rick folbaum digs into it from our new york newsroom. rick?e this would be understandable if michael bloomberg's proposal in new york had been a big hit. the mayor's idea of banning the supersized drinks as a way to fight the growing obesity problem in the city has gone over as big as if he suggested shipping the yankees to new jersey. it is a bit odd that another mayor would take the idea and bring it to her town but henrietta davis is doing just that. she is the mayor of cambridge, massachusetts. wants to ban all large drinks, all of them. she told city council wants the ban because soda contributes to obesity and diabetes, to heart disease among young people. so all the harvard and mit students locally who might depend on a big gulp to get them through an all-night study session. they might be out of luck if the mayor has her way. the city council not exactly jumping up and down. local officials agreeing to let a health subcommittee take a look at this before voting on all-out ban. one councilmember saying, you know what? take a little paus

i'm rick folbaum. >> arthel: i'm arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's headquarters. >> rick: we're waiting for updates on the wildfires that are raging out in colorado. the area seeing much of the devastation after more than 300 homes have burned to the ground. over in laramer county, some were forced to watch in disbelief as the flames consumed everything that they had built and worked for. >> how long have you lived here? >> 50 years plus ten days exactly. now it is dejavu. i have to rebuild this whole place. not really because i want, but it is no choice. so very simple, like or not like, this is which i have to do. you can not afford permanently to be in a sad mood. >> rick: alicia is live with the very latest. it breaks your heart to listen to that man talk about his home and there are so many other homeowners dealing with the same thing. >> that's right. 347 here in colorado springs. excuse me. 346. fire officials, as we await this update from them, are hoping that they can continue with this pattern we'

rick folbaum now with the news in our new york city newsroom.d states had any success negotiating with the pakistani government over him? >> not that we know of, john. a state department spokesman saying today that the u.s. is continuing to make the case that dr. afridi should not be imprisoned. that he is being treated unfairly. he said officials are very concerned about his well-being. this as the doctor you mentioned working for the cia to try to confirm bin laden's whereabouts. and it was leon panetta, the pentagon chief who was running the cia at the time that bin laden was killed who confirmed dr. afridi's role. and, of course, the pakistanis say that he wasn't charged with helping the u.s. they say he was charged with helping terrorists. the terrorists say he wasn't working for them. he was working for the u.s. and they want to kill him for that. >> what kind of sway do we really have over there, rick? >> well, there is always foreign aid. and as you mentioned, congress voted last week to cut aid to pakistan by $33 million. 1 million for

i'm rick folbaum. thanks so much for joining us. keep it right here on fox news channel. >>. >> gregg: hello, i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to brand-new hour. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news a state of the emergency issued in one stated. tornadoes reported in another as the gulf coast prepares for a dangerous and erratic tropical storm. >> gregg: new president named in historic election in egypt. reaction from world leaders is mixed. we'll be live in cairo with the latest. >> heather: historic vote expected this week on capitol hill. will they hold eric holder in contempt and how much did the white house know about fast and furious? >> gregg: we begin with a a fox news alert. weather, tropical storm debby growing in the gulf of mexico putting people on high alert everywhere from texas to fla. bobby jindal is issuing a state of emergency. the dangerous storm i

i'm rick folbaum. thanks so much for joining us.p it right here on fox news channel. >>> from the supreme court decision is expected any die now. >> john: what will they say about obamacare and what happens next? >> learn more at health care. >> john: do you know you already pay for obamacare to promote itself. >> with no co-pays or out of pocket funds. >> john: benefits, free stuff, what if we pay for food the way we pay for health care. i would buy steak after steak. only the best most expensive stuff for me. my insurance company is paying. >> this will shock you, but nothing is free. >> everything is paid for by somebody. who should pay for your health care? >> john: that is our show tonight. [ applause ] >> john: the supreme court is going to rule

