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"you betrayed me, pattie.d that we would handle this offline, and a good man is being ruined as a result," and he snapped his briefcase shut and stormed out of the room and said, "i resign." and one of the other directors said, "can we accept his resignation?" the general counsel said, "yes." he put the motion on the table. it was seconded and passed within seconds. >> and that was that? >> that was that. so, he drove off and ended up going onto his mega-yacht in the mediterranean, and i suspect he thought over the ensuing days that it was just unacceptable that he was off the board, jay was going to be off the board, and i was still chairman. >> after that, perkins blew the whistle on hp's leak investigation, and she says he began a campaign of deceit about he >> it was a disinformation -- a classic disinformation campaign, and he set the mind-set for basically everything that's believed about this right now. >> she says he sent out this e-mail disparaging her, and he influenced the media. >> the newsweek cov

. >> patti ann: steve, thank you. >> gregg: fight against voter fraud in a battle state. rick scott praising the obama administration for giving the state access to a federal database. homeland security department will now let florida check the federal list for people that are not u.s. citizens that will allow florida to verify the legitimacy of their rolls. >> patti ann: a teen organization in lowell, massachusetts is fighting to take part in the democratic process. vote 17 say they want a voice in local government. they are pushing for 17-year-olds to be allowed to vote in municipal elections and one state senator thinks it is a fine idea. >> for a number of years, many of us nobody comes out to vote and low voter turnout. so it's really refreshing to have young people say let us vote. >> this is something we want to do. this would be beneficial for us to do to kind of squash that whole culture of disengagement. no, this is something we want now. >> patti ann: the massachusetts secretary of state's office says a special ballot limited to locality elections is constituti

reporting live in oakland, patti lee, ktvu news. >> thank you, patti for that update. >>> we will be sports wrap. >>> good evening everyone and welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. the a's put on a long and fruitful day at the office and ended it in a way that leads all of baseball. pacific day at the coliseum oakland oaks against the raniers. for just a moment later, cespedes was finished for the day. bartolo colon was masterful for the day. colon went 8-2/3 innings. just 13 of his pitches

i am heather childers. >> i am patti ann browne. is 30 minutes after the hour. >> now it is time for your 5 at 5:30. top five stories making news at this hour. we start with extreme weather thunderstorms pounding the northeast downing trees and knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of people. possible tornadoes were reported in pennsylvania and new york. officials in pennsylvania confirming one woman was killed when a tree smashed down in her car. heavy rain and winds forcing 900 flights to be canceled all across the country. weather officials say the storms were brought on by the hot and humid weather that has been hitting the nation. >>> a woman in massachusetts literally jumps for her life to escape a man who broke into her house. take a listen to her call for help. >> he is in front of my bathroom window. >> he broke into the home while she was asleep on the couch. in order to get away she told him she needed to use the bathroom that's when she made the jump from the bathroom window and she later called 911. they found him

i am patti ann browne. >> i am ainsley earhardt. it is monday july 23rdrd. >> colorado and the rest of the nation are remembering the victims of the midnight movie massacre. ♪ >> family members, friends and other loved ones had a heartbreaking vigil inyesterday. >> dave briggs is live in aurora with the information for us. >> when you read the cover of the denver post the local paper says it all. this is a bit strange my home town aurora, colorado. wint to high school 8 miles from this theater at smoky hills high school. i can tell everyone is indeed hurting. that is the mood. people are starting to tufrn the page starting to rally together come together and try to move on. not be angry not be vengeful but to show the best of humans in the wake of this tragedy. they had the vigil last night hundreds of people gathering together to honor the victims not just the 12 killed in if the shooting at the midnight show the other night but also the 58 injured. after every name the name was called the crowd cheered. they are saying we are not

i am here with fox newschannel anchor patti ann browne. and if it is friday, it can only mean one thing. another visit from acclaimed british theater actor roberts. alongside patrick stewart in the stage adeptation of "magic mike." and joining me right next to me is kurt loder. his latest book "the good, the bad and the god awful." and his debts are immense and he rarely makes sense. our new york times correspondent. go ahead and get it over with, pinch. >> happy -- well i recent that. that is frog's speech for i love you more than i love taxing the rich at 75%. >> french fry. >> yes, intern porch, that is indeed a french fry you ate earlier. although you know they were invented in belgium, yes? >> no. me need to make a boom boom in little boy's room now because me eat french fry. >> damn that small digestive system. andy? >> what the hell was that? >> if you were listening, you would learn that porch had a french fry and now has to make a boom boom. >> we are meeting at 8:00 a.m. in the morning. >>> did obama fail at telling us a tale? in

