here in the u.s.a. plus, we've proven you'll waste 50% fewer strips...en you use our meter, which means greater savings... for people with diabetes, like me. now that's a true american value. accu-chek® aviva. born in the u.s.a. greta: more with rush limbaugh about the future of the republican party. why don't they like you? >> there is a battle going on in the republican party for who will lead it and where its identity will go. penn the friction in the republican party is about social issues or abortion. the country club, blue blood rockefeller types, and the inside the beltway conservative media are just embarrassed as they can be to be in the same party with a bunch of billy bob's, so forth from what they consider to be the stakeicks. i have been encountered by the parties. i have been poked in the chest and they asked me about this. they are embarrassed to go to a convention with the christians. their 24 million votes and if you want to let the democrats have them, they will not win a thing. they don't like conservatives. the new york, washington, b

born in the u.s.a. bill: time now for a "pinheads and patriots."y remember that there were minorities and banned from a swimming pool. well, now, after tyler. senate all of those kids to disney world in a very generous gesture -- actor tyler perry. there is a reform bill that is badly needed in the usa. it is kind of pricey. look at this in south korea. boys, boys, ladies, ladies, no need for this. do not be pinheads. finally tonight, "bold fresh" again on the best-seller list. that makes 39 weeks. we thank you all. it makes a great vacation read. just do not get any sand on the pages. now, the big reaction to glenn beck throwing a little tantrum on the radio. you know, mr. walker, i think glenn beck got his rant from your 2-year-old. i believe he is charging about $50,000 for that, c.b., but i will check it out for you. so am i, jennifer. hey, ted, you may not care that children are stripping for money in bars. you may not care, but millions of americans do, ted. some fresh air out there in aspen. well, you are welcome, sally. well, i appreciate t

born in the u.s.a. mike: continuing now with our lead story. legal look at the racially charged cambridge controversy pit ago white police officer against a black professor. hours before the president dialed back his remarks on the case, professor henry lewis gates was playing hard ball and threatening possible legal action. >> my lawyers and i are considering what further action. because. >> what does that mean? does that mean lawsuit? >> perhaps, because this is not about me. this is about the vulnerability of black men america. mike: but sergeant crowley standing his ground. >> i think i'm shocked, still shocked that not only that happened but the comments that have been made subsequent to that day by the professor and his friends. i have never been accused of being a racist before to this degree. mike: the sergeant's lawyer has reportedly said he may sue the professor for defamation. with us now civil rights attorney jennifer bon jane. welcome. who is going to win this other than the lawyers? the lawyers look like to win this thing, does ei

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born in the u.s.a.reta: suppose a woman does not go for annual visits and has a lump in her breast. that would not be a catastrophic visit, it turns into a catastrophic problem when you don't do the annual visit. what about that situation? >> what do you want to do with that situation? greta: ibm posing a problem. >> the premise of the problem is where we are going wrong. -- greta: i am posing a problem. >> all of a sudden one day, they discovered a lump and the treatment is expensive. what are we doing about this? but obama is going to do, we are going to have to limit our coverage. you did not live right. you did not do when you're supposed to do. what did you do that caused this. we have put out guidelines to keep you from getting this. greta: there is one woman who has the lump and is irresponsible. >> i'm not saying she has been irresponsible. if she does not want to go to the doctor, she does not have to go to the doctor. why should everyone else have to pay for her? >> greta: there are some peopl

born in the u.s.a.he house newt gingrich is a veteran of theç capitol hill health-cae wards. what is speaker gingrich think about the democrats' plan? -- health-careç wars. what do you think of the three different plans that are sort of a weaving their way through congress? >> the one and the house makes no sense at all. it has no reform of costs -- the one in the house makes no sense at all. it will kill jobs. an economy moving towards 10% and unemployment, where the federal reserve board last thursday that we only have four years with no net new jobs, think about that. five years trapped at 8%, 9%, 10% unemployment is no net new jobs -- to further crÈche the economy -- on a planet with no net new jobs. -- unemployment with no net new jobs -- to further crash the economy. greta: is this sort of the thinking? >> i do not know what the thinking is. i do know that the administration, at the director of the budget, admitted yesterday that there is $239 billion of deficit in the bill that they are not cou

