but michigan congressman pete hoekstra disagrees, saying turning michigan into a

i mean, michigan has some very hard-core murderers and horrible people in michigan.ks like it does a pretty good job of holding them. why shouldn't they be able to hold gitmo detainees especially when they could really use the job of holding them? >> well, i'm not saying at all we wouldn't be able to do it because we have some -- we've got great prison department of corrections employees, its. that's not what i'm talking about. i'm talking about it's a whole other thing when you're talking about terrorism and the level of homeland security threat to the citizens of michigan overall. i don't want michigan to become a target. i've got to hear from the department of homeland security about that. >> governor, let me quickly get back to the cash for clunkers. a lot of buzz about the kinds of cars. >> what about the battery? talk about the batteries. >> listen, you know what, you stay here the rest of the hour. we'll talk about everything. real quick, there's been a lot of back and forth over the kinds of cars people are buying. there's some concern more foreign cars are b

the people in standish, michigan, and the law enforcement officials in the state of michigan can seethe difficulty and challenges brought to us by holding and detaining these individuals. >> jamie: that is all you asked for. give the press in michigan and some of the elected officials the informatiinformat and actually the people in charge of overseeing the facility with the detainees there, let them know straight up what they could be facing. a field trip did take place, actually. a number of people came through the standish facility. what do you know about their site survey? >> we haven't heard anything about their site survey. but the problem is this is going backwards and this is the federal officials determining if they can keep them in standish. we have to go the other way and look at whether the people of michigan and stand ish want these people in the community and the challenges that may pose. this is backwards, rather than the fed imposing on the state and local community what the feds think are appropriate, give the folks at the local level a clear view of who the folks ar

you don't want them in michigan.ined by michigan congressman pete [inaudible] will you get more prisoners? >> i don't think that they will be moved to standish, michigan or the u.s. i think the administration will figure out that they don't want them on the american soil. they want them left right where they are. greta: what option do you have? can you just say no? >> for the federal government to move them in, they would have to reach an agreement with the governor of michigan. i hope that we declassify certain pieces of classified information so that our governor and our legislature will see clearly that this is a problem that the president created moving them to standish. this is a dangerous choice. this fix is the president's problem but it creates a whole new realm of problems for the state of michigan that we don't want. greta: i am curious how much the federal government would pay per prisoner if they put them in your state prison. recently, your state got rejected. you want to take some california prisoners b

let's take you out there. >>> you're busy. >> it's michigan, not maryland.focus on the people here. working for the people. off hours i can work for you. we're looking at partly cloudy skies. clouds rolled in the last couple of hours. 68 degrees. glen burnie, we've got 71. again, a little cloudiness trying to work through now. essentially though that is it. it's .ing around it within a few miles, east, and west of i-95. we should see mostly sunny skies develop. i should change that morning graphic. for those of you that have the volume up, you see the big fat sun in we'll thing that to at least partly cloudy. more sunshine by lunchtime this afternoon an isolated shower or storm. our two-degree guarantee of 89. >>> let's see what's happening on the roads with kim. >> thank you. good morning. we have a pretty quiet start to the monday morning commute as

here is one letter i got from a lady in michigan.hank you for pushing through and helping develop this cash for clunkers legislation. i am now the happy owner of eastern american-made 2010 ford fusion. it has been 12 years since i have been able to purchase a new vehicle. due to the cash for clunkers plan, i was able to save over $70,000 before tax on my ford fusion. my old vehicle was a 1995 ford win star with 150,000 miles. we are excited for her. mr. speaker, throughout our nation's history since we have had the automobile. it has been able sales that has lit hi pulled our nation out of recession, and this time is going to be the same. same. i think we are seeing ourselves being placed on the road to economic recovery here and this road is paved by the cash for clunkers program. i actually wrote a letter at the beginning of this week to the speaker and to the house leadership saying that we were going to run out of money and that we were going to need some more money for this program. here we are on friday of the first week. we ab

