as you see it's slowing down traffic, but mr. white shirt isn't having it and grabs something out of his trunk, look at what he does -- >> it bounced off the truck -- >> he chases down the struck hanging on the window. mr. orange shirt gets out and starts fighting with mr. white shirt and throws him in the ditch. >> tell me he put it in park. >> no, mr. white shirt gets in and puts the truck in park. >> and orange shirt is mad at him for doing it. >> the guy in the orange shirt needs to give it a rest. he looks like the one who started this fight and he's getting beat up here, know when to fold them, dude. >> the guy with the dash cam gets out and tries to help and so does a man on the other side of where this fight is going on. >> luckily you can te from the video that no o was rtously tha longer move. >> there was all kinds of wrong with that. >>> when firefighters are sent to rescue someone or something from a tree, you would think it's a cat. not this time. there is dad, struck in a tree, all the way up. this is in lincoln, nebrask

mr. romney said "the white house sinks to a lower level and however obama spokeswoman told msnbc the campaignt go by mr. biden's comments saying he was speak metaphoricly. >>> listen, a popular children's vitamin one your kids could be taking that vitamin night be what it claimed. >> -- might not be what it claimed. >> you if you bought it you might be part of the 2 million dollar refund. details ahead. >> massive wild fires go through the western united states and we have learned three new ones in san diego. the fight that is far from over. >> and getting the kids refocused for the school year. simple tips to get they can been a on track. >> and severe weather rolled through the area yesterday and overnight. i will tell you when the next chance for severe weather rolls back into the picture. lauren. >> reporter: well, traffic is starting to slow down here on 695 at frederick avenue. and last night's storm causing big problems on the light rail this morning. all the details coming up next. >> and as we head to break, you are looking live at new york city's times square. let's go up there for

mr. lew and the white house owe the american people an explanation.february 2011, white house chief of staff jack lew was director of the office of management and budget. with solyndra collapsing, omb signed off on a restructuring of the firm's loan... and under the new terms, if solyndra went bankrupt, as the firm ultimately did... when it came time to dole out whatever money could be recoveree from the wreckage... the taxpayers were to be placed second, or "subordinated," to solyndra's private investors... chiefly argonaut ventures, whose top executive, billionaire george kaiser, was an obama bundler in 2008. newly released emails show lew did not follow the recommendation of his own analyst... who urged the white house to forget restructuring and cut its losses there and then... advice that, if heeded, would have saved the taxpayers nearly 400-million. "doe's and omb's reviews of the solyndra application were rushed and the quality of those reviews was negatively affected by political considerationsa"aa&" the report found, adding --- "treasury and

i just talked to the white house -- >> mr. singh, i understand that and i think what you're saying is very important. >> we are asking the president to make a statement and come out and create awareness that -- >> so mr. singh, i imagine he can't hear me. i think what he's saying is very important but i want to stick to this particular incident because we don't know if it has anything to do with that. >> the bottom line is we don't know who did it, why it happened. >> if he's still there, i would like to speak to him about where he is because he is the chairman of the council of religion and education. they contacted him to get in touch with the people who are inside, the family members. that's why we're speaking to him and he is contacting those family members trying to get them information and trying to help out. what he is saying -- i just want to break this down for our viewers because there's so much information going on. this guawara is this large lunch, 300 to 400 members he said shows up at this temple usually on a sun

mr. romney to look out for their interests. so he wants white voters with deep strains of opposition to mr. obama. how could he possibly appeal to them? >> going out and saying he's going to take the welfare -- excuse me, the work requirement out of welfare. how can he not understand the power of work, the dignity of work. the president is taking the work requirement out of welfare. yeah. i mean, we value work. we're a society which celebrates hard work. we do not look for a government that tries to find ways to provide for people who are not willing to work. >> the president doesn't understand the dignity of work. he doesn't understand the power of work? where does this even come from? and for three weeks mr. romney's been running ads like this. >> on july 12th, president obama gutted welfare by dropping work requirements. you wouldn't have to work or train for a job. they just send you your check. and welfare to work goes back to being plain old welfare. >> he'll gut welfare reform. you won't have to work. in the final stretch mr. romney's not