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punitive taxation will not be able to pay the bills and the u.s.a.ould very well go bankrupt just as california has. so what do we do? let's run it down. the senate health committee has passed a bill with every demin on that committee voting against it that would force all americans to enroll in a health insurance plan or face tax penalties. the government proposes to subsidize american families making up to $88,000 a year. that would cause the -- cost the feds more than $1 trillion over the next 10 years. to pay that enormous sum, mr. obama wants to raise taxes on americans making more than $280,000 a year. the tax increase might top out at 5% for millionaires raising their overall income tax rate to 45%, the highest since 1986. even raising taxes that high on the affluent wouldn't pay the total health care costs. plus the federal deficit would grow even larger, putting the nation's financial system in great risk. the plan, of course, fits into president obama's vision of redistributing income, transferring money to those less well off. in fact, wea

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born in the u.s.a.t: the pentagon's top lawyer says the administration is considering transferring some guantanomo bay detainees to the u.s. despite congressional opposition. the defense department counsel told the house armed services committee that some terror suspects may be brought to american soil for prosecution and others for detention. he said no prisoners would be released from custody inside the country. late today, prosecutors said they want to start a criminal investigation into allegations that detainee mohammed scwvment awad threw a again neighed at a jeep in afghanistan wounding two u.s. soldiers and their interpreter. he would likely face trial, officials said, inside the u.s. terror groups have been on a public relations offensive of late, releasing more anti-american diatribes than usual. many of them featuring people with u.s. origins. national correspondent catherine herridge looks at what is behind the tactic. >> from his base in east africa, this american citizen has become the voi

born in the u.s.a.ret: intelligence officials say one of bin laden's sons has been killed by a u.s. missile strike. national correspondent catherine herridge joins us live with he details. >> officials tell fox that there are strong signs that bin laden's son is dead but they are veeking confirmation thriewr d.n.a. testing and chatter that can be picked up. the intelligence community is still working through this process. it is believed sayeed was killed in the tribal areas of pakistan. u.s. officials will not identify the strike zone. it is widely reported that waziristan is at the target of the campaign. he was not the target but collateral damage in the strike. sayeed was a small player with a big name, but he was significant enough that the treasury department froze his assets in january because of his alleged ties to al qaeda and to iran. ak according to a treasury department statement in 2001, in late 2001, he facilitated the travel of usama bin laden's family members from afghanistan to iran. he

born in the u.s.a.ean: the president's trying to fulfill key campaign promises on health care and climate change, but dwindling public support may prevent him from doing so. 40% of americans surveyed say the president's health care proposal would make health care in this country worse, not better, and similarly 44% of those polls said that rationing care would drive up the cost. only 27% think it would lower costs while 29% said prices would stay about the same. so will public opinion affect how the president proceeds with health care reform? here to discuss this is the president of the word doctors and pollster frank luntz is here. good to see you. >> pleasure, thank you. sean: you've got -- you study words, language, this is what you do, and you come up with the best terminology to use during debates like this. for example, you have luntz lessons. humanize the approach, acknowledge, quote, the crisis. explain those. >> you have to humanize it. this is not about health care, the health care system, it'

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according to the latest gallup u.s.a.americans now disprove of the way obama is handling health care 50% to 49%. 59% say the president is spending too much money. 52% oppose his expansion of the government. things are going south for president obama. david brooks see a collapse on the entire left. quote: bill: now, tomorrow night, president obama will try to save his health care vision press conference. he will not succeed. americans understand that the essential force of this country is freedom, not big government micromanaging what we can and cannot do. mr. obama does not get that he is still using his power to demand his vision of social justice. >> if you attach a surtax to people making 280,000 or more. isn't that, in fact, punishing the rich. >> no, it's not punishing the rich. the way i look at it is if i can afford to do a little bit more so that a whole bunch of families out there have a little more security when i already have security, that's part of being a community. bill: wrong. that's being forced to fund o

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team u.s.a. hosting honduras at jfk stadium. as you probably know for the last two weeks honduras has been in the midst of massive political unrest with the military having to place the president in exile and escalating violence occurring in the streets. hardly the ideal backdrop for a friendly soccer game and team u.s.a. is aware of that. >> you have to feel for them. obviously we all see pictures and read accounts and i'm sure it is on their minds. so i think it is terrible what's going on there and i'm sure it is a factor for all them. >> finally tonight on a minor note. this is a ball player. watch what he does very closely with his bat. he appears -- watch it again -- to make it flow in mid-air. we slowed it down for you. he spins it and then grabs it while in the motion of the swing. he hasn't made it past triple-a but maybe he could make it to center stage in vegas as a musician. grabs it while he swings. i don't know that that is good for anything but i thought it was cool so i'm showing it to you. >> all right. we have

