the bar was only five minutes from the barneys' house. >> arnie's closes around 2:00. the fire is being called in at 3:11. so a lot happened between the time they left the bar at arnie's and that hour before the murders happened. >> investigators knew nothing about the so-called cowboy. they had no name, no idea where he was from. but something found at the crime scene quickly filled in a lot of those gaps. >>> at rebecca barney's autopsy, " so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn your photos into finished projects with our snapfix app. visit angieslist.com today. ♪ >>> at rebecca barney's autopsy, the medical examiner determined she had been sexually assaulted. but collecting a biological sample wouldn't be easy. mississippi barney was on her menstrual cycle. and so there was so much of her dna that it was literally overwhelming the other contributing dna that we were finding.

secretary of education arni dunkin. >>> meanwhile, the school district has delivered 300 pink slips to staff members. the laid off workers includes noontime aids and special education assistants. these were scheduled before the stalled cigarette tax. >>> police made drivers turn around at harmony road when the clay creek spilled its banks. drivers took it easy along kirkwood highway as the rain fell fast and furious that left ponding on the roads. >>> some rpt -- residents have not recovered that left many without power. customers are not so patient. >> i'm calling them up, and telling them i want to a motel i can't afford to pay your bill. i used the money that i would pay you for the motel because i can't sleep. >> peco said its crews have been making repairs around the clock and restored power to 98% of its customers in 36 hours. you can access live double scan radar and get the full accuweather forecast with the storm tracker 6 live app. the app sends you audio alerts when watches and warnings pop up. >> things are clearing up for the next couple of days. >> reporter: everything lo

arnie duncan says the results are a call to action. >> this is a baseline never had good data before, that's why it was so important to participate. we have to be transparent, tell the truth, the good, bad, the ugly. >> reporter: it was more about financial judgment than math skills so we put some of those questions and asked a 15-year-old to adults. >> claire and her friends are renting a house. they have been working for two months. they do not have savings. they make this to do list, b, pay rent. >> c, motorcycle was insured with the insurance company, e would be the final answer. >> while the adults in our survey answered correctly, each had different perspectives on why so many 15-year-olds have financial lit problems. >> i'm not that surprised because i feel like the education system doesn't teach hands on practical skills. >> i think having money of your own, in terms of knowing how you need to allocate your money in terms of priorities. if other people are buying things for you, even if it's given to you, if that's all the money you get, i think you'll value it more. >> people

. >> reporter: arnie and katie heithoff of omaha listened to the show on their second date more thancades ago and they still get emotional talking about it. >> i will tell her, thank you for 36 years of saturday night by the radio, because that's what it is, that's what it is. it's saturday night by the radio. >> reporter: now 71, he was born gary edward keillor. he grew up in the small minnesota town of anoka, his mother a nurse, his father a mail clerk and carpenter. keillor wrote about sports for the local paper at age 13, attended the university of minnesota then going by the name, "garrison," and spent time in new york as a young writer. in 1969 he took a job at minnesota public radio. >> 37 degrees in the twin cities, high today should be 48. >> reporter: and launched "a prairie home companion" five years later. he'd gone home in more ways than one. >> reporter: how much did you know about this place, lake wobegon, before you made it up? >> it was a mystery because i had, i had run away from it when i went offo the university of minnesota when i was 18. but to do that radio sho

talking about the summer travel trends is arnie sorenson, marriott's president and ceo.joining us today. >> good morning. >> your earnings were better than expected. you said you are feeling bullish for the year. what makes you feel that way? >> we do. we got great momentum at marriott. i think we are at a great stage of the cycle. we had a lot of good news. they came in for q2 at the high end. we brought up the numbers for the full year and one of the things we're proudest of is we announced we signed about 12 hotels a week in the first six months of the year. 295 hotels to date. >> you are seeing bookings better tan the beginning of the year? >> we are seeing group business, international business and leisure business all strong. i think it's a sign the economy is, in fact, growing, probably growing better tan it has over the past few years, building on strong years coming on the recession. >> is that just in the united states or around the globe. >> you refer to that technical phrase. that's essentially our store sales. we see in markets like shanghai they're up in th

good morning arnie. >> good morning. >> big holiday weekend. travel is up right? the basic proposition is to have a brand in each segment of the marketplace. we want brands that have increasing levels of affordability. one of our newest brands for example, is moxy it will open in milan this year for the first time. it's a reinvention of the economy lodging segment in europe. got a fairly small room about 17 o, 180 square feet. but a really lively lobby and a place that we think customers will find great affordability. the notion is let's make sure we have a place for you to stay no matter how thick your wallet. >> that's what air b & b is doing. they're giving the hotel industry a run for its money. when you hear they're coming to town, do you say okay guys. when it comes to prices they say they offer alternatives that people like marriott or corporations do not. >> i think air b and b is a very interesting experiment. something that is really fun to watch. it offers -- >> you don't think it's competition? >> mostly not. time will tell though. they've obviously bu

