and so we were able to hire joann foreman, who is incredible and we'll talk more about that. we opened up a meeting after the sermon and we had 75, 80 people who attended and we realize we were on to something and that there was an incredible need. so people in our congregation started talking. they started talking about it and sharing their own stories in various ways. >> so important for that element of having a zone of safety for people to be relational on the topic in a way that goes beyond a sense of internal stigma or privacy about it. joann, we're going to take a break in just a moment. let's jump in and ask you to outline if you can, what the program is. >> sure. so, rabbi stacey mentioned, i came in to run our mental health initiative and so i'm working with our congregation. we have created three different teams. we have working and have put together a speaker series focused on mental health and mental illness. so we are really working in many different ways to reduce the isolation and stigma of mental illness in our jewish community and our broader community and do

the comment that foreman ran where she criticized monica lewinsky was a phone call.iane glare typed up notes from the conversations. they wound up in a public library, folks found them. it was not a public attack, a woman in pain, her husband committed infidelity, talking to her best friend, pointing out it was consensual. >> here we are talking about it. >> take a quick break. we will have more to discuss when we come back, including what donald trump said about bill clinton's impeachment. had a different take in 2008 saying she would make a great president. >>> and there are tornadoes that killed at least two. the danger is not over. more on that ahead. and i'm doing just fine. claritin provides 24-hour relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 allergens. yeah, over 200 allergens! with claritin my allergies don't come between me and victory. live claritin clear. are you powered by protein? i am. milk has 8 grams of protein to help give me energy to unleash my potential. start every day with milk's protein and milk life. [ boss ] it is a very smart plan.

tom foreman, washington. >> and joining us is trump supporter, joining us by satellite. is it fair for donald trump to bring this up given his own history? i mean, how do you see this playing out? >> he does not have a history of sexual assault, bill clinton does and hillary clinton has a history of dragging their names through the mud. 15.8% of sexual assault victims report the crime because they're afraid of being demonized, not being believed. juanita, they were demonized by her. i'm offended that she did not believe these women, come to their rescue. instead demonized them and has the audacity to send out a tweet on november 15th saying all victims of sexual assault deserve to be believed unless they're the victims of bill clinton. i'm offended and think women all across the country are going to become aware of it and not going to vote for her based on this. >> i think there are fair points to be made about her inconsistency when it comes to talking about sexual assault victims and there are points to be made about the tenancy of the left to give democratic men a pas

before the advent of the the operator always -- the operator would put the foreman there. let the trade order operator -- it told the operator of the train was about six miles away the dispatcher had any orders. stop,andles remain at unless the dispatcher had an order. if there is no order the train order operator would pull this back and give the train a clear signal. that meant they could go without stopping. if the dispatcher had orders for the train, the train operator would hold them up and put them in this hoop. he would hold it up and the engineer would reach out and put his hand through his hoop. >> this is called a ctc machine. it is made by a switching signal company in the 50's. cleared up to stockton on that end. you can see there is a mainline here. killing in the opposite direction or taking a slower train. that is controlled with these levers. they will work each end. the telegraph office where there and thebe in office train order. lining the switches and signals of the trains. >> most of the day so repair now -- it was al repair major impact on the communi

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>> tom foreman, thank you very much. my panel is back with me.p, he is always talking about how rich he is, okay? but he has made this $10 billion a cornerstone. he cares deeply about this number. let's say the reporting shows it is half that. less than half that, like "forbes" says, does it matter? >> i don't think they care at all. the guy has much more money than any of us sitting at the table, at least i assume so. maybe some on the other side. but $4.5 billion versus $10 billion? at that appointmepoint it's chu change. >> i think what they care about whether he's being honest about it. and let's face it, he has an easy way he can clear this up. he can release his tax returns. >> what's that going to prove? >> people are coming to understand that there's a very real reason that he's not doing it. and that underlying that is this deep-seated insecurity based on the fact this is not necessarily the reality. and the question comes down to, can you trust him on this issue, and if you can't, and if he's running, basically, i'm going to make americ

