hasn t suffered scandal that, hasn t been leaking all over the place. what is left? why tonight we throw cameras into the courtroom and report all their deliberation. gregg: it would be a wonderful education and maybe it would prevent somebody from casting a vote for the wrong reason. that is to say, rather public pressure. we re supposed to talk about media here. not the law. but i obviously don t agree with you, so you can go on and keep your opinion. one of the interesting things in this debate was and came out of jan crawford s piece is that if you accept this scenario and that is that the justice roberts changed his vote, then if you accept that, then you got to wonder and this is another part of the speculation whether he not only wrote the majority opinion, but the
enjoy some well, it will seem cool at the time. in the 80s. we ll see how that goes. heather: we will find out what he has to say. thank you very much. gregg? gregg: we have soon an incredible number of record break temperatures across multiple states in recent days. for example, lansing, michigan, 103 degrees on thursday. hottest day the city has seen since record keeping began in 1863. i remember that year. minneapolis hit 101, breaking a record set back in 1949. how about russellville, arkansas, reaching 106 degrees, breaking a record set in 1964. heather: heat taking a toll in west virginia, 200,000 people have been without power for a week. utility crews are scrambling to fix power lines torn down in a massive storm last weekend. the heat index is expected to roach as high as 105 degrees in some areas with no power. can you imagine? county officials are encouraging people to use cooling centers
sluggish economy is the main focal point on president obama s reelection bid. governor mitt romney campaigning on voter anger over an economy that has left millions jobless and many underemployed. in june there was a meager 80,000 jobs and unemployment remained at 8.2%. here is the president and governor romney today. our mission isn t just to put people back to work. it s to rebuild an economy where that work pays. an economy who works hard has a chance to get ahead. their prediction unemployment was 35.6% and instead it s 8.2%. millions of families are struggling and suffering because the president s policies have not worked for them. gregg: jamie weinstein is the senior ed for of the daily caller. no president has you know since the great depression has won reelection with unemployment above 7.2%.
cell. it s a noncontroversial source of stem cell researchers say can morph into any kind of cell in the body. it s used to treat cancer such as leukemia or rare genetic and autoimmune diseases, even injuries resulting during childbirth. millions of samples are collected and stored in more than 140 public banks globally. all of the banks can be shipped to a patient in need. we ship from our banks and units to asia and europe and to australia. we saw the benefits of a cord blood transfer. one three-month-old who we met was diagnosed with a disease. years ago, he have have only had a life expectancy of five years. now that he s getting the cord blood transplant, he very well will live a very full life. gregg? gregg: encrinal medical breakthrough. elizabeth prann, thanks.
different this summer with so much attention focused on the election. scott rasmussen, always great to see you. thanks so much. heather: mitt romney hasn t even picked his vice presidential detainee yet. gregg: that will be interesting nonresponsive long way to go. gregg: that will do it for us. eric shaun and arthel neville take over. heather: we ll see you tomorrow, 4:00 p.m. eastern. good-bye ask me.