they will go to a barnes & noble store that has been selected by barnes & noble, the book is packaged up and then the google truck will pick up the book and bring it to the user. i think it shows and shines a light on the competition -- this new competition -- of local delivery. google, andzon, ebay making serious efforts into this arena. >> why is google doing this now? >> the big impetus is amazon is changing their distribution model. within the last two years, they have agreed to pay local sales sales taxes,te where consumers are buying things. they have had to change their business model. they used to keep distribution centers, they used to call them , they aret centers moving from places like nevada in low tax states to much closer to consumers. you have them just outside of major cities and increasingly building big places. to be closer to the consumer, that allows them to do this 24 hour delivery. that will cut the slumbering giant of ebay and google. if they can do that, we can do it too. >> speaking of feeling fulfilled, amazon is such a giant. do amazon and barnes & noble st

google and barnes & noble are teaming up to take on a common rival, amazon. barnes & noble books are now being offered for same-day delivery in select cities. this coming after amazon expanded its same-day delivery program. our lead story of the day. the clock is ticking for zynga's ceo to turn around the once dominant social game maker. the second quarter was another weak one. revenue down 34 percent and zynga posting a loss of more than $62 million. the company announced new games with the nfl, looney tunes, and tiger woods, but some already-planned games are being pushed back to allow more time to transition to mobile. zynga, once dominant in social gaming, is facing a tough time. how did the company get into this situation in the first place? cory johnson has a look. >> in the beginning, a social gaming company was started by harvard mba mark pincus. named for his bulldog, it became zynga and had the good fortune to tie itself to a young facebook, launching poker on facebook in 2007. megahits followed. mafia wars, farmville, and quickly zynga became the n

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>> that's obviously been the problem for barnes & noble, the issue for barnes & noble for quite a long time. amazon using its technological heft to make sure when you run those comparisons and the particular things barnes & noble might have a deal going, they'll go a little deeper. >> and a book you want and need the same day. i can see groceries and -- >> records were these things made of vinyl that were round and -- >> i don't recall. >> the 78's back in my -- paul can tell you about the 78's. it was crazy. there were cones before that, panel rolls. >> true. >> i think we see google doing here is partnering with lots of different retailers to create an alternative to amazon. as paul mentioned, using the balance sheet at barnes & noble and using the balance sheet of everyone else like best buy and everyone they're partnering with. you see ebay where they're partnering with the retailers, trying to give the retailers, the big retailers a way to be online and compete with amazon as it marches on. >> with ebay now, we talked to the c.e.o. john donahoe about this and said it will be a nic

. >>> barnes & noble with a new nook made by samsung. fox business was there for the rollouts, will it trounce apamazon's kindle or apple's ipad. fox exclusive with mike huseby. >>> and 17 years after lancaster bombers flew across the sky, there's a new lancaster taking flight. unmanned aircraft from tech start-up precision hawk, betting big on drones. ernest earon in our "rise of the drones" series, it's our fox business exclusive. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. good afternoon, everybody. i'm liz claman, martha -- market alert. what was so exciting in the minutes that the s&p is within a fraction of a point of an all-time high? 1987 is the number to beat. we're at 1986.56 at the moment. well, we found out the argument inside the fed over whether to raise interest rates is intensifying. at first, stocks took a hit dropping from highs but back near session highs. and the s&p 500 less than a point away from an all-time high in this critical final hour of trade. both the dow and the s&p gaining ground every single day thi

liz: google, teaming up with barnes & noble to take on amazon. same day books, to your house, or your business, this market amazon dominated for years, st-rstart with hitha. barnes & noble, they closed two closest ones on my house i was so annoyed. can they do this. >> i would say if they did this three years ago it would have gone a great partnership. the problem, it is a little too late,. too little, they are not on same scale azam john, they don't -- amazon, they don't shop google enough. >> this is a game changeer, i went on there today, you sign up for this maybe, free shipping, i can order a book 8 a.m. and by7 p.m. it is there. >> who reads books any more. >> i want a drone dropping a book off thank you. >> barnes & noble closed is a stores this year, nook sales are down 22%. 22%. >> who still reads books? >> i still read books,. liz: amazon moving lower because maybe people are waking up to the p/e ratio is cookie. but i love amazon. >> google teams with barnes & noble, for same day delivery but they have higher prices an amazon. >> when