a squall over lake michigan now into central michigan itself.t is not severe, but winds probably gusting to 40 miles an hour. not much lightning with it but heavy rain is out there. that's what you have the first part of the day. later this afternoon, a trigger for the severe weather today is going to be this cold front and it's going to ride to the south this afternoon. so anywhere south of chicago, into st. louis, most of missouri, southern half of iowa, parts of nebraska and kansas, too. might see some severe thunderstorms. gusty winds out of that. >>> across the deep southeast, we've had a lot of rain the last few days. rain continues to fall right off this shoreline, but i think a little daytime heating today will get those sea breezes worked back in. the fog is thick. it includes atlanta, rob. we'll get more on that and air travel in just a couple minutes. clouds just got lower in the last half hour for atlanta, so we will definitely see delays in ha hartfield-jackson. >> don't touch! >> difficult august for you. >> it is august, you're ri

line of storms coming through wisconsin and across michigan now. on michigan for the next few days because in the detroit area there will be greeting ofthe pringle party. yes. four days away from the pringle/carlin wedding. showers tomorrow morning. not sure when the flight is actually coming in. maybe it's best that we don't announce that. showers and storms for them tomorrow afternoon. that shifts eastbound, we're watching this band that may actually reach us as we head through wednesday with spotty showers and storms. a quiet week. let's see if we can extend that through friday, the big day out there in eastern michigan. today, toll 89 degrees, mostly sunny skies. maybe an isolated shower this afternoon but the chances are so small that most of you will stay dry. tonight, back in the mid-60s. we should call this generally clear with patchy fog. the outlook for the rest of the week, 90-degree day tomorrow, 91 in fact. 89 wednesday. scattered showers and storms. drying out thursday and cooling down, low 80s with more showers friday. >>> 5:49. let'

amid outage from the families of victims and a terrorist of another sort could enup in northern michigan. we will hear what people there think and all that plus what the fox all-stars think right here, right now. >> welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. even though they are the minority party, republicans figure prominently in president obama's healthcare reform message today. the president signaled a growing impatience with the g.o.p. amid continued talk that frustrated democrats may try to ram through legislation however they can. here is senior white house correspondent major garrett. >> in his first appearance on a radio talk show broadcast from the white house and in a town hall later with grassroots supporters, president obama accused republicans of plotting their return to power through the graveyard of healthcare reform. >> early on, a decision was made by the republican leadership that said, look, let's not give them a victory. maybe we can have a replay of 1993, '94 when clinton came in. he failed on healthcare and then we won in the midterm elections and got the majority. lat

this is in michigan. it's mostly under control now, but, boy, was it raging yesterday at a fuel storage facility near flint. hu huge -- fire officials plan to knock down both of those buildings today. they think the fire may have started near an electric meter. >>> paula abdul is leaving "american idol." she posted a twitter message saying "with sadness in my heart, i've decided not to return to "idol." last month her manager told the los angeles times that producers hadn't offered her a new contract yet. the show's producers say abdul was an important part of "idol" family and they wish her the best. >>> tonight, though find out the real story behind abdul's surprising departure. this has got a lot of people raising eyebrows. did she quit? was she let go? what does this mean for the hit show? watch "showbiz tonight" right here on hln. >>> folks in kentucky are cleaning up after storms that set off flash flooding around louisville. >>> i know a lot of you there in louisville, kentucky are cleaning up toda

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the michigan dmv is the one who told city police that license was invalid. phelps will have to face a judge in baltimore. he will decide the penalty. the court date has not yet been set. kelly mcpherson, wjz, eyewitness news. >> kelly, thank very much. the three passenger with phelps were not in gurred. >>> skyeye chopper 13 was over an accident near the baltimore and carroll county line. a van struck a utility pole toppling it on to the roadway. the driver's condition is unknown at this hour. >>> tonight community leaders take to the streets to demand an end to the violence. >> what do we want? >> safe streets! >> participating, shirley folks who was wounded by a stray bullet while sitting in her living room and watching tv. >>> the man who pulled the trigger on one of the most infamous cases of witness intimidation learned his fate today. weijia jiang has more. >> reporter: this is certainly what carl lackl's family has been waiting for. now all eight have been con vic, including the teenage it shooter. the murder case of carl lackl comes full circle. the