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first we go to patti who is live. looks like she decided to join thousands of others trying to cool off. >> reporter: a lot of extreme hydration measures going on out here, frank, today. an estimated 4,000 people came here to water world california to beat the heat. but as you're about to see, not everyone around the county was as lucky. cleaning up the boulevard is hard, dirty work, even more so on one of the hottest days of the year. >> i'm doing this because -- just community service. >> reporter: he admits he may not be fully prepared for today's triple-digit temperatures. >> i did not know it was going to be this heat. >> reporter: he has sunglasses and water but no hat and no sunscreen. >> i did not come prepared, that's for sure. >> reporter: this lafayette city worker, six years on the job, says he's keeping an eye on his charge and his crew. workers say the two ten-minute breaks will likely stretch a few minutes so there's time to cool down in the shade. a few miles away, sun lovers of the four-legged, short-

if you have a cow please appreciate him today. >> come on patti anne.cial birthday doughnuts krispy kreme. >> these are the original glazed. they a they are special birthday doughnuts. if you buy any dozen they will give you this whole dozen for free. if you walk into a starbucks between 12 and 3 you get a free refresher their new drink. dress like a cow gened into chik-fil-a they will give you a free meal. >> you have that cow uniform. >> lauren simonetti business network, thank you. >> you can pay 5 bucks and get a chicken sandwich. you don't have to dress up like a cow. >> time now to brew on this. >> you probably heard of this story the outfits olympians will be wearing are made in china. harry reid is talking. >> i am so upset i think the olympic committee should be ashamed of themselves they should be embarrassed they should take all of the uniforms put them in a pile and burn them. >> the olympic team says they are proud of their part cher ship with raleful lauren. they didn't address the reports of why they were made in china. that brings us to

i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am patty ann brown. 29 minutes after the hour. >> yes it is. tribute in aurora, colorado. ♪ >> the somber vigil taking place ahead of today's court appearance for the suspected shooter. dave briggs is live with the report. dave back in his home town. >> it was very strange to be back in my home town. i recognize so many people are hurting. they are taking the next step in aurora, colorado when james holmes returns to court he will be informed of his rights. that will be a brief hearing. but you have really got a sense of the passion of this community last night at the vigil. thousands of people coming together to honor the 12 people killed in the midnight shooting 58 others injured. we should mention 9 are still in critical condition. that count unfortunately could go up. >> so many people are asking why th in this community. it may be impossible to arrive at an explanation that would make sense to us. here's what he said about the spirit of this town and how they are dealing with the tragedy this morning. >> it is not the simplest act of viole

. >>> good morning patti ann. everybody gets a tax break except for the top 2 percent of earners in america under the president's tax plan which was approved the democratically controlled senate on wednesday. many view that vote as meaningless because it is sure to die with the republican house. >> the only thing that is going to prevent the vast majority of americans from not seeing a tax increase next year is if the house doesn't act. i would urge the house of representatives to do the right thing and i am going to make sure that my cabinet members amplify that message in the days to come. >> but the right thing to most republicans and the house is to extend the bush air tax. just like mr. obama the speaker of the house john boehner feels the same sense of urgency to make some kind of a deal here quickly fill the prospect of massive tax hikes around hanging over everyone's head for the rest of 2012. >> we have been making this case all year that we ought to extend all of the current tax rates. it's an issue in t

