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three others were wounded in an austin neighborhood apartment for. police said the gunfire erupted after a fight between rival street gains at the party. he had no apparent affiliation is considered an innocent victim >> chicagoans gathered at the lake front today to honor of the hundreds of chicago police officers who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. >> the eighth annual race to remember.. >>. people come up to need to shake my hand and to say thank you >> nearly 5000 runners and walkers... commemorating officers who have died in the line of duty >> we want to thank all of the serversofficers >> he was killed in afghanistan six months ago this weekend >> this is what he wanted to kill. he wanted to be a police officer. >> they're there every day for everybody. it is just one the tribute for those who served. >> there are a lot of people out here where no connection to the police department but just want to show their support >> some people call this a second chance. >> another big lottery lightning bolt strikes again in illinois and happe

daughter of ron luce. >> she hasn't been able to talk, show wrote down austin saved me. >> austin endured a lot of pain, losing his father at 15 years old. he talked in a student documentary. >> it increased my walk with life. >> anderson suffered burns over 90 percent of his body in the crash. he died early saturday morning. he calls him a true hero. >> having served two tours in iraq, giving his life for a friend would give the extra mile. >> hanna luce is recovering in a burn unit in kansas city, kansas. >>> chuck colson passed away after a breathe illness. paul strand was there after loved one reflected on the redeeming work colson did in their life. >> thousands filled the national cathedral to celebrate the life of chuck colson. his daughter spoke. >> i am thankful to be old enough to have known my father before he became a christian and to see the change, the transformation in my father when christ ruled in his heart. >> reverend timothy george saw his faith up close. >> he never got over the wonder of jesus christ. >> he swore to his fellow inmates he would never forget them. he s

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joining me is austin goldsby, university of chicago booth school of business, former chairman of the c council of advisers to president obama. let me kick it of with jpmorgan's big banking blunder. a $2 billion loss from the bank's chief investment office. i find this interesting because it really has been jamie diamond who has been among the very vocal people against the vocal rule against, you know, the idea that more regulation is going to hamper what they can do in terms of proprietary trading. does this set the bank and the inrydustry back in terms of mor regulation? >> i think it does. i wouldn't say more regulation. that's the regulation they passed. it strikes me it's exactly what the rule was intended to prevent. and you saw the reports from the "new york times" that regulators have been all over this exact position, trying to figure out why did they have such a big position and whether it was a proprietary bet. i think it feels like every time the financial sector gets the lobbying up enough to try to knock down the rule, events come back and push it back to the forefront.

joining me is austin goldsby, university of chicago booth school of business, former chairman of the council of advisers to president obama. let me kick it of with jpmorgan's big banking blunder. a $2 billion loss from the bank's chief investment office. i find this interesting because it really has been jamie diamond who has been among the very vocal people against the vocal rule against, you know, the idea that more regulation is going to hamper what they can do in terms of proprietary trading. does this set the bank and the industry back in terms of more regulation? >> i think it does. i wouldn't say more regulation. that's the regulation they passed. it strikes me it's exactly what the rule was intended to prevent. and you saw the reports from the "new york times" that regulators have been all over this exact position, trying to figure out why did they have such a big position and whether it was a proprietary bet. i think it feels like every time the financial sector gets the lobbying up enough to try to knock down the rule, events come back and push it back to the forefront. whe

austin dillon's car with damage. but the bulk of the concern remains focused around the eric mcclure car. after the hard, hard crash. took to that inside wall. the safety workers there. well trained. they're doing their job and of course any update we get we'll pass along to you as soon as possible. >> nascar and these safety teams have done such a tremendous job over the years of gaining ideas how to handle these situations better. >> got great equipment too. cut that roof off the car so if he is injured, they can get him out without causing any more injury. >> so the drivers are stopped here that are continuing in the race. no, they have another green/white checker attempt to go. to decide who's going to win. >> just want to get it over now. as they get back, they're going to go just as hard at it as what they were then. you feel fortunate you've been able to make it and get through to this point. but now it's really about, other i've got to this point, let's make the most of it. see, nascar does a good job too now

