i've been waiting a long time to give you a windy city boo-yah. >> windy city chi-town boo-ya h-back at you. go ahead. >> i've got a question about ford and how the stock might be affected by the recent news out of alcoa. i know alcoa beat their quarterly expectations yesterday. >> actually, it was somewhat upbeat about automobiles. that was the part of the conference call. that and gas lines weren't that big. however, he did talk about a strong dollar and he talked about weakness in europe. so you don't want to buy any ford off the call. but that was not as easily spelled out as the way he told you to sell, sell, sell, the truck manufacturers. and that means sell cummins. market is very stupid sometimes. but you don't have to be. and cummins is proof that outlook matters. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, face the charts. facebook will give investors a status update when it reports its first official quarter later this month. but tonight, cramer is turning to the technicals to find out if you should invite it into your portfolio, when he goes "off the charts." plus, and

the windy city is descending into violent chaos. we'll have a follow-up report. >>> also tonight, jimmy j.j. walker. >> hello there, mama. >> and dennis miller on a 6-year-old kid starring in this video. >> the world is upside down. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for joining us tonight. 2008, 95% of o african american voters supported barack obama but mitt romney thinks he can do better in the precincts. right now the black unemployment rate is 14.4% as opposed to 12.7% when president obama took office. it is obvious that the scenario for black american voters is different than it was four years ago. today governor romney made that case. >> i'm going to eliminate every nonessential expensive program i can find and that includes obama care and i'm going to work to reform and save -- [crowd booing] >> the president says he will do those things but he has not. he cannot. he will not. his last four years in the white house prove it definitively. >>

. >> ♪ above the blue >> here we are above the blue and windy city been -- sea in your city by the bay 25 years ago, you were to come here and sing with the san francisco symphony for the 50th anniversary of the golden gate bridge -- you were before me at the theater, and you may remember that this place was really filled with people, thousands and thousands of people that came to celebrate. and you could not get through the crowd. so i said, cassette and ok, let's get a helicopter land it in front of city hall -- "ok, let's get a helicopter, led it in front of city hall." they said you were afraid of helicopters, and i said to blindfold you. magically, you got here and sang your song. when you sang "i left my heart in san francisco" and the cascade of fireworks came over the bridge, it was a moment -- i'm getting chill bumps -- it was a moment to remember. >> i wish i were still mayor of san francisco to be able to be the one that gives you the key to the city, but what i can show you is a painting that goes a ways back. it was in 1983, i think. both of us on a newly restored cable ca

to far this year, 263 people murdered in the windy city. up 39% from last year alone. chicago mayor rahm emanuel says this. >> we have two gang bangers one standing next to a kid, get away from that kid. take your you stuff to the alley. don't touch the children of the city of chicago. don't get near them. and it is about values and i don't buy this case where are people say they don't have values. they do have values. they have the wrong values. >> bill: with all due respect to mayor emanuel i have no idea what he is talking about. he asked him to come on the program and he has not agreed. joining us, a senior pastor at the st. john bible church. do you know what values he is talking about? >> the blame game goes on here in chicago. so many people are frustrated. police are blaming the politicians and politicians blaming the pastors and pastors blaming the school system and the reality is what we see is the direct result of a collaborative failure of multiple institutions. >> bill: but it doesn't seem like mayor emanuel has a grasp of the situation. i could be wrong.

. >>> over in the windy city, hot weather being forecast. 180,000 people there without power. storms and winds made for a messy morning commute on tuesday a storm forced arrival and departure delays at the airports. and we have a check of the forecast. >> we know this. >> we do. the storms that were you talking about, we got a severe thunderstorm here. again yesterday we could see isolated storms that's what we saw. today high pressure and we are going to be nice and dry outside. let's talk about what is going on now. we do see a complex of storms back across the plains there. you can see it around south dakota and minnesota. and unfortunately chicago, you can get another round of showers and storms as they go throughout the day due to the fact they have a risk for storms but again back at home here we are nice and dry. we will stay that way. get out there and enjoy. the forecast hour by hour today. 818 what i'm going with. that's where we should be for this time of year. let's check and time saver traffic. you like the forecast. >> this is great. and it is beautiful now. the