patty. >> reporter: kids push each other here at this skate park kids are daring each other to try new tricks but here the consequences are obvious. this is different because this is taking hold on the internet where the outcome is not always obvious. they delight in challenging each a. >> always who can climb higher, who can run faster. >> reporter: pushing limit social security part of growing up. >> today we are going to -- do the challenge. >> reporter: the game called salt and ice challenge, gaining popularity may be going to far. just look at the photograph of this 12-year-old boy with second degree burns on his back from ice and salt exposure. videos explain the point of the challenge to see how long a person can stand it. drinking purell but this is my first time hearing about this. >> reporter: the photograph is popping up all effort internet today. experts hope the exposure will be a tederrant but also worry it could make it worse. >> in one sense the best possible outcome. this kid is famous so i hesitate to talk about it because it's making the outcome worse. >> reporter: l

our patty lee was in court today as the teen faced a judge. she joins us live from the courthouse with the emotional reaction to these developments, patty? >> reporter: it was a tearful afternoon here at the courthouse. family members on both sides wept when they heard the charges read. >> overwhelmed with emotion. hazel lawrence could barely speak after leaving the courtroom and facing the man accused of killing her grandson. >> i want to know who did it, why they do it,. >> reporter: prosecutors say 23-year-old was murdered last november after gang members fired on a group shooting a music video in a parking lot in west oakland. >> members of the acorn gang inspired to shoot people they thought were rival gang members. in total they shot nine victims. >> reporter: after an 8 month investigation three suspects in the shootout, caught on tape, were finally named today. 32-year-old deonte huff, haouft an nathanian iii and frederick coalman who the police say fired the shot who killed the baby. he will be tried as an adult. >> >> reporter: his g

patti ann is going to tell us about it. >> harry reid saying the u.s.mpic team's uniforms should be burned after reports they were made in china. what do you think should be done with the uniforms. we have some of your responses right now. sierra tweeted us, burn them. the uniforms don't even look pat patriotic or american. grace tweeted us they should use the out sourced uniforms this year but get made in usa ones for the next olympics. finally on facebook, donate them to the needy. thanks to everyone who responded. you can keep them coming sending them at fox frien foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com or tweet us. >> it is time now at 53 after the hour. check out this video. is it enough to make you think twice behind the wheel. one town hopes so. we will tell you their plan coming up next. it's your word of the day all scrambled up. can you figure this one out? stick around for the answer. anna, do you know it? >> i wish i did. >> >> approximate we'll look at the good, bad and ugly. military brides to be getting a nice gift. a bridal boutique in georgia is gi

. >> i am patti ann browne. the first top five stories making news at this hour. president obama's top advisors find out who is behind a recent rash of security leaks. the white house fell under suspicion after they mysteriously became unclassified after a foiled not and attack on iran. house lawmakers launching their own investigation after attorney

that's the part that patty murray was talking about. that becomes a tax cut after january 1.t of this deal. and believe me, they all want to make that happen quickly. >> thank you both for joining me tonight. >> my pleasure. >> send us your designs for the last word's off the cliff campaign button. you can also post it on our facebook page or e-mail us. i'm going to show you my button right now. i had it on last night. even today, we worked on a little redesign. got a better exclamation point today. kind of more modern font. a little tilt and and energy to it. we're not satisfied. you can get a little screen grab of that at home and work on it, make it better. we're willing to update it as we go along. and coming up, the freedom mitt romney wants to take away, the freedom to browse. that's in "the rewrite." [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill

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. >> marissa broke the news of her pregnancy exclusively to patty seller.ng, charlie. >> marissa, how does she view this or is it an issue for her? >> you know, when she called me the other night and said, i saved a piece of the story for you, i'm pregnant. i was shocked. and she was so calm about it. it was amazing. she told me that this has been a very easy pregnancy. her first. she has nothing to compare it to and it's been interesting here at brainstorm tech because there are a lot of high-powered women here who are mothers. and i have to say, many of them think that she's naive. that she's -- she thinks that she's going to be able to juggle one of the hardest ceo jobs in the country and first time motherhood. but i have to say, this issue of young women not being aggressive enough and risk taking enough with their careers and not leaning into their careers has been such an issue for the last couple of years. and marissa mayer, who has been a role model, is now a new kind of role model for young women. >> i absolutely agree with that, patty sellers. goo