seems there's a danger or barnes & noble.ust handing merchandise over to google and not getting the data in these cities about exactly what people are ordering and why, thir just giving away the store. that's the value here. i worry that google does these one-off experimental projects and don't always follow through. this is important for barnes & noble to understand what's going on here. >> and very tough to pull off seamlessly. understand why going wants to do it, retail, spends a lot on the search ads. go, like amazon, in the city, click there, get it. going many delivers it. a nice idea. tremendously difficult to actually execute it, with many, many retailers, the distribution, does it arrive on time? amazon has been doing it a long time. it's hard. >> not saying this is one of bezos' partners? >> no. this is very difficult. ebay tried it. it's tough. >> if nothing else, barnes & noble gets action to google's data and customer base and google access to who's ordering on barnes & noble. >> that's what jon is skeptical ap.

it's mind blowing, really. >> reporter: donna barnes will be able to hear the music tonight and really what a way to end her 35-year career here at candlestick. coming up at 6:00, we will take you back inside and show you more of the setup including the biggest pyrotechnics show that this stadium has ever seen. that's the story we're working on. mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, mark. getting ready for mccartney at candlestick and getting ready for the 49ers. the first-ever football game at the new billion-dollar stadium. the niners will host the denver broncos sunday afternoon. the first official real regular season game will be on september 14th against the chicago bears. that's sunday night football. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. >>> a hayward 9-year-old uses fire safety tips she learned at school to save her dad from a house fire. i'm jodi hernandez where that house may be a total loss, but the family is alive tonight thanks to the quick actions of that little girl. i'll have her story coming up. >>> and today's decision that will have all pg & e custom

barnes denies the charges. police in indonesia ran psychiatric tests on 19-year- old heather mack. she's being held along with her 21-year-old boyfriend as suspects in the beating death of her mother, sheila von weese-mack, whose body was found in a suitcase on the island of bali. police are searching for a man accused of assaulting his former girlfriend and abducting their children. police say dejavonte finley went to his children's home in zion yesterday, then demanded their mother go with him to the courthouse to recant two domestic battery cases against him. finley then fled with the kids, triggering an amber alert. he later left the kids with a relative. scientists have discovered a new sinkhole at indiana dunes, where a six-year old boy from illinois was buried alive last summer. scientists returned to mount baldy yesterday for more testing... and were surprised when the new sinkhole developed right in front on them. last year, little nathan woessner from sterling fell into a hole in that same area... he

. >>> watch out amazon, maybe, google and barnes & noble are joining forces to deliver books. starting today, book buyers in a few locations will be able to get same-day delivery from local barnes & noble stores through what is known as google shopping express, the partnership could help barnes & noble build a presence since the brick and mortar business struggled. shares were off slightly and barns and noble 2.5% higher at $21.75. >>> wendy's served up second quarter earnings that doubled. the chain continued to benefit from the sale of restaurants and the company said it's going to continue the strategy and offer up more of its franchises. to top it all off, the special sauces, the company reaffirmed the guidance. >>> shares of zynga tanked after late disappointing results. the social gaming company anoublsed weaker than expected revenue as it is struggling to increase useers and guidance was short of the estimates. after hours the stock initially plunged. you can see it dive there. during the regular session, shares were higher to $2.92. >>> despite isolated heavy rains, th

amazon, or barnes & noble? >> they're all -- they're all good stocks, but if i had to choose one it would be google but it wouldn't be because of it coming in to the shopping space. it would just be because the rest of its fundamentals are strong. right? i think amazon will be just fine, but it is going to take a little bit longer, because as we already know, bezos has a long-term kind of vision. barnes & noble i just don't think is as high growth in any way as, say, google which can launch into lots of new markets at any time it feels like. >> gene, are you going to have to start covering barnes & noble? >> i hope not. >> a lot of people wonder whether barnes & noble can survive, gene. >> yeah. at the end of the day, it clearly -- the book market is still a large market. it's not a growth market. i think that players like barnes & noble i think ultimately it is going to be a tough road for them. let's just be honest. over the next 20 years, paper books are going to slowly decline and people will still read but

