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news changes everything. in studio b but, first, from fox at high noon, chase field in phoenix, arizona, in five hours the best players in all of baseball step on to the field and catch the big game. on the local fox station, after the fox report, tonight, on this channel, and before then we will talk about major league baseball and the predictions and highlights from the home run derby. what do you know, robbie put on a clinic with help from his old man, and that is coming up in a few minutes in studio b today. but, first from fox at 12:00 in phoenix and 3:00 on the east coast the investigators of the casey anthony murder trial speaking of the case and for the first te since last week s not guilty verdict. casey anthony is due to walk out of the facility on sunday in orange county. a jury found her not guilty of killing her 2-year-old daughter but today a detective who testified over and over and over again during the trial and was one of the first to respond when caylee
right now is live at the white house with the very latest on the the debt debate. hi wendell. reporter: hi patti ann. it s going to be almost as hot in the cabinet room as it is out here, when the president and congressional leaders meet for the third day in a row to try and come up with a plan to cut the country s decifit. both sides have spent the past two days taking swings at each other, the president in a news conference yesterday before the talks accusing republicans of refusing to compromise and being afraid to take a little political pain. he said it s time to take the bandaid off, to eat our peas, today, republicans return the favor. as you say, speaker john boehner saying the debt ceiling is the president s problem and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell saying it s the president who s putting the country at risk of default. this president has proven that he will do almost anything to protect the size and the scope of washington, d.c. s burjonning bureauc
that all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. a spokesman for the family of senator ted stevens said today the former senator died in a plane crash in alaska at the age of 86. senator stevens of coursed the longest serving republican senator in the history of the body before he lost his bid for reelection in 2008. we re told his plane went down in the southwest part of the state of alaska near the town of billing ham, about 300 miles southwest of anchorage. nine people were on the plane including the former head of nasa. it s not clear the condition of the former head of nasa, james o keefe. whoever did survive had to wait overnight until rescuers arrived on a chopper. team foxes coverage, james rosen from washington. dan springer stringing live in juno, alaska. dan? shep, we know that that plane left a hunting camp, a lodge, 17 miles north and east of dillingham about 2:00 yesterday but it wasn t spotted by a pilot until about 7:00 that night, about five hours