and now from cbs news in washington, harry smith. >> smith: welcome again to the broadcast. bob schieffer is off but he'll be joining us again in just a few minutes. joining us now from new york congressman charles rangel and here in our studio senator orrin hatch. good morning, gentlemen. >> good morning, harry. >> smith: congressman, let me start with you. the head of the congressional budget office came out this week and said the plans he's looked at so far don't do the job nor... in fact, the cost of health care might go up. have you guys botched this job so far? >> no. i'm surprised that the congressional budget office had these views and shared them with the ways and means committee before we concluded our work. but it's clear that they're working with different assumptions than the white house and the congress is. but we've got to fix this terrible problem that we have in our country. we will do it. >> smith: can it be done without significantly raising taxes? >> well, no. it's the question of how much savings that we do have. we were able to raise $500 billion by sav

smith & wesson is a name that should go higher. >>> patty, great to see you.kness as a buys opportunity to on the stock? >> i think you've got to look at yum as more of an international play. we notice china's stimulus has been working better than in the u.s. you might as well go in now and get some of those revenues going for it. i think it's got greater legs and not just chicken legs, if you know what i mean. >> we saw ruby tuesday's come through last week with good numbers. yum ways better than expected. i think you have to look and see that the consumer is trading down, and this is just further proof of that. add to that the commodity costs are coming down, and i think you have dinner and a movie, something for trading after dark here. >> just real quick, i think burger king is something that's overlooked, despite the creepy mascot. >> yeah, but the creepy mascot, that's why it's cheaper, right? >> it's creepy. i don't want him. i don't like him. >> good point, patty edwards. >>> i concur on that really creepy burger king. >>> coming up after the break, we

i'm joel d smith. >>> still ahead, chris brown speaks out. >>> i'm telling you today, that i am truly, truly sorry. >> why the r&b star is finally opening up about the february assault against his former girlfriend. >>> and we're checking on your average speeds on the roadways this morning. 63 miles per hour is on 95 through whitemarsh and 62 miles per hour traveling on 95 through howard county. but these are really starting to drop on 83, moving into baltimore city, 49. i will tell you what is cause the slow go coming up in the traffic edge report. >> reporter: i'm jessica >>> it will be a salsa brags in the streets of baltimore. salsapolkalooza is dancing through time and the whole family can move to the beat. meteorologist jessica starr is live for the details with the hometown hot spot. so you can choose the dance, the salsa, the polka, whatever you want to do. >> reporter: there's going to be a lot of dancing and a there's going it be a lot of art making activity. ask it's family friendly and the

. >> reporter: records show smith had repeated traffic violations. in 2001, he was charged with driving under the influence and negligent driving. in 2004, he was pulled over for failing to properly restrain a child in his car. then in 2006, he received a citation for speeding and operating an unregistered vehicle with expired tags. in 2007, he was pulled over again for operating an unregistered vehicle. and in 2008, he pleaded guilty to carrying a loaded weapon in his vehicle. the suspect, 42 years old, apparently lived at his mother's house here on whiskey springs road in frederick county. we tried calling the house. the mother picked up, said "no comment" and hung up the phone. [ barking ] [ knocking ] >> reporter: no one came to the door, but few minutes later, a woman was spotted coming out of the house. advocates against drunk driving say stricker laws need to be in place to keep people like kevin smith off the road. >> there is clearly an indication of someone who is not capable of making wise choices can and good decision. he is someone who c

