and even gets in chef ramsey's face. you can see how all that ends when you watch the premier of hell's kitchen next tuesday july 21st at 8:00 right here on fox 45. >>> it was a big night for michael phelps. last night awards. tell you how many trophy the champion walked away with coming up next in sports. >>> >> welcome back. one more all star break off night for the orioles who resume the season tomorrow night with the first 3 against the white sox and chicago. they are hoping for a big second half from all those kids. yes, ferguson. the 23-year-old right hander was thought to have major league talent but safe to say he has thoroughly surprised the oriole with his performance since april 21. he has those feel he might be the orioles best pitcher right now. dave tremblay obviously pleased but wants to see more before aninetying ferguson his ace. >> he's going to be pitching on the road. a lot the second half. he will be pitching in this division the second half. that will be the challenge for him because there will be a

what does dave ramsey not like about that?> well, the first thing that dave ramsey does not like about it is the government getting involved and taking money and redistributing it, and other example of socialism with the green idea. i used to drive a clunker. i saved up money, and i bought a better clunker, and then i saved up money, and i bought another clunker. it was an amazing idea that i actually paid as i went and did not buy a new car until i had some substantial money. neil: these days, of course, you are a conglomerate, but these days, you pay cash. you do not like monthly payments. >> since i went broke 20 years ago, neil, i have not had a car payment. i drove a $200 car for some months during 1 period, and i saved up, and then i got a $1,000 car, and then i saved up, and i got a $3,000 car. it is what your grandmother did. it used to be called common sense. you get a guy jumping from a $2,000 automobile into a much higher priced car, and that is because the government is incentivizing stupidity. neil: i never though

>> well, commissioner ramsey and i believe in constant and consistent training. that is part of the key to effective policing. and i'm sure that he has reaffirmed to his command staff and on down the line that that kind of incident or notion of any kind of profiling is unacceptable and will get reaffirmed in the continuous training programs that we have here in philadelphia. >> michael nutter, the mayor of philadelphia. thank you very much. >> andrea, thank you so much. >>> and coming up, the senate finance committee is inching closer to a deal, but at the expense of the president's top priority. senator chuck grassley, the committee's ranking republican about a potential compromise, also member of the judiciary committee and voted against sonia sotomayor. >>> and this programming note, for the first time, we will be broadcasting live from africa next week as secretary of state hillary clinton embarks on her seven-nation trip. so don't miss it. this is "andrea mitchell reports," only on msnbc. ♪ that r relationships and hurt your pride ♪ ♪ it's the credit roller

he is the star of the fox business network's powerful lineup, dave ramsey joins us.you die without a will. the state will determine your assets for you, right? >> that is exactly right, which is always a dumb idea to let the government run your life, even after you die, so, yes, about 70% of americans are walking around without a will, and it is just dumb, because it costs your family a lot of extra hard 8. the more complicated and big your estate, the more the will to have some substance to it -- it cost her family a lot of extra heartache -- it costs and your family -- costs your family. you can go to a website to do this. at least tell them where things are so they are not in the backyard with a shovel. not having a basic estate plan. i tell you, this is a reminder to do it. brian:ç people think they are strapped for cash. "i cannot afford the lawyer to do it." you can print out the forms and sign it on the cheek. >> you want to go to a website and get a state-specific we will -- signed on the cheap -- sign it on the cheap. >> he wanted go to a website and get a

mike ramsey reports on the automobile industry for bloomberg news.ing to you, mike. >> good morning. >> let's get to numbers of people right now taking part in this. it began on friday. do you know how effective it is? >> so far, there's been a great turnout. dealers that i've talked to expect that the money -- $1 billion that finances this program will quickly be extinguished probably well before the november 1st cut-off date. >> let's look at requirements for cars. it has to be less than 25 years old, it has to get 18 miles per hour or less, has to be in drivable condition, continuously insured and registered for 12 months. now under this program, mike, the consumers can buy domestic or foreign cars, but is the incentive behind here to buy u.s. cars? >> well, i think that the incentive was put in place because production and sales of automobiles was incredibly low by historical standards and this is part of a stimulus effort to really not only sell cars and help dealerships but to get factories producing again and to get people back to work who hav