pretty interesting patty ann. >> tiny book.that's for sure. >>> is your e-mail the first thing you pick up in the morning and last thing you look atlanta night? our next guest says unplugging from technology can make you more efficient at work. joining us is the founder and ceo of aim leadership. she is also the author of over wired a very interesting book. she is dr. camille preston. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> we feel like we are getting a lot done we are busy all of the time. multi-tasking is slowing us down. >> we are living in a world that is always on always connected and fundamentally changing who and how we are. we are living in this over wired world it's not necessarily making us happier. >> you point out in the book there's way too much information out there, way much more than we can take in. we have to prioritize what we are going to consume. >> absolutely. that's a new muscle a new skill that people have to learn is trying to filter and focus and identify what is it that matters most. >

i am patti ann browne. >> i am heldather childers. it is wednesday july 25th. >> the top five stories making news at this hour. the man accused in the horrific movie theater massacre remains in solitary confinement. prosecutors continue to go build their case against james holmes. christian bale stopped a colorado medical center to meet with survivors of the rampage and to thank the hospital staff for all of their work. bail also paying tribute to the victims by attending a memorial outside of the theater. good news this morning katie medley a pregnant woman who escaped the massacre without injury gave birth to a baby boy hugo jackson medley. hugo's dad is fighting for his life. he lost his right eye in the shooting and has brain damage. >>> new analysis by the congressional budget office will shrink a little but still costs a staggering amount. states being allowed to opt out of medicaid will reduce the deficit by $84 billion over the next 10 years. that bring the cost of the healthcare law down to $1.2 trillion much more than the 94

i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather cheryleds. it is friday july 9th ment you are watching "fox & friends first". >> the top five stories making news at this hour. a violent weekend in afghanistan. this morning the taliban is claiming responsibility for roadside bombing that killed 6 american troops there. they died when the tank they are riding in drove over a bomb in the eastern part of the country just over kabul. this comes after several attacks sunday at least 18 civilians and five afghan policemen were killed in separate incidents. >> much relief could be in store for us for the deadly heat wave blamed for 40 deaths across the country. illinois especially hard hit with 18 deaths confirmed in one county alone. a cold front moving through the south and mid atlantic. >> another legal show down against voter fraud. eric holder trying to block texas from requiring voters from having a valid state issued photo id. it's a simple way to make sure only eligible voerts vote. holder said it is unfair to hispanic voters. comes from rese

patti lee is live at the scene with the latest, patti. >> reporter: we had a chance to talk to sergeantene. the jack london theater has been evacuated, washington blocked off while police try to figure out what happened. you can see little cones everywhere where shells have been found. we're told that five people were injured. please believe these are probably teenagers because three of them drove themselves to children's hospital and two were transported by ambulance to other hospitals in the area. police right now are actually working on exactly who went where and what injuries have been sustained here. now witnesses told us earlier that it was chaos. >> a lot of scattering, a lot of yelling. actually the door was so congested people were getting trampled and it was terrible. >> reporter: police say no one is in custody. we asked about the suspects anything that may have led up to the shooting and they have not really had a chance to speak to anyone involved. they have been talking to witnesses. we have also heard from and sergeant ming tells us that when he has more information he wi

patty brown promoted to captain. kevin dowdell. and patrick o'keefe.heir families and colleagues and also by jose giagos who developed a lasting friendship with the men who saved his life. >> i don't have any words to express how i feel about these guys. they live in my heart. i carry them in a very special part of my heart. >> although he now lives in his native colombia, he has come back to the building where he once feared his life would end. >> it was very hot. there was a lot of smoke coming out of all the windows. >> and we have a surprise waiting for him. on the corner of 7th avenue and 48th street. >> oh, man. >> hi. >> how are you? >> it's kevin shay now retired and living in montana. shay and giagos haven't seen each other for many years. >> what a great surprise. >> yeah. >> wow, man, i'm so happy to see you. >> yes. it's a great surprise. >> for these two men, the experience on the 12th floor of this building has created a bond that will never fade away. >> doesn't it feel much better once you know you're not alone? >> oh, yes. >> almost ev