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. >> yeah, got interesting information from intel's cfo stacy smith. i'll tell you, you know, it was all about guidance for intel, would the company actually provide some? not necessarily providing in the meaningful guidance in previous quarters recently, but this time we're seeing gross margins increase, seeing revenue increase, i asked stacy smith, though, about not only those guidance numbers on the increase, but really whether the company is ready to reaffirm what it said last quarter as far as the pc industry reaching a bottom and what he sees moving forward. because any good news on that front would be not necessarily just good news for intel, but indeed the entire industry. let's take a listen of how he answered that question. >> oh, our second quarter results in the outlook we've set for q-3, i think are just a reenforce the view we had a quarter ago, which is we saw the competing marketing bottoming in the first quarter, we saw improvement in the second quarter, and expect up in the second half. >> a seasonably up second half, that's not being

smith is a former marine. he gave police the address of his parents' house as his home. court records show that he pled guilty in february to charges of carrying a loaded weapon in his vehicle. police arrested him in 2005 for passing a bad check. >> you called her katie? >> talha maalot -- tell the a little bit about 80. >> she was a very -- a very free spirit. >> her mom said she had already met criteria to join her high- school football team. >> we used to say she lived in cady land because she was always happy and she could always make you feel better. >> she was the love of my life. >> smith's bail review is set for tomorrow and a trial date set for september 18. >> tonight, the search continues for a man that robin aaa. -- a chick-fil-a. employees were not injured in the attack. >> police are looking for thieves that ransacked three churches in the area this weekend. officials say that two churches were broken into. also, a popular group united methodist church was burglarized. in each case, the windows were pried open and cash was stolen. a safe was alalso stolen.

smith of texas and mr. scott, the chairman of the crime subcommittee, for their leadership in moving h.r. 1933 out of committee and to the floor. mr. speaker, h.r. 1933 will expand the widely praysed a child is missing, nonprofit organization into a national program with regional septemberers under the department of justice. it would accomplish the expansion through annual grants in the amount of $5 million from 2010 through 2015. the funds would allow the purchase of future technologies and techniques, centralized and onsite training and for the distribution of information to federal, state and local law enforcement agencies on the best ways to utilize the around-the-clock services provided by a child is missing, alert and recovery center. currently a child is missing is the only program of its kind that assists in all missing cases involving abduction, children who are lost, wanderor run away or adults who suffer from alzheimer's or dimentia. when a person is reported missing, a hiled is missing utilizes

morgan stanley smith barney. a new wealth management firm with over 130 years of experience. >>> good news about 4.5 million u.s. workers will see bigger paychecks. july 24, minimum wage will rise to $7.25 an hour. this is the third and final step in an increase. retail workers will benefit most. higher wages produce higher turnovers. with unemployment at 9.5% some are wondering if the hike is enough. >>> a new study shows african-americans and hispanics are less prepared for retirement than white and asian counter parts. why is that? barb has advice for us. also joining us is ryan mack, the president of optimum capital management. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> i want to show the numbers from your study, barbara, which i think are interesting. 77% of white workers, 76% of asian workers and a big gap, a big jump 66% african-american works and hispanic 65%. what is going on here? >> well, i think there's a lot of things that could be impacting that. it was a study of over 3 million workers. it wa

smith good to have you on with us. president obama says he has a plan that will protect you from insurance company abuses. i'll ask a former insurance industry bigwig if he thinks the president can really beat the suits at their own game. plus, new numbers coming out from nbc news and "the wall street journal" poll. new numbers. they are interesting. where the american people stand on all of this health care stuff. and house majority leader s te -- steny hower will join us. undefeated professional boxer floyd "money" mayweather hathe fastest hands boxing has ever seen. so i've come to this ring to see who's faster... on the internet. i'll be using the 3g at&t laptopconnect card. he won't. so i can browse the web faster, email business plans faster. all on the go. i'm bill kurtis and i'm faster than floyd mayweather. (announcer) switch to the nation's fastest 3g network and get the at&t laptopconnect card for free. >> arizona -- the senator from arizona says the insurance companies don't need to be kept honest? our next

and that's where the breakthrough will come. >> chairman smith, a

atria smith is the sister of dollars dewitt, the aunt of ebonny. their bodies why found in a burned car. police say there is no evidence showing the crimes are connected to another murder earlier. when smith visited her abandoned home this morning she found vandals had been there first. she called police who told her to stay outside. >> exit the house or a search will be conducted. >> reporter: police found no one inside. smith has been conducting her own investigation and fears this may be retribution. >> there's something going on here. either those animals are still out there trying to send a message, tell us to shut up. but i'm not going to do that. they will have to gag me, bag me, tag me, i'm not going to shut up. >> reporter: she says she believes detectives are doing the best they can, but promises to continue her own investigation. >> my sister would do the same for me. she would do the same for me. she wouldn't rest content until something -- this case is solved. >> reporter: that interview was conducted by scott broom. as of late this af

