jack vogel joins us, a great voice to hear from on a rough day like today.hank you for joining us. >> good to be with you. >> we know you're a long-term investor and do not worry about knee jerk reactions and short-term trading, but what do you want to do in a market that's down here. >> number one, in moments of panic, or deep disappoint want are usually terrible times to make investment decisions. don't get carried away by today. we have seen in the last couple months more days i can count where the market was down, and the next day up 100 or 200. then we have to realize that this is a great day for buyers and a terrible day for sellers. but it's always good for somebody, depends on your point of view. and the fact of the matter is that i'm a -- i get involved in these emotions too. i think i have too much in stocks when they're going down, and too much in bonds when stocks are going up, so i read an early book and i feel good. it's like vogel group anonymous. >> we have a lot of investors not in this market. we just had george gach on, he thinks people ar

vogel helped mcmath to her feet, and then carried her across the finish line.she's prized by all the praise since any girl would have done the same for her. >> i didn't think twice. i dwu i'd help her out. if you work to get to the point of the state meet, you deserve to finish no matter who you are. i was going to make that happen for her no matter what. >> and check out this statement -- on vogel's shirt, a slogan, part speed, part stamina, all heart. her classmates say that perfectly sums upon the girl who found victory while finishing last. >> and after this was post the, megan says she was inundated with twitter messages, as well as facebook messages from all over the world. all over the country. people saying they were inspired by this. >> you hope young completes will see it and find the value of the sports that they play in -- just humanity. >> one guy on twitter has it right when he says vogel should be on the cover of "sports illustrated" this week. >> that would be nice. >>> let's get a look at the out-the-door traffic and weather. >> it's june but f

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of meghan vogel.rmy rich. a high schooler who got national attention for sticking up young girl with mental abilities being bullied on the school bus. storm my got in trouble for standing up to the other strunt but said she had no regrets. led us to ask, how exactly does one raise a child like this? fox news medical a timer, dr. keith be a he blow -- ablow. we got so much mail on young girls, young girls, stood up for someone who was in need and mentally challenged and the brunt of bullies or one who literally too physically exhausted to finish a race, sacrifices for her own ability to finish ahead of her, meghan vogel put this other girl first, how, what is the mentality behind that? >> what i'll say is this. there will some psychiatrists perhaps would tell you people are born this way. that your brain has a certain level of chemical messenger like serotonin and allows to be present at such moments and it is luck. i don't think so. i think people like meghan vogel are made and nurtured. in order to b

i'm anita vogel in los angeles. i will have the the latest coming up. >>> and that is a disaster out there. the rain is out of the picture and, boy, nice low humidity and we'll let you know how things are looking closer to the weekend and i'll bet the redskins appreciate the drop in humidity. >> and it's been nice out here, sue. coming up, leonard hankerson's hips don't lie. an update on his injury and the nationals, boy are they on a tear and tyler moore have a day. the rookie fire. those stories coming up in sports. laura. >>>  do you see it ? there it is ! there it is ! where ? where ? it's getting away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. wow, there it is. . >>> a small passenger plane request sky next on over the scene as the plane touched down. it's reported there was an engine problem. not clear how many people were on board. >>> and we are monitoring metro tonight as the agency changes

ken vogel, reporter for politico.nd "washington post" columnist dana milbank and msnbc contributor joy reed, the managing editor of the grio.com. ken, the excellence of your reporting is before us once again with you pointing out wall street has dumped its love affair with the president and fallen for mitt romney. so the seven-year itch is reduced to just three. i guess they've forgotten that many freewheeling lack of regulation brought the country to its knees. >> well, it's not just the regulation which of course has increased under the obama administration in the form of dodd-frank overhaul but it's also the president's plan to raise taxes on the wealthy and fear among wall street types particularly hedge funders he'll do away with this so-called carried interest provision that allowed mitt romney to continue to profit from his holdings in boyne capital and pay a relatively low tax rate on it. additionally, the president has engaged in a lot of aggressive rhetoric towards wall street targeting it. wall street fat c

vogel says she's surprised by the praise she's been getting saying any girl would have done the same for her. >> that is awesome. >> yeah. >> still shots are great. >> the reality is, it's probably not true that anybody would have done that. definitely she deserves kudos for showing that she's not just a great athlete but a great person, too. good for her. >> i agree. >>> tom kierein is standing by with our weather. i came in, heard the birds chirping, it felt crisp out there. not bad. it's nice with the low humidity. >> some of the birds are up early for sure. and we are seeing some of the first light of day. we're getting our earlier and earlier sun rises as we approach the summer solstice. here we are in june, the solstice month. look at that swath of color on the horizon. live view of the washington monument, jefferson memorial from our h.d. city camera. 58 now. mostly cloudy at reagan national. and it's certainly cooler than average for this time of year. dew point comfortably dry, 51. and there's all the cloud cover we've had since yesterday. been around overnight. we have a li