not fit foreman or beast tonight. take look at this.y flood advisory from the national weather service this is up until 4:00 o'clock tomorrow morning right into good day. we'll be talking about rain, possible flooding across the region. as high resolution future cast showing the waves of rain coming from southwest to northeast. that is going to be the theme to your weather all day. got to 87 today. a thing of the past we'll be addresses temperatures tomorrow barely getting out of the 70s. i think this is going to be a common number right now at 10:00 o'clock a common number at 10:00 o'clock tomorrow morning with a dew points running well into the 70s. here's your planner. moderate rain, 68 degrees. heavy rains through tomorrow morning and we'll continue that trend through the afternoon. downpours all over the place because of tropical once tropical storm bonnie now tropical depression bonnie and she really just slingshotting all the miss cher off the atlantic we'll eventually dry out as it pushes from canada as we get into tuesday. we'l

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> it is a mess out there. back. tom foreman. >> it is a mess out there. we'll be right back. not. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> it is a mess out there. we'll be right back. >>> thanks for watching. time for krp tonight with dop lemon. >>> this just might be a case of he said/he said. that tonight. i'm don lemon. does this guy sound at all familiar to you? >> somebody that has a lot of options.

tom foreman is "outfront." tom, what do you know at this moment about these crucial final minutes for this plane? >> what i know, erin, many of the clues come from what happened and from what didn't happen. here's what we know. the plane took off right after 11:00 at night, from up here in france. it should have been a routine four-hour flight to cairo. left at 11:09. we know by 1:24, it was in greek air space. 1:24 in the morning. at 1:48, a greek air traffic controller spoke to the pilot who he said was cheerful. and then about 40 minutes later, as the plane passed from greek air space into egyptian air space, they couldn't contact it any more. and about two minutes after that, then they described these wild turns and gyrations of the plane as it rapidly loses altitude and then it disappears. we have a combination of what happened here that they know was going on, and all the things that didn't happen before when it seemed to be normal and no sign of anything going wrong, erin. they have to think about all of

that's a lot to keep track of. >> cnn's tom foreman explaining.litary is warning residents of fallujah to leave areas and head towards safe corridors, end quote. a precursor to a military operation to retake the anbar province city from isis and iraqi spokesman said final plans and preparations are in place to liberate fallujah. the military said those unable to escape to raise white flags above their homes. this is a situation we will continue to follow here on cnn. >>> ahead this hour, a young man is tased more than a dozen times even though he's handcuffed. it's all captured on body cam video and his family wants police to face charges. that's only half of this man's inspirational story. you're watching cnn's newsroom. only at&t has the network, people, and partners to help companies be... local & global. open & secure. because no one knows & like at&t. (p...that, you haveit, wait! yoto rinse it first like... that's baked- on alfredo. baked-on? it's never gonna work. dish issues? cascade platinum... powers... through... your toughest stuck-on f

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vice mayor had run against foreman four years ago and lost. if convicted, foreman faces up to a year in jail and a $2500 fine. >>> it's been two years since the combination of a mudslide, water main break, and dozen homes cut off from the rest of the world. today, prince george's county executives proclaimed today a special day. it reopened last december thanks to county, state, and federal funds. as baker said today, the people who lived there. >> willing to not only advocate that we step up, but also to negotiate, to compromise. it's not easy when it's personal, and nothing is more personal than your home. >> a number of elected officials joined baker there to plant a tree, a symbol that baker says shows the county's commitment that the community remain open. >>> well, in the caps quest for the cup the caps hoping for a big game three win, but they'll have to do it without a key player. the reason is a has his teammates not too happy about this. carol maloney has the story live from pittsburgh. carol? >> reporter: a lot of frustration here i