mr. chairman. >> the white house could feel more heat over solyndra? an e-mail has surfaced that is threatening to fan the flames all over again. we will show you that e-mail next. you have seen these things? they are called bocci balls but may not be around long. the federal government is trying to put them and him out of business. and a national ad campaign he is telling president obama "it's humans -- we're not perfect. but that doesn't mean we should be penalized for it. that's why liberty mutual insurance policies come standard with accident forgiveness, if you qualify. learn more at libertymutual.com. metamucil uses super hardworking psyllium fiber, which gels to remove unsexy waste and reduce cholesterol. taking psyllium fiber won't make you a model, but you should feel a little more super. metamucil. down with cholesterol. >>eric: an e-mail released shows that the former c.e.o. of solyndra referred to the obama administration as the "bank of washington, saying that the bank of washington continues to help us. the e-mail sent in october of 2009

. >> white house party crasher this one welcomed. today's lunch is part of mrs. bama's let's move initiative to fight childhood obesity the first time the white house kitchen served a meal where with the entire menu was created by chefs with no formal training. >> cool. look how beautifully dressed the kids were with the hats, ties and dresses. >> yeah >> a lot of kids going back-to-school, what kind of weather parents are wondering? >> jackets in the morning shortsleeves in the afternoon depending on where you are, closer to the coast never get shorts and shortsleeves. good news from sfo flight arrival delays over, san jose oakland never had them sunshine breaking out in the -- in san jose. let's look at what is going on from our south beach camera towards san pablo bay includes breaking in, a little of a wind blowing in that sea breeze is going to kick in tomorrow and start dropping our temperatures. as far as live doppler, as was the case this morning, no real organized areas of wet weather we may have drizzle tomorrow, maybe even mist hanging in the air if you

not unilateral action by the white house. mr.ic plan robs from the middle class to give to the rich. >> asked the middle class to pay more in taxes to give $250 tax cut to people making more than $3 million a year. that is like robinhood in reverse. it's romney hood. >> in an interview with fox news, romney fired back with a zinger of his own. >> we watch the

mr. obama won the male vote easily in two of those three states. here in colorado, his support has also eroded among college educated white voters who went for mr. obama by 14 points over senator john mccain in 2008 but now favor mr. romney by three points. the result? the president who won colorado by a comfortable nine points four years ago now trails governor romney in our poll by five points. in wisconsin, where the president won last time by a full 14 points our poll finds him leading romney by a much slimmer six point margin. but in virginia, the president leads among women by 14 points and his strong standing with young and middle aged voters gives him a narrow four-point lead in that critical state. the president sought to bolster his eight-point lead among colorado women today by campaigning with sandra fluke, the georgetown university law student who was disparaged by conservative commentator rush limbaugh earlier this year after she testified in favor of contraceptive coverage. >> it makes her a slut, right? >> reporter: at the time, the president called fluke to offer his support. >> mr. romney could only say that those weren't the w

. >> white house party crasher this one welcomed. today's lunch is part of mrs. ma's let's move initiative to fight childhood obesity the first time the white house kitchen served a meal where with the entire menu was created by chefs with no formal training. >> cool. look how beautifully dressed the kids were with the hats, ties and dresses. >> yeah >> a lot of kids going back-to-school, what kind of weather parents are wondering? >> jackets in the morning shortsleeves in the afternoon depending on where you are, closer to the coast never get shorts and shortsleeves. good news from sfo flight arrival delays over, san jose oakland never had them sunshine breaking out in the -- in san jose. let's look at what is going on from our south beach camera towards san pablo bay includes breaking in, a little of a wind blowing in that sea breeze is going to kick in tomorrow and start dropping our temperatures. as far as live doppler, as was the case this morning, no real organized areas of wet weather , maybe even mist hanging in the air if you are driving around the coast