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in the u.s.a., it was on in prime time. that mission was the fulfillment of a vision with a very well- defined goal. that was the first ingredient for apollo's success. 50 years ago, the national aeronautics and space administration was created during the eisenhower administration and america's adventure in space began. in 1961, president john f. kennedy challenge america. >> before this decade is out, landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth. >> they said, land on the moon by the end of the decade. i thought it was a very bold statement. >> captain jim lovell, apollo 8, won the space race by orbiting the moon on christmas eve, 1968. >> happy birthday, mother. >> apollo 13 proved to nasa could manage a crisis it had not trained for. >> maybe i did not realize the capacity of the american industry and military, that they could do something like that and accomplished. >> there is no ambiguity in terms of getting the job done. >> rusty stay in orbit testing systems and the docking techniques critical to

born in the u.s.a.ill: president obama is on the road today. you'll hear from him in cleveland today. last night part of his remarks included digs at republican members who she says are not offering any new ideas. >> i know how easy it is to get consumed in politics, turning every issue into a running tally of food is winning. i heard one republican member said that even though they want to compromise, it is better politically to go for the kill. let me be clear. it is not about me. i have great health insurance, and so does every member of congress. this debate is about those letters that i read in my office, from the story that i hear in my town hall meetings. bill: and joining us is one man who has insurance, too, as well as an idea on how to give the country better insurance. you say three things need to take place. under the current system, doctors are sending patients to get tested for things that they do not need. they are covering themselves so that they do not get sued. that sounds like tort re

in france 75% now like the u.s.a. as opposed to 42% a year ago.n pakistan. just 16% like america. 1% more liked us when bush was in office. finally, check 6, if you watch local news on television, you know in some places things are totally out of control. >> come on, what -- you are having game, tyler. >> get it. >> you don't bring any of that in my house. >> i don't know what he means. >> who is that creep? >> oh, good job. >> make kids cry. >> i think is he genuinely crying. >> here, tyler, here. what's the matter with you? come on, let's go. >> all right. >> in your face. >> you know what? kids these days are soft and they need to be toughened up. >> he wants to leave. >> go. that's right. tyler. i feel like the lowest person on the planet right now. [ laughter ] anyway, the cubs scored -- actually, i feel really good. i felt so powerful. bill: the lowest person is better. is the guy a pinhead you? bet he is. pinheads and patriots is next. tonight starring bill clinton. wait until you hear this. right back with it. . vehicles is, d.v.d.'s, all

born in the u.s.a.: the rush to pass health care reform before the summer recess runs into a major roadblock called congress. the president's fast-track approach is on the verge of derailing in the senate. senator harry reid says it will not happen before the recess. meanwhile, democrats are discussing a plan for a vote, skipping a stalled committee. a group of seven blue dog democrats on the energy and commerce committee is blocking the bill. john larsen chairs the house democratic caucus. there has been discussion about bringing the bill straight in for a vote, bypassing the energy and commerce committee. is a possibility? -- is that a possibility? >> anything is possible, but we will make sure we have a caucus starting monday morning at 4 in the afternoon, making exceptions for those who have to travel to the west coast to get here, where we will travel through every section of the bill, page by page by page. and members have a lot of reading to do over the weekend and a series of questions to put th

in france 75% now like the u.s.a. as opposed to 42% a year ago.16% like america. 1% more liked us when bush was in office. finally, check 6, if you watch local news on television, you know in some places things are totally out of control. >> come on, what -- you are having game, tyler. >> get it. >> you don't bring any of that in my house. >> i don't know what he means. >> who is that creep? >> oh, good job. >> make kids cry. >> i think is he genuinely crying. >> here, tyler, here. what's the matter with you? come on, let's go. >> all right. >> in your face. >> you know what? kids these days are soft and they need to be toughened up. >> he wants to leave. >> go. that's right. tyler. i feel like the lowest person on the planet right now. [ laughter ] anyway, the cubs scored -- actually, i feel really good. i felt so powerful. bill: the lowest person is better. is the guy a pinhead you? bet he is. pinheads and patriots is next. tonight starring bill clinton. wait until you hear this. right back with it. . vehicles is, d.v.d.'s, all of that, ok? it's

here in the u.s.a. plus, we've proven you'll waste 50% fewer strips...e with diabetes, like me. now that's a true american value. accu-chek® aviva. born in the u.s.a. bret: now some fresh pickings from the political grapevine. president obama has not been shy about giving interviews during his first six months in offi. he has sat down with abc news at least six times, seven times with cbs, and nine times with nbc. he has given just two interviews to fox news since taking office. a presidential historian tells the politico newspaper that mr. obama has given more interviews than any recent president at this point in his term, and his fourth primetime news conference tonight is the same number that president george w. bush held in his eight years in office, but despite the media's saturation, most of which has been positive, the president is still not happy. he told a group of liberal bloggers during a conference call monday, quote "i know the blogs are the best at debunking myths that can slip through a lot of the traditional media outlets, and that is why