anita vogel has more. >> reporter: i just want to say can we all get along? can we get along? >> reporter: that was rodney king in 1992 on the third day of the los angeles riots. today, the man who once said he felt like he was an inch from death at the hands ever the los angeles police is dead at the age of 47. rodney king's fiancee calling 911 sunday morning. an avid swimmer, king was at the bottom of the swimming pool. >> when they pulled him out, he was unresponsive. >> reporter: he was drunk and unarmed when he was pulled over for speeding in 1991. his brutal beating an iconic symbol of police brutality. when four of the officers were tried for excessive force and aquitted, one. the worst urban riots in american history began. there were 55 riot-related deaths and nearly $1 billion in property damage. king later wondered, quote, if they blame me for all those people who died. he was awarded a $3.8 million civil is thelement. he turned corner in his life evolving into an author. king, seen here signing copies of a memoir he published earlier this year. he took time to refl

. >> reporter: vogel then guided mcmath, carrying her across the finish line ahead of vogel herself. >> i just kind of didn't think twice about it. i knew i was just going to go help and help her out. you deserve to finish no matter who you are. i was going to make that happen for her no matter what. i knew she would do the same for me. i was going to do that for arden. >> what a sweet girl. meghan vogel will be a senior next year. arden mcmath will be a junior so they may end up competing against each other again. >>> a high flying basejumping dare devils asoared into the record books with a leap after a mountain in the himalayas. it took him six days to climb the mountain, and then just 90 seconds to come down. hitting speeds of more than 120 miles an hour. wow. amazing views though. now five minutes past the hour. let's go back outside to stephanie again with a check of your weather. >> hey there, natalie. we have trista who is joining us traveling 1200 miles by plane. but you're traveling home by car, why? >> we just want to enjoy the united states of america. >> what are you mos

story now with two reporters who crunched the numbers when the reports were filed last night: ken vogelf politico and matea gold of the "los angeles times." so a lot of numbers thrown out last night. before we get to specifics. just a general question, what jumped out at you marx tae ya first? what stood out? >> i think what came into sharp relief last night was how much money obama is spending. he burned through more than $44 million last month that was three times as much as he did the previous month and that was largely to respond to these outside groups that have been flooding the airwaves with ads attacking him and trying to frame his record this suspect ads coming from mitt romney, this is coming from groups such as americans for prosperity and cross roads g.p.s. and this has been forcing obama to go up on the air early on in a big way in this campaign. >> brown: ken vogel, what jumped out at you? >> i was surprised by mitt romney's ability to bank on this vast network of big donors he spent years cultivating. as soon as he left the massachusetts's governor's mansion he started ru

in los angeles, anita vogel, fox news. >>> developing in egypt, the final day of voting in their presidential election. the winner is expected to be announced in the next few days. >> reporter: fathers brought sons to vote in egypt's first attempt at democracy. >> i bring my son with me to know how to bring his voice to whom he wants. >> reporter: the idea of a free and fair election has taken a lot of work. the privacy screens where people vote still have the shipping labels on them. they've had to figure out how to design the ballist. illiteracy is to high, they have pictures of the candidate and party symbol and their name. 40% of the women here can't read or write. the other thing, they have to figure out how to design is ballot boxes. used to not matter who they voted for. now they'll have to figure out how to count all these and announce the results. >> before in the past, we were -- [inaudible] -- now he's waiting for our finger. >> reporter: in poorer neighborhoods, the muslim's brotherhood's machine turned out veiled women in the hot sun, a contrast to the wealthier cairo neighborhoo

vogel says she didn't think twice.icked up that girl and helped her to the finish line and pushed her over the line in front of her. vogel finished last. she thinks what she did was no big deal. she says if you work to get to the state mete you deserve to machine. 24 that is a champion athlete. >> great story. >> it is. >>> hard enough to make it to the olympics. imagine trying compete at eight months' pregnant? she will be doing just that. she's a shooter from malaysia, going for the gold in the women's 10 meter air rifle event. she says some of her family members are worried about her decision to compete. so close her due date. her husband and doctor will both accompany her to london. she will be sitting out at 50-meter event even though she qualified, because she figures her bell ip going y's going to for her to shoot lying down. >> suppose when she -- just as she squeezes the trigger -- the baby kicks. wow! >> she's find out. >> fig ter out, for sure. >> make that jacket for her? >> probably make her own. [ obama ]