barn storming was intelligent moves from the money side. the teams who barn storms the best survived the long e., longest. >> if we don't have any if we don't have any additional questions, i want to rooemind y that fphil will be available to sign a copy of his book. we want to thank him for coming out here. >> american history t.v. in prime time continues in a moment way discussion of racism in sports over the years. former pro athletes bill russell and tim brown tell their stories. a look at when walking was the nation's most popular spectator sport. >>> now the history of racial equality in professional sports. former basketball player bill russell and former football player jim brown talk about their struggles. they discuss the role of african-americans in college and professional sports today. this panel from the lyndon johnson's presidential summary civil rights summit is about an hour m. >> good afternoon.por my name is mike cramer. i'm the director of the texas we program and sports and media e here at the university of texast we ar

they will get at least one million sales guaranteed from barnes & noble.des one million tablet sales for the next year or 15 months if the sales are really bad. even though that is 1/8 of what they sell at samsung in a month, it is still a decent chunk of change. >> thank you so much. samsung's biggest rivals, apple. investors are buying into ceo tim cook'strategy, producing sales at an all-time high. because of apple's buyback program, fewer shares of apple are in the market, which means it has not eclipsed his 2012 if valuation just yet. -- evaluation just yet. what has changed? >> great question. a lot of concern back then that, what is apple going to do now? steve jobs had passed away. the rains had been taken over by tim cook and the question was, what is the next eight game changing product? since then, tim cook has been really clear on the matter. he said we have got a lot of exciting new products coming down the pike. one of them is wearables. at the same time, he is refreshing the iphone six line. so much moneyeen in research and development and t

. >> you know, the comparison that comes to my mind today, like an old-fashioned barn raising. it wasn't a barn in this case, it was a playground, but when everybody gets together and works, it's amazing what happens. for people who work together every day, this was a new look and a new at tide. you're dressed differently. >> oh. yes. >> crystal hunter works at espn. james huntington runs the assignment desk at abc 7. >> got a tool. >> it is sweat equity times roughly 200 people in the millsmont neighborhood where a small miracle took place today. it's not unlike one of those old-fashioned barn raisings, but in this place, a playground in six hours. this is parts of a plip with our corporate parent, the walt disney company, which has worked with kaboom, with disney employees, some of whom you might recognize to build almost 50 of these play grounds around the country. why this one here? >> there was an old playground falling apart, there wasn't funding available. our company got involved. >> getting this place built in a day, not always easy. >> after we get the beams, we're go

. >> reporter: especially for barns. you see, she was here 48 years ago. >> over on the west side of the stadium. >> reporter: weapon, she was just 17. you know what i mean? and she was watching the beatles. >> and there was a lot of girls screaming. >> reporter: including you? >> including me. and now to think all of these years later i'm here for the last performance, it's mind blowing, really. >> reporter: well, tonight donna barnes will be able to hear the music and be here for the really big show. >> the big topic is the traffic. let's take you live to a traffic map. the concert is still two hours out. it starts at 8:00. the backup is still on the 101. we'll monitor it thought the newscast. at 6:30 we'll check in with mark who is outside of the park. at 6:45, it was the last ticketed concert for one of the world's greatest rock and roll bands. two men share their stories. >>> emergency dispatchers are sounding the alarm. they are being forced to work mandatory overtime because of low staffing and some say it's takin

williams-sonoma owns pottery barn kids and pottery barn teen, both market for back to school. >> whyhey poised to be winners, do you think? >> well, williams-sonoma has made quite a concerted effort with omni channel presence in the form of e-commerce, its catalog business and stores. and that's been the winning formula for them. and pottery barn teen and kids are not new concepts but one that is gaining -- ones that are gaining momentum. we think, as they continue to flex their model where they use all of the data that it gets from e-commerce business to understand who their customer is, they're going to better market to them, products that they need and want for back to school. >> thanks for coming on. appreciate it very much. kate mcshane with that upgrade over at citi today. guys, josh brown, what do you think here? >> it's tough, i think you know the call on pottery barn is probably a good one. question is, what's the duration of the rally once people recognize that she's right? typically, these things tend to be more tactical. i stick to things like macy's, much broader than tr