they're touring a prison in standish, michigan. shall residents are okay with housing the get mow detainees there, if it means saving the jobs. others are not comfortable having terror suspects so close. no final decisions have been made. but we've been asking your views on this. do you think the detainees should be moved to a michigan prison in order to keep the prison from closing or for any other reason? call us toll free. e-mail us cnn.com/hln or text. standard text rates apply. >>> usually when coach rick pitino steps in front of a microphone, it's to talk about basketball, but yesterday he talked to the media about the scandal surrounding an extramarital affair he had six years ago. in a news conference, pitino admitted he had sex with a woman in a closed louisville restaurant. he also said he felt it was better to admit what happened than lie. >> if you tell the truth, your problem becomes part of your past. if you lie, it becomes part of your future. and i made a very difficult decision to tell the truth to the federal auth

you aren't the only cool spot ith michigan and the detroit area. that's where the cold front has moved through. other locations will be warm ahead of the front. you get those southwesterly nds, warm summer winds, 90s from charlotte, atlanta, virginia, maryland, up through the mid atlantic and new england. it's going to be warm summer day. well, if you're watching whdh 7 nbc boston, massachusetts, head to the community arcade to enjoy some of the best art and live music the area has to offer during arts on the arcade. that's your eastern event of the day, chstina. >> all right. thanks so much, bill. >>> now here's a lo at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> despite public reactn when singer chris brown assaulted his then girlfriend rihanna, yesterday his leg case quiey wrapped up with brown serving no time in il. a judge sentenced brown to five

a plant in ohio ll add a shift, whi another in michigan will increase overtime. paul: ford motor is chargin ahead with plans to brg electric vehicles to theasses. it's wking with a dozen utility mpanies and the partment of energy on a smar charging system that willet electric cars talk to powe grids across theountry. ford says the system wl let owners control when they crge thr vehicles and for how long. its fit battery electric vehicle, the trans connect commercial vanomes to market next and a batteryowered ford focuis due in 2011. >> susie: mewhile, chrysler creditors are suing daimr ag for billionsf dollars. they're accusing t german automaker of strping chrysler of assets before selling it

michigan around north of lansing and kalamazoo. and temperatures warming through the mid-morning tomorrow. right now sitting at 77 degrees in baltimore. 76 in d.c. and then as you see through the next day planner. lunch time tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. and 85. and continue to get into the lower 90s. have a closer look at when the rain is arriving coming up in the sky watch forecast. >> thank you so much. >> tense situation downtown. fire officials say four manhole covers moved by underground blast. fayette and eutaw streets before 6:00 tonight. bge said a gas leak caused it. traffic is being diverted around the area. and intersection will be partially closed tomorrow morning while they fix the gas main. . >> a double dose of nicotine. why riding in a car with smokers is worse than being in a bar with them. >> the police force wants a fair pay scale. why they have to sue the city to get it. >> a test drive turns deadly. ♪ ♪ once you've dealt with the things that come between you... don't let erectile dysfunction get in the way. ♪

he did not disappoint the galleries in grand blank, michigan.his putt is what i like to call slow and steady on the fourth hole. good line. good pace. good bird. little vintage fist pump from tiger. only three birdies day. when tiger was on six, he didn't like that shot too much. but, you know, it's okay. showing his frustration. the ball 70 feet away from the pin. tiger would save par and he did that a lot today. fast forward to 18. a gimme put for el tigre. that's the win. his 69th pga tour win. after the unds, very thankful for the fans in michigan. >> everyone has always supported this event. it's amazing how the atmosphere is just incredible. it's always fun for us as players to come out here and play. we're very thankful for buick over all the years. >> that was tiger woods. fred funk has redemption at the u.s. senior open. last weekend funk fell short at the british open. but this weekend funk found his groove, capturing his second major championship of his career. fred funk, he was in the flow all afternoon. here on two, his second shot