. >> john: for more on the impact on this ruling let's go to ken vogel., good evening. >> hey john. >> john: thanks for being with us. i have so much to ask you. were you surprised that this much of the law three out of four provisions were struck down? >> no, i think it was a pretty careful measured ruling. while three out of the four provisions were strict down the fourth was the meaty issue. the supreme court took a wait-and-see approach and almost welcoming if you read the opinion and as applied challenge on a specific case once the law is implemented. that would really provide why the administration didn't go after this racial profiling. there was nothing to go after once the law is implemented there will be the possibility of bringing an equal rights claim. i expect fully for the opponents of this to be looking diligently for such a test case and to bring a law enforcement as soon as they have one. >> cenk: just to put a fine point on it, what are the odds of a caucasian ever being inconvenienced by this law? >> much slimmer than someone of color. t

anita vogel reports the man who triggered the investigation took the witness stand. >> reporter: a keyitness in jerry sandusky's trial taking a stand. former penn state assistant testified he heard a quote skin on skin smacking sound. mccreary said he saw sandusky standing closely to a boy that appeared to be 10 to 12 years old. mccreary said he slammed his locker shroudly in an attempt to say someone is here. the teen identified as victim number one by a grand jury also taking the witness stand. now 18 he told the court sandusky sexually abused him during numerous sleep overs in the basement of the former coach's home. while his wife was upstairs. sandusky's defense lawyer asking the teen whether he had financial motives for bringing the accusations. the alleged victim answering no. >> he's telling his story as a duty. he has a duty to law enforcement and to serve the ends of justice to tell his story about hatous crimes. >> reporter: the 68-year-old denies those allegations. anita vogel, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a popular car under recall tonight. >> plus some incredible pictures. mo

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that is high school junior megan vogel helping another runner across the finish line at the 3200 meter>> in early observation, they're on the same team and their uniforms are different. >> exactly. >> the high school junior was running in last place in the 3200 meter race. she won the 1600 meter race earlier in the day. she came up on the sophomore struggling during the race, and didn't think twice about helping her, and went in for the finish line, dragged her about 30 meters, and you will notice as she comes across, she pushes her over first. >> why was she struggling, what was up? >> she was low in sodium when they tested her after the race. messages and tweets, they're calling her an inspiration. >> what do you think about all the people that just blue past this girl like, see ya, and now this girl is getting all the credit. >> classy move. if she didn't win a state championship earlier in the day, she's in last place, knows she won't win, let's help the girl out. >> sometimes you have to go beyond the competition to do something kind for your peers. >>. >> for some of us, our pers

anita vogel reports the man who triggered the investigation took the witness stand. >> reporter: a keyness in jerry sandusky's trial taking a stand. former penn state assistant testified he heard a quote skin on skin smacking sound. mccreary said he saw sandusky standing closely to a boy that appeared to be 10 to 12 years old. mccreary said he slammed his locker shroudly in an attempt to say someone is here. the teen identified as victim number one by a grand jury also taking the witness stand. now 18 he told the court sandusky sexually abused him during numerous sleep overs in the basement of the former coach's home. while his wife was upstairs. sandusky's defense lawyer asking the teen whether he had financial motives for bringing the accusations. the alleged victim answering no. >> he's telling his story as a duty. he has a duty to law enforcement and to serve the ends of justice to tell his story about hatous crimes. >> reporter: the 68-year-old denies those allegations. anita vogel, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a popular car under recall tonight. >> plus some incredible pictures. moth

johnson, darnel vogel, jim aires, brenda washington. karen fishkin. >> i am aaron, and i guess my time has come. i own a beautiful victorian house. what a trip. i read the report from the san francisco department of public health. this is a very good report. with the prevention and control of bedbugs. a great report. the key to success is going to be in implementation. who will be watching over this for the next couple of years. i was in my room and then there a few weeks only. there was a conversation in the hallway, from my mayor cook -- my neighbor, next door. you have to get out of your room. we have to spray, for bedbugs. i send her a note. she never responded to me. this is 10 days, for bedbugs. i mentioned to her, the note that she sent out. she said, do not worry. we will take care of that. one week later i had the bad bugs in my room. i am 67 years old and had never even seen one of these. this is ridiculous. when you have never slept with a bedbug and have them in your room, sleeping with you, this is tough. who will implement