. >>> 4:00 breaking overnight the hunt is on foreman who escaped police custody, what he was arrested for that makes this escape even more strange. >> new video of a horrific roll-over accident. we're going to tell you where this happened and how it all happened coming up. >> it was one year ago today that we had the deadly amtrak train derailment. what government officials are making sure it never happens again. >> good morning, it is thursday, may 12th, 2016ment. >> good morning. we all remember that morning, crazy, up in the middle of the night coming in. so much chaos, and everything else. and much change has happened by way of safety up and down the northeast corridor. we will talk about that little later. sue, we have some beautiful warm temperatures ahead for today. >> yes, we do. and we might get a break from showers. we have just a couple on radar right now, but nothing really in the offing for today. so while it was raining over the past couple of hours, you see the rain kind of dissipating nothing else on the rain horizon. so we say this very cautiously, because it has been

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. >>> let's bring in cnn correspondent tom foreman from our virtual room.questions surrounding this crash. tell us what we do know at this hour. >> here's what we do know right now. look at what happened. this was a plane that took off at 11:09 in the evening from charles de gaulle airport. it's supposed to be about a four-hour flight, simple enough, over here to cairo. at 1:24 it went into greek air space. about 40 minutes later, as it passed into egyptian air space, they could not reach the plane anymore and then there were reports of erratic movements of the plane as it disappeared from the radar. the official you just spoke to, jake, talked about the idea of gathering all of the information that we can. he said that very casually but it's a tremendous amount of information that they have to look at. first of all, they have to review with this plane exactly what you were asking him about, where was it on the ground over the past several days, who had access to it, did anybody find a way to circumvent all of those security measures if, in fact, this is wh

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that's a lot of people to keep track of. >> it is, tom foreman. thanks so much. issue of security is nothing new to our next guest. joining me is the former director of the united states secret service, john mcgaw. congress gave $34 million to alleviate the problem of staffing. do you have think this is going to help, i guess better comfort travelers that enough is being done, the most is being done to secure our airways? >> i can tell you what we've been working on the last five or six days, secretary johnson and the admiral in charge of tsa. what we have done is picked out -- they have done is picked out five basic areas where we can work a little better. for instance, it's not only the airport, it's not only tsa, it's the airlines, it's also congress and it's also the traveling public. let me just explain very quickly what those things are. first of all, the problem with the public sometimes is that they don't listen as they go through the lines. so what the airline is doing at their own cost is they're putting people along the lines saying take all these thin

the as you indicated police looking foreman responsible for two crimes, that occurred inside of a home here in the 1900 block of pratt the street, the rape of the 13 year-old girl and brutal physical a salt of the child's mom that has the 38 year-old woman fighting for her life at einstein medical center. police say around 12:30 a call came in for sexual assault of the child, when police arrived in, one answered the door. police officers went to a neighboring home and scaled properties to be able to see inside the home in question, they could see a woman lying in the bed bleeding profusely. swat team was called out to clear the property, once inside they did rescue the adult victim who was missing several of her teeth, the child had already run to the neighbor's home for help. the suspect believed to be a family member lives in the home had already taken off. right now the 13 year-old victim being treated at st. christopher's hospital and again her mommies listed in critical condition at einstein medical center. because of the serious and sensitive nature of these crimes police are not

>>> dc police are searching foreman who kidnapped and sexual assaulted a woman walking down the street. she says they forced her in a a van. drove her to the 1100 block of 46 and place and assaulted her. investigator haves a vague description of the man, they were believed to be driving an older model white minivan. >>> dc a looking for this man in connection with another frightening attack. accused of breaking into a victim's homely after midnight tuesday. took off. described as 5-8. if you have information. call pleas. >>> the feds are one major step closer to bring el chapo to the west. they ruled that the extradition of the drug lord can go forward. they said they plan to appeal the decision. he faces charges from seven different u.s. federal prosecutors. after his capture, el chapo was returned to the same prison. but earlier this month, he was transferred near the u.s. border. >>> coming up, the nutrition packages on food packages are getting a new look. >>> developing in the mediterranean, crews found human remains from the egypt air crash. >>> check o stories, ferris buler's da