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rick folbaum is live in our newsroom with more on this. rick?> reporter: this is something, jenna. not the kind of hike the guy had on his mind when he left sunday morning. he went on a local trail not far from his home in anchorage. he was three miles into the hike when he came face-to-face with a brown bear and her baby cub. he tried to kept his distance with a ski pole. he was mauled by the animal, suffering serious wounds. when the bear backed away he quickly climbed up the tree. he got 30 feet up and fished for his cell phone and call 911. he tells the operator where he is. that he has been mauled. he need an ambulance and then the call drops off. he loses the call. so he called back. take a listen. >> 911, where is your emergency? >> hi, i'm the guy just got mauled by a brown bear. >> okay. we're getting paramedics on the way. they will come start -- >> i can hear the brown bear still huffing in the trees. i was able to climb a tree so i'm high up in a tree as i can get. >> okay. go ahead and stay in the tree. okay, stay in the tree if you

rick folbaum has more on that, rick?jon, is she resigning because she thinks it was rigged or because organizers now allow transgender contestants to actually enter the contest? that is really the question here. miss pennsylvania has not been very clear publicly at least why she is doing this. on her facebook page, sheena monin says she is resigning the crown bus sunday's finalists were picked before the broadcast. she sent an e-mail to the i refew to be completely from foundational principles to allow natural born males to compete in it. this goes against every moral fiber of my being. the miss universe organization changed its rules back in april to allow transgender women who had sex change operations to compete. meantime miss rhode island, who actually won was on "fox and friends" today. she says monin is the one who is losing out? >> i can only say that she is missing out on a great opportunity. i just feel for her because it really is an awesome opportunity and experience and she's giving that up. so i feel bad. >>

in order to put this in some perspective for this rick folbaum is here with more on other times, rickthat a white house has used executive privilege. >> reporter: jenna it happened really throughout the history of our country dating back to president george washington who also refused to comply with a request from the house of representatives. in washington's case the house wanted documents related to a treatied that had been negotiated with great britain. president washington did not want to hand over and did not hand those documents over. thomas jefferson asserted the privilege claimed the documents request in the treason trial of aaron brrr! must be kept secret that it would endanger public safety. supreme court overruled his claim and jefferson ended up releasing documents. in more modern times, presidents trum manned and eisenhower exerted executive privilege. the most noteworthy case involved president nixon during the height of the weight gate scandal. he invoked the privilege to keep turning over auto yaps on charges brought against members of the his administration. the supre

i'm rick folbaum. thanks so much for joining us. keep it right here on fox news channel. >> jeanine: tonight on "justice" what is wrong with kids today? how could the merciless taunting and humiliation of a 68-year-old bus monitor by a group of middle schoolers even happen? but does this foreshadow a cultural decline in our society? and then, he had everything to live for. young, handsome, about to go to college and the world at its feet. it came to a crashing end in a hail of gunfire last weekend. >> the person who knows something about this crime, just think about it this way. the next victim could be the family member of yours. and this might be the person who commits that violent act. >> jeanine: hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro, the country has been gripped by the video of a bus monitor being bullied and threatened by a group of soulless, heartless brats! she was doing her job when the 68-year-old buson

thanks very much, rick folbaum. new mexico new mexico well -- jenna: will ask.ext. [laughter] we have a special guest that has a special expertise on this next story. there's an ugly battle over a beauty pageant that could maybe land in court. we'll see. miss pennsylvania turning in her tiara and accusing the miss usa pageant of being fraudulent, trashy and rigged. but pageant officials say it's because she did not like the organization's decision to admit transjebder contestants, and now donald trump, the co-owner of the miss universe organization, is threatening to sue her. faith jenkins is a former president, and crystal mccrery is a criminal attorney. both could be, by the way, beauty contestants. >> oh. [laughter] jenna: we actually have a real live beauty queen on set with us as well. >> former. jenna: miss louisiana and first runner-up in the miss america pageant, not to be confused with miss usa. >> right. jenna: we'll turn her into an expert, crystal, right? [laughter] did you get any indication it could be rigged before you competed? >> no. but miss am

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i'm rick folbaum. >> arthel: i'm arthel neville. topping the news, the u.s. applauding one european country's efforts to save its banking system despite anger on the streets. what does it mean for our economy? >> rick: overseas, heavy shelling and gun fire in damascus as emboldened rebels take their fight against president assad to the center of his palace. >> arthel: you still have time to get dad a gift for father's day. >> rick: who you calling old? >> arthel: correction. good time to get a gift for dad. next weekend it's coming. "consumer reports" is here with terrific ideas which definitely do not include a tie. thank you very much. re rick: we start with new