. >> reporter: caitlin was hit and killed by 42-year-old kevin smith, a drunk driver. he lives on whiskey springs road. she was standing about here on francis scott key, talking to a group of friends that had pulled over. that's when police say he came here and crossed the white line. when troopers contacted smith, who was driving is ford pickup truck, they observed an odor of a beverage on his breath. they furthered their investigation and ultimately arrested him for driving under the influence. >> reporter: smith faces serious charges, bail at $20,000, outaging the family. >> i'm mad, i'm angry, because you know, the girl was part of my life. i live for my children. he just ripped half of me away, and he can get out on $20,000 or $2,000, whatever. if he get has bailbondsman. he shouldn't be allowed out. >> reporter: police aren't sure where the driver was prior to the accident. bossler was going to be a sophomore in high school. adam may, wjz eyewitness news. >> he is being held at the car roll county detention center. >>> not only your actions, but your words could

joining me now is adam smith of washington. congressman smith, good to have you with us.r? do you leak information? do your colleagues leak information? >> two things about that. several actually. first of all, it's the law that the executive branch and the cia inform congress about its activities. so it has to be followed regardless of from what flows from it. second, the overwhelming majority of leaks on cia programs come out on the executive branch. yes, there's always the danger when you share information, but the law requires that information to be shared with congress. i will agree that congress and the executive branch need to do a better job. i didn't want this letter leaked. we sent a private letter to director panetta on this issue and it was leaked afterwards. i do think that was a mistake. it should not have been leak bud that's not an excuse for not following the law. >> can you tell our audience tonight it was no member of congress that leaked that letter? >> i wish i could, ed. i can't. the issue of whether or not the letter was top secret, the program was

morgan stanley smith barney. a new wealth management firm with over 130 years of experience. >>> welcome back. time for cnn's hero of the week. pamela green jackson is fighting one of the most serious health challenges facing america's yoouts. obesity. here's larry with a woman who wants to change the world and is doing something about it. >> larry: what made you start this, pamela? >> larry, i started the program in 2004 after losing my own brother to complications of obesity and diabetes. i wanted to do something to lift that burden from children and other families so they wouldn't have to suffer like my family did. we started as a pilot program where we converted a vacant classroom in a middle school and tried the pilot program where we worked with a cafeteria manager. we got the vending machine companies to at least go 50/50 on the healthy-unhealthy items. the biggest thing is converting that vacant classroom in into a health club. they had no safe place to go. they didn't have access to ymca or health clubs

shepard smith has more.t to compete in the iron man world championship in hawaii. the texan will be one of only two better athlete running, swimming, bicycling their way through a course that stretches 130 miles. >> if you were a baseball player, it is like a world series. for the football player, it is like the super bowl. it is a big deal. shepard: george has beenç doing triathlon's for years, but this one is different. -- has been doing triathlons. it is for his son. >> i heard that my grandson, his sonç had been killed in afghanistan. shepard: an army ranger, just 21 years old when he died. >> he had made, i think, four tourists to iraq and afghanistan. i think he was about ready to get out -- four tours. shepard: george went to his grandson's funeral at arlington national cemetery. >> while i was there, i met his unit commander. he said, "oh, you are the iron man. bill was so proud of you." i had to do it again. and i had to do it in bills memory and honor. shepard: so this october, george will strap o