. >> coming up, google and barnes and noble, we bought the details next. later, a huge day of gains for 3d printing stock and make sper bot has a little to do with it. that's a little later on. stay tuned. er, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. . now with the xfinity tv go app, you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier, with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go. enjoy over wifi or on verizon wireless 4g lte. plus, now you get up to a $100 prepaid card when you purchase any new verizon wireless smartphone or tablet from comcast. visit comcast.com/wireless to learn more >>> let's get a market flash on lulu lemon, which is moving faster in the second session? >> lululemon founder chip wilson agreed to to the wage a proxy battle. as a part of the agreement, he will sell half of his 27% stake to a private equity firm advent. lululemon shares are reacting positively up about 7.75%. >> thank you dom chu. s

dierdre: peter barnes, a lot of news in there. let's get right to it. we have the all-star panel with us. james freeman from the "wall street journal." veronica daguerre, charlie gasparino, our own fox business correspondent. what do you think? >> we see encouraging things in terms of more bank lending to businesses, commercial loans are up. we talked about how there is a lot of money in the system. that money is being lent out to business. we'd like to see more to small business, but no reason years and years after the crisis they shouldn't start to raise now. melissa: what is the reaction if you say the fed will raise rates sooner than expected? what do you think will happen? >> i think we see pressure on the market for sure. there is still a big question surrounding jobs. melissa: right. >> yellen will address that on friday at jackson hole. speaking to that and people will want answers. are we seeing job growth we want to see? if so, what will be the future. melissa: she definitely wanted to jobs. >> for good reason. melissa: go ahead, charlie. >> i

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i have been there for years before moving to barnes & noble did, for two years. reding a poetry and literature section then the academy of american poets and found my way back in 2002. in then i hope to launch the latest label run was associate publisher then i came here. and now i whereto hats. >> host: who are some of the authors you have worked with? >> christopher hichens would be the first person for your audience. i was lucky enough to be involved with ted kennedy. and then to talk about nonfiction than there is walter isaacson the list of nonfiction catalog is wind blowing. >> host: do authors like to do publicity? >> some more than others. >> some come to play some come to work. is the most fun for us to have creativity and humor about it. somebody once asked me how do publicity for a man by christopher hichens? you get out of his way. >> host: how to describe the health of the publishing industry? it is better health and for some time. the tavis say there was a certain amount of fear and preservation but it has added new capabilities but they used to cha

we cannot wait for the interview with peter barnes. closing bell ringing in 30 minutes. billionaire activist investor carl icahn. the three way battle of the dollar stores is heating up again. icahn all over it. so is charlie gasparino. coming down with exclusive new details on this story. >>> and look at these maritime drones, unmanned. they may look like something out of a science-fiction movie meets war stories, but this technology from textron systems could be a game-changer in naval warfare. look how fast they go, and go through rough waters. textron ceo ellen lord here live to talk about the next generation of drones for military and civilian use. it's part of our special series, "rise of the drones." you're here to buy a car. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. that's never really been possible. but along comes a radically new way to buy a car, called truecar. now it is. truecar has pricing data on every make and model, so all you have to do is search for the car you want, there it is. now you're an expert in less than a minute. this is

big story on "action news" is accident of semi-smashing into a house and it happened 7:00 levick and barns worth street in mayfair section of philadelphia and that is where "action news" reporter annie mccormick is joining us live with the latest. any. >> reporter: and monica that big rig has now been moved down the street and look at the method it left behind and there's a lot of work to be done for the family and this is not clear the details of the accident and what we know is that an suv did clyde with the tractor-trailer pushing it into that home. chopper6hd over the scene where a tractor-trailer barreled into the side of a row home after colliding with suv levick and barns worth. crumbles brikd had the cap of the semi-and it shows untouched furniture in the family room including statue of a bud a. someone was looking out for the family tonight because no ones with home at the time. fire crews embraced this woman who neighbors identified as the home own owner as she collapsed after arriving on the scene. the track toyr trailer and sxingt uv collided at the intersection just after 7:00