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i'm paying for counselor in austin, texas to tell a young woman, you know what? you don't like the gender, i'll set you up. we will get rid of the fetus. we will get rid of it you don't have the problem. we'll make it happen. you know, that's wrong. that's morally wrong. i don't want my money going for that i don't want to be any part of that the woman i think here something should happen to her but, you know, look, in america, we don't have laws against this kind of stuff. we just don't have laws. only in these four states can you not abort based on gender. the other 46 states you can. i mean, this is crazy. >> we don't have laws, bill, because groups like planned parenthood which claim to be pro-women, which is absurd. groups like planned parenthood are going out there fighting tooth and nail against every abortion restriction and regulation. they want abortion anywhere, any time for any reason. >> bill: so does president obama. he doesn't want any restriction on any abortion at awesome next time and this is very important ms. rose. the next time that anybody h

austin dillon's car with damage. but the bulk of the concern remains focused around the eric mcclure car. after the hard, hard crash. took to that inside wall. the safety workers there. well trained. they're doing their job and of course any update we get we'll pass along to you as soon as possible. >> nascar and these safety teams have done such a tremendous job over the years of gaining ideas how to handle these situations better. >> got great equipment too. cut that roof off the car so if he is injured, they can get him out without causing any more injury. >> so the drivers are stopped here that are continuing in the race. no, they have another green/white checker attempt to go. to decide who's going to win. >> just want to get it over now. as they get back, they're going to go just as hard at it as what they were then. you feel fortunate you've been able to make it and get through to this point. but now it's really about, other i've got to this point, let's make the most of it. see, nascar does a good job too now

welcome, general austin. >> good morning. chairman mccaskill, ranking member ayotte, senator inhofe, thanks for the opportunity to appear here today to discuss the current readiness of your united states army. i've submitted a statement for the record, and i look forward to answering your questions. these continue to be challenging times for our nation's military, and we've been at war now for over a decade. in fact, at no other time in history have america's servicemen and women fought for so long a period with an all-volunteer force. and as you are well aware, we are still heavily engaged in operations in afghanistan. we recognize that our military and interagency efforts there are extremely important. in spite of the heavy demands placed on our personnel and equipment, i'm pleased to report that ours remains a remarkably resilient force. our soldiers are continuing to do an outstanding job, and they and their families have routinely done what we have asked of them. and after more than a decade of war, hard-fought in two se

, jenna was in college, a freshman in college in austin. and i went in to see her and went shopping with her at the department store. and the women selling the cosmetics said thank you so much for speaking for the women of afghanistan. that's really when i understood the people really did listen to the first lady. and that, you know, they -- they really did hear me. >> you did a lot, though, in africa with aids. she and george had the most extraordinary reach for helping others. there are more little george bushes in africa than you can shake a stick at. [ laughter ] we think they are after your father, of course. but we know they're not. but he also -- i mean, they did things for ailments that were curable. i mean, you ought to talk about that because you really did. >> well, in -- that was one of the things that was really very lucky for me is -- i got to -- george would make the policy with his side. a lot of it i got credit for even though no one wanted to take credit. but it would really be his oils policy issues, but then i could do t

and jenna was in college, a freshman in college in austin. and i went in to see her and went shopping with her at the department store. and the women selling the cosmetics said thank you so much for speaking for the women of afghanistan. that's really when i understood the people really did listen to the first lady. and that, you know, they -- they really did hear me. >> you did a lot, though, in africa with aids. she and george had the most extraordinary reach for helping others. there are more little george bushes in africa than you can shake a stick at. [ laughter ] we think they are after your father, of course. but we know they're not. but he also -- i mean, they did things for ailments that were curable. i mean, you ought to talk about that because you really did. >> well, in -- that was one of the things that was really very lucky for me is i got to -- george would make the policy with his side. a lot of it i got credit for even though no one wanted to take credit. but it would really be his oils issues. but then coy do travel for that

. >> i'm austin from salt lake. >> jimmy: hey, good man. austin from salt lake. very, very good. let's give some applause for austin, too. come on. [ cheers and applause ] hey -- doesn't mean you're gonna win, austin. here's how the game works. to your left, you'll see four confetti-filled pinatas, each of which bear a striking resemblance to four current celebrities in the news. we have ron paul. [ light laughter ] the new jersey tanning mom. [ laughter ] the "time" magazine breastfeeding mom. [ light laughter ] and marc summers from "double dare." now, one at a time, you'll take your place under the fiesta ring. when play starts, the pinatas will slowly spin. you'll have 20 seconds to break as many as you can. whoever breaks the most wins the grand prize, and oh, what a prize it is. higgins? >> steve: well, jimmy, tonight's winner will be taking home $300 worth of old el paso taco dinner kits. fill 'em with beef. fill 'em with cheese. but fill up your gut with the authentic mexican cuisine that makes you want to say, "mama mia! that's a-what i call a taco." jimmy! >> jimmy: tha