. >> lately, smith has started to think that the little bit of fat and the deepening wrinkles might be holding him back. >> i have been out of work since last august, quite frankly. >> smith works in executive protection. acting as a bodyguard to executives and celebrities. >> i put in for a few jobs. quite frankly, a lot of jobs. they're not coming through. i'm competing with guys 15, 20 years younger than i am and i thought if i'm going to compete with these guys i better get up to par. >> are you ready to do this? >> i'm so ready, i can't stand it. >> so ed is getting a face-lift. >> i can see the aging process here and it's giving you tiredness. >> he plans to laser off the love handles. >> you're in tremendous shape, but i can see this area here. we're going to treat your love handles here and we're going to actually take these in like that and have you more defined here. >> he's just one of a growing number of people who think getting a little work might help them to get work during a recession. >> typically the person is about 40 to 60 years old, has just recently lost their job

but art smith is known for comfort food, home cooking, that starts at home.ight's "platelist". ♪ >> growing up in jasper, florida, we always went to church which i didn't mind, but i particularly loved the fact there was always food. i knew at the end of the long winded sermon, there was going to be food at the church or we're going to my grandmother's georgia or grandmother's mable's and it would be a fabulous laid out meal. fresh chicken is better if you soak it in a little salt water and then in buttermilk. we'll take our chicken. i always like to start with the dark meat first. make sure that it's not too hot because if it's too hot what will happen is it will get too brown and the inside of your chicken won't be down. fry each side and what would it be like without potato salad? we have red beets, bread and butter picklings. simply delicious fried chicken. my mother continues to this day to be my biggest confidant. i'll call mom, mother, i'm going to go cook at the white house or mother, i'm going to cook for mr. men della. she says, that's so nice. so w

keri edward, news 12 new jersey. >>> i'm larry smith. it might be the greatest golf story of the decade. if he can pull it off. tom watson at age 59 is vying to become the oldest golfer to win a major championship. today's british open with putts like this, watson, he turned 60 years young on september 4th. look at what he is doing to the younger guys, the one-shot lead, 25-foot away from birdie here, he gets it to go, he is the leader at 4 under par as play is under way. >>> a fan of the tour de france was killed yesterday when she was hit by a police motorcycle. british officials say the 61-year-old was crossing the street when she was hit, two others injured, the first fatal accident at the tour since 2002. the race continues today and lance armstrong is in it fourth place. >>> did arturo gatti commit suicide? a newspaper published a coroner's initial report stated the 37-year-old was found suspended and hanged. police say his wife strangled him in his sleep. >>> watch gonzalez getting beaned and leaves the game and taken to the hospi

smith as well. in atlanta, sports attorney david cornwell also with us. steven, let me start with you in atlanta. what's your reaction to the commissioner's decision? >> well, i think it's a disgrace as far as i'm concerned. it's very, very nice of him to reinstate michael vick. i understand that, but the fact this man spent 23 months in the federal prison and comes out and still has to suffer with a suspension that will last anywhere from a month to six weeks i think is utterly ridiculous. i co-signed with terrell owemat. if the man never served prison time and suffered in the court of public opinion, that would be one thing. this man was if federal prison for almost two years. i don't think any suspension should have come down at all. >> he didn't seem to care. >> excuse me in. >> listening to his lawyer, they didn't seem to care that much. >> what is he supposed to say? oh, my goodness, i have a problem with the commissioner? now that i'm out of prison and looking for the job in the nfl? of course he's going to say that. he can't say anything else. >>

morgan stanley smith barney. a new wealth management firm with over 130 years of experience. >>> all right.t. take a look at oil right there on the rise today. this is the fifth day of gains. the first week higher in a month. above $63 a barrel. almost 2% on the day. new housing starts -- we'll save that for later. new housing starts jumped more than expected in june, getting a boost from rise in single family homes. but with banks seeing better than expected earnings, could the financials lead the way into the recovery first, or will it be housing, or as our jim cramer said, will it be the tech sector? let's ask thomas higgins, dean macke, chief u.s. economist at barclays capital and roger kay at endpoint technologies. roger, who do you think is going to lead the way higher or out? >> i'm a tech analyst, so i think i'm going to vote tech. >> okay. why? >> well -- >> i mean, besides the fact that you're a tech analyst. >> tech companies going into the recession had very strong balance sheets, and cash flows, and