leavenworth kansas or at a michigan prison that is about to shut down. the revelation comes a day after a yemeni detainee apparently committed suicide inside the psychiatric ward at guantanamo bay. >>> a massachusetts woman who posted her son's baby pictures on her family's blog got a surprising lesson in why that's not such a good idea. and you may think twice about posting your kids' pictures online after you see this report from sean kelly from affiliate wcbb. >> reporter: 7-month-old jacob brennan was busy tasting toys when his mother, jenny, got a suspicious e-mail. >> out of the blue, some girl e-mailed us and said i think you should know that someone is using jake's picture in an adoption scam. >> reporter: it sounded hard to believe, brennan did some investigating and found this ad on craig list about a cute baby boy available for adoption, but no picture, so brennan e-mailed the listed yahoo! address and got this in her inbox. >> the picture was a picture of

by the way, detroit, michigan. that is one of the home spots for miss pringle.s to the northwest. we're following their weather. they may have showers this afternoon and through tomorrow. we'll follow that same system trying to pass through pennsylvania and could bring an isolated shower as we head through tomorrow. then a better chance even though it doesn't look like it on wednesday morning, wednesday afternoon more showers try to roll back into town. today our two-degree guarantee gets us to 89. an isolated thundershower popping up. that 89 were added humidity will feel like lower 90s. we settle back down to 65 overnight with patchy fog. we'll have the rest of the week's outlook in a bit. >>> our check of the roads now with kim. >> thank you. checking around the tunnels and beltway we really don't have incidents to let you know about at this time. no delays. however, through harford, 95 northbound, off-ramp to route 543, riverside parkway, expect to see that remain closed because of a crash involving a tractor-trailer and passenger vehicle. in pasadena, bedfo

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let's see if we can check that michigan forecast in a bit. >>> 5:09.s see what's happening on the roads with kim. >> 95 southbound wide open from about the hazelwood overpass to the 695/895 split. we have a couple of road closures overnight for construction projects that will be reopening as the morning goes along. 695, inner loop, northbound at frederick road, two left lanes and shoulder closed. fort mchenry tunnel, two lanes blocked in either direction at the toll plaza. they will reopen very soon. jfx at east cold spring lane. you can see traffic is pretty much light in both directions. the beltway, no problems to report on the outer loop at liberty road. this traffic report brought to you by baltimore's country station 93.1 wpoc, you'll find great music from stars like taylor swift, kenny chesney and keith urban. back to you. >>> it's 5:10. shark week on the discovery channel but this is ridiculous. a dramatic rescue by the u.s. coast guard after a man is attacked by a shark. >>> and wet and wild weather creates flash flooding conditions up north.

vegetable gardens and the whole wheat bread, scientifically balanced meals, and polish dries, and michigan peaches, the oatmeal. it was the 1920's and in the united states prohibition was the lore of the land and he had his managers try to enforce it in brazil as well although it was and the law, it was not legislation there. on weekends the company organized not just soccer but also square dancing. this board had become a bit of an obsessional advocate of old-time dance, of conservative square dance and round dance and polkas and walls is. he had them also listen to recitations of henry longfellow poetry and william wordsworth and other poets. the hospital ford built then you saw a little bit of that in the documentary offered free health care not just to workers but to visitors. it was actually designed by albert con, the famous architect to design the number four buildings back in dearborn and detroit. ford a central square that had sidewalks and indoor plumbing, manicured lawns, movie theaters, perfume shops, swimming pools, tennis courts and a golf course and of course model ts and mo

. >> michigan man faces charges after police say he used his son to try to meet women. people at out ca's grant park started to call police when they saw a 7-year-old boy crying saying his father, who by the way was drunk in a parked car. forced the boy to say that his mother was dead and his dad needed a woman. >> i just talked to the kid.

. >> reporter: a heated confrontation in michigan. a source of boos in michigan and in florida. >> need you to clear a path so people can exit. >> reporter: the white house is struggling to stay on course. the president is looking at polls like this that show 50 percent of voters disapprove of his and ling of health care. >> how badly the health industry and the big drug companies do not want health reform. >> reporter: that's been the arguments that the protests are being organized. >> i'm not a right wing whacko. i was not hired by anybody or forced to come here. >> reporter: some may choose to avoid handgun town hall meetings. >> no signs of any kind. >> reporter: police work to maintain control but at times emotions made it difficult. >> fine then arrest me and my son right now. >> reporter: this could just be the beginning. two labor groups are asking their members to show up to back the white house plan. >>> health officials are a new plan for dealing with the swine flu fears keeping schools open. the government said schools sho