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i'm rick folbaum. thanks so much for joining us. keep it right here on fox news channel. >>> from the supreme court decision is expected any die now. >> john: what will they say about obamacare and what happens next? >> learn more at health care. >> john: do you know you already pay for obamacare to promote itself. >> with no co-pays or out of pocket funds. >> john: benefits, free stuff, what if we pay for food the way we pay for health care. i would buy steak after steak. only the best most expensive stuff for me. my insurance company is paying. >> this will shock you, but nothing is free. >> everything is paid for by somebody. who should pay for your health care? >> john: that is our show tonight. [ applause ] >> john: the supreme court is going to rule on monday or next nurse whether obamacare is unconstitutional or just the mandate is unconstitutional or something. what will happen? fox news legal analyst liswiehl follows it? >> next monday, yes, 25th, it's sort of last month for the session for the supreme court and old western

rick folbaum and jamie colby standing by to take it from here.t day and see you next time. take care. . >> a fox news alert rising fears that syria may be slipping further into civil war, a mass killing of government supporters by rebel fighters. every day the situation gets worse. this is a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. and those that were killed were reportedly part of a militia loyal to president assad. and shortly after the killings, rebel fighters released a video showing the bodies of more than a dozen piled on top of each other, some were still in their uniforms, meantime, president assad is said to be forming a new government there. and it's a move that will likely further inflame the tension and more bloodshed in syria. our greg palkot bravely streaming live from damascus. >> we're just back from the u.n. observer mission head quarters here in damascus, and those

i'm rick folbaum. >> arthel: i'm arthel neville. inside america's headquarters. >> rick: we're waiting for updates on the wildfires that are raging out in colorado. the area seeing much of the devastation after more than 300 homes have burned to the ground. over in laramer county, some were forced to watch in disbelief as the flames consumed everything that they had built and worked for. >> how long have you lived here? >> 50 years plus ten days exactly. now it is dejavu. i have to rebuild this whole place. not really because i want, but it is no choice. so very simple, like or not like, this is which i have to do. you can not

gregg: rick folbaum, thanks very much.effect to clamp down on iran and oil sales key to its economy. this is all part of an effort to put so much pressure on iran, the regime will simply stop its pursuit of nuclear power. now, before these tough sanctions go into effect u the obama administration has granted waivers to 8 countries allowing them to keep buying iranian crude if exchange if they just buy less of it. but why? do we really need all those waivers? mark leibowitz, do we need those waivers? >> hi, jenna. you know, we needed those waivers at the end of last year when oil markets were very tight, and the administration was rightly concerned if we took iranian oil off the market too fast, oil prices would spike and hand the regime massive economic windfall. market conditions have changed. market is buoyant, it's liquid, and i think we have much more flexibility right now to senately e deuce -- senately reduce the amount of iranian oil the regime can sell. i think the waivers are necessary, but i think we should signi

rick folbaum live in our newsroom with a look, rick? >> reporter: ain't she a beaut? in case you didn't know. as jon said it was flag day. back in 1777 john adams introduced a resolution to the continental congress in philadelphia declaring that the flag of the 13 united states shall be 13 stripes alternate red and white. that the union be 13 stars, white on a bluefield, representing a new constellation. not a bad design idea, right? of course betsy ross did the rest. on june 14th, 1775, actually two years earlier, the u.s. army was officially established with congress authorizing the enlistment of soldiers to fight as a unified army for the states in the revolutionary war, the army's first commander of course, george washington. so a big day to celebrate, jon. our brave men and women in the u.s. army and we can wave those "stars and stripes" proudly. back to you. jon: hats off to all of them. jenna: rick matches the flag behind him. was that planned, rick? >> reporter: absolutely intentional. jenna: give you a lot of credit. jon: needs the blue shirt, doesn't he? jen

rick folbaum is here with some interesting tidbits about those folks. : these nine men and women who sit on the court have so much power. we wanted to pull the curtain back and give you a look behind the rope at the justices as people. you can look at their credentials for yourself. these are things that we wanted to humanize him a little bit. starting with john roberts from his dad managing a steel mill in indiana where roberts worked during high school to make a little extra money for college. anthony scalia, the longest-serving of the nine justices, during his confirmation hearing he said they have a lot of experience working in groups of nine. he and his wife have nine children. clarence thomas originally planned to become a catholic priest but left the seminary after overhearing one of his classmates making fun of the murder of martin luther king jr. in high school, ruth bader ginsburg played the cello, was a member of the honor society, cheerleader and editor of the school newspaper. feeling like a slacker, anyone? stephen breyer earned the rank of