. >> up until now, we don't know who fired the rockets according to the lebanese arnie from southern lebanon to northern israel. retaliation as you said. israel fired 25 tank shells into northern lebanon. there haven't been reports of injuries or damage yet. the lebanese army is patrolling the area in search of a group or party who would be doing this. as for the moment, no group has claimed responsibility. >> in term temperatures of the israeli air strikes on gaza overnight, what's the latest there? >> even in just the past few minutes we heard the rumble of israeli air strikes to gaza in the south and east. israel says it's hit more than 1,000 targets in gaza in the past four days. we hear palestinian groups have fired 500 rockets into i israel. many are loare longer range roc. no one is killed yet on the israeli side. in gaza those dead around the 100 mark. many are children and women. it's going after militants' homes. that's what led overnight to death of five people in southern gaza. there was an islamic leader who wasn't home at the time. five were killed including a child. we

secretary of education arni dunkin for a round table discussion. >>> philadelphia school district hasivered 300 pink slips to staff members. it includes noontime aids and special education assist assist assistants. >>> flash flooding was sparked from the rain in southern parts of the area. drivers were forced to turn around as the clay river flooded roads. you can access live double scan radar and get the full accuweather forecast with our free storm tracker 6 live app. it sends you audio alerts when watches and warnings pop up. all your neighbors have it, you have to keep up with the jones so you have to have it, too. >> you have to keep up with david murphy, too. >> reporter: i use that app when i am off from work. it's a great app. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're dry, we have plenty of sunshine up over the horizon catching the tails on the terminal. bright and comfortable with temperatures in the 60s a little bit of a light breeze, we're at 70 at the airport in the philadelphia that's one of the milder spots. dewpoint, 62 that's low, not all that humid, winds out of

cheryl: thanks to arnie sorensen, marriott ceo and president talking about how marriott is expandinghe luxury business. the closing bell is going to ring. 41 minutes to go right now. charlie gasparino first report the heads of the nasdaq and new york stock exchange cozying up with each other. , cap next, charlie will talk about whether a merger can potentially be in the cards. and an arms race between the worlds biggest razor blade makers with gillette report be e spending $200 million to market its new pro glide razor. can a little guys keep up with this? we will ask two of those little guys. that is a fox this is exclusive interview. [ male announcer ] if you're taking multiple medications, does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene. available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel, biotene can provide soothing relief, and it helps keep your mouth healthy, too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene -- for people who suf

consep traited in the region of cab arny. the two groups have been skirmishing since last year. fighting intensified when the self declared islamic state began to use weapons seized from government fors in iraq. >> in a new video the leader of boko haram claimed responsibility for recent attacks in the country. up to now most of the recent violence has been concentrated in the north. there are signs that it is changing. we have more from abuja. >> a clear indication by boko haram extending signals that it can and is expanding its reach. in the video, the leader of boko haram is saying he is responsible for attacks at the heart of the capital in abuja in the key city lagos further south, sending a message to the government that they are expanding the reach beyond the north where they carried out their attacks, on june 25th, which they are claiming responsibility of, including in abuja, the bombing of the shopping plaza that killed 20, and an explosion at a fuel depot in lagos which the government said was the result of an industrial accident. >> in nigeria there's a new advocate

the world record holder carr arny james winning a 400 meter title. and the pacific island of kirra batty, population of 100,000 has a commonwealth games champion to celebrate. david winning his country's first ever gold in the 105 kilogram weight lifting class. >>> well, the final day of the third test match between england and india has got underway in south hamp tonne, india needing six wickets to win the match and level the series. india currently at 128 for six in there second innings. >> tiger woods tees off in a few hours looking for a ninth title at the world golf championship event in ohio. he missed three months of the season to a back injury. he'll want to banish memories of the last tournament, the open at hoy lake. 6-over par total of 294. the highest over 72 holes at a major championship. >> everything needs to get better. more efficient at what i'm doing. my good shots are good. my bad shots need to be in positions where i know i shouldn't miss, and places where i have been missing it. there's obviously a short sides and fat sides and m