white house. good morning, mr. president. you see the lights from inside the white house. >> they had a really cool schools kind of event there yesterday with the young people at a state dinner which was really a state lunch. >> the first lady's let's move campaign. the kids submitted some recipes and they got actually cooked by the white house staff. >> we can see the nice sunrise coming up over the white house. olga is now here with us to tell us more about the day ahead. >> one of the best times of the day is daybreak. we're starting to see some of the fog out there as well through our camera view. the forecast for today is going to be a little bit mixed. we're starting out with overcast skies in the morning. we'll see some breaks in the cloud cover so don't forget to take the sunglasses with you as you're stepping out and about but you'll also want the umbrella later on today. our weather planner is going to feature 70-degree temperatures till about noontime. we should hit 80 in and around the city. but early afternoon rea

other parts of the south, young people and people not so young, some older people, white people of the south come up and say mr. lewis, congressman lewis, i want to apologize to you on behalf of all of the white people of alabama and of south for what we did. >> mr. wilson and you were in confrontation physically where he assaulted you where? >> mr. wilson beat me, knocked me down, left me bloody at the greyhound bus station in rock hill, south carolina. about 35 miles from charlotte, north carolina. >> what was the occasion? >> we were traveling through the south as part of the freedom riders. traveling on a greyhound bus and some on a trailway bus. back in 1961 after you left washington, d.c., black people and white people couldn't be seated together on a bus. couldn't use the same waiting room. couldn't be seated together at a lunch counter, in a restaurant. couldn't use the same restroom facilities. we were testing a decision of the united states supreme court, trying to make it real. and people, not just in south carolina but in alabama -- people beat us at the greyhound bus station in montgomery. left us

white house. the contest was part of mrs. obama's "let's move" initiative fighting childhood obesity. this is the first time the guests of honor at a state function were all under the age of 13. it's also the first time the white house kitchen has served a formal meal where the entire menu was created by "chefs" with no formal training. >>coming up: the exclusive augusta national golf club makes history opening its doors to two female members. >>also, why healthy living may not be enough to overcome a strong family history of heart disease. >>but far from slow the growth of the company behind turtle wax is a chicago success story. coming up: see how they create the next best thing in car care. >>a new study says when it comes to heart disease family history trumps clean living. researchers looked at four million people and found that having a close relative die young of heart disease doubles a person's chances of developing heart disease by age 50. losing two or more close relatives to heart disease by age 60 more than tripled the odds a person would develop it before age 50. the risk

mr. obama in the white house.nteresting move to make this shift. >> did you think bringing all these sort of religious differences together that ideology is trumping theology? >> i would absolutely say that's the case. i think that's the case in politics altogether. it's very seldom the case that theology centers and guides ideology in the political order as much as we think. i've read mr. ryan's statements on the fact that catholic social teaching guides his particular budgetary process, i think that's going to be the issue as we go forward is what vision of catholicism does undergird or guide his budgetary process? the bishops had questions about and said disproportionately disfavor the poor. >> thanks for being with me. appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> we are getting some new information here with regard to the multiple shots fired, several injuries here. new information. we got that for you after the break. environment. unless you have the right perspective. bny mellon wealth management has the vision

mr. mundie mentioned the tv white spaces databases. there's a couple of them right now, but it's not a nationwide operation. can you give us, either of you, a sense of what type of assurance you think the federal agencies will need, and has the technology developed quick he enough such as the databases to give them the assurance that they will be able to to continue to operate in a sharing regime without interference? >> guest: well, in a sense, you know, immomenting all these things -- implementing all these things is a little bit of of technology and a lot of sort of operational insubstantiationuation of these capabilities. and you could say at the tail end a little bit of regulatory control to insure that the right deterrents are in place to keep people from doing the wrong thing. part of the reason in our proposal for this -- i even think of of it as sort of a transitional model of these stacked priorities -- is it allows us to get started immediately before the time where a government radio system might be modified to be more inhe

mr. romney to their heart. what about white americans? well, it turns out that mr.njoy a comfortable lead among this particular demographic. he's up 53% to 40%. but even this turns out to be more glitter than gold for their campaign. because that's almost exactly what john mccain got in 2008 and he lost by a lot. and so what is mr. romney to do? faced with such an indifferent and lukewarm response? well, normally an honorable candidate would propose some genuinely fresh and persuasive ideas. but mr. romney's platform as you well know consists of a bonfire of platitude. so instead on the eve of his convention, he's chosen to lower himself into the gutter. and here's what the republican nominee said just a few moments