. >> in michigan, where 1/5 of the jobs connected to the auto industry, governor granholm admits her state is getting a disproportionate boost. >> i think it's it's sweet justice. >> like today, the prospects of the clunker program got better when california democratic senator dieian feinstein and maine's susan collins announced the mileage improvements are better than skeptics expected and leaders of both parties want to keep the program. all the democrats in the senate will come here tomorrow and look for ways to do that in a meeting with president obama. bret: more on this with the panel. wendell goler live on the north lawn. general motors says 6,000 blue collar workers have taken the latest round of early retirement and buyout offers. that still leaves the company short of its goal, meaning more layoffs are likely. g.m. wants to cut 7,400 more workers by the end of the year. spending on home construction rose by 3/4 of a point. it is the second increase in three months. manufacturing activity declined at the slowest rate since last august. production is at its highest level in m

this is really a bad idea to move them into michigan or anywhere within the united states. jane: use is a national security decision, but don't we keep prisoners safer? >> this is a special class of detainees and prisoners. if we are going to move them in this direction, let's have transparency to make sure that local officials and state officials have access to the same information that i have. i believe that they do. they can walk through bars. jane: there is some opposition in kansas, as well. what is the answer here? >> the president needs to go back and reevaluate that decision. president bush wanted to close gitmo as well. when he looked at the information, he recognized it was really a bad idea. this president made the decision to close gitmo without any information. he made that decision the second day and up -- in office. he should say, we have looked at it, the teams that i have appointed to look at this, they figured out this is really hard to do. they are finding out that this is really a bad idea. jane: congressmen, more to come. thank you. jon: it was the prom

i would love to add a buy michigan provision, but the reality is that we would be violating trade laws. we would be challenged and possibly the program couldn't go forward. >> top station officials say $2 billion from the taxpayers will keep cash for clunkers rolling through labor day. originally $1 billion was supposed to last through november, but that allocation dried up in a week, prompting the senate's rush to redirect stimulus dollars. >> we not discontinuing the program. we have enough money to continue. we encourage people to go into showrooms. this is a wildly popular program. >> republicans won't block the extra clunker cash, but some still protest artificially boosting car sales. >> why not an increase in demand for boats? how about r.v.'s? how about refrigerators. they are more efficient. >> there is nothing in the pipeline for refrigerators, at least not yet. the tans pore tation department says today 157,000 applications have been received and they plowing through many more on-line receipts or requests for more assistance. glenn: cash for fridges just doesn't sound the sa

heavy rain's going to head over lake michigan and through michigan during the day.uble spot. otherwise, hot in the middle of the country. dry in the west coast. what a beautiful saturday it will be from d.c. to boston. have a great day. kelly saunder's nature valley. ♪ the place that inspires her to go faster... ♪ and slower. ♪ elk mountains, colorado. where's yours? 100% natural nature valley granola bars. the taste nature intended. i switched to a complete multivitamin with more. only one a day men's 50+ advantage... has gingko for memory and concentration. plus support for heart health. that's a great call. one a day men's. mr. evans? this is janice from onstar. i have received an automatic signal you've been in a front-end crash. do you need help? yeah. i'll contact emergency services and stay with you. you okay? yeah. >>> a sbat spate of horses butchered. carcasses left on roadside. live to jeff bernside who broke this developing story. what is motive behind this? >> reporter: the horse meat, alex. the horse meat, for human consumption. congress banned the cons

michigan famous for being a big wide track.nd size plays into the driver's hands, who like the room to explore the space and find their fastest route around a two-mile oval. >> it's a driver's track. you can help yourself out by moving around on the race tracks. so it does give you that flexibility as a driver to not be stuck with whatever your balance is. you can search around and try to find a spot that is better for it. >> reporter: mark martin won the race at michigan earlier this season. qualifying tomorrow. they'll run the 400-mile race sunday afternoon. >>> a day off for the orioles. they're back in action in oriole park tonight. when the angel comes to town. the night belongs to football. i'll have your highlights, plus post game reaction. we'll see you then. >>> we'll be right back. >>> don't miss the cbs primetime lineup at 10:00. followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> and finally tonight. it wasn't pretty. but they were making a big splash in denver. contestants were diving in at the annual belly flop contest. jus