. >> today ray foreman and the rest of his team at ready willing and able received a commendation from darryl clark for rescuing the woman behind the wheel. ready willing and able give homeless and incarcerated men a chance to rebuild their life with training and housing and education. they were headed to a job site when they saw the crash. >> the big guy shot out he was ready to go. >> he grabbed the female driver's hans while she was hanging upside down. >> i said i got you. >> she fell right into my arms. he passed her to his buddies and they got her to safety. >> i didn't even hear it from the guys, i heard it from the witnesses first. >> they downplayed it? >> they absolutely downplayed. >> they got the recognition they deserved with the commendation and from the woman they rescued. >> they did it without a second thought and probably saved the person as life. when they leave they hope to have jobs hopefully this helps to get them hired. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >>> patients at the childrens hospital of philadelphia and their families learn how to whip up a ne

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tom foreman, thank you very much.panel back with me, also joining me now, art rodrick, law enforcement analyst, former assistant director of investigations. let me start with you. let's start with the news tonight. they are now questioning people with direct access to that plane. people on ground. you heard tom say that's 35, if you look at planes even nearby. you quickly get to 100. so we don't know the exact number they are directly questioning but we know they are questioning them. the former cia director says this is an inside job. do you agree? >> it certainly sounds like it, if it comes down it was an incendiary device or bomb. we still don't know yet. it could be a mechanical failure. the key part is the individuals that had contact with that aircraft. and i think that is weakness that we have to look at here in the u.s. when you're talking 3.7 million people, that work at these airports that have access to aircraft, and you look at background investigations and how they are conducted, a simple skingel scope ba

. >> i believe we are starting to foreman identity as a team that is very tough to break down defensively. it's very good at home. now we need to carry that mentality on to the road at two very hostile places. >> get the road warrior mentality. >>> thank you ducis, we are asking to you join us at 11:00 for an exclusive look for a ground breaking procedure for dogs in south jersey. >> i'm erin o'hearn, and this is kimber, an aspiring k-9 for the police department. she suffered a devastating injury to the knew that halted her training but advanced therapy is using something her body makes to get her back on track. >> we are extracting bone marrow. >> what is it? and how does it work? our cameras were invited inside to see this procedure firsthand. tonight on "action news" at 11:00. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to c

i mean, everything's negotiable. >> that was tom foreman reporting.talk more about trump's shifting stances. let's bring in our republican strategist and former campaign adviser for the mccain/palin presidential ticket, ford o'connell, good to see you. and cnn political commentator and donald trump supporter, jeffrey lord, good to see you, as well. >> hello, fred. >> so, gentleman, ford, you can call it evolution, you can call it flip-flopper, you could call it changing points of view. is any of this advantageous or does any of this serve a donald trump well? >> the central question in this election is whether or not donald trump can win over enough democratic and independent voters to capture the white house in 2016. this is about providing him some wiggle room without being seen as a flip-flopper by the gop base and the white working class voter. personally, i think this is wise, because it keeps him as a moving target, not a stationary object for hillary clinton to go down on him. the deal is not to get bogged down in the details, but keep the spir

thank you very much, tom foreman. my panel is back with me. kelly ann, you heard the example that tom gave with virginia. let's take arizona. donald trump won by more than 20 points. he got all 58 delegates. and now it turns out only a dozen that have been selected are actually loyal to donald trump. the rest are all cruz. how is that by any objective stretch of the imagination, fair? >> ask the people who made the rules. but the rules have been in place for a while now. and i think the sound bite that trump has been saying, the system is rigged, corrupt, has worked. with his supporters, erin. because that's part of his whole narrative. i'm the outsider, don't trust the system, it works against you, not for you. the pact fact is i think the reason cruz stays in the race until -- unless and until donald trump gets to 1,237 is very simple. they feel they have an advantage when it comes to delegates and conventions. cleveland is the biggest convention prize. the way they spend their weekends is going back and following the rules and trying to per

. >> tom foreman "outfront" tonight. tom, how does the trump campaign say they're going to make this strategy work in the general? >> reporter: well, as sara hinted, jim, probably not on the west koechlt. if you think about it, washington, oregon, california, have all reliably voted democrat since the early 1990s. and look at the overall map here, as the polls and past performance suggests it's going to be. you see a lot of red out there for the republicans, blue for democrats. yellow for the battleground states. the democrats mathematically have an advantage, because a lot of blue states have very big populations, lots of electoral votes. so when he talks about these 15, what is he talking about? well, he could very well be talking about these states, based on his comments. and here's an example. let's talk about new mexico, for example. this is right down here, on the border. it's one he has been talking about for some time. and that's why he thinks it might have some traction for him. he thinks it stands on the border