>>reporter: gordon ramsey continue with his annex during tonight season 6 premier. hot tempered chef meets his match in a fiery contestant. that's not the only spice you will see in the kitchen this season. >> for me the big assignment in season 6 we had the past winner back judging. yes. 2 or 3 challenges across season 6. >>reporter: you can see the season 6 premier of hell's kitchen tonight at 8:00 right here on fox 45. >> after spending 13 years in fort lauderdale for spring training the orioles could be packing up and moving elsewhere. we have got the breaking details coming up next in sports. >>> you like it? no...i love it! and the maryland jobs it provides. it's not just the future. it's life. >> welcome back. i'm bruce cunningham with training camp set to open in just 5 days. ravens still trying to figure out what to do about the gap left by retired mason. they are holding try out camp for 4 receivers. we know dj is one of them. this evening we have another name for you and that is a name drew bennett. eight year veteran his best season was in 2004 when he g

clay ramsey on my right will present the findings on a set of issues, including the public's views of the conflict in the swat valley and of the pakistani taliban, also attitudes about the war in afghanistan and at tudes about the role of the u.s. in the region. clay is director of research and has worked extensively of studies of public opinion in south asia, and recently a study of attitudes about the conflict in kashmir. christine will present some particularly interesting regional differences on pakistani attitudes. pakistani's ethnic mitchell is crucial in understanding his politics and relation to neighbors. we will understand it is important to understanding attitudes to the uniformity and the taliban as well. christine is a specialist in south asia. she has traveled. to afghanistan and pakistan. currently she is a currently political scientist at the rand corporation and previously was at the u.s. institute of peace. some of her ideas went into the development of the questionnaire for this study. and finally, steven is a senior fellow in foreign policy development at the brook

dave ramsey is the host of the dave ramsey show on fox business network.g to you, dave. >> good morning, guys. steve: what does it mean. >> well, we kind of predicted this whack in april. we could see that the thing that led us into this recession was housing. and the real estate in general. and we were saying and lot of other people were saying that housing was going to lead us out. it's not really surprising. basically we have got a bunch of people standing on the sidelines or have been standing on the sidelines that are now entering the game. and we have got about a year's worth of pentagon up demand of people who would have been buying houses but weren't because they were freaked out and they are buying now. brian: let's go to some of the emails similar topic. >> well, we always recommend a 15 year mortgage. we have found that 100% of the time you pay it off in 100 years or less people who take out 30 year mortgage and promise to pay it in 15 prom dresses and transmissions go out. you never do what you promise to do. >> well, there is certainly a whole

it's wednesday, and that means it's ramsey day, dave ramsey, host "the dave ramsey show," coincidenceornia. good morning, dave. >> well, she's there now. what i would recommend she does is completely cancel the reverse mortgage if she can because hertious worth more than she'll ever get out of this. reverse mortgages are not a good deal. they're very high in fees, crummy interest rates, and that's the one that aren't a con. a large percentage have consteres associated with them. some of the reverse mortgages, she is correct, do take the house upon death, and that settles the death. brian: robert wagner makes it sound so reasonable. >> nope. not legally. they can obviously make your wife's life miserable which is very similar to making your life miserable. brian: you're not going to get dinner until her cards are paid off. gretchen: let's check in with dawn from colorado. >> you fix car right now because you don't have the money to move. obviously if you sole it and can get out of it, that would be ok, too. you may get a cheaper beater that's actually operating better than this one is.

dave ramsey, he knows everything about cash.bama is apparently not that familiar with his own health care proposal. listen. >> you know, i have to say that i am not familiar with the provision you are talking about. let me speak for the obama administration. alisyn: what is the truth? will they get provisions under the new plan? we have a truth seeker. brian: how much faith belongs in classrooms? the center of the question is in texas. tucker carlson will be here. hey bets, can i borrow a quarter? sure, still not dry? i'm trying to shrink them. i lost weight and now some clothes are too big. how did you do it? simple stuff. eating right and i switched to whole grain. whole grain... studies show that people who eat more whole grain tend to have a healthier body weight. multigrain cheerios has five whole grains... and 110 calories per lightly sweetened serving. more grains. less you. multigrain cheerios. the dodge chrysler and jeep summer clearance is here, and it's the best time to get some of the best deals. get in now and get t

>> gordon ramsey continued his hot headed antics during the season six premiere. the angry chef met his match in a fiery contestant tonight. and not the only spice you will see in the kitchen this season. >> for me the biggest time in season six is all the other contestants were back judging. >> watch "hell's kitchen" tuesday at 8:00, right here on fox 45 news. >> the orioles tried to avenge the 9th inning loss to the yankees. and find out where the new home will be that molds and adheres to your teeth better... ...giving you a dramatically whiter smile. whitening that fits any life and every smile. new crest whitestrips advanced seal. . >> here is a final look at the forecast tomorrow. clouds gathering through the afternoon. chance for some showers and thunderstorms. about 40 percent chance. temperatures are going to get up to around 90. hot and muggy day out there. holding onto the heat for the next couple of days. 87 thursday. 60 percent chance for showers and thunderstorms. ' as a frontal boundary pushes through. friday holding on to warm temperatures, but coo