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michigan tops the nation b half the nation's commercial production. for the first times, two plant diseases, blueberry shock and scorch have been found in the state. they say the viral diseases can cause significant losses to blueberry producers but not a threat to people. >> it spreads slowly. it doesn't -- it does no harm to the fruit. it's a virus that people have concern with consuming the berry, they don't have to be concerned about that -- consumed about that. it will attack the bush. fortunately, they've identified it at the early stages and they're work on it to stop and it to cure it. >> the diseases were confirmed in the southwest region of the state which is michigan's blueberry belt. michigan department of ag says the infected bushes have been pulled and destroyed. according to the michigan state university, the state proo peruses 110 million pounds annually. american farmers are getting served big weather challenges. in the corn belt unusually warm temperatures have slowed the development of the crops. sadat says it's 0 points behind the

up in michigan this morning, spots like gaylord and around muskegon dipd down to 41 degrees. record low starts. a little early that taste of fall. 72 the temperature here and now 78 atlanta, georgia. not too bad there. high pressure continues to move in. so it gives us the dry air. the clear skies. the calm winds and what warmth we get radiates back out at night. meanwhile we've got one weather syst that's parked right along the coast. southeastern virginia down to the carolinas. that'sing to be moving away. our next chance of rain not till the end of the workweek. readings around the area, damascus maryland, 53. 54 degrees. everywhere a little cooler tonight. a few showers down south. those are pretty much gone and the radar stays quiet for a while but not the radar. in this area. this is around the baja peninsula. a major hurricane. it's jimena and it's moving north/northwest ward. those fires that are burning up in california that track starts to make a north and i think in a northeasterly turn probably taking most of the moisture into arizona by the end of the week. only

low 40's in northern michigan and parts of southern michigan and ohio.t is only 61 out at oakland and erie county. loa 70's around baltimore right now. 5258 is the temperature range. we certainly -- 50 to 58 is the temperature range. big area of high pressure. it is a slow-moving weather system. several days of this nice weather coming in with dry conditions coming out of canada and the atlantic. slight showers in some areas margin, but elsewhere acrossç e state, sunshine in abundance. only partly cloudy skies expected to brush past the area on thursday. heights from 71 to 76 tomorrow. it is when to be breezy on the day and at the customer. other than that, and the weather problems to anticipate. afternoon highs in the mid 60's. ocean city, the main thing tomorrow will be the winds coming of the north and northeast at about 20 miles per hour. out in the tropics we have some ways to watch. hurricane center is watching tropical storm erika. 73 tomorrow, mid 70's after a chilly wednesday morning. then to go back to temperatures around 80 on thursday and fr

she is with me now. -- debbie stabinaugh of michigan.ith this program, it is giving a big boost to car companies. but what are we giving more money to car companies and excluding other businesses that are hurting as well? >> as a senate sponsor of cash for clunkers, it was not just about the auto industry. of course, that is important to me, and being in michigan, that we have auto dealers across the country. my father was an oldsmobile car dealer, so i understand how important auto dealers are to each city. these are predominantly small business owners trying to help consumers, giving them the opportunity to turn in a less fuel-efficient vehicle -- trace: but senator, a lot of people are saying this is not really generating sales. it is simply motivating people to buy cars. when this goes away, when the program goes away, sales are going to fall off again. >> the problem is, there is no indication that is going to be true. people have not been able to buy a car for many reasons, perhaps maybe because they did not have a job. in the last

bush. >>> gitmo, obama officials visiting michigan, specifically a prison in michigan they believe couldre going to talk to the mayor of the town who would take these suspected terrorists into its prison system, see how he feels about it. 10:00 a.m., nice to see you. let's get to the "morning meeting." >>> the white house hitting the web asking supporters to forward an e-mail to fight what it calls lies and distortion about health care reform. so far the president has not been able to dispel some of the most pervasive rumors about ones called so-called death panels. chuck todd, nbc white house correspondent and political director. what he would like to be talking about, cost, affordability, choice. what they are talking about, death panels and the rest of it, chuck. how do they get it back on the rails? >> reporter: they have obviously decided to split the debate in two a little bit. they know they have to fight this issue of the myths, exaggerations, et cetera. that's why we're getting this viral e-mail. but the political fallout, and i see you're playing the video clip. let's listen to