(applause) next thing you know, me and my son are going to be homeless and then i've got to fight foremannd zaire! damn you, bernie! (laughter) i'm going to say it. i really like bernie sanders. i love him. i'm glad he's staying in this race because he's giving a voice to something important. although the longer bernie stays in the race, the longer his policies are in play and the longer you look at some of his proposals the longer you see one or two little problems. >> a lot of economists are saying the numbers don't add up. >> the responsible committee says initiatives would cost up to $28 trillion and even after massive tax increases that would add as much as $15 trillion to the national debt. how is this fiscally responsible? >> first of all, i disagree without studying, there are many economist who is come up with very different numbers. >> trevor: bernie sanders is right. some economists agree with him. there is always somebody who will take any position. i know an economist in chinatown who can get you any numbers you want. also, a human baby hand. whatever you need. the problem is

allen foreman, the chairman of the national thoroughbred horseman's association and sal abun dar, the president of the pennsylvania horseman association. let's begin with dr. palmer and allen. you both co-authored a task force report about 21 horse deaths at a track in new york. what did you learn? what did you find? >> well, we were commissioned by governor andrew cuomo at the time to look into the injuries at aqueduct racetrack, and we conducted a five-month investigation, and we interviewed hundreds of individuals. we hired scientists to review reames of data, and after we had examined all the factor that is contributed to these horses' injuries, we felt as though there were many causes. there's not one single cause that causes this type of problem, and we felt though that most importantly, we felt that at least half of those cases there were opportunities for missed intervention. and so we made a number of sweeping recommendations that have been carried out in new york. interestingly, when that happened in 2012, the fatality rate at the time of the aqueduct injuries was twice the

as the foreman chairman of the auto caucus and as a ford owner i wanted to see some of the upgrades they were doing from music, phones, technology, directions, and they have it down. >> what you think? >> it's really exciting. that i can i don't know if it will plug into my gm car but i know it will work on my board. >> how much of the stuff that we're seeing down here being displayed does the energy and commerce committee have a hand in? >> we have jurisdiction over the world. we have a separate subcommittee on communication and technology. greg walton has been doing a super job. our role has been getting the government out of regulating this, let the consumer decide what is going on. i. i can remember a number of years ago owing to vegas to see the technology show and walking with the brian roberts, then the president, soon to to be chairman of comcast, looking at hdtv. the two of us saying, i think this is really going to go. and all of a sudden, bingo look where we are today in terms of communication, with the job creation, we are working on a major bill and legislation that we have

. >> also, happening today, preliminary hearing foreman accused of triple murder in kensington. forty-six year old james dixon charged with killing his brother. his brother's girlfriend, and a third person, a man. another man was shot and wounded in this. this was the scene last month on the 500 block east-west moreland street. police say dixon surrender after baricading himself inside the home. >> there is also a preliminary hearing today for a man charged in a deadly stabbing in center city. police say reginald bell killed 47 year old man back in september at a bus stop near broad and arch streets. the scene was near the convention center where many people were inside for the world meeting of families. >> police are taking a close look at video showing a bouncer knock ago man unconscious outside a center city night club. now, warning, this video's tough to watch it. >> happened early sunday morning dakota night club 1712 walnut st. you can see a man talking to another man, appears to be a bouncer. then the bouncer knocks the man out and the video end. there is no word on the m

could impact elections today in dumfries, been political opponents if convict order petty larceny, foreman faces up to a year in jail and a $2500 fine. >>> and upset over an in-yacht response to request for homeless shelter sites. maybes in ward 3 have opposed on plan, so cheh asked them toe review three other sites and she said the report she received lacked effort and she plans to ask for another review. >>> well, it's not your typical height. usually a thieves are interested in cash, jewelry, electronics perhaps. but police are now looking for a bathtub bandit. >> sure enough, time i got upstairs and they figured it out, he was gone. >> police are looking for this man whom they say used a face credit card and identification to steal a designer bathtub from union hardware in bethesda. it not any old bathtub. wow. if you have any information, character police. >>> an animal shelter in virginia is hoping a ghost story can inspire people. this is lilly. she was born with only two legs apparently. some high schoolers in that area wanted to give lilly a better life, so they built her a one of