. >> officer white, in seeing that mr. alfway out the window already immediately starts to slam on his brakes because they're traveling on the local freeway, and the speeds there are 65, 70 miles an hour. and officer white was able to get his car down to about 30 miles per hour before mr. duffy made it out on to the freeway. 70 miles an hour had he gotten out that window, he possibly could have been killed. >> sergeant arnold says it's important to have cameras in police cars because they provide visual support for their officers and the incidents that happen in their cars, however implausible. >> we can say, look, we had no involvement in this. mr. duffy took the determination to jump out the window himself. but more so it's an officer safety issue. we're able to see exactly what our prisoners are doing while we're taking them to jail so we know whether or not they're planning a different type of escape next time. >> after being treated for his injuries, duffy's charged with burglary, escaping official police custody, crim

mr. obama and children at the white house.ast january she promoted her let's move campaign to get kids excited about fitness and healthy eating habits. she managed to convince vegetable hating leno to try apple, sweet potato fries and sweet peppers and zucchini. >>> actor michael clark duncan is improving. he is best known for his role in the movie "green mile." his publicist says doctors moved the actor out of the intensive care unit and into a regular hospital room. he also says duncan's family are firm believers in the power of prayer and ask that you kep him in your prayers during this time. he suffered a heart attack july 13th. he has been in the hospital ever since. >>> in news for your health this morning, theres a new reason to stay in school. >> getting an education can help you live longer. researchers looked at life expectancy trends from 1990 through 2008. they found those with a high school diploma are expected to live as long as people did in the 1950s when the life expectancy was 68 years old. they also found pe

not unilateral action by the white house. mr.ma meanwhile charges romney's economic plan robs from the middle class to give to the rich. >> asked the middle class to pay more in taxes to give $250 tax cut to people making more than $3 million a year. that is like robinhood in reverse. it's romney hood. >> in an interview with fox news, romney fired back with a zinger of his own. >> we watch the president say things about me and my policies. it's not right. if i coin a term it would be obamaloney. he is serving up a dish which is in contradiction of the truth. >> with runningmates scheduled to speak at the g.o.p. convention, romney dismisses that they are off the v.p. list. >> you don't think we would be so silly to not provide from time to time the capacity to throw people off, do you? the fact someone is speaking at the convention doesn't mean they wouldn't find their speaking slot changed from one time to another. >> reporter: no hints from romney as to who the likely pick will be. no real clear indication of the timetable. it

mr. lu in the white house owes the people an explanation. >> and jack lu was the director of management andudget, with solyndra collapsing, omb find off on a restructuring of the loan. under the new terms, if solyndra went bankrupt as it ultimately did, when it came time to dole out what was left, the taxpayers were second t solyndra's prime investors. and billionaire george kaiser was an obama bundler in '08. lu did not follow the recommendations of his analysts urged the white house to cut its losses and advice if heeded would have saved the taxpayers. and reviews of the solyndra applications were rushed and the quality of those reviews was negatively affected by political considerations the report found adding treasury and omb's staff sub bort-- i think there's a sense of favorism and trying to contribute to their contribute-- cater to their contributors. and chairman sterns has been on a witch hunt for months over this. it's unfortunate when it loan like this goes south because the taxpayers do lose a lot of money. but that doesn't mean you get rid of the whole program. >> the white hou

mr. dedmon's truck. his white shirt easily visible.hen the truck backs up, surges forward, the headlights glowing brightly on anderson's shirt before he and that shirt disappear underneath it. the truck runs right over the defenseless man. >> after he does that, he drives to a mcdonald's, he picks up the phone, apparently calls a buddy and says what? >> according to testimony, i ran that nigger over. >> witnesses say he almost was bragging about it. that he was laughing about it really. >> that's what we plan to present. >> daryl dedmon pleaded not guilty at first. his attorney has refused to answer cnn's many calls for comment. though during one court appearance that attorney said he didn't see any evidence racism was involved. the district attorney says nothing else was involved. he classified this as capital murder and a hate crime. you would think it would be a wake-up call for any town where that kind of hate could fester. but this is brandon, mississippi. think again. >> it's an unfortunate incident. it happened, but you know, on