north of chicago and lake michigan and lower parts of wisconsin.ng here and raining steadily for the last few hours. flash flood watches are up there for areas like chicago. we've seen two to three inches of rain over the last 36 hours, that rain stretching on into michigan, northern indiana and ohio later today as well. rain showers, thunderstorms right around dallas. on the light side, may pick up later this afternoon, but it's going to be hot out west and we'll talk about that in about a half hour. natasha? >> all right, bob. thanks very much. >>> the economic signs have been pointing in the right direction for wall street, and today we have better than expected readings on the job market and the overall economy. oh, yeah. susan lisovicz is live at the stock market with details. hey, susan. >> we have two reports better than expected. it's not like the u.s. economy is going gangbusters, let's face it, but it's better than it was. the dow is coming off a seven-session wind streak. the job market, both new and continuing jobless claims fell last w

people got rowdy in tampa and also in michigan. the irony here, going to a town hall on health care may be hazardous to your health and your safety. >> reporter: hundreds lined unand at 6:00 it started off as a town hall meeting about an important issue. >> when it comes to your health care. >> reporter: but before the congresswoman could even get through opening remarks, the protests began. in fact things quickly turned violent. >> get off of me! >> back up! >> video mark bishop was among those roughed up. >> that's the most violent anybody's ever gotten towards me. it was surprising to say the least. >> reporter: outside, hundreds more were locked out as the building quickly filled to capacity. people banged on windows and doors. and became so loud, the congresswoman was eventually escorted out. some argued that mainly health care supporters were allowed inside the building. >> everyone's voice should have the right to be heard and tonight was not a good example of that. there were a lot of people that were shut out of tonight's

so christy in michigan, we'll get you a signed copy.ming up, last block with nancy, we'll talk about whatever we can squeeze in. >> call us. >> more with nancy grace coming up. 8

good old boys up in michigan this afternoon. we pick it up on lap 121. a tight group when curt busch and david reagan get together. spin out of control. both cars pretty messed up. kurt busch got the worst of it. he would finish 36th. get yourself a cold one. jimmy johnson dominated the race. with three laps to go, johnson runs out of fuel. literally. has to head to pit road. johnson finishes with a disappointing 33-place finish. brian vickers takes the lead. he's given a present, a victory at michigan. jeff gordon is second, dale earn heart jr. finished third. heck of a day for brian vickers who yesterday got in a fight with kyle busch in the nationwide race. pretty good redemption. wnba, 60-59 p b new york

in 2006 they wanted to give a speech in michigan state, and they were heckled. he was called a racist, kicked, and spit on. that was not bad, but this is? >> i disagree with that. that is the point where we have to draw the line. free speech, these people are allowed to do it. it is wrong for them to deny all of those other folks across america. i will tell you, there will be a backlash against this. people will look at this and say that if this is what they have to do to stop health care, their argument must be weak. go up to the microphone and make your argument. neil: i do not know where your rage was in 2007, when condoleezza rice was heckled. that became a big scene with the blood of millions. then it was a proper use of protest. what is good for the goose should be good for the gander, right? >> if they want to go to a hearing on health care on the hill, want to disrupt that -- they need to realize that they will be arrested like these folks, that is okay. do not disrupt other americans opportunities to be heard. neil: free speech is free speech, right? in

the forum in romulus, michigan, ended in a free for all. here's our affiliate. >> reporter: congressman drowned out by the boos and cheers. hosting town hall to hear what people think about the national health care. the 81-year-old could barely get a word in edge wise. crowds started showing up early to wait in line, both those for and against yelling out sinbefo the meeting ever got under way. once inside, it was a free for all at times. >> it got really heated and really loud. it was a lot of chanting, a lot of booing. you know, some clapping. it just, at one point it felt like people were more worried about drowning each other out than listening. his wife vowing to set up another town hall. >> i will make sure that we can very quickly schedule another town meeting and get as many people as you want to get. >> reporter: so many questions about what the obama health plan really means. >> something has to be done in a way of reform, but not to redo our whole health care system. >> there's going to be more division in this country than ever