patty murray has a ransom demand. raise tax cuts on the upper brackets or else. johnson tells us whether the gop will negotiate with tax kidnappers. we'll be right back. >>> all right. we're trying to straighten out some technical stuff with senator ron johnson. stay with me. i want to talk about the interview today with mr. timothy geithner who i respect and admire. he has a point of view i don't share. i just want to underscore that. we talked about it earlier in the show. look, i'm a reagan supply sider. that's no surprise to viewers of the show. i want the kind of tax reform, low marginal tax rates. get rid of the exemptions and deductions. geithner said something nice about me on that point when we were interviewing. now, let me stop and put a zipper on it here. i think we are going to go back to senator johnson interview. stay with us. thank you for your patience. are democrats playing fiscal cliff chicken? washington state senator patty murray says if we can't raise tax rates on the upper brackets, democrats are prepared to let all the bush-obama tax cuts

imperious >> i am patti ann browne. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you for watching kags fokts and frien-- "fox & friend. >> it was like the sun exploded that description coming from the witness who caught the exact moment when a train derailed exploding into a massive fireball. >> (bleep). >> come on. >> 90,000 gallons of ethanol exploded when 11 cars derailed columbus, ohio. two people were hurt during a second explosion walking along the tracks to investigate. the cause of the crash may have been a mechanical failure. >>> after spending a decade behind bars to get osama bin laden's body guard and driver is now a free man. he is in his country of sudan. he confessed to charges of conspiracy and supporting terrorism. his release is the first detainee convicted under the obama administration's revised policy to be transferred back home. >>> george zimmerman will be released later today. this is a first look at what fb,i agents had in their investigation. sglirm man says he shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin in self dpeens. >>> for the f

patti anne? >> buyer beware. when you are signing up for a credit card what tricks the up their sleeves. vera gibbons has five credit cards you want to avoid. >> first you save 0 percent. you are seeing 0 percent balance transfer offers out there. in order to get them you have to have really good credit mid 700s in that range. secondly the 0 percent interest rate does not necessarily apply to new purchases. those could be at much higher interest rate. you have to make a concerted effort to pay off the balance within the introductory period. it's as long as 21 months. >> watch out for late fees. >> they are out there. they are also penalty rates that could take you right to the default rate if you are late just once. lookout for all of this kind of thing. there are damages to your credit. >>> also fixed rates are not always fixed. >> a lot of us have variable rate cards these days if you are subject in the marketplace. if you have a fixed rate card all that means is the issuer has to be noticed they are raising th

and i think when you couple that with your points about patty murray's strategy, which is one that indorse -- i don't love it, but i endorse it. i think it's the right way to go. maybe there's some light on the other side of this cliff, if you'll excuse the metaphors. >> and jared, i just want to clarify the technical point of what was actually voted on today. because i've kind of lazily described it as a vote for a tax increase. but, technically, technically, where we are now in law, it's different. since the law is currently written that on january 1st, all tax rates will go up, what the democrats actually voted for today was a tax reduction for all -- starting on january 1st, for all of the rates below the top tax rates. and they simply did not vote for a tax reduction on the top rates. and so claire mccaskill and some of the democrats that the republicans wanted to dare into casting that vote can very honestly claim what they voted for today was actually a tax cut. >> right. and, in fact, interestingly, and the president alluded to this, 98% of households would benefit from that

and i think we should -- i think we should cheer them both on. >> hi, patty.t of strong feelings on this subject because we talk about young women are not being aggressive enough in their careers. cheryl sandberg of facebook has talked about the ambition gap, that's part of the problem why we don't have more female ceos. isn't part of that then that some of the current ceos stop judging one another and saying she's naive? i think judging the choices that other women make in their careers has got to stop. >> well, you're right. women can be their own worst enemies. you know, there used to be this complex in corporate america called the queen bee complex. the idea was there's only so much room for any of us, and if i help another woman, i am risking my own chance to get to the top. that phenomenon is not as much of an issue as it used to be because, frankly, there are more women at the top. and honestly, most companies want to promote more women. you know, we've been talking at brainstorm tech here about the dirth of women in tech companies. i was moderating a t

