maria: they don't want you on the apprentice now donald they said they are going to do the apprentice without you are you going to sue nbc. >> now they don't, first of all, i told them i am not doing it they didn't tell me i told them i am not doing it because i am going to run for president when you run for president, or when you run for any political office you can't do a television show so i told them you know what it is a little bit sad because i had a gre relayingsship with them they dropped them terrible what they did nbc will will be next we are looking at it very seriously, and we will make a determination but the univision is very interesting because they had a contract that we did we signed in january, that very lengthy contract competed against telemundo others it has no termination rights have not sent a letter they said you can't do that it doesn't work that way i brought a very big suit i think we will be victorious in the suit a lot of lawyers say it is a good -- they had a cnn lawyer very respected last night said this is a real suit he had a copy of the contract. >> t

we've renewed "the apprentice."" it did great and we had a good last season, even after 12 years, 14 seasons. had a great season. and all these copies, everybody did a copy. i won't name the names because i don't want to embarrass anybody but, you know, important names. not like trump, but they're important. [ laughter ] and they all failed. most of them immediately. most of them immediately. so nbc renew "the apprentice." they said i thought you were running for president. i said i am. mark burnett called me and said they've given you a major renewal. they did. 28 shows. 28 shows. that's a lot. you know how much money i give up by doing this? these politicians they run and they run and they win and sometimes they lose and they keep running, it's all they do is run. most of them don't know what they're doing. they just run, like you wind them up and they run for office. they don't do anything when they get there. i know them better than anybody so they say they didn't like the way that -- you know, i'm a little loud.

"the apprentice," i thought him , butrogant and abrasive that is a tv show.his personality had to be that way or his famous statement "you're fired" wouldn't have any teeth in it. but those are the only two opinions that i had to reference when he started running. >> even before "the apprentice." i was a little girl. know what trump towers were, but i knew he was a wealthy, successful man. i remember asking my mother about writing a letter to ask him how he made his money so i could do it. john: did you do it? >> i never wrote the letter but i remember asking more about him and finding out he was in real estate. but i didn't even know what trump towers were. so so just the word -- john: just the word, even as a kid, the word trump meant success. >> it did. john: tell me what you think a trump presidency would look like? >> a better america. >> it would be cleaned up. you wouldn't have always departments and government withd away with e-mail -- secret e-mail accounts and servers. he would clean house and ensure that america is on the path to prosperity again.

i do "the apprentice." tremendous success. renewed again, which, by the way, nbc was not happy when i ran because they wanted to run the "apprentice" but that's okay. and then they say oh, some governor who's nothing, some senator who's not very good, i'm going to take his place on the stage. isn't that too bad because i'm at number two and they're at number 12? i'm saying to myself, why wouldn't i be on the stage. i've had a great record of success. by the way, i'm employed tens of thousands of people over the years. tens of thousands, don. i don't mean, like, 500 or something. i mean, tens of thou sands of people over the years. and to this day, i'm building the post office on pennsylvania avenue. and then i'm not supposed to be understaged by a politician who hasn't done a good job? >> you're going to stay on this long enough toe be on the stage for these debates? >> of course i will. why would i ever get out? i want to see our country thrive. our country is being run by people who don't know what they're doing. i want to s

talk about the trade packages and the trade update similar to what you'll see and talk about the apprentices and veterans programs there's been in work stop ages we had our one recordably on june 29th that's it two recordables in the year and steve record our third one a couple of days ago the summer internship program enjoying taking the interns into the field and had the enjoy joy of taking them out there a couple of days ago their b be around here for a couple of months coming from different high schools and college turner and web core has interns with as well regarding the progress are veterans i want to make a note one of the items city mount has a one time stop for veterans on mondays so any veterans not specific to part of the veterans outreach that city build has this to lierlt for the veterans and also the unions identified they've been working with homeless to hard hats and web core through the project has been participating in web core through the project is sponsoring with the veterans bike ride on october 17th i'll talk about that and give more information plumbers the carpenter

i made $213 million on the apprentice.hen i give that up to run to help you people straighten out this mess that everybody has created, it's very expensive and it is very everything and i don't care for it -- care. when i say about the 10 billion i am not doing that to brag. who cares. what i am saying is, that's the mindset that we need as a country. we need to take back our jobs from china and other places. we need to make great deals with other countries. saudi arabia, i like them, they are very nice. they buy all sorts of my stuff. they pay me hundreds of millions. but you know what? they make a billion dollars a day and whenever they are in trouble, our military takes care. you know what we get? nothing. crazy is right. who said that? stand up. he said it's crazy. it's true. [applause] they make a billion dollars a day. the war that obama thought he won? yemen, great. they took all our equipment and trucks. we make 2300 humvees armor plated, the most incredible. shots fired and the guys we gave them two, our allies, t

i do "the apprentice."