and it's set in michigan, right?t they do is they take over adults? >> they can control adults, yes. so they control robert hoffman, who plays ricky, who's my boyfriend, and doris roberts. >> jimmy: and then they use remote controls and just move the humans around. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it really looks awesome. >> it's really funny. it kind of reminds me of "the goonies." do you ever like that movie? >> jimmy: of course. i love "the goonies." it's amazing. one guy up there, too. [ laughter ] >> go see "aliens in the attic." it's really good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. we have a clip, actually. >> oh, good. >> jimmy: "aliens in the attic," let's look at a clip. the tis. >> i hate when we fight. >> oh, i can't fight someone as cute as you. >> well, i'm glad we made up. >> well, it's not an official make-up, without the make-up kiss. >> my family's up there. >> and your family is crazy about me. what's about you? >> well, you know i like you and we have the whole summer ahead of us. maybe we don't have to go so fas

in michigan. >> i want to answer to the question. is the money coming out of my paycheck? >> reporter: in georgia. >> they decideder we're just stupid. >> reporter: in florida -- >> i don't want the government to do it for me. >> reporter: after people were told they can only submit written questions, a town hall meeting with a michigan congressman got ugly. >> i have a question for this young man. i have a question for this young man. >> reporter: the man refused to sit down, so he and his wheelchair bound son were ejected by the police we tried to get a sense of what's going on at these town hall meetings and who's showing up. >> it's health insurance and who's paying for it? >> i don't like it. >> reporter: most of these people don't like the democratic health care plan, they're not happy with republicans, either. >> let me ask this question -- how many people here think democrats spend too much money? >> how many people here think republicans spend too much money? >> reporter: what's outrages them is being called the mob. >> i'm very upset by that. >> they're telling u

nascar, on the trash in michigan today it was heartbreak for jimmy johnson and joy for brian vickers. lap 121. curt bush and david reagan. spin out of control. both cars slide down the track. curt bush gets the worst of it. he'll need a mechanic for this. he would finish 36th. jimmy johnson dominated the race. he led 165 laps. with three to go he runs out of fuel. oh, no. has to go to pit road. johnson ends wup a disappointing 33rd place finish. i ran out of fuel one time and i needed help. beside the fact. victory for brian vicker. he takes the checkered fla at michigan, his firstry vto inic more than three years, the second of his career. jeff gordon second, dale earnhart jr. third. >>> walking a fine line high above the ground. come back and check it out.

state in lansing, michigan. and even then they didn't have him setting the fire but for conspiracy. but even then he covered his tracks but unbeknownst to me and thousands of people following him. he had confessed everything but he had -- it had been sealed. the judge had sealed the confession and so no one could see it so i never learned about it until rod told me like five years later, so -- i'm going to bring us up-to-date to where we are now. because of rod and because of his actions, the terrorism laws changed. it wasn't all rodney but he figured in there. congress was pressured by a biomedical industry, big agribusiness, people who use animals in many ways to make money to write something called the animal enterprise protection act. now, there's a new one now but this is the original one. this is 1992. it's pretty toothless and as far as i know it's never been used but the thing it did it created a crime of domestic terrorism for property destruction. and that was a huge change because as i mentioned befor

it is in northern michigan, about 49 miles north of saginaw. i have talked to the mayor.re people deeply worried? >> the town hall meeting lasted about two hours. there was one concern i heard over and over at was whether the people would have a target on their backs. it is a question they heard in the town hall. would people come here to help them break out? we have a situation where they would disappear into one of the largest arab communities. there were some people at the meeting today that were critical. most of the organization was done by people locally. they had day -- they had help from an outside group in washington, d.c. it is a local issue, but there was a national political dimension as well. gregg: unemployment rate is about 20%. >> that is one question that has never been fully answered. there are about 300 jobs in that prison. what i was told is they believe 85% of the people would not qualify because they do not meet the age requirements. they would take these detainees, they would have a target on their back, and they would not have the benefit economica