. >> another manhunt is underway foreman resembling this sketch. police say he fired a gunshot, at another driver, in a apparent road rage confrontation on the blue route. the bullet hit the passenger door, the suspect got away. driving toward conshohocken. >> well, now 4:49. time for check on business news. >> mine watch's jill wagner joins us liver from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. now, stocks are in a holding pattern ahead of today's big jobs report watch are analysts expecting? >> oh, well the stock market, yes, focused on the job market today. labor department will release it april jobs report before the opening bell. now, most economists expect the unemployment rate held steady at 5%, the private sector report, which was released wednesday, showed that hiring did slow down. so we will all be waiting for that around 8:30 this morning, brooke, jim? >> jill, we end stands the new york times trying out new way to make money beyond traditional journalism. what's it all about? >> all right, you could say it is all the news that

foreman chairman to address the health care provisions within the german's mark the committee held multiple hearings briefings and round tables that included the former and current generals from the health agencies. the vsos and msos and military health care providers and the overarching theme is that the military health system is there with the primary mission of readiness and that means medical force meaning we have health care providers ready to provide combat casualty care and a force ready to go engage in combat. so we looked at the current structure and function. some in line with what we heard through our briefings, hearings and round tables. we divide them into three areas. one is to change the structure of the military health system. and that is by creating one single entity that's responsible for the management of all military treatment facilities across dod which would be the defense health agencies. right now each has responsibility so there's efficiencies to be had by having one central agency responsible for the overall management of military treatment facilities. the second a

township police in longer believe that he is in that area 38 year-old arthur buckel once served time foreman slaughter for killing a baby. so his appearance yesterday at cvs store in barnegat prompted a heightened alert. today police officers were stake out at every school, but authorities say that new information, lead them to believe that buckel has left the area. and if they know, they won't say, where they think he is right now. >>> three two-year old cherri a more will stand trial for allegedly kidnapping an infant in the king of prussia mall as a result of the preliminary hearing this afternoon. even her own attorneys say there is no question amoore did it, the issue is why. he says she's getting meant willal health treatment. amoore led others to believe that she had been pregnant but lost her baby earlier this year. it is unclear, if that is true. seven week old ahmir simmons was not hurt during the abduction. >>> this man, clifton wilson of bryn mawr stands accused of stealing more than $900,000 from his former employers. investigators say that wilson took blank checks from paul and

police say a suspicious package was found inside the home stadium foreman chester united today. it was evacuated. police combed the stadium with bomb sniffing dogs. conducted a controlled explosion to neutralize the package. police determined the device was actually a fake bomb that had been left in the stadium from an earlier security exercise. evacuated fans talked about the scare. >> a lot of people went. >> they got us out the of stadium. >> league officials rescheduled for tuesday. >>> the brewing fire storm over new guidelines from the white house on transgender students. obama administration is threatening to withhold funding from schools and universities that do not comply. >>> fox's garrett kevin explain. >> reporter: new guidance on transgender students. friday, stated transgender students have full and equal access to facilities and activities based on the gender they identity with. bathrooms, locker rooms and college dorms. the administration said failing to follow the guidelines could result in federal lawsuits and the loss of millions of dollars in education fundin