so you get feedback like that from places like barnes and noble and sam's and costco when they feel that their market is something that isn't quite to their market. c-span: >> host: responded that as well. >> guest: sometimes we change that and sometimes we do. it is the publisher's decision. >> host: is there a cover, is their artwork, something you really worked hard on? >> guest: steve jobs, one that i really thought was striking. we worked with the author on the hardcover. >> host: and older picture. >> guest: and older photograph and that was definitely a classic photo. we were fortunate when we went to paperback that steve jobs likes that pose because it was the exact same pose from 30 years before. we saw it as a marketing opportunity to give the book a fresh look, even have people who bought a hardcover wanting to have a collector's item in paperback. >> host: why black and white and gray? >> guest: it all has to do with photographs and that is not a conscious decision, it is just when you have a fantastic photo you let that sean. >> host: jimmy carter call to action, his most re

barns has since learned her father-in-law was on the now infamous secret waiting list in phoenix.ther wasn't on anyone's list at all. and neither has been contacted by the va in its investigation. no one from the va's asked for your father's medical reports? your father's? >> no. >> reporter: no one from the va has asked for any autopsy either one of your families might have done? >> no. >> reporter: no one in the va has asked, compiled a list of how many times you, priscilla, drove your dad down there, or your dad went down there and was denied care? >> no. >> reporter: so nobody in the va really has bothered to pick up the phone and find out your stories? >> nothing. nothing. >> reporter: do you think that -- >> there was no sense of acknowledgement whatsoever. nothing. in spite of all of our attempts to keep this in the front lines of the media so it wouldn't get pushed under the carpet. it's basically what happened to him now. >> reporter: do you think the va even wants to know what happened to your loved ones? >> my answer to that question, drew, is they had no choice. they c

he has come into the office to do barnes & noble booksellers with us. he definitely really helps us. he's our best weapon in selling his books. >> host: how do you sell a first-time author? >> guest: it's all in the reading. we try to read early and champion it and give to the bookseller away. the package plays a big part. the bookseller bookseller looks at it and if it's a package that will jump off the shelf and they think the customer will respond to it that also plays a big part as well as the marketing and what kind of readers we have lined up for it and if the author is touring that helps as well. >> host: what percentage of revenues come from digital? >> guest: it depends, x. approximately 28 to 30% however on many book titles that can be as high as 70% or it can be as low as 20 or 15% said those figures which are what are imported by the press don't really get the true picture picture of certain genres in certain types of writings have moved significantly into the digital world and others have not. >> host: what are the 70%? >> guest: commercial

we're going to have more from peter barnes in washington in just a moment. with one hour to go, look at stocks, they are fighting back from worst levels of the day after yesterday's significant sell-off. start with the dow industrials. right now as it is down about 40 points, we can tell you it has been lower by 126 points earlier. the nasdaq down 19. at worst levels it was down 45. put your attention to the s&p. it's down just under 3 points. it had been down 14 point. the good news is we are seeing a move back closer to the flat line. not quite there yet. russell 2000 has had worst four week loss sense november of 2011, the biggest percentage loser right now. down 2/3 of a percent or eight points. it's on the fourth straight losing streak and today's weaker than expected jobs report, not dramatically weaker, helping stocks by calming fears that interest rates will rise sooner than expected. we're digging into the jobs numbers in just a moment for you. as for individual stocks start with the bright spots. procter & gamble, helping the dow jones industrials