smith has a lot to say about this. all of that's going to be coming up at the bottom of the hour. >>> i want to know what you think about this story. does michael vick deserve a second chance in the national football league? "a" for yes, "b" for no to 622639. stay tuned for more on this at the bottom of the hour. >>> first, tonight's "op ed." you know, i was afraid of the content that was going to be in this program tonight because i knew this was coming for a long time. i've put my heart and soul into this and i think a lot of americans have as well. the senate finance committee, let's all bow and genuflect. they're ready to deep-six health care reform as you and i want it. max baucus and chuck grassley have a plan with no mandate -- that means not everybody's going to get covered -- no public option -- that means there's a real good chance rates won't come down -- all in the name of bipartisanship. listen to baucus today. >> it's very important, we spent a lot of time with them. with all colleagues who really do want

morgan stanley smith barney.a new wealth management firm with over 130 years of experience. >>> a quick recap on today's markets. fabulous stuff. the dow ends today with its best week all year, gaining a little over 7%. that's true across the board. all the major indexes, the s&p and the nasdaq, leading the week.. and this is so important for the future of our economy. the economic recovery sectors lead the parade. tech, commodities, financials, retailers. it is so important. stellar profits reports from ibm and intel led the nasdaq to its best close since october. plus, the s&p gained over 60 points this week as megabanks, or at least some of them, rep t reported mega earnings. a tough gday for our parent. ge lost nearly 6%. revenues were down 17%. the the globalness really didn't pay you have off. and on a higher note, retailers are booming. retail stocks gained a little over 8% this week. retail stocks are looking ahead to a very strong economic recovery for consumers and employment. let us hope they are right

allen smith, thanks very much. we'll take a break.ing to go in the middle of a ballgame and then not being able to go once i got there. and going at night. i thought i had a going problem. my doctor said i had a growing problem. it wasn't my bladder. my prostate was growing. i had an enlarging prostate that was causing my urinary symptoms. my doctor prescribed avodart. (announcer) over time, avodart actually shrinks the prostate and improves urinary symptoms. so i can go more easily when i need to go and go less often. (announcer) avodart is for men only. women should not take or handle avodart due to risk of a specific birth defect. do not donate blood until 6 months after stopping avodart. tell your doctor if you have liver disease. rarely sexual side effects, swelling or tenderness of the breasts can occur. only your health care provider can tell if symptoms are from an enlarged prostate and not a more serious condition like prostate cancer. so have regular exams. call your doctor today. avodart. help take care of your growing prob

smith grew up in northern virginia. but spent 17 years working with alice waters at a restaurant.ters is the mother of organic food movement. connolly, a d.c. native, ran betty's ocean view diner in berkeley. 15 years ago they decided to get into cheese. >> no one was doing organic cheese. >> reporter: they partnered with albert strauss, a nearby organic dairy farmer and soon they were making organic cheese in a renovated old barn in point reyes, california. >> we' been able to work with albert's milk in that way that it's really about his milk. >> reporter: cowgirl creamery makes four cheeses under their name. mt. cam, a creamy cheese, red hawk, a strong cheese with an amber skin that connolly found annoying. >> it was actually a mistake. >> reporter: she tried to correct the skin color and got fed up. >> and i threw it in the aging room and i said well i'm just not going to deal with this anymore. and a month later we took it out and tried it. it was the best cheese we had ever made.kj÷ >> reporter: they also make two seasonal cheeses all organic. the american cheese movement ha

smith or jones? based on the law. and you decide, yeah, the lower court was right. smith wins. you're applying precedent, and you're deciding the case between those parties. you're not creating justice for society except in the most indirect sense that any court that follows precedent and follows the rule of law helps to build on this country's reliance on the rule of law. >> i think we're in full agreement. when precedent is set, it follows the rule of law. and in all of the speeches where i've discussed this issue, i've described the differences between the two courts as one where precedents are set, that those precedents have policy ramifications, but not in the meaning that the legislature gives to it. the legislature gives it a meaning in terms of making law. when i'm using that term, it's very clear that i'm talking about having a holding. it becomes precedent. and it binds other courts who are following the rule of law when you're doing that. >> mr. chairman, i'm over the time. just a final follow-up question if i could. you yourself noted that you have created precedent

