this role but i also feel really lucky that i had a professional career for 8 years and i have worked really real

surprise, especially to melissa mccarthy., i'd say. very exciting. >> her reaction was so natural and was so great. that yikes jumping out of her mouth. >> there's all kinds of stuff going on here. and you know, certainly the comedy series and the comedy categories are extremely competitive. any time you've got "glee" and "modern family" against each other one more time that's going to be a real battle. those are two hugely popular shows. both nominated again this year. >> chris, anybody you were surprised that did not get nominated? >> well, let's see. there are -- i guess there are a couple -- toni collette for "the united states of tara" not getting nominated. lea michele not getting nominated for beststomedy actress in "glee." that's a bit of a surprise. these are very competitive categories. and any time somebody moves in, somebody has to move out. >> all right. let's talk about "modern family." big morning, right? >> huge. >> we'll come back to chris, right? any reaction to "modern family" real quick? >> well, all looks

films but he switches gears to play a quirky boss in the new of the transformers movie. >> kevin mccarthy sat down with the actor. let a take a listen. >> in the full. , your character is interviewing shia labeouf and it's very funny scene p. i love the pictures you have on the back of the wall. do you remember your first job interview ever, before you ever started out asking. >> do you remember that first experience? >> yeah. i was -- if i -- well i worked -- you was a paper boy and it was my grandmother's newspaper so the interview probably wasn't very pleasant. and than you worked at a bookstore. that one i don't remember except it was a very pretty owner. the fort one i really remember is working at an office supply store in evanston, illinois. >> you tell him this is a stepping stone to a better job later on in life. when you were coming up as an actor and you were get getting your roles in the '70s and '80s. do you remember your stepping stone? what was your stepping stone film that got you more notoriety and bigger in the business? >> the first films i did, one was called -- the fi

kevin mccarthy has the latest. >> bill maher's outrageous comments finally draw some criticism. tonight ann coulter. a frequent guest on his show is here with reaction. >> america's mayor giuliani is here to layout his timetable for a possible run for the republican nomination. >> i have to think about the rest of the country. what kind of chance do i have? >> sean: the latest examples of the obamamania media's bias. >> you didn't just suggest that our budget problems because of president obama, did you? >> sean: we are on the road two 2012, hannity starts right here, right now with less than 12 days until america reaches its 14.3 trillion - debt ceiling there are reports that a deal to avoid default could soon be announced. democratic leaders were summoned to the white house for another round of meetings. rumors began swirling this afternoon when the new york times reported that the president and speaker of the house boehner were nearing an agreement. however, both sides are denying that report. speaker boehner told rush limbaugh, there is absolutely no deal. the administration

john mccarthy outlines some evidence he'll bring to trial in october. crime scene photos, dna, along with expert analysis of blood splatter and show prints found at the scene. for the first time her lawyer raised issues about her competentes. >> our investigation is still continuing. >>> i'm kristin fisher at the kennedy space center. i watched the final launch with my mother. i watched my mom fly in space when she became the first mother in space. i later watched my dad fly in space. to be here today it was truly impressive to be surrounded by all these current and former space shuttle astronauts as they watch the culmination of this 30-year program. >>> it was also an exciting day for the nasa employees. they created some of the cargo that went up with the shuttle today. on board, tools that will teach scientists how to refuel satellites in space. they also sent supplies to the international space station. even though this is the final launch, employees say this is not the end of the space program. >> we're going to put a library on the surface of mar

brandon mccarthy a jam, he got cooking with bullpen help. 5-3 is a's now trying have a better second half. the a's will have mv hammer -- mc hammer bobblehead day. he was a batboy in his youth and was a stooge for charlie finley. ham ever would call him up and say this is what's going on. someone is spending too much here, too much there. before hits showbiz career he was a member of the a's. we're quietly at the halfway mark of the british open, tom watson, this is the one event where he's fantastic. five british open championship and today his 15th career hole- in-one, he's only six strokes back. 61-year-old tom watson. phil mickelson is three strokes behind. the co-leader is darren clarke, drain a long one. clarke and lucas glover at 4- under par. and funny, you can get up or stay up around 2:00 in the morning and see some of the british open third round stuff. when you're just getting in you want to see good putting. >> i don't know why you think i go out all hours of the night. we don't go out prancing around the city. >> just a couple that likes to stay home and quietly love. t

brandon mccarthy deliver, beltre demolishes it.sends, coco crisp crushing deep to right and gone. his fourth of the year, a's up 6-5 and then it collapses. a grounder toward second, con or jackson and not enough time to get to the bag, collision. that is going to leave a mark on you conner jackson. next batter josh hamilton but part of me is so happy for him tonight. walk-off 2-run homer. rangers go for the four-game sweep tomorrow. >> history made by derek jeter, joins one other player to hit a home run for 3,000 hit. amazingly the first yankee to ever get to 3,000. he wasn't done, a perfect five for five at the plate with a game winning base hit. yankees 5, raise 4 in the bronx. >> still to come, a huge upset at women's world cup while the earthquakes against -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's m