i had tremendous success on "the apprentice." i was good student at one of the hardest schools in the world to get into and they treat it like why is he here? >> nbc severing its relationship with you over comments you made on mexican immigrants. why did you drag brian williams into it? >> brian williams went around lying and telling things that weren't so and i think probably he shouldn't be on. that's up to him. i think he shouldn't have done it to be honest. he should have gone some place else. it was something i thought was appropriate. you can bring up other names, too. >> does it tarnish you that this network that you partnered with so successfully with over the years now says it's preserving its dignity by not doing business with you anymore. >> we had a great season last season with "the apprentice." we did well. they were unhappy when i ran because when you run you're not allowed to do a show. so they were not happy with me i will tell you that. when they saw the last week or two the poll numbers so strong one called me

tonight but we're joined now by who came in second on "all-star celebrity apprentice."tarring in "penn & teller." i take it you named that? >> no, i didn't. back on broadway -- i want to talk about trump but i've got to talk about your show. >> please. >> i have seen "penn & teller" a lot. i have stolen one of your bits and wrote it into a west wing -- i haven't been to the show in a few years. just about everything in there is new, it's incredible. it's intimate. it's a giant theater and you bring it down to a candlelight at the end. let's stay a little after and we'll talk about this online, the show. so trump, who you know, i want to play you something that i think it turns out trump may be the best analyst of donald trump we have amongst us and i want you to listen to what he said the other day about being loved. you will love this. >> i always wanted to be loved, you know? like, when i went on dates, if a woman dropped me, which happened often, i would always like to say or at least in my own mind that i dropped her. does that make sense? so what happened makes me

bothered by my disbelief they have expressed about how much money nbc paid him as the star of "the apprentice" series and he came up with a better idea than threatening to sue me. he challenged me to bet 100% of my salary that i'm wrong about his nbc income. now where i come from no one settled disagreements with bets because no one had money to bet. so no donald there won't be any bet because i would never bet about anything. i just don't bet period. and i don't want to be in a story about donald trump. i want to cover this campaign. and, i might be wrong. i have never said i know exactly how much donald trump made for the entire series. i don't know. i have made semi-educated guesses about it and i don't care very much about it. i don't really care. so, after i offered my guesses about it last night on this program and tried to have some fun with it. james fallows tweeted that donald trump's income doesn't matter and i agreed with him on twitter. then i stupidly jumped in to talking about it again on "morning joe" where i hijacked a few minutes to talk about this thing that i know doesn't m

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voice, black list and then celebrity apprentice. he brought in millions of dollars. and he brought in millions of dollars for charity. no one seems to remember that. >> they could fire us too. it's their business. it's -- that's what the free market is about. if trump can't survive in the free market then it's his problem. not theirs. >> i think he will survive. what about the poor models? these -- miss usa, there's 50 ladies from. >> they need to eat too. it depends on the company we're talking about. we're talking about nbc right now. nbc is the company that gives al sharpton a show. >> look i'm not a fan -- i'm not a fan of donald trump, but you are saying oh it makes sense because he is a fraud. um nbc went and backed brian williams. brian williams is not that hones of a person, and they did it. what i'm saying is this is good if it's your brand and you are trying to protect your brand, and your brand is the company that gives al sharpton a show. then it makes sense. >> let's talk about this for a second. you may not like donald

he takes an apprentice into his bakery. the apprentice accidentally spills some substance, marijuana, into the dough. and the business really takes off. >> let's look at a clip of dough dough. >> there you are. today you bake. hey, hey, don't bash it. firm but gentle. now, press. you've got to learn the feel, touch, smell. good, good, that's it. yeah. >> what do i do at the end? >> scrunch it together. see? ♪ now baby you should know, i said once, twice, say it nice and low, yeah. listen real close ♪ >> welcome back to mosaic. we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation about this year's jewish film festival with the jewish film institute's executive director lexi and program director jay. let's continue with the conversation about the sub themes. >> part of our mission is to really inspire dialogue about today's most relevant issues and always relevant in the jewish community is the israeli palestinian conflict. we have a side bar this year called bridges and barriers, israeli and palestinian film makers frame the con