and the rest of the day's issues in the 2012 campaign, politico's chief investigative reporter ken vogel and craig crawford of craig crawford.com and authof " "the politics of life" when i was a kid, i used to listen to monty python all theed time. money makes the world go around does the 60 versus 77, mitt romney pulling in more money than incumbent president, does that instruct us or say anything about who is winning this race? >> i don't think so. in this game at this point, i would call this parity even though though president obama is behind. >> parity or parody. >> napoleon said it's all about the bat allions. i would say they both have enough batallions to keep this at parity. >> the parody will come later in the show. ken, let's go to you. when billionaires line up behind a candidate, usually t the candidate is happy. adelson had been with newt gingrich. that didn't work out. we haven't from newt recently. i miss him. he was good to talk about. is adelson is this his way of making up to mitt saying, i will be nice to you, also? >> it means a lot, eliot. gone are the days where mo

anita vogel, fox news. >>> people in the south are getting ready for tropical storm debby.ents in galveston, texas, are preparing even though they haven't been put on a tropical storm watch yet. forecasters say the storm has maximum sustained winds of 50 to 60 miles per hour with the center of debby expected to linger in the gulf the next few days with no landfall in the immediate forecast. >> may have no effect on us or if it does have an effect it could be a slighting if on the coast. it is a good wake-up call to remind us it's hurricane season and we need to be prepared. >> as debby strengthens the storm could be near hurricane force winds by tomorrow night. >> closer to home we have i hope to say nothing to complain about and nothing to worry about just yet, nice weather. >> it was beautiful today. a little humid but kind of nice. i was outside today in the beautiful sunshine enjoying it. so i want to say it wasn't all that bad and temperature-wise we were into the low 90s pretty much everywhere. >> earlier you almost threatened it's going to get hotter. >> that's not a

as for his rival, politico ken vogel is reporting the billionair, sheldon adelson may give a million dollars to restore our future a super p.a.c. he was newt gingrich's sugar daddy before his campaign went down in flames. if there was any doubt that jeb bush was not going to serve as romney's his praise for mr. obama's cameducation strategy. >> i don't have to play the game of being 100,000% against president obama. i have got a long list of things i think he has done wrong. and with civility and respect, i will point those out if i am asked but on the things that i think he's done a good job on i am not going to just say, no. no. >> the republican base must be horrified. just as democrats were when former president clinton told cnbc quote didn't have a problem if the bush tax cuts for the wealthy a contradictory policy. president clinton tried to roll that back today. >> i support a position and i think on the merits, upper income people are going to have to contribute to the long-term debt reduction. >> an anmon non-muss clinton advisor offered this: he's 65 years old. i guess it h

anita vogel is live in our west coast bureau with this story. hi, anita. >> reporter: there are several new, smaller fires around colorado today, and a larger blaze in nearby utah. in saratoga springs, utah, 40 miles south of salt lake city, winds are helping to fan the flames of what is being called the dump fire. officials believe the blaze was started when a bullet hit a rock and started a fire during target practice. the 20th target shooting-related fire this year in utah. residents have about a thousand homes were evacuated on friday and many children. >> not just how many people, how many kids live out here, and, please remember, we are at eagle mountain, 23,000 people, and our median age at eagle mountain is 14. >> reporter: the big fire is the high park fire west of fort collins, colorado. last week it was 60% contained and now dropped back to 45% contained. hot temperatures and gusty winds are feeding the flames and prompting the possibility of more homes lost and, certainly, more evacuations, nearly a thousand, as of last night. >> aft

anita vogel, fox news. a warning to watch out for bottle bombs. this time it's in anne arundel county. police ssy two teens threw one at a childdwho was outside last night near annelementary s. school. herr's a look at the old was targetee. police ay the teenagers now face felony charges. so far this year ... police say thhy've investigated a half dozen cases involving bottle bombb. p12:44:04 anddthe ragmeets of phe containnr can cause involved you can potenttally severe and life threatening burn injuries as a result of a potential prank :17 :17 in this most recent case, the child wasn't hurt. no word yet on what caused yesterdays five aaarm fire in fell's point... wwere the clean up effort continues today. the smoke from the fire filled the skyline. the fire raged oot of control for there were only minor injurres. but the large ffre closure of three fire houses.... prompted criticism frommthe firefighters union. (kevin cartwright)"so we had actually our paatters.. firefighters..from surrounding jurisdictions come in and filll in at our fire stati