montgomery county state's attorney john mccarthy outlined some of the evidence he will bring to trial in october. more than 1100 pages of discovery, crime scene photos, dna, along with expert analysis of blood splatter, fingerprint and shoe prints found at the scene. although she's locked up, norwood has been allowed contact visits with her family. >> i think she's doing pretty well under the circumstances. i though that the detention centers has made great efforts to make it as comfortable as possible for her. >> she has pleaded not guilty to the murder and for the first time, norwood's lawyer raised the issue of her mental competency. >> in a case like this, you have to explore every possibility because you know, as you go along, you discover certain things in a case. and our investigation is still continuing. >> reporter: in court, norwood wore a tan prison jumpsuit. her hair pulled back in tight cornrows. she appeared tired and rested her chin on her hand for much of the hearing. now, the judge who will preside over this trial, robert greenburgh, noted that because of the high pub

brandon mccarthy making his first start since may 18th. got a little help from his buddy suzuki.ouncer finds its way into left. a's take a 1-0 lead. top seven. a 1-1 game. justin smoke, well, he smoked it. that's double brendan ryan scores all the way from first. a's manage just three hits. lose 2-1. kate longworth with more from the coliseum. >> reporter: brandon mccarthy shined in his first start in over six week. but oakland's offense lacked the fire power to back him up as the a's fell short of the "w" against the division rival "ms." >> i don't change anything about the way i throw whether 15-1 or 1-0 or we're town. it's executing pitches. if i throw a shutout we've got a better shot. i don't think about the offensive what's going to happen. that's just kind of too much to be thinking about while i'm out there. >> when you get a well pitched performance and you lose, it's frustrating. but, you know, you don't carry it over to the next day. >> reporter: the a's are now 12-19 in one-run games. that's the worst record in the majors. at the coliseum, kate longworth, nbc bay area

a lot of confidence coming from speaker boehner today as well as majority leader eric cantor and mccarthy. they have not been able to convince their members that if they don't vote for this they lose all leverage. they even said today that a vote against speaker boehner today is a vote for obama. that message has not registered, at 9:00 p.m. still waiting on the vote. >> what does speaker boehner have available to him at this point other than pizza and the fear of appearing to be supportive of the president to get these folks in line? if you think about the word "whip", right, what the minority and majority whips do, they are meant to whip people into line, to get them on the side of their leader. what does he have at this point to actually do that arm twisting? >> well, here's the ironic thing, melissa. one of the first things the house gop did when they came into power was have an all-out ban on earmarks. i think if you speak to them privately tonight, they wish they had that capability to be able to hand a bridge project to some of these members on the fence. they no longer have that.

scott, republican freshman from south carolina and tray gaudy sitting in the center aisle and kevin mccarthy was waiting and they hadn't voted yes or no . as they had the votes they voted no. if they needed them maybe particularly in the case of scott. another one tom lath amfrom iowa who is running against another member. he is running against boswell and john boehner is one of his best friends they go to dinner together and vacation and couple of nights he voted no and he was the last guy in the house to cast a no vote. >> well said. thank you very much. it is enough to make you cynical and jaded on life . enough to make everyone. don imus, yeah, he's next. premiering the revolution by lg. the newest release with verizon 4g lte. the first phone pre-loaded with access to netflix's massive movie library. powered by verizon 4g lte for an unparalleled streaming experience. see how mobile entertainment was meant to be seen. only with verizon 4g lte. now get the revolution by lg for $199.99 and receive 3 months of netflix free. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. u.s.a.a. autonsurance is of

. >> kevin mccarthy a third ranking republican in the house urged republicans to unite behind boehner's plan by showing this clip from the movie "the town" >> the town? (laughter) "the town", no rudy-- "rudy" "brian song" or "300" or "rocky" or "rocky 2" or "rocky 3" or really any of the "rockies" you went with the boston bank rubbers in nun costumes clip. >> well, there is going to be good. (laughter) let's see the clip-- (cheers and applause) >> that the republicans used, let's see the clip that the republicans used to urge their hard line tea party freshman coalition to drop their objections to john boehner's debt ceiling plan and vote with their more establishment republican brethren. >> i need your help. i can't tell you what it is. you can never ask me about it later. and we're going to hurt some people. >> which car are we going to take? (laughter) (applause) >> jon: let me see if i understand this metaphor. the establishment republicans are saying to the tea party upstarts hey, you know the violent, unstable borderline socio path from "the town" who's useful in a pinch but whose