we now know how much money donald trump has and how much the apprentice show paid him. we're going to tell you. but developing right now "on the record" uncovering stunning new information about a kidnapping where police originally blamed the victim accusing her of a hoax. yes. this one is getting stranger by the minute. the suspect is a harvard law graduate and a brand new fbi complaint accuses him of putting goggles on his victims, using my divoil drug his victim's boyfriend get ready even stranger from there. the "on the record" legal panel takes you inside the evidence. but, first to california where san jose mercury news reporter julia joins us. you have been covering this case from the very beginning. it doesn't get more bizarre than this. what you can tell me about the kidnapping? first of all they got the wrong woman? >> you know, if this wasn't so terrifying for the victims, it would be funny and so sad. but, you know, they really considered themselves these oceans 11 kind of band of criminals with a conscience. it's just amazing to read through these emails th

and i'll talk exclusively to the "celebrity apprentice" contestant and rock & roll hall of famer that has surprising views on donald trump. >>> and cnn's chief congressional correspondent, dana bash, who joins us from washington. dana, donald trump put his money where his mouth is, and sooner than expected. what's the bottom line. >> he says he has a net worth of $10 billion and an income last year alone of $362 million. he also says that the television show that he was on, the apprentice that you were talking about, says he earned about $213 million over the 14 seasons. but here is the important but. we can't verify this because we don't have the details of the financial disclosure form. he hasn't put it out there yet, and the sec isn't required to do so until 30 days after its filed. we're not entirely sure what the details are and how he actually has amassed this wealth that he says he has. >> okay. what did we learn about how he is funding his campaign, dana? >> really interesting, of course, as i mentioned and as he's mentioned, he's really, really rich. so he has the money to pu

on "the apprentice" can you imagine they paid me 213 million. up "the apprentice" to run to help you people straighten out this mess. >> donald trump today telling the crowd he's helping them. but there's one person he's helping who wasn't in that crowd. hillary clinton. the "times" reports clinton is using trump against his own party. quote, there's one candidate who hopes mr. trump continues to thrive hillary rodham clinton. >> donald trump, finally a candidate whose hair gets more attention than mine. but there's nothing funny about the hate he is spewing at immigrants and their families and now the insults he's directed at a genuine war hero senator john mccain. it's shameful and so is the fact that it took so long for most of his fellow republican candidates to start standing up to him. >> clinton wants trump to thrive, and so far there's no signs he's getting out. even if it means as a third party candidate. it's bringing back shades of 1992 when ross perot ran as an independent taking votes from george bush and boosting bill clinton. coul

and he takes an apprentice into his bakery. and the apprentice accidentally spills some substance -- marijuana -- into the dough. and the business really takes off. >> so let's look at a clip of "doe." >> ', there you are -- oh, there you are. today, you bake. >> i don't have more flour. >> just keep kneading it. >> hey, hey, don't bash it. don't be rough. just firm but gentle. firm and that's it. look. try this. now press. that's it. baking is an art. you have to learn the feel. and touch. the smell. go on, go on. that's it. get going. that will do it. >> okay? yeah. >> yep. >> what do i do at the end? >> that's it. just punch it together. your first one. is that it? >> my first one. >>> welcome back to "mosaic." we're not middle of are -- in the middle of a wonderful conversation about this year's jewish film festival with the jewish film institute's executive director lexi leban and its program director jay rosenblatt. some conversation about what some of the sub themes are for the film festival this year. >> part of the mis

by the way, 15 copies of "the apprentice." they thought i was going to do it. they said you don't understand. the head people from nbc came to my comcast, they came to my office and said please please don't run. we've renuewed "the apprentice." even after 12 years, 14 seasons, had a great season. and all these copies everybody did a copy. i won't name the names, but important names. not like trump, but they are important. they all failed. most of them immediately. most of them immediately. so nbc renews "the apprentice." everybody said i thought you were running for president. they don't understand. i told them i'm not doing it. they didn't believe me. they have given you a major renewal. 28 shows, that's a lot. you know how much money i give up by doing this. these politicians run and win and sometimes they lose and they keep running. it's all they do is run. most of them don't know what they are doing. they just run. like you wind them up and they run for office. they don't do anything when they get there. so they say they didn't like the way that, you know i

