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About hidden costs tied to all the promised benefits and giveaways. chief national correspondent jim angle's live in washington with more on that. jim? >> reporter: hello, jon. well, while the health care law promises all sorts of new free benefits, analysts argue nothing is ultimately free. listen. >> p.j. o'rourke famously said if you think health care's expensive now, wait until it's free. once you add on all these additional things, all these extras that insurers must provide, you have to pay for that. >> there's going to be taxes imposed, taxes on insurance, taxes on drugs, taxes on medic...

Have, this would take seven and a half be hours of every doctor's time every working day. >> reporter: that would leave less time for doctors to deal with people who are actually sick, of course. jon? jon: all right, jim angle in washington, no free lunch, no free medical care either. >> reporter: exactly. jon: thank you. alisyn: well, dozens of wildfires are burning out west, as you know, and they're putting a major crimp in labor day travel plans for millions of americans right now. we have the breaking details in a live report for you. jon: also new video on taped by fox news of the fort ho...

Way they insure their workers. they are not the first and likely will not be the last. chief national correspondent jim angle has more on the big money blow against obama care. >> reporter: united parcel service, along with the university of virginia and other companies tell their employees they will no longer cover working spouses who have access to health insurance elsewhere. >> it is going to be a very disruptive time at firms, and people accommodating the affordable care act. >> this is a huge cost and exercise that is going to roll out over the next couple of years. >> both ups and the un...

And put 20% down, effectively you're 80% underfunded. but we don't freak out about that number because what is more important, can we make that monthly payment. >> reporter: others know places like illinois don't have 30 years before all of the payments come due, and retiree health benefits that cost twice as much aren't even included, so something has to be done soon. bret? >> jim, thank you. sales of previously occupied homes surged 6.5% last month to the highest level in more than three years, but that was not enough to reverse the dow current slide which is now at six straight days. indu...

Online privacy cases heading toward the supreme court. kagan says justices often get tutorials from young clerks to understand emerging technology. and finally, one candidate's run for senate gets off on the wrong foot when something as simple as releasing his campaign logo draws jeers. tennessee state representative joe carr who planned to challenge a republican congressman for his seat, announced he will run for senate against lamar alexander. the tennessee and says someone forgot to spell check before rolling out the website. senate has only one t. it has since been fixed. detroit could...