. >> remember the barnes & noble note? samsung is building a special version of it which has many of us asking why? ♪ >> congressman paul ryan is one of the most powerful members of the republican party, known for his run as vice president in 2012 and his plan in congress to slash spending on social welfare programs. but he has also turned to fighting poverty into. one of his signature issues is one of the topics he addresses in his new book," the way forward. oh congressman ryan is here for an interview with johnheilman and mark halperin >> thank you, joining us now is the republican chairman of the house budget committee, the former vice presidential candidate in the pride of janesville, wisconsin, congressman paul ryan. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> we think of you as a likable guy. we want you to be likable. i warned you during the break so tell us something about you that ordinary people would find super likable. >> i just walked in the door at soda and and i had a security guard knocked it o

used to be the old barn becoming an event facility here. a high school girl says she hopes the school is still there. i can tell her it is this but chances have been cancelled. >> five fire engines and personnel supplied us with this video of them leaving from truck scales along interstate 580 where they met before heading out. and there is another big fire burning in southern california tonight. this one is called the way fire near lake isabella, burning 3200 acres and spreading rapidly. at last report, it was threatening 200 structures and burning towards towns of wofford heights and kernville. because of drought conditions both kern county and one near oakhurst have been fighting with a grant from fema. >> you won't see close calls closer than this. surveillance video shows a car on bridgeway. witnesses say as you can see, it just happened so fast. >> it's glass, you know? >> the chase started when the suspect rear ended one vehicle and hit three more. he was arrested and four people, including the man behind the wheel and a woman were t

kim barnes, our founder of friends of lafayette park. we wouldn't be here today without kim barnes. (applause) >> art persico, a moving force, our second president of friends of lafayette park. our fourth, mi stefan franz, shila clement. (applause) >> our gardeners who have been here throughout helping us on our clean and green days, out on saturdays. if you're here, marianne bertacelli. supervisor farrell. phil has been here every step of the way. this started with -- this started with two organizations that have now merged into a really wonderful one organization. those two former organizations were -- brought us two great people to work with. they were isabelle wade and karen kid well. i don't know if either one of them is here today. ~ now we have matt owe grade i speaking to you from the merge park trust. i'm sorry, san francisco parks alliance. ~ we can't forget that, they're doing so much. this is our parks -- citizens parks group. okay, lizy hirsch, please come up. we want to raise hands with you. (applause) >> mary hobson. jeff miller. [cheering and applauding] >> okay. and

. >> reporter: so donna barnes can appreciate this day as well as anyone.ric in so many ways. [ screaming ] >> reporter: the 1966 candlestick show with the beatles' last public concert ever, it's the final public event at this much maligned yet beloved old stadium. >> don't have a ticket. i don't want to hear 10,000 screaming people anymore. >> reporter: larry heard that in 1966 working the concession stands at the show. >> everybody was screaming. [ laughter ] >> there was no quiet people in the stadium. >> reporter: barnes was here then, too, but she will be back tonight working the ticket booth. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: but tonight, tonight it's about paul mccartney who put on a 30- minute show last time. this time plans to go over three hours. >> you know, everything about the show, it's not just big, but it's quality. he realizes the historic moment of this show. >> reporter: as the beatles sang, everybody had a good time, but now it's time to follow the sun. >> no more concerts, no more football, no more baseball, no more anything. it's going to be gon

pottery barn kids was expected to see up side, at least in their opinion.like this play? nobody? why not, doug? >> it's not an exciting play to me. one of them i would bet on, judge, would be something like, for instance a zumiez. i'm not in that name, but i'm saying something where i would see kids going in and shopping, pacsun, but pottery barn kids? not really. >> how about abercrombie & fitch? that's thursday before the bell. they've been getting some love lately, what was one of the most hated stocks on the street, certainly gotten some love lately. a bunch of upgrades, turnaround in progress. are we buying it? >> if they're not the store that sold dom any the pants, i'm not in. i only have room for j. crew. >> i think that was chico's. they may not even be men's. >> my gosh. i was going to bring up krispy kreme, but i'll save you. >> sorry. >>> final pick, ticker. >> sorry, judge. >> weatherford. >> htz. >> mas. >>> that does it for us. "power lunch" starts now. >>> halftime is over. the second half of your trading day begins now. >> welcome to "power