that nbc has dumped trump, can "celebrity apprentice" survive without the donald?all to take trump's seat in the boardroom? >> i don't know what to say except for. [ mumbles ] >>> kylie jenner is only 17 and moving into her multi-million dollar mansion. >> hi guys! >> but dating 25-year-old rapper, tyga, is there concern about who's keeping kylie company? >>> and then extreme weight loss wedding decision. as couples shed pounds before their big day. >> that's when things got crazy. >> will they still want to walk down the aisle after they've lost the weight? >>> i am rich. there. >> and nene says good-bye to the real housewives. >> bye-bye. >> now hollywood from the inside out. it's "the insider" together with yahoo. >>> taylor swift's big money girl gang by the numbers. how their style and sense helped swift create the most powerful female social network of all time. hey, guys. welcome to "the insider." we're on top of all things trending and right now, no bigger buzz than the donald. trump out at nbc. but his "celebrity apprentice" brand still stands. so who will

you saw that i made -- what i reported is certified numbers that i made $213 million doing "the apprentice." and then lawrence, i can not mention about lawrence. i was nice the way' polli he apologized. i gave up tremendous amounts of money just in. i gave up hundreds of millions of dollars on deals and opportunities. so you know when a politician does this joe and everybody, they run and they just keep running. they win, they lose, nobody cares. when i do it, i'm giving up a lot. but i really -- i think we're making a huge impact even though joe never mentions me in the front. >> oh, my lord. >> oh, my lord! oh, my lord! >> mark halperin. >> i think i have a really good chance of getting the nomination. if i do, i'm the one that can beat hillary. she's the worst secretary of state in the history of our country. >> joe, you have no excuse to moan. mark halperin and then amy. >> donald, we're going to go to mark halperin, next. >> mr. trump, good morning. >> hi, mark. >> huge debate in the republican party among the establish. insiders who are taker fifd your candidacy about how you're goin

the ultimate apprentice, right? the ultimate apprentice for the white house. however, i think you -- i think many people could agree that america has kind of gotten afraid of straight talk, i think we're so trapped in political correctness that the issue of illegal immigration, trump is raising, is going to be a part of the debate. i think he's making a lot of good points about it. i mean let's -- i'm not talking about the rhetoric he started out with. but, during that rally yesterday, at his speech, he had the father of the young black man who was killed by an illegal immigrant in 2008. so, look, this is something that we've got to talk about. we have no immigration enforcement in this country. >> i wonder when we step back from the individual statements that are being made, who would have expected when donald trump jumped into the race that his single issue would have been the illegal immigration problem and not the economy? successful businessman, a billionaire, that he's not going the economic route? >> well, it's a little surprising. and it's a little dis

that is great to see so that think apprentices and he's the care person along with another person both areas have their challenges and toby you do an amazing job the first one to step up to help others and help with others congratulations toby. >> (clapping.) we're going to have an extra week off (laughter) yeah (clapping.) all right. brendon and renÉe (clapping) (screaming) (screaming). (laughter) brendan was hired from the framework and during his time at golden gate he took on sishts your ability to work and communicate with virtually everyone is invaluable to the department you do a good job it is equal when people see how fast you do your work and you inspire others around you to do better work brandon congratulations (clapping.) all right. (clapping.) >> congratulations brandon up next reis francisco contreas (clapping) so francisco always upbeat and friendly team player and goes gloefd goes above and beyond he has a lot of wealthy because literally millions of tourists virtual the place we're not sure if they come to see the flowers or frankie congratulations. (clapping.) (laugh

and as soon as you finish, come back and do the apprentice. another reason nobody thought i was going to run. because you're going to see on wednesday or thursday whenever -- you'll see how much money the apprentice made. a lot of money. i give up a lot. when i run, i give up a lot. when the politicians -- that is all they do. they talk, talk, talk, and nothing ever happens. [ applause ] >> they talk about benghazi. hugin dig nation. ben gauze, benghazi. two days later, you never heard them again. they talk about irs. they talk about hillary clinton's e-mails. she broke the law. she got a subpoena from the united states congress and then she destroyed them. do you remember rosemary woods from richard nixon, 18 minutes of tape, ruined her life. hillary gets an e-mail from the united states -- gets through an e-mail, a subpoena. everybody is saying they sent the subpoena. now their politicians, so maybe they didn't, but they all said they sent a subpoena. she gets the subpoena and then she deletes. tell me, how do you do this? she gets rid of he