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american people believe that we have the very best of everything and we don't, and certainly general austin, you would agree. there are five country that is can make a better one than what we had. i said if you're going to take over this position and i can say the same thing to panetta, but i didn't do it during that confirmation hearing, you're going to be advised by a lot of smart generals. there are a lot of smart generals out there. all four of you are as smart as you can be but you're going to be wrong. i recall the last year i was in the house on the armed services committee with i would say our current secretary who is seated next to me, we had someone testifying in ten years we would no longer need ground troops. so what is the answer? how can we meet the expectations of the american people that our number one concern should be defending america, not all of this other stuff and that we have the best of everything and our kids go out in battle and they have the best equipment. his answer was this. he said we probably should go back to what we did over the last century. he said the av

austin anderson, as i mentioned, died of his injuries a short time later. he is a former marine, two tours of duty in iraq, and there have been some stories circulating, mr. luce, that perhaps he did pull hannah from the wreckage of that plane. what can you tell me about that. what do you know? what don't you know? >> well, i know austin, and you know, he was a hero before he ever got in that plane, having served in the military. he was a brand-new staff member of ours. and i spent a lot of time with him. and i know he had that kind of heart to give his life for a friend, for his country, full of life, full of passion, and really we consider all the members on board that plane, all four who perished heroes because they had a passion for life and a passion for their faith and were going to an event to help discover how we could share that faith more and reach more young people, and in pursuit of their mission, their lives were ended, and miraculously, hannah was spared, and we don't understand why. and you know, as a father, you don't think you can really lo

saying at the very least ron paul is a force to be reckoned with so let's talk about this i've got austin petersen director of interactive media of freedom works here. in talk about this i mean on one hand ron paul has said this is his strategy from day one keep it grassroots take advantage of some of these you know arcane delegate selection rules and make this work for him what's going on here well you know we started this campaign for liberty back in two thousand and eight really and we understand that the democratic process works a very complex matter these these rules are very arcane so we were very inexperienced in two thousand and eight with the take over the g.o.p. so we were unsuccessful but at the time we were able to take over some leadership positions in the g.o.p. at the time which has given us power in this election because. the thing that only matters is the selection of delegates not much of the straw polls that you saw which gave santorum or romney a victory really didn't mean anything because what mattered was that you stay to become elect or the electoral college is the

austin goolsbee will help us separate facts from fiction as it relates to mr. romney. >> that's a full-time job. later, we will talk about the war on women and much more with activist and entertainer and comedian liz winstead crater of the daily show. but first, here is a piece of information that should keep democrats up at night: north carolina's beverly per. did you e and washington state's crist gregoire are this country's only two female democratic governors. and they are not running for re-election. the picture isn't nearly as bleak on the republican side. there is arizona's jan brewer new mexico, susan is a martinez oklahoma's mary fallin and south carolina's nikki haley. none of them are up for reelection in november. you can imagine why so many democrats, both women and men are hoping tonight's first guest is elected the next governor of new hampshire. maggie hasson is a former three-term state senator. she faces a primary fight in september, which she is expected to win, and she comes to us tonight from manchester. maggie, welcome into the war room. >

austin had been speaking of. one solution that the puerto rican government, they try to have what's called private and public consortium. that way, they have done such good job that many people are asking for it. we are in that stage. but so far, people have been given a lot of importance in order to manage the project. we pray that this will go away. thank you for your answer. guest: thank you ida. i don't know a lot about specifics in puerto rico. the public and private partnerships that you described is really happening everywhere. for one reason, once you cut public funding, you can't do anything until you find other money somewhere else. paul krugman finished his piece with with you by saying think of country we were. we're not that country anymore. we don't believe in the same social contract. most of these programs have been gutted in terms of funding. you have to go to the private sector. there's some benefits of that and also many disadvantages because someone else has an agenda. the other thing that she