. >> haygood morning heather and patty ann. good morning. we are continuing to see the warm temperatures across the central plains. we have been seeing them into the triple digits. right now 87 degrees in kansas city 89 in the city of st. louis. feeling the warmth out there. we will see the heat wave breaking down cooler air off to the west continues to push eastward. otherwise further off toward the east 72 in the city of rail leigh north carolina. 104 kansas city, 101 in dallas. 86 with high temperature with sunshine. get out and enjoy it. it will knotted be lasting for too much longer. we have the heat across parts of the planes in plains into the midwest. heat warnings into wisconsin southern minnesota into georgia. a large area of the country that is going to feel heat index values over the city. it feels muggy as you head into the evening hours. somehows across the great lakes into interior portions of the northeast. some of that precip that i gos will come in the form of thunderstorms that could have large hail damaging wind gusts if

patty was sick, losing her house. >> in 30 days, long story short, raised $20,000, patty died with dignity with her family, friends and hose pill. >> reporter: at her home? >> at her mom. >> reporter: it created a fire inside her. >> i get hundreds of e-mails a day. >> reporter: she spends most of her days setting up fund-raisers, soliciting donations looking for those willing to help. >> when i think of the kids, the men, the women that have been affected by this, and i get emotional. >> today she has six nearly full-time volunteers. they raise money through concerts and races, money john smith and his family of five needed after he was diagnosed with brain cancer. >> if it weren't for them, we would be out on the street. >> reporter: what is your slogan? your motto? >> one person can make a difference, but together we can change the world. >> reporter: a world of difference for so many families in new market, maryland, melissa mollet, news4. >>> there's going to be a big party tonight at the british embassy. >>> meteorologist doug kammerer is there live, and he's got some company too, ri

heather and patty ann. >>> half of the country may be seeing relief from the deadly heat. the cooler weather can bring a whole other set of problems. haygood morning everyone. we have a cold front pushing southward and we will be bringing in temperatures that will be closer to where we should be at this time of the year. across the midwest and great lakes. we will be enjoying temperatures across the mid 80s near normal for this time of year. we will be bringing in risk for severe weather. also a lot of humidity you are looking at heat advisories in effect here. heat index values are still possible over 100 degrees. we are seeing heavy rain from the storm system early this morning outside of the dc area. grab the umbrella as you head out the door you are going to need it today. scattered storms well across kentucky, tennessee, parts of arkansas even into oklahoma and kansas large area of the country looking at scattered moisture here and there with downpours. we are bringing in a risk of severe weather. across virginia, north carolina and northern parts of south carolina fl

y estuvimos con jaime cuando descubrimos a otra actriz, patty navidad, es un personaje importante, pattysilencio! voy a decir que llegÓ el doctor, y llegÓ el momento de poner el botox, y todos se quieren poner, y llegÓ el momento de... >>> me siento como en "nuestra belleza latina." >>> vamos a ver. >>> el ganador lo sabremos... >>> ni lo digas. >>> que le enseÑe... >>> dilo. (gritos) >>> ven acÁ corazÓn de melocotÓn. aplausos. no sean envidiosas. >>> ahÍ estÁ el cirujano cosmÉtico chino... >>> adelante paola. >>> y vamos a hablar sobre lo que es el botox. >>> es una sustancia diluida de la toxina botolino, es una sustancia alterada y diluida, y relaja los mÚsculos. mucha gente cree que estira y paraliza, relaja, serÍa uno de los beneficios. >>> pero hay riesgos? >>> lo mÁs importante pregunto si tiene alergia a los huevos, y preguntar si tiene alergia a productos de leche de vaca. >>> se pierde la emociÓn y me quedo sin la emociÓn. >>> no duele? >>> no duele nada. >>> no va a sentir nada. lo primero es tratar eliminar los nÚmeros 11 o las lÍneas que hace que se vea con las cejas fruncid