is ted cruz positioning himself to succeed, is he the apprentice? >>> and the president calls it rape if someone drugs someone to have sex. he was talking about bill cosby. >>> and president obama gave a strong defense of his nuclear deal with iran, challenged critics of the deal to present an alternative. i'm hearing a lot of talking points being repeated about, this is a bad deal, this is a historically bad deal. this will threaten israel and threaten the world and threaten the united states. i mean, there's been a lot of that. what i haven't heard is, what is your preferred alternative? there really are only two alternatives here. either the issue of iran obtaining a nuclear weapon is resolved diplomatically through a negotiation, or it's resolved through force, through war. those are the options. if the alternative is that we should bring iran to heel through military force, then those critics should say so. >> howard fineman from the huffington post, david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones. howard, a phrase i've loved, new facts. w

it is a business that is taken on a lot of employees at a lot of apprentices in recent years and thelaimant count in his constituency is down by 54% since 2010. what more we can do is encourage companies like this one to invest in training in apprentices but that would be such a key to our future and that is what we've got to make sure that we do. and that will only happen if we stick our long-term economic plan. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. this week this week we can write the worst atrocity in europe since the second world war, the genocide. in a genocidal act, 8372 unarmed voice and men were taken out of a sows to be united nations safe area and were murdered. will the prime minister commit to do everything in his power to ensure that this genocidal act is remembered and do everything that they can to get the international community to mark this as well? >> here, here. >> i absolutely agree with you right honorable, honorable gentleman about this issue. it was the largest act of genocide since the holocaust on the mainland of europe as he said 8300 people murdered. the fir

what you see on the apprentice and the donald trump that i know and the donald trump that perhaps youal guy. he doesn't act. politicians get up there and act. i think people are reacting to his brazen, unapologietic, it's donald trump talking. there's no one there writing his speech. and you can hate the guy, but you don't think for a second there's a guy sitting here. he's his own man, he doesn't care what privates or anyone else has to say. he's saying this is what i believe it in. so this is the system that we all love and respect. let's get all the different points of view up there because we, the people, are the first three words of the american constitution. we're in charge. we're going to be the power to that somebody that is in the government. and let's not demonize that. i like trump, we're going to vote for that, i like hillary, let's vote for her. >> is that what you're saying? you're going to like hillary? >> all the parties must hate me because i like all the aspects. the social issues, i'm all for it. you want to get married to the same sex, you have to have crosses in y

and he also had -- let's not forget the years he spent as the host of apprentice. how much did nbc pay him for that. >> $213 million a tidy sum. i like that too. keep in mind the man has 500 different businesses. i don't know how you keep up with that 500. he owns 91% of all of those. he owns 100% of -- 91% of 100 of those. >> all right. now, we got this information from his press release that accompanied the fec report. the fec has not released this to us and yet neither has he. of course, his numbers on that report better better match this press release or is he going to be in hot water. >> we looked at this and i was blown aware and compared with previous residents. jfk net worth of a billion. buy and sell george washington. thomas jefferson. this guy would be the richest president in history if he were to win. >> everyone is probably wondering if s. there a job opening o'er at the apprentice. >> good idea. >> gerri, thank you. >> thank you. >> of course, don't miss gerri's business report on our sister network the fox business network. if you don't know what ch

$362 million and he talks a little bit about what he was paid for doing his 14 seasons of "the apprentice" which ended up being nearly $214 million from nbc so he's giving us in this press release a better glimpse into his finances. >> i've got to bring in brian stelter on that. what's your reaction? i see you sort of -- >> you know i can't imagine that to be true. >> really? >> i've covered television for ten years. i can't imagine a reality show host like trump making $213 million from a show. even though we should say it's a popular show. used to be really popular, used to get 10 20 million viewers. he's doing it for a lot of seasons, so over time he would make more as the contract was renewed but the idea he would make $200 million from the show the first reaction that i saw from a source at a major network, absolutely network. >> what do you think would be the more realistic? >> someone like him is going to make seven figures, millions of dollars for every season. the idea that it's over 200 million to me reacted initially having covered tv for a long time seems like a real speech. n