windy city boo-yah to you. >> sweet. we have a lot of windy city boo-yahs this week. i like it. what's going on? >> caller: i was just speculating in corn and the prices are at almost all-time highs due to the drought. i want to know if you see a tap in sight. when should i buy puts to protect myself? >> i don't see a top in sight. i think because this shows in the east and a lot of easterners don't recognize it, corn is going higher. everyone's off potash, agrium, stick with it. i include mosaic. ray in pennsylvania. ray. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. i have a question regarding bank earnings. jpmorgan recently reported earnings of 1.21 per share, well above the 70 cents analysts expected. >> right. >> at the same time, jpmorgan reduced loan lost reserves by $2.1 billion. my question is what's your opinion of the somewhat deceptive policy where large banks report increased earnings while they carry large loan losses on the books and boost earnings by reducing loan loss reserve. >> it's a great question. the reason why is it makes the earnings for all banks seem phony. they took big

this is mike from chicago with a windy city boo-yah! >> well done. boo-yah back at you. thank you.s going on? >> caller: i can't sleep at night. the mattress industry is driving me crazy. i decided to short select comfort. >> you're shorting it? we don't want to play in the mattresses. they are too hard. we try, we did analysis of one or the other. i have to tell you. [ don't buy ] that's the best adviceky give you. peter in new york. >> caller: hi, jim. my son and i appreciate you. we love your energy. >> thank you. big backers of rockland here. what's going on? >> caller: our stock is atrs, antares pharma. the revenue increased and they have several large license agreements with large pharmaceutical companies including teva watson and pfizer. what do you think of the long-term prospect? >> all right. we have had mixed success with these injectables. we have to do more work on this company. we can't just opine on it. this business has been up and down. i promise to come back. i don't have a ready answer. tom in illinois. tom. >> hi, jim. how are you doing? big boo-yah from illinoi

so we will see a big change there for the windy city. otherwise across the country, seattle even getting in on that heat. 82 degrees for our forecast on saturday. everything is relative, isn't it? you can see the heat along the east coast as well. washington, d.c., 103. new york, you're still into the upper 90s, boston, 81 degrees. then for the second half of the weekend, again, we're still going to be on the warm side but some cooler spots around the great lakes. alex, back to you. >> stef, thank you so much for that. we'll have a live report from new york central park on how people are coping with the deadly heat coming up in five minutes or so from now. let's go to front page politics and president obama fresh from a bus tour signing into law a transportation bill he says will create much needed jobs. >> first of all, this bill will keep thousands of construction workers on the job, rebuilding our nation's infrastructure. second, this bill will keep interest rates on federal student loans from doubling this year, which would have hit

temperatures in the windy city dropped 20°.ortunately, there's little relief in sight for much of the country. 16 states unheat warning or advisories three million homes are still without power across seven states, including higher in virginia. no power of course means no air conditioning. >> we've already been to ikea which is air conditioned. >> reporter: he took his family to the library to escape the heat. >> we are here to cool off. kids got a movie. >> reporter: movie theaters were also packed. with you miltie companies warning it could take up to -- utility companies warning it could take up to five more days to restore power. >> we've been sharing generators with our neighbors. >> reporter: power crews from as far way as oklahoma and canada are en route to the mid atlantic region trying to help crews get the electricity back on. for now, no end in sight for the scorching temperatures. this virginia neighborhood was hit very hard by the storm. being see behind me many large trees are down. the power is out now. crews are

. >>> and if you're flying, delays possible in bean town, washington, minneapolis and the windy city.wo people are dead and two others are hospitalized after a 17-vehicle chain collision in west texas two of the 18 wheelers sandwiched a car killing two people inside. >>> and in south texas, investigators are faced with the grim task of trying to identify the 14 people that were killed in this truck accident. the victims, men, women and children carries two changes of socks and underwear but no identifications. >> the worst accident they've ever seen. >>> until other news, secretary of state hillary clinton said the u.s. is committed to achieving an aids-free generation. clinton said the u.s. is donating another $150 million towards that end. pop star elton john added that the battle must also focus on overcoming the aids stigma which often keeps high-risk groups from seeking treatment and counseling. >>> well, a workman has admitted he set fires that caused $400 million in damages to a navy submarine. casey terry told workers that he just wanted to get out of work early and that he su