i'm rick folbaum. >> jamie: look at me. i'm with you today. arthel is off. thank you so much. topping the news this hour, millions of people in the mid atlantic are picking up the pieces after they had to battle severe weather strikes, including this water spout in virginia. we'll get the very latest from our extreme weather center as this storm heads north. >> rick: that doesn't look good. also our personal credit score can determine if we can get a loan, the kind of interest rate we'll be asked to pay, but what do you do if you are just getting started? you're just out of school or maybe your score has suffered a bit during the bad economy? we have great tips for getting and keeping good credit. >> jamie: how is your mom looking? >> rick: pretty good. >> jamie: well, "consumer reports" will be here to show us the best lawn mowers on the mark. i'm going to test drive some of these push mowers and tell rick which one he should have for father's day. >> rick: look forward to that. we begin with a new scandal brewing at the government services

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i'm rick folbaum in for jon today. jenna: nice to have you with us, everybody, i'm jenna lee.and new hour of "happening now." many on receiverrers thought the ruling may come today, but again we got nothing. one of the big questions i know you're all requesting, what are -- asking, what are they waiting for? shannon bream is asking as well because we're all in anticipation of this big decision, shannon. so tell us, why are we waiting so long? >> reporter: well, jenna, we actually still have several opinions left before the term ends next week, but the one everyone is waiting for today didn't come today, of course, health care is what we're talking about. so what is the delay? remember, there are actually four parts to the health care case, almost like four mini cases, and it's easily the most complex case of this term, so i wouldn't doubt the multiple decisions are likely still being fine-tuned at this hour. the term technically ends on monday, but we've gotten strong indications the court may add days meaning the health care decision could come tuesday, wednesday, even later

. >> reporter: rick folbaum in the "happening now" control room.d-new stories we are working on you, including the very latest on a horrible, horrible crime. a six-year-old girl brutally murdered and assaulted and left in a canal in utah. are police closer to finding her killer? we'll let you know. a hundred young kids sent to a fun summer sports camp not having a whole loft fun. a lot of them getting very sick, some of them having to go to the hospital. the very latest on that. trouble for this texas woman who only wanted to help her fellow motorists about warning them about a speed trap ahead. how that got her locked um. the second hour of "happening now" starts right now. martha: history happening right before our eyes as a sitting member of the president's cabinet is held in contempt of congress. we are so glad you are with us, everybody, as we finish up this week shall i'm jenna lee. bill: i'm jon scott. attorney general eric holder found in contempt over his refusal to hand over documents relating to the fast and furious gun-running scandal.

. >> i'm rick folbaum in here for bill hemmer in "america's newsroom" the housing bust taking its to. the middle class taking the biggest hit, martha. martha: that's right, rick. stuart varney joins us from the fox business network. stuart, explain these numbers for us. >> the raw dollar numbers lay out the level of wealth destruction. if you go back to 2007, add up what the median family was worth in dollar terms. the number is 126,000 bucks. fast forward just three years to 2010, and that number was all the way down to $77,000. that is the median family's net worth. that is the destruction of wealth on a scale we've never seen before. it takes us all the way back to the levels of 1992 median family wealth. and it means that an entire generation of wealth creation was wiped out in those three years, 07 to 2010. and, martha, the principle reason for that wealth destruction was the housing market bust. the very sharp decline in housing prices because that's where middle america stores its wealth. it was that group that took a very, very big hit because of the housing bust. martha: it i

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we're glad you are with us, welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news head waters i'm rick folbaum. >> arthel: and, money coming into the president's campaign coffers and some from single donors who do not have to disclose who they are, what does it mean for our democratic process. >> rick: babies at risk and you may be surprised to find out where. we'll explain what you need to know to protect your own. >> arthel: a raging inferno, and wildfires swallowing up more than 100 homes, how close fire crews are to bringing the situation under control. >> rick: let's get to politics and fox news is your election headquarters. at this hour, governor mitt romney in the key battle ground state of pennsylvania, just moments ago, wrapping up a rally in the town of cornwall and yesterday the governor responding to president obama's unexpected order, to suspend deportation for some young illegal immigrants, and, today, he is trying to shift focus back to the economy. take a listen: >> there were presidents who haven't done a great job but when it comes not giving a fair shot to the middle income