patty is live, and you spoke to the suspect in this dog killing case and he told you why he felt he had to do it. >> reporter: that's right. that dog was just 12 pounds, about the same size and the same breed as this little guy, but the defendant told me he felt so threatened he had to reach for the first thing he could use as a weapon to subdue it. >> the size of his clothes. >> reporter: 16-year-old natally salazar is keeping the sweater she bought for her pet, glovesies, so named because his paws looked like little gloves. the miniature poodle died in march after he was beaten by the next door neighbor. >> it was sad because the right side of his eye was covered in blood. >> reporter: marcus totatay is facing animal cruelty charges for hitting him repeatedly, crushing his skull with a brick. >> i didn't look, i went like this to something. >> you didn't hit it multiple times? >> no. >> reporter: when we caught up with him at the courthouse this afternoon, he told us he acted in self defense. >> the dog, he tried to bite me, you know, and i'm just scared because i have my kids and my

and doing the patty murray plan, letting them all expire would be fiscal insanity. >> mort? >> the economy is very weak. all of the major numbers in the economy have really rolled over. they really tilted. and the economy now is much weaker than anybody expected. given the fact that we had $5 trillion in total fiscal stimulus. the lowest monetary rates we've ever had. the most fiscally stim tive monetary policy and something is not working. something fundamental is wrong in the economy, frankly. a lot of it is we had too much debt. and there is still deleveraging going on. particularly for the american families. they have lost 40% of their equity in their homes. and which is a huge number. and we've never seen that kind of a number. except for the great depression. and the policies that we have followed are simply not properly structured in my judgment to do whatever we could. nevertheless, we are where we are. we have to do something. because we face the problem of a long, long period of a very, very weak economy. it is much weaker than most people think. >> chairman bernan

reporting live in fremont, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have new information about a police chase that injured two people in san francisco. police have identified the driver as 32-year-old randall evans of antioch. he was driving erratically, police say, around 9:00 last night. there was a brief chase. officers decided it wasn't safe and ended the pursuit. a few blocks later, evans crashed into a miata and injured two people inside. evans is wanted on a federal weapons warrant. >>> to some new video of a roll over accident on interstate 880, which happened just before 6:00 in dickson. one person may have been thrown from the vehicle. the chp says traffic there on 80 is extremely slow at this hour as investigators and emergency responder work to clear the wreckage from the highway. >>> to the south bay where police have arrested at least 11 men today in what they're calling operation chicken hawk. they call it the largest bust of child pornography suspects in northern california head. our janine delavega was there. >> reporter: police throughout san jose and the county surpri

game. >> the porky thing. >> no. >> the other one. >> vegetable patty. >> fried vegetable patty.and squeaks in the pan when you're frying it. >> we should build up. we are on our final question and now it's double or nothing. >> you might have heard of shepard's pie, a typical british casserole. the topping is it crushed potato chips, mashed potatoes. >> mashed potatoes. >> it's mashed potatoes. >> you said crushed. >> no. i said mashed potatoes. >> the winner is -- >> the score is 5-1. >> so the winner is kathie lee. >> what do you get? >> pimm's. >> the runner up gets lemon curd. >> lemon curd? >>> next, a great, great author, emily giffin is with us with a terrific book. >> but first this is "today" on nbc. chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. another cup of coffee? how long is this one going to last? forty-five minutes? an hour? well... listen. 5-hour energy lasts a whole lot of hours. take one in the afternoon, and you'll feel alert and energized 'til the cows come home. it's packed with b-vitam

i suppose -- i support patty murray and the president.f you agree with grover norquist, you had better be held to what you agree to with the sequestration. guest: i did not vote for sequestration. i did not feel that was irresponsible way to conduct our government. it was announced this was not going to happen. it would put the american people at risk. i did not vote for that. i think it is wrong. it was promised by the president that somehow the super committee would work. that is why he signed the bill. we do not need to follow the greek example. we have seen the consequence on television. what happens when you have economic crisis? people have lost their lives. we know with record unemployment in michigan, which the president is overseen, that many families are destroyed. there is in their homes. they are breaking up. we need to be working to create jobs. we should be working together. i appreciate your view on that. we need to be working together. we can work together. we should not allow the future of our country to give the appearan