seems to be a double standard for appraising wives of important men on their way to or in the white house. mrsromney said her horse is therapy for the multiple sclerosis that afflicts her, and that's unacceptable to critics. according to one obama insider, she never worked a day in her life. we know how that ended. try raising five children, shot back mrs. romney. then there were jackie kennedy's clothes, and s so pricey she and one observer she thought it wase $30,000 onwar on a wardrobe whet was real money. she told the press to buzz off, saying she had to be wearing sable underwear for that much. from then, it was okay for whatever the first lady wanted to add to her wardrobe. the lefty wags went on about mrs. romney's $1,000 blouse, a scandal, but the $7,000 jacket mrs. obama wore to bummin bucklm palace drew nods of approval from the media. the ladies of the press really believe they're acting on principle, except that the principal is driven by envy, envy by a woman who managed to do exactly what their mothers told them, although they would never admit it, marry a good, preferably rich m

they suggest he might be a felon for his power at bain capital and the white house links mr. romney to a woman's death from cancer. are you comfortable with the tone of these set by your campaign? have you asked them to change your tone? >> first of all, i'm not sure that all those characterizations that you laid out were accurate. for example coming nobody accused mr. romney of being a felon. lou: it was the president's own deputy campaign manager suggesting more than once a romney may have committed a felony. the rhetoric may have energized the presence-based but at the risk of turning off independents igo will be key to victory in november. joining me now is the chairman of the republican national committee, rice previous, who is very busy. congratulations on being a new member of the ticket.cited he has excited conservatives. what is the broader reaction within the party as best as you can judge. o >> i can tell you one thing. well over seven and a half million dollars in the door,l small donations have been made in pau. ryan same. the basis is totally ecstatic.rp and cha

mr. allen about the landlord that was shot had been white, how do you think that would have impacted sympathy towards mr. hickman? >> want to take a few more questions? >> want to answer that? >> i don't know. this is the story as it unfolded. obviously it would have had some impact. this was a very racist city. you also have to say from the way that the police prosecuted the case remember that the coroner's jury recommended strongly that the police and the state attorney investigate the death of his children and they didn't lift a finger or do anything. one of the surviving sons from a fire four kids died but one of the oldest kids is still alive and lives on the west side of chicago. they promptly did nothing. on the other hand when james hickman shot and mortally wounded and killed david coleman the police acted very quickly and had him in cuffs that night and interrogated him and arrested him within a matter of two weeks had an indictment for murder and under the laws at the time would have been perfectly legal to execute him. from all of the survivors who witnessed the court proceedings

we have seen what it's like not to have a managerial expert at the white house. mr. was like a guy, a dog that caught the car. he was facing some really tough economy and employment issues. yet, he chose to spend the time on what he calls now obama care and dotd-frank. you need to fix what's wrong the country first before you start to implement social change and missed the opportunity. you need a hard-nosed guy. >> john, it seems some of the hard decisions also might provide an opportunity and certainly sound bites for the opposition if, indeed, those tough decisions like cutting costs, trimming things, laying people off, closing plants, et cetera, if those decisions have to be made. >> no question about it. in response to your question in the beginning, sue, an asset or a liability, it's both because the american people understand somebody's run a large enterprise. they can see positive executive managerial traits there but it's the case involved in multinational business and in some of the changes in the american economy that have taken place over the last 20 years

they will have a tour of the white house kitchen gardens. >> mrs. that campaign. cool for a kid to be out on the white house lawn eating, lunching with the first lady. >> kids eat free there. i love kids eat free rules. temperatures are good enough to get the kids out for the first part of the day if they are still home with you for summer it's going to be a little too hot later on. put on the spf 30 plus as we're going to see about 13 hours of sunshine today. the sun will set at 7:55 and pointing this out all morning our nights are getting shorter and our morning lows are cooler, will continue to be the case. but i wanted to start with this live look at san francisco. it's pea soup this morning. we have flight delays as a result at about one hour. so you want to keep that in mind. 6:48. we'll show you what san jose looks like. same situation, mostly cloudy. but we're going to see sunshine the next couple of hours in san jose, the same for the extreme east bay and we'll continue to be the trend as we head throughout noon. your numbers, a half mile vi