the framers of our constitution knew smith not only as an economic thinker but as a moral philosopher. they were justice-committed to freedom as there were two american moral greatness. hamilton road, "the prosperity of commerce received by all enlightened statesmen to be the most useful in the most productive source of national wealth and has accordingly become a primary object of their political careers." the authors of the constitution surrounded economic freedom with a multitude of guarantees. freedom of contract against government interference. private property rights. standard weights, measures, and monetary values. punishment of counterfeits. enforcement of agreements in law court, uniform bankruptcy laws, and various other protections. they produced resources for strong military defenses and to keep america free of dependency on other nations. they also expected commercial like to encourage certain moral qualities. say, create businesses, hire employees, pay off debts, kern and rewards, moderate appetites, self discipline, industriousness, timeliness, plus trust and confidence

morgan stanley smith barney. a new wealth management firm with over 130 years of experience. >> a j bank of america trading higher. housing starts rose to the highest level in seven months. just one more economic stat to come with index of leading economic indicators out any minute now. i'm courtney reagan. >>> welcome to the second hour of "squawk on the street." i'm mark haines. encouraging housing data. i don't think that's encouraging but there are worries about the quality of corporate profits. citi, bank of america, ge, the most active stocks on the big board in the wake of their results. citi and b of a are higher. ge is down. they boosted the full year r earning forecast. let's get to rebecca jarvis on the floor. >> i'm joined by matt nesto to break down numbers. kind of a tepid response as far as the market is concerned to these earnings report. we're seeing bottom line growth because of cost cutting but top line growth isn't there. >> that's disturbing. it's sort of like serenity now prayer. you can't d

you did perform the autopsy of anna nicole smith. we did wait for a very long time until your results became public, results of the autopsy, the toxicology results. what you determined to be the cause of death for anna nicole smith. tell us what los angeles coroners are doing right now, because we are waiting for the results. who did you interview during this time, to give us a look at what they may be doing? >> there are a lot of really astounding similarities between the death of anna nicole smith, and the death of michael jackson. and in both cases one of the drugs which was used was an unusual drug, chlorohydrate, which is not used usually as a sleeping pill. in the case of michael jackson, also a drug called propofol, which is, again, not used as a sleeping drug, used as anesthesia. basically at this time, because i understand that the medical examiner in los angeles asked for an additional delay in the toxicological examination, most likely they did not find so far sufficient amounts of the drugs or, perhaps, not enough explana

hughley, bev smith.started the night talking about henry louis gates and his experience, his arrest. then we're going to go in a few minutes to the first black president holding a press conference as he tries to redo health care in this nation. where are we as african-americans today? which side of the coin is it? is it the arrest in your home, is it the first black president? where are we? >> i think it is funny that no one black man can encompass our entire -- we got barack obama and flava flave. fis it suffice it to say, we're not as far as we should be. i can't kill my daughter's dream with my nightmare so i have to have her be free to be who she is and believe what she does. i think barack obama has done that for children. these children believe that anything is possible. >> i think we've been where we always are. we had a fred dick douglas and we had laws that would not allow us to vote. we had a barack obama and we had georgia trying to return the poll tab. i think where we are are is under the co

or not the parties involved had enabled anna nicole smith. we're hearing about this in the michael jackson case. do you think this is something that will enter into the custody hearing? >> this becomes anna nicole, too. we open the door. we set the bar in the anna nicole case. people want to know why we ask all these questions. i asked in the courtroom. it's right in the transcript that you provided me. it says were you enabling anna nicole? the issue is hot. the precedent has been set. the california attorney general charged the two doctors and howard stern with those crimes. i think these doctors are not sleeping tonight. they're very, very nervous. they're using the word murder. it will be manslaughter. murder without malice. without an intent to really kill. reckless behavior by the doctors. manslaughter. they could be facing it. the l.a. d.a. and the l.a. police brought in the feds, too. they want to spread that responsibility and everybody is looking at it with a microscope. >> we'll wait to see what the results are. thank you for your