>> you can watch hell's kitchen tonight at 8:00 on fox 45 45. >> we were discussing gordon ramsey.is not an act. i was passing him by on a hallway. let me say that my interview included keither sutherland. gordon just passing him, i didn't even know what to say. i walked right by and didn't say hello and he didn't. >> did he complain. >> and he just walked through that hall. >> and this is the real gordon. >> i wonder what he would say about my t vfl t.v. din dinners. >> probably not so much. >> you stand up to him. >> we were saying the people who watch this show, really love it. this is a pretty popular show. >> i don't understand the people whoa go on the show knowing his personality and knowing that he is going to attack them in that way. i don't know that that would work well for me [ laughter ] >> it wouldn't work well for me, but that is why i would go on the show. >> just to strike back. >> i wouldn't last long, i can tell you that and neither would ramsey. >>> let's tell you what is happening weather wise. looking at showers and thunderstorms later in the day. 83 degrees f

and ramsey at south monroe. as far as delays go, there is a look at your drive times and your speeds on the top and the west sides of the beltway. just about 10 and 6 miles per hour below the posted speed limit. also slow between 895 and the toll plaza. there is a live look at the west side. west side all clear at wilkins avenue. top side, no delays yet at green spring. this traffic report is brought to you by geico. log onto geico.com or call 1- 800-947-auto. back over to you. >>> a gesture of openness amid a spirit of celebration. >> it is bastille day in france. looks a little different this year. france asked germany and india to participate in this country as the country looks to build military partnerships. and french companies hope this will create new buyers for their military supplies. >>> after one day of rest, tour de france resumes today. seven-time winner lance armstrong remains eight seconds off the lead. he still is a contender, but this comeback may be more difficult than he thought it would be.

dave ramsey on some warning signs for school shoppers. ??ç neil: welcome back.he best way to save money when you are shopping for your kids? let's hear from dave ramsay. dave, this is the time of year where you start -- i love school supply shopping myself. >> you have a real collection of no. 2 pencils. neil: a lot of people looking at a price do not like it. this year is a little weirder. you can get a little too tempted here. >> exactly. anytime you are shopping for anything, have a really solid list of exactly what you do need and you do not need. if it is not on the list, stay away from it. they know how to position the shelves and the colors. they know how to do the aisle designs. it is the old put the meat and milk in the back corner of the grocery store. you were seeing much more sophisticated moves than that. go in with a plan or you will leave without your money. neil: what if people say, eventually i wanted to buy a laptop and i realize that these things are going away for a couple hundred dollars. i want to get one. what do you say? >> if you have th

mike ramsey with block berg news, thank you, mike. >> thanks very much. >>> for all your golfers goingble shot. this is on the 15th hole of the pga canadian open par three, his ball lands, rolls back, hits another ball, rolls right in for a hole in one. it earned him a prize, a shiny red bmw convertible. talk about cruising. ncer ] introducing a revolution in stain removal. new tide stain release. it's an advanced in-wash booster that works with your detergent to help remove the toughest stains the first time. new tide stain release. available in duo pack, liquid or powder. ( feedback ) ( burger clears throat ) ♪ till now - ♪ i always got by on my own - ( audience cheering ) ♪ i never really cared ♪ until i met you... announcer: a1 makes the burger king steakhouse burger sing. >>> 6,000 people are expected to show up at sarah palin's governor's picnic in fairbanks, alge las ka. pale little will be signing autographs and handing out hot dogs and turn the keys to the governor's mansion over to lieutenant governor shawn parnell. she'll deliver what she calls a transition speech. i'm joine

the defense attorney for ramsey bin al-shib was talking about the issue of sleep deprivation. she says he has a lot of trouble sleeping still. then she started to talk about sleep deprivation before september, 2006. it was at that point in the courtroom that the audio to where the journalist was sitting was cut off. that means the military sensor has stepped in and cut off what we can hear in that courtroom. now, september, 2006, is important because before that date, bin al-shib and the other members of the 9/11 conspiracy were being held by the c.i.a. and part of the enhanced interrogation program was sleep deprivation. what we sauteed in essence is what we can expect when the trials get fully underway, probably in the fall. almost a trial within a trial. you have the military commission trial. if they stay within the military commission. then you will have a trial about the c.i.a. detention program. today we heard once again about the issue of sleep deprivation. martha: very interesting. obviously those things will be so linked when it comes to how the lawyers can proceed i

