i'm uma pemmaraju. prosecutors resting their case in the colorado theater shooting trial. they wrapped up arguing that james holmes methodically planneded and carried out that massacre in 2012 and they tried to convince the jury he was mentally competent at the time. holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. defense attorneys begin their case next thursday. that shooting attack leaving 12 people dead and another 70 others injured. what was supposed to be a fun day at the ballpark leaves a young man in the hospital after he was hit sharply by a foul ball hit at the phillies/cardinals game in philadelphia. he was sitting near the first base when domonic brown of the phillies hit the foul ball in the ninth inning. no update on the boy's condition this morning. it's the second major league baseball accident in two weeks pap boston red sox fan was injured after she was hit in the face by a broken bat. i'm uma pemmaraju. now back to "cavuto on business." >>> forget a coming rate hike, the former fe

i'm uma pemmaraju. one of the two convicted killers escaping from an upstate new york prison is now dead with the other still on the run. richard matt killed by a border patrol agent in a wooded area away from the pritz but his accomplice david sweat, has not been spotted and hi whereabouts still remain unknown. the governor of new york suppressing getting these dangerous convicts dead or alive. >> mr. sweat is also dangerous. mr. sweat was involved in the killing of a sheriff's deputy in broom county. >> the search now involves 1,100 law enforcement officers. i'm uma pemmaraju. back to more of "cavuto on business." >>> to a big fat greek mess. don't think that can happen here? some say it can and has and will get worse because the debt that comes with it is already getting worse. >> try $847 billion between now and 2025. this is from the cbo. okay. >> this is nuts. here's the thing. premiums have gone through the roof. people need to understand this whole thing is on a sliding scale so people say it do

. >>> i'm uma pemmaraju. the city of charleston continues to hon nor the victims shot down in the mass consider. thousands gathered holding hands and remembering those murdered during a bible class at the historic church. local community leaders and church members calling on their faith to help them heal through tragedy saying the shooting suspect, dylann roof, will never divide them. >>> in other news two escaped killers from a new york prison entering their third week on the run, but police are checking leads that they may have been spotted. two people fitting the description of david sweat and richard matt were reportedly seen last week in steuben county new york. the two fugitives also apparently seen in irwin and lindley, both near the pennsylvania border. i'm uma pemmaraju. now back to more of "bulls & bears." for all our headlines, logon to foxnews.com. make it a great day. >>> get this. mexico deporting more illegals from its country than we are. what exactly are we doing? a new report shows the illeg

i'm uma pemmaraju. now back to more of "bulls & bears."ines, foxnews.com. >>> so after that big supreme court ruling the president says the health care law is here to stay. but gary b. says that means the first-class health care service we expect in america is going away. what do you mean? >> absolutely brenda. when the government sticks its finger in an economic dike looking to shore it up here and there, we have less choice. we've seen that across -- in fact we've seen that already in health care. government has been involved in health care through medicare medicaid for years and years and years. people have longer wait times, they have less choice. if you don't think that's true look at the only area of health care that is close to a free market and that's elective surgery, plastic surgery, most people call it. there you have the broadest choice, the best availability you see prices advertised across the board. doctors compete. that's why classic surgery has actually in cost come down where health care has gone up. >> well sascha what d

i'm uma pemmaraju. back to more of "cavuto on business." >>> to a big fat greek mess. don't think that can happen here? some say it can and has and will get worse because the debt that comes with it is already getting worse. >> try $847 billion between now and 2025. this is from the cbo. okay. >> this is nuts. here's the thing. premiums have gone through the roof. people need to understand this whole thing is on a sliding scale so people say it doesn't matter because the government's paying my premiums. you don't understand. your neighbor is paying your premiums. people who work and had jobs are paying your premiums. people who might have had a full-time job now working part-time are paying your premium premiums. >> maybe you're just cheep and you don't care. >> this is going to cost more -- i am cheap, but -- >> he is the last person who's cheap, i'll tell you that. >> cost more than medicate in the next ten years. >> one surprise after another. oil subsidies and incentives had gone away, that would have been a big adjustment. >> it would have been crazy. >> everyone

but first we'll check in with uma pemmaraju for a look at what's coming up on america's news headquarterss it will take to move the country and charleston forward in terms of healing following those tragic shootings. also we'll check in with former cia director james woolsey on the latest isis attacks. >>> and you'll also hear from celebrated actress suzanne somers and her new health book and her new las vegas show. all that and much more coming up at 2:00 p.m. eastern. now more "fox & friends" after the break. ♪ from the east coast to the west coast ♪ >>> welcome back. summer the perfect time to enjoy the great outdoors. >> by that we mean hunting, fish camping, all good for you. >> we've got the deputy editor of "field & stream" with us. >> good morning. >> raising wild children on the plaza. first up hunting. >> we have a suction cup archery range over here. and this is -- you can see these kids are having no fun at all. and it's a great kind of gateway into like the hunting culture. and you can have a lot of fun with this and still, you know, teach like the hunter safety first mentali