. >> rick: hello and thanks for being with us, i'm rick folbaum. >> patti ann: i'm patti ann browne, more houses go up in flames in western communities, engulfed. thousands of people are in shelters and the fate of their homes is now up to mother nature. >> rick: history on the auction block in new york city, a book containing george washington's personal copies of the constitution and the bill of rights, gets sold to a bidder with very deep pockets, we'll tell you about it. >> patti ann: and just in time for the sweltering days of summer, "consumer reports" has the best frozen treats on the market for you and your family to beat the heat. first, we begin with the family of murdered border patrol agent brian terry demanding answers ahead of an upcoming vote in the house over whether or not to hold attorney general eric holder in contempt of congress and now terry's cousin and several lawmakers demand the white house hand over key documents on the fast and furious investigation. molly henneberg is live in washington. molly, hi. terry's family, frustrated with the proceedings on capito

i'm rick folbaum. >> arthel: i'm arthel neville. topping the news, the u.s. treasury chief applauding one european country's efforts to save its banking system despite anger on the streets. what does it mean for our economy? >> rick: overseas, heavy shelling and gun fire in damascus as emboldened rebels take their fight against president assad to the center of his palace. >> arthel: you still have time to get dad a gift for father's day. >> rick: who you calling old? >> arthel: correction. good time to get a gift for dad. next weekend it's coming. "consumer reports" is here with terrific ideas which definitely do not include a tie. thank you very much. >> rick: we start with new reaction that's coming in today to an investigation into recent leaks of classified intelligence information. critics have accused the white house of orchestrating the leaks to improve president obama's reelection chances in november. this is a claim that the president himself has called offensive and wrong. the attorney general assigned two u.s. attorneys to lead a criminal investigat

i'm rick folbaum. thanks so much for joining us. keep it right here on fox news channel. >> jeanine: tonight on "justice" what is wrong with kids today? how could the merciless taunting and humiliation of a 68-year-old bus monitor by a group of middle schoolers even happen? but does this foreshadow a cultural decline in our society? and then, he had everything to live for. young, handsome, about to go to college and the world at its feet. it came to a crashing end in a hail of gunfire last weekend. >> the person who knows something about this crime, just think about it this way. the next victim could be the family member of yours. and this might be the person who commits that violent act. >> jeanine: hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro, the country has been gripped by the video of a bus monitor being bullied and threatened by a group of soulless, heartless brats! she was doing her job when the 68-year-old bus monitor became a target of vicious insults, verbal assaults and bullying. >> they had been disrespectful.

bill: rick folbaum is working for jon scott today. and-new developments to talk about in the fast and furious investigation as we wait for congress to act. house minority leader nancy pelosi, are you hearing what she is saying? she calls the whole thing a way to district the attorney general from going after voters. we'll discuss the media's reaction to this week's news. the surge in annoying junk texts. we'll talk about that. the glorious northern lights, we have pictures for, and we are waiting for the verdict in the jerry sandusky case. all of that happening with me and jenna. bill: a major discovery on the moon, really? are we closer to sustaining life? ♪ moon river wider than a mile i'm crossing you in style some day. ♪ ♪ ole. see the seam? ole. more pcessed flakes look nothing like natural grains. i'm eating what i kn is better nutrition. mmmm. great grains. search great grains and see for yourself. jamie: we love the space stories, and it's not moon river but it may be the closes thing we have discovered so far. scientists say a

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rick: and i'm rick folbaum.ening now," the parents of the murdered border agent, brian terry, saying they definitely think that the government is hiding something and that all they want is the truth. jenna: it's been 18 months since agent terry was shot dead. two guns found at the scene of his murder in 2010 were linked to the fast and furious program. and now his parents are accusing top officials in the administration of hiding something very big. it's a fox news exclusive, and william la jeunesse is live in detroit with more. william? >> reporter: well, jenna, this is where brian is from, and when he was killed, lawmakers and administration officials promised his parents that those who were responsible for putting weapons in the hands of the people who killed their son, that they'd be held accountable. that means disciplined, fired, prosecuted, no matter how high on the chain of command. instead, the investigation has stalled as the administration claims executive privilege over documents that the gop-led con