the white house chief of staff ignored the warnings of his own office of management and budget staff and failed to shut down solyndra, which cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. i think mr. lu in and the white house owe the american people an explanation as to why they squandered hundreds of millions of dollars. >> shepard: the white house says this was a merit-based decision and the president overwhelmingly believes it was the right decision to invest in clean energy technologies in this country. a key figure in the fast and furious gun sting controversy has left his job after report accused him of being derelict of his duty. william hoover used to be the deputy director of the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, explosives or firearms or atf. that agency coordinated the fast and furious operation. the gun sting was supposed to track weapons to mexican drug cartels but the feds did not track some of those weapons and bandits left two of them at the scene of a shootout in which border agent brian terry died. tuesday, republic lawmakers released a report criticizing the action of hoover and four of his colleagues. and an atf spokesman confirms hoover left the agency the same day

white house v. the supreme court." mr. toobin, went to concentrate on the versus prior. is there -- [inaudible] >> you bet there is. this is a moment where we have a liberal democratic resident and a conservative dominated the supreme court and issue after ratio, you see a real conflict. the >> what are some examples of the conflict? >> the most dramatic we have already seen is the case where the court struck down the miss from corporate giving campaigns, but in a broader sense, set in motion a process of tea regulating american campaigns. and in a remarkably vivid demonstration of the conflict, many people were a member of the 2010th save the union address, what the president attacked the spring court to their face and samuel alito and beyond and shook his head and said not true. and the supreme court often just an abstraction. what i loved was that was not abstract. it was concrete and he saw the conflict. of course the health care cases perhaps an an even greater conflict between the conservatives on the court and the a bomb administration. >> welcome overachieving th

mr. romney said attacks like that demean the white house. >> the obama campaign said your remarks seemed unhinged. your reaction to that? >> i am very measured. i can be much more dramatic, i think. i think unhinged would have to characterize what we've seen from the president's campaign. >> reporter: as evidence, his aides pointed to the obama's camp refusal to denounce an ad by an outside group. the commercial linked romney to an uninsured woman who died of cancer five years after romney's former company, bain capital, shuddered her husband's steel plant. >> and she passed away in 22 days. i do not think mitt romney realizes what he's done to anyone. >> reporter: the obama campaign called romney's accusation "particularly strange coming at a time when he's pouring tens of millions of dollars into negative ads that are demonstrably false." >> these folks on the other side, i mean, they're just writing $10 million checks. governor romney, obviously, has more friends than i do that can write $10 million checks. >> reporter: his campaign cited a pair of recent ads that accuse of president

mr. romney would offer in the white house. and the president has made that clear. >> this time they want even bigger tax cuts for the wealthiest americans. this time they want even deeper cuts to things like education and medicare and research and technology. this time they want to give banks and insurance companies even more power to do as they please. they have found a nominee for president who's promised to rubber stamp this agenda if he gets a chance. we can't give him the chance. not now. not with so much at stake. this isn't just another election. this is a make or break moment for america's middle class. >> so, folks, this is a make or break moment. we are in home stretch. just three months left until election day and the stakes have never been higher. or more serious. joining me now is nia malika henderson reporter for "the washington post." and margie omero. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> three months to go. will this election boil down to an issue of fairness? is the contrast in the economic policies and the

. >> first lady michelle obama hold the first ever kids dinner at the white house monday. >> buenos aires mrs. obama has invited 54 children between ages of 8 and 12 from all around the her let's part of move initiative aimed at stopping child of obesity. parents and children were asked healthy, affordable recipes, and submit them. the menu will feature some of those recipes. we have another hour of news. that starts right now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> republican vice-presidential hopeful paul ryan brings the race for the white house through e commonwealth. ahead