larry smith was there. >> reporter: this was an emotional two-hour farewell as thousands gathered to say good-bye to their local son and former nfl co-most valuable player. at times it was enjoyable. plenty of song. this is just church and was one of the largest home-going services ever in mississippi history. it was attended by brett favre, the three-time nfl most valuable player and titans' head coach jeff fisher who coached mcnair 11 seasons, including the lone super bowl a decade ago. everyone here said they didn't want to think about the circumstances that led to mcnair's death but focus on his legacy on and off the field. >> steve was like a hero to me. heroes are not supposed to die. >> mississippi has lost a tremendous legend. i truly feel that it will be a long, long time before there will eastern player the caliber of steve mcnair. >> steve mcnair leaves behind a wife and four sons. he will be buried later today in his home town of mount olive, mississippi. larry smith, hattiesburg, mississippi. >>> families may have to wait several days to visit loved ones buried at an ill

. >> i love the smith. >> this man falls hard for her. their 500 days together runs the demotions. there are more than a few things to say about the downs. quest do not go. you are still my best friend. >> and some incinerating examples of the ups. there is a dance number that captures giddiness. three and a half stars for "(500) days of summer." so good you do not want it to end. "harry potter and the half-blood prince" is so good you can not wait for the finale to come. it is a best bet along with

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smith's attorney said he plans to appeal and smith will be inducted into the pro-football hall of fameth. >> vacation to florida turned deadly for a man from oklahoma. the 54-year-old was with his family near melbourne beach yesterday when lightning struck hill. he was rushed to the hospital. he didn't make it. his wife and son suffered minor burns as well. >>> mike has now been immortalized in wax again. the statue of the late king of pop was unveiled today in london. it is the 13th wax statue of jackson. he died would weeks ago today. a few lucky fans who won a competition were on hand as they statue was unveiled. >> hybrids and other green vehicles are hotter than ever. consumers are buying them up and anxious to take advantage of their fuel efficiency and earth-friendly features. now car makers are also taking a second look at an old fuel. diesel. it is even cleaner. michelle franzen has the story. >> reporter: this toyota unveiled the prius in 2001. the cars become the top seller for green vehicles. while more companies, including u.s. automakers, rolled out their own electric or

i'm shepard smith. you are on the"the fox report." of the hour, time for the top of the news. there are new questions tonight about president obama's health care plan. this time from some of america's governors. they're saying that they're worried about what they call "unfunded mandates." that's actually when the federal government tells the states to do something, like expand health coverage but makes the states pay for it. >> the states' financial condition just doesn't allow us to take on what could be tens of billions of dollars of additional cost. and this is not a partisan issue issue. democrat governors, republican governors are absolutely against health care reform ending up with unfunded mandates on the state to cost the state money. shepard: the white house has been trying to ease those concerns. there are signs that it might be working. jonathan serrie is live with the national governor's association meeting on the mississippi gulf coast in biloxi. jonathan, some of the democrats are coming around now as well. >> they are,

morgan stanley smith barney.ealth management firm with over 130 years of experience. >>> we're back with co-creator and co-director, kenny ortega, the performers who worked with michael and toured with michael before his tour. the memorial service on tuesday. you're now going to be involved in it. what are the details that you can talk about? >> there was a lot of hearsay this morning right up until the announcement. then i was called and asked if i would like to direct the program which, of course, i'm honored and privileged to be associated with the family and this final -- >> you're going to meet with them tonight to find out more details? >> i don't know who i'm going to meet with but i am going to be with aeg and other folks. we are going to be guided by the family. this is all about the family and their comfort. >> would you all like to perform at the memorial if you could? >> absolutely. >> more than anything. >> more than anything. the last minutes, what was the last thing you said to michael jackson? >>