thank you, biggy. >> we'll be right back. >>> a wild night in the windy city as fireworks lit up the ight. of course as the city joined the nation in celebrating independence day. >>> and in our nation's capital, another annual fourth of july tradition. thousands of people showed up to the national mall for the capital fourth. a concert and fireworks show. >> that concert featured performances by the national symphony orchestra, as well as country, r & b, broadway stars as well. looking and sounding good. >>> also, another fourth of july tradition that is nowhere near as dignified as the one we just saw. >> for the sixth year in a row, joey chestnut was champ of the nathan's hot dog eating contest at coney island. he wolfed down 68 dogs in ten minutes. working up a sweat. and probably a whole lot more in the sweltering heat. joey managed to down 16 more hot dogs than the nearest competitor and takes home $10,000 and the mustard yellow winner's belt. >> a great year. also a head case. he fluctuates like crazy. on his good days, he's really good. on his off days he can get beat by anybo

temperatures in the windy city dropped 20°.unfortunately, there's little relief in sight for much of the country. 16 states unheat warning or advisories three million homes are still without power across seven states, including higher in virginia. no power of course means no air conditioning. >> we've already been to ikea which is air conditioned. >> reporter: he took his family to the library to escape the heat. >> we are here to cool off. kids got a movie. >> reporter: movie theaters were also packed. with you miltie companies warning it could take up to -- utility companies warning it could take up to five more days to restore power. >> we've been sharing generators with our neighbors. >> reporter: power crews from as far way as oklahoma and canada are en route to the mid atlantic region trying to help crews get the electricity back on. for now, no end in sight for the scorching temperatures. this virginia neighborhood was hit very hard by the storm. being see behind me many large trees are down. the power is out now. crews

. >>> high drama, high above one of my favorite cities, the windy city, chicago. >> brave crew went to top of chicago's tallest building to tackle the removal of an antenna. >> reporter: a delicate process involving precision and a lot of guts. the task, to disable and remove the almost 30-foot abc-7 antenna on top of the willie tower. the tools -- this helicopter and these brave men working hard not to mess anything up. they climb all the way to the top and losing the bolts holding down the antenna. up comes the chopper with a long cable. at the end of it, a hook. the guys on top attach the cables from the antenna to the hook. in one careful move, the antenna is out of the tower. it's been lowered safely to a waiting truck on the ground. it's been part of the chicago skyline for 30 years. moving it is monumental. especially for john, the man all the way at the top. he was part of the team that installed origin that will tower in the 1970s. >> i love it. a monument. to ourselves. every time we dpoup and down with dan ryan, we look up and say, we put them up there. >> reporter: the chan

scattered storms in the windy city. isolated showers and thunderstorms here in the northeast. >> 70s from boston to new york. 80s in the midwest. 90s in the rockies. triple digits in texas. >>> coming up next after the break, a bad weekend for one ceo who just lost 150 million bucks. >> that one is going to hurt a little bit. >> whoo! >>> but good news for travelers. air fares on the verge of a dip. we'll tell you when to buy. >> excellent. >>> and fear not all you "modern family" fans out there, the sally dispute is over. the cast is getting a very healthy raise. >>> welcome back, everybody. it's a homecoming of sorts for the stock market today. for the first time in almost three months, the dow jones industrial average opens this morning above 13,000. it gained 188 points on friday because of encouraging news from europe and a government report showing the economy did not slow as much as had been feared. >>> federal investigators are looking into a potential problem with boeing's new 787 dreamliner jet. debris from an

people working outside in the windy city were dreaming of a cool breeze as temperatures soared past 100 degrees. the city's been swamped with hundreds of heat-related emergencies and officials are asking the public to check in on elderly or frail neighbors. >> nothing prevents any one of us from doing a well-being check on a neighbor or someone who may need assistance. >> it's not just the elderly who are at risk during this hot weather. >> this can happen to anybody. >> obviously people on chronic medications, heart medications, but it can happen to just about anybody. >> as the heat pushes as the race pushes on to restore electricity to the customers who lost power in the storm, cooling centers are providing a break from the high temperatures. >> we've had to throw all of our food out and we've had to rely on mcdonald's and walmart, which can get pretty expensive. >> the temperatures are taking a toll on agriculture. severe to exceptional drought conditions stretch across the southern half of the country. the dry spell is hampering corn growers and it means higher food costs for every

now onto a very important story coming out of chicago the windy city just became the latest to approve a resolution to amend the constitution to overturn the supreme court's citizens united decision the resolution approved unanimously by the city council says we need the mare and the members of the chicago city council of the city of chicago call upon the united states congress to propose and send to the states for ratification a constitutional amendment to overturn citizens united the federal elections commission chicago now joins two hundred eighty cities and six states that approve similar resolutions to amend the united states constitution get your city involved to go to men move to amend dot or. crazy alert not your average bird bath when you go to the beach you expect to spend a few hours laying on the sand soaking up the rays or maybe playing around in the ocean but you don't expect to have a flock of seagulls have just been fed a laxatives drop a barrage of bird poop on that's for sure however that's exactly what happened to some very unfortunate beach goers after a group of te