and nbc is angry because they renewed the apprentice and i wouldn't do it. and that is one of the reasons that nbc so angry at me. and then i get called by a guy that can't buy a pair of pants i get called names. give me a break. >> so you will release your financials, on time. >> yeah. excuse me. i'm allowed 45 day extension and another 45 day extension. i don't expect to be using them. i should be filing. they are very complicated. you know these papers weren't meant for me because of the complexity and the bigness of what i have. but we should be releasing them ahead of schedule. >> where do you get your money from? >> i made it the old fashion way, in real estate. i made -- and a lot of money doing everything did. i made a lot of money in the with apprentice n real estate. everything i did. i've had great success. >>> coming up a growing number of companies have backed away from trump since his comments about mexican immigrants but is the donald worried? staying in rhythm... it's how i try to live... how i stay active. so i need nutrition... that won't w

the apprentice is the winner.t. [ beatboxing ] >> back to you, robin. robin, robin. >> a runner-up trophy for michael. very close. nicole my goodness. >> something. >> her daddy was so proud. >> i love that you watched him while she was beatboxing. he was like yeah. >> my girl. order on the court. order on the court, they really play by the rules at wimbledon and that goes for what the players wear and it has to be white. that's strictly enforced by the fashion police. let's go to the always fashionable lara spencer at the all england club with more on this. tough dress code isn't it lara? >> it's unbelievable robin. for example, how could something so innocent looking cause such problem? welcome to headbandgate. whether whacking backhands in australia, forcing forehands in france or serving up slices in the good old u.s. of a, there is no such thing as a skirt too short or color too bold. for the women, men of professional tennis. except when it comes to this place. the hallowed halls of tennis where the only thi

and over 14 years of apprentice, nbc paid him $213 million. that touched off a bizarre and heated argument between two msnbc hosts who had experiences as a producer on "west wing." >> here it s. >> if you see what his salary is from nbc from yesterday --. >> total lie. total lie. it is a lie. let me explain. donald trump --. >> let me tell you you are so out of bounds. donald trump makes $1 million on one of the most --. [ talking simultaneously ] >> this has been a declining show with two good show not going and declining ever since. >> you are rambling and ranting. [ talking simultaneously ] >> that got ugly. you would think this was an argument about iranian nucleares but it was a shot at his 10:00 p.m. show and on twitter "no to morning joe," try to reserve your inaccurate descriptions to when i am on the set to correct you." wait the story is weirder. donald trump called in during a break and offered to bet o'donnell a year's salary that the apprentice numbers were accurate. >> o'donnell delivered the answer that night. >> no, donald, the

. >> can i be on "the apprentice." >> well, you know what, i i am not going to be on "the apprentice" anymore because i will be president. >> you turned our panel around and maybe you want to stick with us and check out that it is time for the most important story of the day. >> good. >>> i like my minions like i like my turkish bath. the yellow vicoden shaped were all dudes. he said, quote, seeing how dumb and stupid they often are i couldn't imagine minions being girls. how is that for sexist ?r yankly i couldn't imagine them being female easier especially after this video. >> most women are happy at home. they are just pretending they like work and they don't even hold a candle to being a mom. shut up. >> now, eric, as a bumbling sexist male are you uh febded by this? are you offended by this? >> i am fatigued by it. the idea that all guys are bumbling and stupid, it is one of those things that ever since father knows best we moved in that direction. men and women know that men and women can be very equally stupid. so the idea -- i think maybe he is looking for dwirl friends. >> i

lopez, mexican american comedian in talks with nbc to replace trump as the host of his celebrity apprentice program. the ratings hit "the new york post" saying other potential candidates include mavericks owner mark cuban, richard branson and martha stewart. talk amongst yourselves. the paper pointed trump is beefing up security after a twitter fad reportedly made by mexican drug lord of chapel whose name escaped from a maximum-security prison through a mile-long tunnel over the weekend. and this picture, amazing. after 3 billion miles and 9.5 years, the new horizons spacecraft gets up close and personal with pluto. we will show you more images. sports stars were shining in cincinnati as the american league pulled off another all-star win. we will have the highlights. checking in on the u.s. stock index futures this morning. dow, s&p, nasdaq all higher as we kick off this wednesday morning. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at running markets and breaking news. ♪ when broker chris hill stays at laquinta and fires up free wi-fi, with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than be