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morgan stanley smith barney. a new wealth management firm with over 130 years of experience. you heard erin mention when headlines hit. discover, we're getting the master trust of new credit card trusts reporting each month in terms of delinquencies and charge offs. not something many focus on. in this environment, the fiscal health of the consumer is so vital to any prospect of a recovery we do keep a close eye on these. why i've been reporting on it so much. start with capital one, which we heard from -- whoa. >> that was cool.. wasn't it? >> want to keep doing that? make people sick at home. necessary chargeoffs, $527.8 million, one of the largest in the country, of course. and annualized net, 9.3 versus 9.41 last month. and delinquency continues to decline. that's latched on to as a good sign. we'll see if that trend continues. it's actually been the case through the spring, and now into june as well. 30-day delinquencies you see there at a rate of 4.77 brs percent. as for auto finance, you want to look there, the numbers are much smaller. we'll move through them more qui

congressman smith, thank you very much. congressman issa. >>> still ahead tonight, views from coast to coast on this economy. do we need a second stimulus package? is it a little early to determine whether it succeeded or failing, that is, the first one? we'll be talking with elected officials and economic experts from all levels of government and all parts of the country, next. >>> the growing debate over whether this economy requires another federal stimulus package is under way. the original $787 billion package has been barely been spent, only a fractiono of it, the administration and congress, many in those two say another round may be needed. and it's only been four months. we're joined now by ellen sinai, chief global economist, president of decision economics, the governor of the state of pennsylvania, ed rendell, a democrat. good to have you with us. governor congress bilbray, republican, of california. and congresswoman loretta sanchez, a democrat from california. she is now on the floor of voting and will join us

so i think unlike the anna nicole smith, i don't think this will extend out as far as anna nicole smith. i think it really has tentacles. >> as far as people? >> no, i don't think it will extend in the amount of time. >> stacy, the la police chief did say, a number of physicians overyears. so they're looking at a long period of time, not necessarily just those drugs that were in his system when he died, right? >> yeah, that's right. there are other doctors that went internationally with him. there are so many records and so many tentacles in this case. and also, you know, you run into a very big problem also when you're looking back at doctors that maybe enabled him or, you know, were so excited to be in his, you know, company. so they gave him. you know, not every drug that's given is given by prescription. he might have walked into a office, asked the doctor for something. the doctor might not have wrote a prescription. he might have had the medication in the office. so there is a lot of work that's going into this and a lot of details. i don't know how long we're looking at. but it's

morgan stanley smith barney. a new wealth management firm with over 130 years of experience. >> senator, what single quality do you think will be the most important that you take to the white house? >> well, i think i've had a historical view of the united states and of its relations to the world. >> larry: did you like election night as a journalist? >> well, as well as i've liked everything probably since i left -- >> larry: i mean, was that a night as an anchor you looked forward to or was it needious. >> i looked forward to, and then found it a little tedious as it goes on. i realized how tedious it must have been when i did it. but you know, before we had that exit polling, it was a lot more fun. we were counting the actual returns and we -- >> larry: actual returns. >> oh, boy, we really had a horse race here. we went to 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning you know, without any indication who was going to win and that was a lot of fun. >> larry: are you disturbed by the seeming tabloidization of the news. >> absolu

martha: you did not know that i was this much taller than shepard smith, did you?pard: i want to count fish in the ocean. martha: what is coming up on your show? shepard: whenever you like. we are having the secretary of health and human services, kathleen sebelius. they have been calling this thing a plan. there's no plan. it is an idea. the blue dog democrats have come up with something. that does not mean it will become anything. besides that, you have pre- existing conditions. let's say i have cancer and i go get insurance. i am covered for this cancer that will cost $2 million. how are we ever going to pay for that? it sounds so pie in the sky ridiculous. martha: it would be perfect if you could have a situation where you could get it even if you have a pre existing condition and where you could keep any plan you already have. and if there is no increase in cost, who would not? shepard: i also want a pony. at any rate, i will get into that with kathleen sebelius. martha: i look forward to that. shepard: the former mayor of fort lee, new jersey will be on 3d sa

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