teammates on thursday the thirty three year old pitching maestro receiving a mixed reaction in the windy city after signing a four year fifty eight million dollars deal with miami back in. december alfonso soriano getting the party started for the home siders his eighteenth homer of the year clearly upping the thirty six henschel create value a fifth inning to forget for the marlins with johnson roughing it all by singling to the field for a four zero only the cubs no winning their fifth game for the last six. while the baltimore orioles have mark reynolds the time for pulling out and neil biting for three win over the minnesota twins press davis bringing visitors to the two one so real home run in the second the twins would storm back to the three two by the inning when reynolds stole the show was to run single courtesy of the twenty eight year old making the final score for three visitors thus splitting the four game series between the team's. bust ball to the n.b.a. were jeremy lin has been unveiled as the houston rockets player the twenty three year old point guard agreeing a three year t

his former teammates the thirty three year old pitching maestro receiving a mixed reaction in the windy city after signing a four year deal worth fifty eight million dollars with miami back in december alfonzo solely on getting the party started for the home tame his eighteenth home of the year clearly opting the thirty six year old's potential trade value a fifth inning to forget for the marlins with ray johnson wrapping it up by singling to left field for a fool zero laid the cubs winning the game from the last six. but it's all from the water sports now has plenty more later here on r.t. the world weather is next. well with. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. if they shoot something inappropriate for the public they can easily be. cast he's a war ok. i wish he would have never happened but it has. you know for a t.v. camera becomes unnecessary what this is their own safety all foreign nationals including journalists and inspectors should leave around. and the spear go. that was such witnesses i got a. period of. nurse

teammates on thursday the thirty three year old pitching maestro receiving a mixed reaction in the windy city after signing a four year fifty eight million dollars deal with my army back in december alfonso soriano getting the party started for the home team is it the homer of the year clearly up in the thirty six year old potential trade value. fifth inning to forget for the marlins with johnson wrapping it up by singling to left field for a four zero lead winning their fifth game from the last six home. was. the baltimore orioles reynolds to thank for pulling i kneels fighting for three win over the minnesota twins chris davis bringing the district back to two one with the sole home run in the second year of twins but still only three to thirty eighth inning it was then that reynolds stole the show a two run single courtesy of the twenty eight year old leaving the final score forty three visitors just getting the phil williams series between. bucky ball and to the n.b.a. we're germy lin has been unveiled as the houston rockets player the twenty three year old point guard agreeing a three ye

>> reporter: the windy city's temps soaring to 101. the mill lem yum park found dane provided touch and go release. triple digit temperatures stretched from the mild west to the east coast it was a record 101 in mip yan list. detroit hit 99 and memphis, 99, as well. and in the mid-atlantic, where 900,000 people are still without power, celebrations went old school, without the modern comforts of electricity or air conditioning. many towns in maryland are still dealing with downed trees and power lines, forced now to cancel their firework fireworks. it was a tough day for small businesses. the food is going bald at this deli. >> today is holiday and all our kups her out today so we lose a lot of money. >> reporter: utility workers in ohio spent their holiday trying to get the power back. >> it's crazy. >> reporter: but in the nation's capital, crowds are gathering at the mall for tonight's big celebration. >> big crowds everywhere ace cross america tonight. ginger, back with us again at the desk. you say it's going to be even more miser

the darkened kye right there over the windy city. the ominous clouds then bringing this. this coming into our newsroom pounding hail being reported a short time ago. we're told the burst of hail lasting just a couple of minutes. this storm at the edge of a brutal heat wave, 20 states with heat warnings and advisories and take a look at some of the highs coming in. columbia, 106, philadelphia, 96. memphis, 100. it has been especially hot for workers outside. this man installing cables in georgia and this little boy cooling himself off in raleigh, north carolina. the weekend's death toll from heat rising to at least 14 now and nearly 2 million people are still without power. so we turn tonight to abc's extreme weather team, meteorologist ginger zee leading us off. >> reporter: it's an epic heat wave. >> i think it's still hot. i'm not a heat person. >> reporter: 105 in atlanta, georgia. 103, raleigh, north carolina. and 103 for birmingham, alabama. big numbers under a huge heat dome. it's not a technical term but here's what it is, a high pressure system that settles in and