that is what the hell dave lewis will bring, change management experience in building the strategy arniephil clark. he will have been there for three and a half years. he has overseen a deteriorating sales. profits are down 6% in the last full year. investors want to see a change. dave lewis is their man. he has 20 years experience. he knows the business well. this is the first time they have gone outside tesco. he is an experienced person outside the firm. >> this is the third biggest retailer on earth. it has some big problems. >> they are eating away at market share. said they are from edible in terms of competition. things are becoming savvier shoppers. we want to go to a higher end luxury products. how do they send about off?? price competition across the board is ee man. this is a company that needs to deliver. they are trying to rejuvenate the stores. that has aompany massive international foothold. they have half a million employees. project fornormous dave lewis to take on board. the sales warning that came out with the announcement. >> you are in first name terms with them? tha

we are going to have an room and a bondage arnie.be new earls poll dancing. >> who gets to come to this party? >> only invited guests. >> only invited guests. i was invited but i could not make it. hustler magazine has been around for 40 years. when you ask him what the most last week theess, trailer came out for 50 shades of grey. it was massive. who is that marketing to? women. he is marketing to women. they are his most promising demographic. >> he is 71 years old. since that 36 years shooting. i remember that. he was hugely controversial. >> think about what he just said. it you have to say something and do something offensive for anyone to care about the first amendment. nobody argues over what we are going to say to the ceo of zillow. they are arguing about what he puts out there. many people who work in media kind of need to tip our hats to what he has done in terms of freedom of speech. >> without a doubt. whether i like his magazine or not, he is a great american. we will have the zillow ceo. he just agreed to by his number

arnie ecclestone sold his for $10 million profit.ot generally make money on selling jets, but the demand is so high. there you go, adam. that is on your christmas list. >> it really is just like handbags will sit you can get more on the secondary market because nobody can get one. betty liu, thank you. looking forward to the show. >> more than 35% of americans are facing debt collectors. new data coming out from the urban institute. i'm curious to get your take, mr. jim grant. in theory, the fed with all of this loose money was supposed to make it easier to help people get out of debt. is it not working? >> welcome a low interest rates make it very easy to get into debt. >> good point. so you add more. >> well, yes. i think personal debt is not so high as it was if i'm not mistaken. but the fallout from these ultralow interest rates is perhaps more basic than merely borrowing and lending. it has to do with the dynamism of the economy, and so far -- >> birkin handbags and gulfstream jets. >> a friend of mine says that the real interes

arnie is trying to be a school superintendent of the united states. these are things you should do as governor, but not from washington. the house has a bill that is a lot like the senate republican bill. thathave the same feeling before washington hands things down to the state and local communities, they should fulfill what they promised back in the 1970's, and that is i.d.e.a. instead of new mandates. do you have any discussions about i.d.e.a. in your committee? >> i would relieve some of the mandates. senator harkin, that has been his pride and joy. senator tim scott has introduced a bill that i'm a cosponsor of theh would allow considerable federal dollars that go to children with disabilities to follow the child to the school of the parent's choice. if you have a down syndrome child in first grade and you are happy with that school because that school seems to meet the needs of that child, then your share of the federal dollars would -- could go to that school and give the parent that choice. that would be one way to assist with disabilities. >>

his -- io slurp >> we arnie had a big name before he left. let's get to the company news.attled after hearing about stood instability at a major bank. payments missing that and accounting irregularities. their reassuring investors by revealing details of that exposure. banking problems spurred europe's crisis. bmw models made in south carolina are beating detroit's big three in overseas sales. it was 20 years ago that they started building cars in spartanburg. production could reach 450,000 vehicles a year. alibaba's ipo proposal is sailing through washington. initial -- approve the plan. it is estimated the stock $20ring could raise billion. that is company news. >> thank you so much, scarlet. our top story is a violence escalated between hamas and israel. there are 2 million people in the gaza. reservists are called a. has called three infantry were gauge. one israeli was seriously wounded. this is the first serious casualty on the israeli side. alex, what is different this time than the last many times? >> good morning. it is the intensity. right out of the gate is real

in education news, education secretary arnie duncan is brushing off a call for his designation from the national education association. the n.e.a. adopt add resolution last week at its representative assembly in denver where the air was, quote, charged with anger, as members buzzed about some frustration at secretary duncan. the reporting here of politico, secretary duncan and president obama yesterday had lunch with a group of teachers. here's some of the president's comments. >> good afternoon, everybody. i am here with some outstanding teachers as well as secretary arne duncan. the reason we are here is with the school year now over, it is a great time for us to focus on what we need to do to make sure that next year anti-year after that and the year after that continues to improve for our students all across this country. one ingredient we know makes an enormous difference is the great teacher. we have four of the best teachers in the country here, but what we also know is that there are outstanding teachers all across the country. arne, myself, i suspect many of you had wonderful t