melissa mccarthy tells us preparations for their l.a. had been continuing up to the last minute. >> reporter: the duke and duchess of cambridge wrapped up their canadian tour in calgary for a true cowboy's well could the jet will land tomorrow at l.a.x. at 3: 40 afternoon. an author, andrew morton, says the couple will mix fundraisers and hollywood's top talent pool. >> it's the first time catherine has been in america and she is excited about. william has only been here a couple of times. they have meetings apparently with tom hanks, jennifer lopez, marc anthony. >> reporter: the couple's first stop will be the beverly hilton in beverly hills where employees have been feverishly gearing up for the evening events supports order is by "variety." that appearance will support business relationships between a and the uk. >> this is a chance for the royal family to pass the hat around because let's face it, hollywood is the charity bread basket where they can raise hundreds of thousands of dollars very quickly for their favorite charities. >>

. >> ed, i think it was kevin mccarthy house leader took a hot at the president and said look, he isdelines and tweeting about this, i'm paraphrasing. but the white house have been involved in the talks. >> mccarthy saying the president is sitting on the sidelines and tweeting. he was saying call your president but tweet them as well. obama campaign slightly embarrassed by the fact that as they pressured the followers to say tweet the president. some of the followers got upset and thought they were being spammed. he might have lost a handful of followers here and there. today the president is clearly engainled in the final stage. i have been told that vice president bide season taking the lead and working the phones with democratic and republican leaders all morning today to try to bring this to a resolution. pressure on all sides here because of the markets that open in asia tonight and the u.s. is markets that open tomorrow but also personal pressures. senator begich just tweeted to his son i'm sorry i'm not there for your birthday, i'm here in the middle of this debt crisis. >> ed

the house, republican party, is he the man to lead them, is eric cantor trying to flank him, is mccarthy himself as the leader of the republican party. now, granted, this plan he's putting forward, lawrence, it's not a slam dunk that he's going to get 218 votes for it. i spoke to some gop aides, they said look, this is not just john boehner asking votes and twisting arms, this is a full court press, eric cantor is going to be involved in the whip count as is kevin mccarthy and other leaders, ones that have conservative credentials. there are a lot of folks not accepting of this plan as it stands right now. >> kristen, do you get the sense at the white house that the president intends to make news tonight or is this just going to be kind of an updated version of what he's been doing in his press conferences? >> well, you know, i heard you saying earlier, lawrence, that you wanted to hear something new from the president and i think a lot of people are saying that this evening. i think what's going to be new is potentially his tone. i don't know that he's going to be making news, but you w

. >>> coming up, kevin mccarthy sits down with one of the stars, patrick dempsey you might know him betteras dr. mcdreamy. >> also in our next hour a four legged friend who is proof, animals are resilient creatures, an amazing story of survival and now he is looking for a home stay with us we will have that and more  >> the 4th of july fireworks came a day early in the form of thunder and lightning storms rolled through last night bringing with them 70-mile per hour winds on the national mall crowded with people hoping to watch the dress rehearsal for the capitol 4th concert we will let you know what you can expect with today's weather. >> live on the mall with what you need to know if you are planning to head down to watch the big fireworks tony is doing something you can't see >> i didn't mean to distract you. >> he did distract me very much. >>> it is not a day off for jurors in the casey anthony trial in florida they will likely begin deliberations today we will take a closer look at this case coming up. i am tony perkins. >> i am alison seymour. >> yes' storms so strong t

kevin mccarthy whipping as much as he can.roblem, though, is this undermines john boehner's credibility in terms of -- in t how much he can -- >> is it boehner's credibility, doesn't it undermine the entire leadership? >> it does. when was the last time you had to have a speaker rely so much on their younger members to actually pass a bill. >> his name is on the bill. his name is on the bill. it's not like he's trying to push something else. his name is on the bill. >> it's amazing. his leadership never loses by one or two, they've always got an arrow in their back or a qui quiver in their back pocket that they can throw. they don't have it available after all the reforms they've gone through. they can lose, what, 23 republicans without a single -- >> 24. >> they can lose 24 republicans. when you're talking about 240 in the house gop conference, you're talking about bedrock, rock solidness, just not getting any traction. >> all right. hang here a minute, jennifer rubin, reed wilson, mike viqueira, we'll talk about this and eve