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born in the u.s.a.hilippe jon: osama atari never showed up after authorities tried to find him for bankruptcy. his mansion is empty now. banks say that he is nonexistent insurance policies to claim him millions in loans. it is thought he might be in jordan jane: david freeman is in court. he is bernie madoff's former captain. he is expected to cut a deal for rubber stamping madoff's fraudulent activities. and when when he is accused of doing. >> her -- explain what he is accused of doing. >> he is going to waive his right of being formally indicted in addition to pleating securities fraud and filing straight -- false statements. a lot and people are wondering if there would be of further indictments. people are looking at the 17th floor of his farm and the people who worked there. no official word from prosecutors other than the investigation continues, check but deducting money is that people will be indented from the 17th floor. jane: and his wife? >> as of now, ruth madoff is clear. she was allowed t

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born in the u.s.a. shark on a train? only in miami. two men carried this shark on the train. one rider snapped a photo. apparently in the men found the charred and were hoping to sell it for $10. -- shark in were hoping to sell it for $10. apparently the nearby pitchers markets spoke to these men, but nobody wanted to buy a random shark from the train. [laughter] megyn: president obama facing dwindling support for health- care reform. the latest poll shows only 49% of americans now support the president's leadership on health care reform. that is down from 57% in april. the president also losing ground to how he is handling the economy. that is not all. with me now is a contributor to the "weekly contributor -- "weekly standard." buying his plan. >> americans are growing increasingly skeptical because of the lack of success in the stimulus. his idea was to throw a ton of money at this, and it is essentially the same approach he is taking with health care. it did not work with the stimulus. as people see

born in the u.s.a.yn: rule #one of being a criminal defendant, and do not britain the prosecutor, especially in court, especially next to the people with a taser is. megyn: look at the judge. look at the security guard. she does not look too phased. look at their reaction. there is the security guard. geez. [laughter] he reportedly has a history of court room, bursts, including spitting on a judge. he was not heard and the hearing continued. [laughter] bill: if nobody sees him fall, does he make a sound? an intergalactic does it -- collision making its mark on the planet jupiter. that is the impact point. that is us, planet earth. that impact point was the size of planet earth. jupiter is enormous. it is over 300 times the size of earth. astronomers are not exactly sure what caused the impact, but an army -- imager stargazer called nasa and asked them to look at it. here we are this morning with tom jones. what causes this giant bruce? >> jupiter was struck by a large asteroid probably. earth and other

born in the u.s.a.hepard: the employee accusing him works at a casino in nevada, saying that steelers player rothenberger lowered her into his room and sexually assaulted her. we should know that this is a civil case, and no criminal charges have been filed. he led the steelers to win earlier this year. but true or not, these charges could seriously tarnish his image. tell us more about this woman and the details of the accusation. >> she is an employee of carries and lake tahoe. she claims that -- she worked at harrah's casino in lake tahoe. she says she was called in to fix a television, and as she was going to leave, he assaulted her on the bed. you do not want to do this, the plaintiff said. please, do not. she said afterwards, he said if anybody asks you, you fixed my television. now go. all in all, it makes for uncomfortable reading. rothenberger has said nothing, but i got a statement for his lawyer, which says that he has never sexually assaulted anybody. the absence of a criminal complaint and

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born in the u.s.a.evening we have been following two patience through the health-care system. how would their treatment have been affected if the government played a role? >> these people suffered from very different medical problems 1,700 miles apart. they both say that their lives were saved by heroic doctors, doctors they worry they might not have been able to get to under a different system. >> i have thought about that many times with the current discussions and controversies that are going on with the health-care system. i might not have survived if you could reject this a year from now. i went to an individual doctor that is not constrained by a system that is under the government. >> the concern on the part of most physicians that i know and most patients is that we don't know what is coming, we don't know what the system is going to be like, the government is going to take over and we will not have the opportunity to do that kind of thing in the future. we don't want to risk that. >> my husband