a telemarketer trying to sell a george foreman grill.e you ever thought about getting your foot as high as the fires of mortals? oh, the test? you shall pass the test. kennedy: he could sell anything. i would buy that. i'm a "lord of the rings" fan. >> ever thought about getting dinosaur insurance? there could be one at your door. kennedy: i'm going to have the best, hottest meats. >> the hottest meats is something else. kennedy: impression number four. jeff bridges aing -- arguing with a flight attendant. >> hey, babe, let me talk to youet for a second. i bought the extra leg room, ma'am, but i have got to have my guitar. i don't want to wear the cowboy hat. but i have got to parade me legs out, man. kennedy: jeff bridges on a plane. >> it's not me, it's jeff. kennedy: you can watch all new episode of "kennedy" monday through thursday only on the fox business network. follow me on twitter and instagram @kennedynation or email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. load up that mail bag. bye. lou: that's it for us, happy memorial day. good night fr

take britain's oldest dealer foreman and sons.of their fish to eu markets but still have to contend with cumbersome rules and regulations. >> we face a large amount of bureaucracy. one of the ridiculous things we had to do laugh year is spend thousands and thousands of pounds printing new packaging for smoked salmon so it had a warning sign printed on the back saying contains fish. >> reporter: from the production line to the calling booth, businesses big and small may not see eye to eye when it comes to the eu. but the one thing they do want is clarity, they'll get that after june the 23rdth. nina del santos, cnn, men. >>> the brutal over a possible brexit, it is playing out in full display on one balcony. a red banner says "vote leave." while the dueling residents disagree whether britain should stay in the eu or not they do agree on one thing, britain faces a political cross roads. >> this is one of the most important decisions we're going to have in great britain for an awful long time. it's very important. i feel very strongl

i was a certified foreman and when our maintenance foreman would be off and i would go in the field tos but generally i planned our component change-outs, services and things on the different types of equipment that we had. stuart: do you mind if i ask you, roughly, how much did you used to make? >> it varied. my salary, i was a salaried employee was somewhere around being, probably 72 to 75,000 but, with different bonuses we got safety bonus regularly. we got, em t-bone newses. i was an emt as well. we get a yearly bonus for that as well. stuart: have you any hope of replacing that kind of income level? >> not currently, not in our area, no. stuart: okay. bo coply, thank you very much indeed for being so honest and open with us. we're much obliged to you, come again and see us please. we appreciate you being here. >> thank you, stuart, i appreciate it. stuart: a little delay there to compensate. we appreciate bo coply. look at this, moments ago, johnny manziel arriving in court, sometimes known as "johnny football." he is accused of hitting his girlfriend, dragger had into a car again

a telemarketer trying to sell a george foreman grill. >> if you ever thought of getting your food as mordorf? look at you have done for me. he could sell anything. kennedy: i'm a "lord of the rings" fan. >> have you ever thought of getting dinosaur insurance? get dinosaur insurance. kennedy: i'm going to have the best, hottest meats. >> it's something else. kennedy: impression number 4. jeff bridges arguing with a flight attendant. >> hey, babe, let me talk to you for a second. i bought the extra leg room but i have got to have my guitar. i don't want to wear the cowboy hat unless i'm putting it down. i have got to spread my legs out, man. can i smoke weed in here? kennedy: normally no, but for you, jeff bridges on a plane. >> the academy award winner jeff bridges. kennedy: thank you, jonathan kite, please come back and bring a sponge because my makeup is running. >> do you have any makeup stick spray? kennedy: i love. thank you so much. all right. thank you for watching tonight. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation from worx. [ dramati

a gallant foreman in the fight, a brother when the fight was done. we honor thee, virginia's son. beautiful tribute. five years after the war. lee became an american after the war, and he worked tirelessly for it. it pries my patience to hear people trying to pull him down. he should be an inspiration. we are not supposed to have inspirations today. we are all supposed to dwell on the same level of mediocrity. going to the back. >> i grew up in virginia during the centennial as a little boy. the sesquicentennial got a lot of criticism of low attendance, this and that, all kinds of stuff. we want to tons of events and had just an outstanding event, something in atlanta was occurring every day, every night, every weekend. what were your thoughts at the sesquicentennial? i thought it was unbelievable compared to the 100th. james: it did not get the national attention the centennial did. you continual had 34 state commissions. it was a nationwide thing. americans were in the mood for it. you come up on an anniversary and everyone should be involved. for one thing, we were not at war.