. >> one day i flew austin, to dallas, to orange county, california, left the airport, spent five hours with my relatives, then got back on a plane, flew to o'hair, then frankfurt germany, sat in the lounge for an hour, and then back to austin. mileage runs those are called. or you could do a mattress run. lots of hotels offer points that can be converted into airline miles or free hotel nights. of course this can also get extreme when you hear about the hampton inn offering a bonus. >> i took my son to disney world, hopping from hotels every night. >> so you switched hotels 13 times? >> every night. >> reporter: next method, the rental carbone us, typically you get a few hundred points for a one or two-day rental, but when one company offered 10,000 miles, george went to rent every car off the lot. >> i would get 60 to a hundred thousand miles for a an inexpensive investment. the equivalent of going to europe twice. >> reporter: by now, we were sitting in the first-class section of a parked jet that united airlines kindly let us visit because the point is, even first dallas and busines

mike meyers participated because he referenced those guys in the austin powers movies. ♪ ♪ you and your pussy cat ♪. >> all right. i'm a big meyers fan so he's a patriot. that's it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website, different from billoreilly.com. also we would like to you spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. if you wish to opine, the word of the day, do not be a

that intersection of california and austin where that fatal accident happened. that intersection intersection is going to be effected until 6:30 this morning. if you go through that area you want to make other plans. let's head outside right now and take a look at at 680 that highway is looking good. finally we do have an accident we want to mention up in the napa area here we go right here. 29 northbound at 221 we have a couple lanes blocked and the vehicles are almost colliding with something. we are not quite sure what according to the chp report. but we will keep an eye on it. it's 4:56 let's head over to steve. >> tara, thank you. mostly clear here this morning. a little bit warmer pattern today. not a huge jump up but with more sunshine we will have temperatures upper 70s. but it looks good to go for sunshine and much improved conditions compared to what we had the last couple of days. so the system that continue to come by this week weak as they may be or leave behind cool air. it's still a little on the cool side. sunny and breezy not as windy as yesterd

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. >> here we have isabella and austin. what's happening with isabella and austin. >> isabella has joe's jeans denim shorts. purple. matches the top. sequinned vest. land's end lunchbox has a cooling pack so you can keep half your food cold and half of it warm. >> you know who austin's mother is? allison broad. who happens to be right there behind the news desk. >> so cute! >> they're wearing their shoes. they're from crocs. their chameleons. they change color in the sun. cool patterns. he's wearing boden jean shorts. >> next trend is hot neon. >> neon, yes. >> rachel and nala. >> rachel and nala. they're showing the neon trend. you can go all out or a little more understated. rachel is wearing the tie-dye short from century 21. you got to go off the shoulder. '80s inspired. check out the laundry bags. these are so fun. looks like a big bag of skittles. if kids got dirty laundry, this is the way to scarry it. nala is wearing an h&m t-shirt. i love the sunglasses. when you buy these, register them online. if your kid breaks

it you are not austin powers. remember what country you are in. >> i will a dual citizen. >> can i make a point that this bridge that goes from birth starts at three years. the good news is she wasn't aborted. they didn't pay for abortion. >> that's because she didn't take full advantage of what the government had to offer. >> she could have been aborted. and she was 67 which means she runs into a death panel. >> she dies in the garden which then turns to compost. >> stan lee should write them. it would be more interesting. >> just to make it over the counter, get the government out of it. >> do you know how expensive condoms are? somebody is i can making money. >> is that why you reuse yours? >> i don't reuse them. >>> from jewel to fool, it was meant to go viral. >> i didn't mean condoms. those are over the counter. i meant birth control. >> i know. >> i'm sorry. >> now have i to start over again. >> i don't have to use my condom dealer now in. >> no. >> can i talk about the story now? it was meant to go viral,

. >> jimmy: you live in austin? >> i live in austin, texas now, yeah. [ cheers ] some austinites. >> jimmy: is that tough to live in -- like, why do you live in austin when all the, you know, the business is in l.a. or new york? >> well, i'm fortunate enough to be at a spot now that, if they really want you, they'll bring you in. and, i mean, i struggled in new york, and i lived in l.a. for a while, but, i mean, i shot "fnl" there for, like, five years. >> jimmy: "friday night lights." >> yeah, "friday night lights." >> jimmy: you were amazing. come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: riggins, come on, man. that was awesome. that was great. it's an interesting story about how you got that part. >> it is, actually. i was in vancouver, and i -- yeah. no matter where i say -- >> jimmy: no. if you keep mentioning locations, there's people out there. yeah, they'll clap. >> so, i was in vancouver. >> jimmy: shoutout to the couv, by the way. >> yeah, the couv. no? van city. [ scattered applause ] so, i was