ken vogel and craig crawford, many thanks for being on the show tonight. >> good to be here. >> eliotprogramming reminder. i won't be here next week but you're in luck, the one and only joy behar. one week only until the fall right here on current tv. >>> the iran you don't know next. admitted that that look, we were able to keep a lot of the folks because of the stimulus. >> bill: absolutely. again, do you great work, judd. thank you. all of your colleagues at think progress. we'll see you again next really? no. it comes with a hat. see, airline credit cards promise flights for 25,000 miles, but... [ man ] there's never any seats for 25,000 miles. frustrating, isn't it? but that won't happen with the capital one venture card. you can book any airline, anytime. hey, i just said that. after all, isn't traveling hard enough? ow! [ male announcer ] to get the flights you want, sign up for a venture card at capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? uh, it's ok. i've played a pilot before. after the commercial. >> it is a combination of low self-esteem, low blood sugar and missing red wine wi

anita vogel. live with us. anita, thank you.watching elections in other states tonight as well. nevada, north dakota, maine and virginia are all holding senate primaries. more than a dozen candidates are competing for a seat in south carolina. we will have updates throughout the night right here on the fox news channel. well, watch your mouth next time you're in middle borough, massachusetts. the town just approved a $20 nine for swearing in public. supporters say they had to do something about teenagers yelling curses all over the place. opponents are asking what about free speech? but state law does let police arrest people who use profane or obscene language in public. well, president george h.w. bush is celebrating his 88th birthday with friends and family in ken bunk port maine today. the big party includes a clam bake. just hours ago they all sat down to watch a special screening of a new documentary about his life. >> what was t like to see your son elected president? >> very emotional for me. very proud father. first tim

more than 100 homes and the fire is now blamed for the death of one woman, found in her cabin, anita vogele in our west coast bureau. >> reporter: reports indicate that that woman did not respond to several emergency calls to her house and could not be rescued in time, now, today overall things look better but there is light of activity on the grounds in colorado. the fire is burning 15 miles west of fort collins, started by a lightning strike and since then has become the third largest wildfire in state history, containment today at 20% and fire firfighters think they'll get more of a handle on it as the day goes on, but in the meantime there are a number of people whose lives have been changed forever. >> looking for a longer-term place to stay. right now, we're sort of temporary, and, don't want to impose too much on people. >> mountain people are tough. they are going to get back to work. it isn't going to be katrina, people will get busy. >> it is unbelievable, all of these things, you think will happen to somebody else, and, you want to be there to help them. but, you can't imagine i

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i want to bring in politico's ken vogel. i don't think we can underestimate how important this is.know how important the hispanic community is as a voting bloc. we know that there has been some level of discontent within the hispanic community as it relates to president obama. does this fix those problems? >> i don't know that it fixes those problems but it goes a long way towards helping him. as you mentioned, in what is a crucial swing bloc. the good thing about it for the white house politically is that it doesn't really hurt him with other swing voters. it's mostly a base issue. it will excite the liberal base and the conservatives who are upset about immigration, they weren't going to vote for him anyway. so it excites his base and helps with those swing -- potential swing voters right in the middle there. not just hispanics, but there are other communities in which there are big immigration presences in which it helps him and could help him at the margins win votes. >> as you see, we are looking at a live shot of the white house. obviously we are still waiting for president o

stephen vogel says that grameen is not a charity.italism at work. >> they want the borrower to come to their office. we go to our borrower. they want there to be assets and collateral. we do not need collateral. they need credit scores, we do not. >> reporter: because collateral is not required interest rate are 15%, higher than for most small business loans. their program is work. grameen reports a default rate around 1%. >> i don't think anybody else gave them the opportunity our believed in them and trust them that they were going to take the money and make it work for hem and make it prosper for them and their family. >> reporter: the average loan is $1500, small change to a bank, a lifeline for those fighting poverty. >> o'donnell: ahead, china's elite go golf crazy, giving the game new drive. that story is next. [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums [ male announcer ]

the commissioner's perspective was with crucial in finalizing the commission's view of vogel and summer nuclear plants, the first two new nuclear plants licenses in over 30 years. her voting record at the nrc shows that she is a conscientious and objective policy maker and a strong dedication to safety. her demonstration collaborated with her commission colleagues shows her to be a studious, thoughtful colleague. we're considering also the nomination of dr. alison macfarlane to complete the term of chairman yasco. given the numerous reports of chairman yasco's distraction, it was appropriate for him to resign last month. the commission can focus on its mission of nuclear safety. it's my expectation that dr. macfarlane can step in to be a valuable member of the commission. i have some concerns in the lack of management experience. that she'll pick up quickly as well as areas of nuclear safety. she's very well informed on the back end of the field cycle, i hope that her previous research and public sayings won't inhibit her ability to be a fair judge of the licensing of nuclear waste repo