clay ramsey on my right will present the issues, including the public's views of the conflict in the swat valley and of the pakistani taliban. also, attitudes about the war in afghanistan and attitudes about the role of the u.s. in the region. clay is director of research at pepa and has worked extensively in south asia, recently a study of attitudes about the conflict in cashmere. -- kashmir. christine will present differing opinions. pakistan's ethnic mix is crucial to understand its politics and its relations to its neighbors. we will see that it is important to understanding attitudes toward the u.s. and to the taliban as well. christine is a specialist in south asia. she's traveled many times to both afghanistan and pakistan. she speaks the language and i a senior political scientist at the rand corporation and previously was at the u.s. institute of peace. some of christine's good ideas went into the development of the questionnaire for this study. and finally, steven connie is a senior fellow at brookings institution. he has co-authored books in the american engagement in sout

ramsey clark, then head of the justice department's lands division, did the title search. texas.good morning. marcel, you are on the independent line. caller: at least he apologized for the vietnam war. he gave an apology. i think we have to credit him with that. there may have been a little small threat of communism, so maybe a little justification. but there is no justification for this war in iraq. do people think bush will apologize for his war? to me that war is the worst thing we have ever done because there was no justification that i could see for the war in iraq and now it has been escalated in afghanistan beard my question is, again, there is no justification for this war and when we are going to quit. host: a caller from minnesota. tom is on the democratic line. caller: good morning. my feelings was that he was a fellow who fell victim to a military culture. that they could never fail and anything that they undertake, and that it would be shameful for them to do so. i think that president obama is potentially falling victim to the same culture, the same meaning, that y

steve: dave ramsey who is on the program from time to time once a week, he says the number one reason fights is over money. during these financially challenging times, it's tough. >> it's a really big deal with us being in a recession. a lot of people are out of work nor a lot of debt whether it's credit card debt and really misspending their money or maybe it's just student loan debt that could put you couple hundred thousand dollars. alisyn: are you saying they can't reconcile these differences. >> not at all. i want them to reconcile before they get married. i want them to see if they can really do something about their issues before they walk down the aisle. they have unrealistic expectations that getting married is going to fix their problems. if you can fix the problems after, see if you can fix them before. steve: otherwise, you are saying there shouldn't be a rush to judgment. i'm going to rip this up like alisyn just did for now. but eventually, you know, you two go together and get yourself some scotch tape. >> it's a maybe. i ask them to come back, please. if you can get it

he was convicted in the murder of ramsey.a cuta was on death row but the conviction was overturned on appeal sighting unofficial council. >>> it happened after 11:00 last night. the driver of a motorcycle was hit and driven to the bay view hospital. officers are asking anyone who may have witnessed the crash to come forward. >>> nearly 8 employees are being laid off. the governor has unveiled $280 million in cuts. they include a 40 million cut in higher education, another $400 million in cuts will have to be authorized before labor day to help wipe out a 700 million shortfall. >>> the place known for showing cliff hangers is the main character in a suspense story of a different kind this morning. the historic senator theater goes on the auction block in a few hours. supporters of the landmark are nervous. with more on that, joel d smith is live at the theater. good morning, joel. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. of course, it's a nervous time. we ghoant what i do not know who happen here in a few hours. but we know what it

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. >> police commissioner charles ramsey placed restrictions on the website and said workplace computersd to access it. >>> prosecutors in another story are dropping charges against renowned harvard professor in a case that raised questions regarding racial profiling. prominent african-american scholar forced his way through a busted front door at his own home on monday night. a woman who was passing by called police to report a break-in. it was his own house keep in mind. officers said he was loud and disruptive. colleagues say gates told him he koop cooperated and produced i.d. showing he was the homeowner. a legal adviser says cooler heads should have been prevailed. >> i think both parties are wrong. i think that's fair to say. it was not professor gates' best moment. it wasn't the cambridge police department's best moment. >> gates has not yet reacted publicly to the city's decision to drop the charges. he's a recent scholar, award winner. >>> cnn's new documentary "black in america 2" appears tomorrow night. in today's preview soledad o'brien shows us a pioneering program working t

prosecutions, has described how our national security interests were compromised in the prosecution of ramsey yousef when an apparently innocuous bit of testimony in a public courtroom about delivery of a cell phone battery was enough to tip off terrorists still at large that one of their communication links had been compromised, end of his quotation. but he goes on to say this communication link had provided enormously valuable intelligence but as a result of the public testimony, the link was immediately shut down and further intelligence information lost. end of quote. cognizant of these serious national security concerns, congress has in a bipartisan fashion repeatedly ratified its support for military commissions. indeed, just last week, as the chairman noted, the senate passed an amendment to the national defense authorization act that once again stated that military commissions were the preferred forum for the trial of terrorists. in light of the significant national security risks associated with civilian prosecution of terrorists, and the oft repeated support of military commissions