>> well, his 50s joseph mccarthy basically started this. if people were not allowed to work if they had any kind of affiliation with less organizations. a lot of people were accused of being communist. they were out of work. they had to use fronts, different names to still get some work under the aliases. this was the first time that that was broken where the screenwriter used his actual name. and kurt douglas was courageous enough to do that against the tide of the times. >> what a marvelous use of power for a justice issue. >> exactly. >> we are so excited to have them on the stage. he is 94 years old. >> what will be happening with him that evening customer. >> it's actually an afternoon, it's a sunday afternoon. he will override in san francisco. we will bring them on stage. we will bring him the award. he is going to talk for a while about whatever he wants to talk about. mostly i think about spartacus and breaking the blacklist. there will be some questions, and then we will go into spartacus, which is an incredible ethics film direct

in the courtroom today, montgomery county state's attorney john mccarthy outlined the evidence that will be brought to trial in october. apparently there are more than 1100 pages of discovery in this case, including crime scene photographs. there will also be an abundance of dna evidence presented including expert testimony. on blood splatter, fingerprints and shoe print analysis. again, the trial is set to begin on october 24th. we're live in rockville, andrea mccarren, 9news now. >>> the suspected arsonist charged with setting a house fire that hurt four d.c. firefighters is due in court today. investigators arrested 26-year- old maurice dues of northeast, washington on wednesday. he's charged with setting fire to a vacant home on 48th place in northeast in april. four firefighters were hospitalized. authorities believe dues also set other fires around the district and maryland. >>> d.c. fire investigators are trying to determine what caused a popular liquor store to go up in flames this morning. a passerby saw fire shooting from the u wine and beer shop on 13th and u streets. the two

brandon mccarthy taking on his former team. he gets elvis anders looking. josh willingham facing colby lewis. solo shot to left. willingham's 11th of the season. lewis' a.l. lead 23rd allowed. two on for jamaal weeks. powell scores to make it 3-0. a's are rolling right now. it's 4-1 in the fifth inning. rays and yankees, derek jeter -- go ahead and make it one hit shy. in the bottom of the first he leads off with a single to the left. bingo, get ahold of one, if you're going to get 3,000 hits, do it the right way, go over the fence. he's greeted at home plate with teammates and takes a curtain call, the first yankee to ever have 3,000 hits. jeter, leadoff double to left. he's a triple shy -- no triple, he singles again, make it 3,000 and two hits, how about the game winning hit in the bottom of the eighth, when you're hot you're hot. derek jeter, the man can do it all. >> it's one of those special days. coming in, i've been lying to you guys for a long time saying i wasn't nervous, and there's no pressure. there's a lot of pressure to do it here, i thought

brandon mccarthy pitched his best game since may 2. are you ready for this? you guys ready for this? the a's offense has been the best in mat i orleague since the all-star break led by that man. bat .425. 7-4 now since the all-star break. i have nfl news, the jets and texasans are knocking on the door of rangers quarterback. the raiders report to camp in napa tomorrow. former linebacker for the 49ers agreed to a three-year deal with the san diego chargers where he will be reunited with former niner defensive coordinator. he played 137 games and has never made the playoffs. wow. and alex smith reached a one year, $5 million deal with the niners. the team is interested in sea hawk free agent quarterback, matt hasselbeck. i have in my hand a great night. cici sabathia struck out a career high 14 batters and they lose their 17th game in a row. can you believe that? ouch. george washington with a filibuster on roosevelt and thomas jefferson won the race. can you believe that? jake goes high and tight on jose batista. he has 31 home runs. he will play tomorrow. >>>

montgomery county state's attorney john mccarthy says there are more than 1100 pages of discovery in this case. including crime scene photos and dna evidence. >> i think in a serious case like this, you have to explore every possibility because as you go along, you discover certain things in a case. and our investigation is still continuing. we're looking to do our client's background. we're trying to keep that as an option. >> norwood has pleaded not guilty. when the case goes to trial in october, we can expect to hear expert testimony on the blood splatter, fingerprints and shoe prints found at the crime scene. in rockville, andrea mccarren, 9news now. >>> congress is working through the weekend to try to reach a deal to raise the debt ceiling and house republican leaders say they're canceling a mid july week recess. the senate did the same thing to stay in session for debate. democrats and republicans need to agree on a plan by july 22nd or they could run out of time to get the debt limit increase passed, making it possible for the nation to default on its loans. >>> there was lit

chris: that sounded like joe mccarthy. there are other episodes of bachmann on the brink. john stewart took off on this one. >> i find it interesting that it was back in the 1970's with the swine flu breaking out then, under another democratic president, jimmy carter -- and i'm not blaming this on president obama. i think it's an interesting coincidence. [laughter] >> it's a very interesting coincidence, considering the last flu outbreak came in 1976, not under carter, under republican gerald ford. but that's michele bachmann, are you crazy. she's not blaming democrats, she's just finding coincidences. like how pandemic is an anagram for don't panic. chris: when we come back we'll look at michele bachmann, the presidential candidate. will the new bachmann actually vote to let the country default as she's threatening to do? a tough choice for the tea party favorite wa member of congress. we'll have schools and -- scoops and predictions. chris: welcome back. michele bachmann, unlike chief rival mitt romney is a current u.s. congresswoman. this is an advantage in some ways, b