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born in the u.s.a. neil: all right. that is the big guy in jersey.ot this guy, but years from jersey. he says that both of them are bad for new jersey, that they are to double peace in the same tax hiking, and he is sick of it. you might know him as a johnny from "the sopranos." you are not there. why not? >> you have people out of work in people who took the guy off. neil: the governor is in a heap of trouble, isn't he? >> let me tell you something. you're talking about budget gaps. this may sound crude, but take the kid who grosses $1,000 a day at in any major city in new jersey. where is his tax filing every month? where is his 941 every quarter? if you want to close the gap, beat everybody alone and go after the people the likes of which cannot be contained on one plan that out. why don't you work for a landscaper and goes to a place where money is of the country. take 20% for the government, be mandated to report it and send it in. you talk about closing the deficit -- there is a lot of money out there. neil: they talk about ways to go after the

born in the u.s.a.ard: as the health-care price tag goes up, support for the president is beginning to drop. here are the results of a gallup poll. the number people who disapprove of the president's handling of policy, 50%. the number of people who approve as 40%. the next screen, the next full screen, we do not have it. that is it. the secretary of health and human services, kathleen sibelius, is with us live to offer the other side of this debate. good to see you. thank you for being here. >> think you for having me. shepard: the consensus seems to be that this is too much money and not a great plan. republicans are not for it and right now looks like it is not going to pass unless something happens, right? >> this is definitely a work in progress. the energy committee is hard working and options, senate finance is hard work, and there are variations of overall health reform on the table, but i've got to tell you, house and senate members, republicans and democrats understand there is a huge cost for

born in the u.s.a.: right around the same time man first walked in -- walked on the moon, in retirement cake was being baked. the colonel just retired today. he was serving in vietnam in 1969 and his favorite dessert was the can pound cake. he saved one and promised he would eat it when he retired from the army. 40 years later, that day has finally come. he opened up the can and dug in today at the pentagon. his review? "it is good. it is actually kind of moist." i am jon scottin for shepard smith. bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. they have become key players in the battle over president obama's controversial health care overhaul. they are the blue dog democrats. they are on the same political team, but there are voicing big- time reservations about the $1 trillion price hike. who are they and why have they become democratic party coopers? molly henneberg is live in washington. >> there are 52 conservative or moderate blue dog democrats in the house. the majority of them are from republ

born in the u.s.a.arris: top box that you see president obama east chief chick advisor saying the country has moved back from the brink of economic catastrophe. as the labor department says unemployment broke the 10% mark in 16 states. 0 michigan's unemployment over 15%. you have the car makers there that have been laying people off for months. that hasn't happened in more than 30 years. in the middle box the shuttle endeavour completing a back flip in space. martha and i love watching this video. allowing nasa to check the heat shield for damage. that is a live picture. i love it! it is set to dock at the international space station within the hour. backfliping. bottom box, after taking $45 from the government, your tax dollars, citigroup reports a $3 billion second quarter profit. that is instead of the monster loss analysts expected. martha: bailout is working pretty well. harris: we are learning more about the fiery tanker crash along interstate 75 outside of detroit. it was earlier this week but sm

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and 69% of us believe the u.s.a. is a fair and decent country just the way it is. now, talking points believes americans were ready to listen to president obama's health care vision because, obviously, medical care is much too expensive in this country. but mr. obama has not been able to articulate specifics. instead falling back on confusing scenarios and ideology. today in a north carolina town meeting, the president once again spoke long and said little. many folks looked like they were transfor thed back to a high school physics class. we cannot put one interesting sound bite from this exposition, not one. the truth is that the economic and social justice theory isn't taking root in america and president obama is being stymied by that. we are a hard-working country that gives more to charity than any other people on earth. we do not, however, respect hand youths, especially when they might bankrupt the nation. that is obama's dilemma. the folks are not with him philosophically, and i don't believe they ever will be. that's a memo. for the top story tonight, rea

born in the u.s.a.lenn: now, the media misses major connections because it doesn't see how stories are all related. we will break things down tonight in a nutshell. china's expansion into latin america in a nutshell. while they're moving to africa has been more publicized, china is also carving out a huge sphere of influence in other underdeveloped countries. let's start in brazil, south america's biggest economy. china has surpassed the united states as that country's biggest trade partner, but that's not all. china is gobbling up hard assets like copper from chile, iron ore from br zil and zinc from peru. it is shipping busses to cuba, cars to peru and clothes to mexico. all this has catapulted taid between china and latin america from $10 billion at the turn of the millennium to $240 billion last year. unlike the u.s. which asks for more ooh transparency from its partners, china isn't so ideologically hamstrung. china has also not established a military presence in the evening john and thanks to its