peter barnes in washington, d.c. looking at that. peter?rter: liz, i thought that the floor show was excellent on all of this. right now investors seem to be shrugging all of this off, but let's start with iraq. the concern there, of course, is that the fighting by isis extremists in the north could disrupt oil supplies in iraq, but oil production is mainly in the south, and so far there have been no disruptions. meantime, the u.s. keeps hitting those isis fighters with airstrikes, and they seem to be helping. and you mentioned the situation in baghdad with the battle between the president and the prime minister. you talked about ukraine. government force toes there reportedly close to cutting off the separatist stronghold, russia and the west battling with economic sanctions between each other, but there seem to be lots of exemptions, and they're kind of forward looking. for example, the sanctions didn't stop exxon mobile from starting to drill for oil in russia's arctic over the weekend, a joint venture that does not fall under the sancti

fences, barns, everything else. that is kind of the story there. some of these forts were retained with garrisons and gradually the fears of any resergeants of the rebellion or the threat from the french in mexico or the british, the army realized they were taking up a lot of money keeping these things so they would get rid of them. fort washington even more recently was still an active post. >> sir, i think you'll be our last question. >> i was wondering if you were familiar with a question i've had for years and years. when earlie approached washington cavalry patrols were sent out but the one that will always intrigue me was a cavalry regiment on the western side of washington who really were a little lost and didn't know where they were reported that they entered one of the forts, found it completely unmanned. went up top and could see the capitol and the white house in the distance. do you think there's any credibility to that report? there's three legends you've wrapped into one. john mcausilin's army came down the pike and were not sure why

i've been to that barn and that's where he's going.one of his closest employees, guy who helps with nutrition at the white house. >> and the chef. and the truffle oil will be delightful. and he will again be able to destroy the entire world and everything that lives on it. >> this was the button. >> was the button. he is still the president wherever he goes. the problem is is that he didn't say i'm going to ignore what's happening. what he said was we're going to get a strategy. we're going to have a strategy. we're going to talk to congress. we're going to deal with vladimir putin which he wouldn't say was an invasion or not, but they're going to figure all that out too and then do all this stuff and go have a meeting, brief, relatively meeting you know a meeting of that size not going to produce anything of any value. john kerry and joe biden and everybody's going to gas about -- >> he phoned in. >> he phoned in but it was a secure line from delaware. >> i bet they said, no, that's all right. the phone is fine. >> i was on mute. i wa

they are being set up in that old dairy barn like pieces of art.hen i first walked in there and to my left was the big huge window that scarlet and the tarleton twins stood in front of in that opening scene in op"gon with the wind," that was the point where i was like, wow. i am here. i am here amongst this stuff. and i have an opportunity to save it. >> where shall i go? what shall i do? >> frankly my dear, i don't give a damn. >> and that's a great story. . >> bonner is documenting the restoration process in a new book called "the official guide to saving tara. "now to our picture of the day, tonightts freeze frame features president obama sporting, yeah, the tan suit. it was the rage today. everybody was talking about it. the president may have been focused on iraq and russia, but the twitosphere erupted buzzing built suit. all sorts of comments about the suit. some liked it. a lot of people didn't. anyway, that's what they were talking about on twitter today. ameri "america tonight" is coming up next. we will see you tomorrow. >>> on "america t

used to be the old barn becoming an event facility a high school girl says she hopes the school is still there. i can tell her it is this but chances have been cancelled. >> five fire engines and personnel supplied us with this video of them leaving from truck scales along interstate 580 where they met before heading out. and there is another big fire burning in southern california tonight. this one is called the way fire near lake isabella, burning 3200 acres and spreading rapidly. at last report, it was threatening 200 structures and burning towards towns of wofford heights and kernville. because of drought conditions both kern county and one near oakhurst have been fighting with a grant from fema. >> you won't see close calls closer than this. surveillance video shows a car on bridgeway. witnesses say as you can see, it just happened so fast. >> it's glass, you know? >> the chase started when the suspect rear ended one vehicle and hit three more. he was arrested and four people, including the man behind the wheel and a woman were taken to the hospital. >> in san jose, two pedestrians

it isn't, as you pointed out, pottery barn's rule.he law to be a rule for any retailer in america, if you check it closely. what powell meant by that was, of course, if you invade, you're going to have to stay and you're going to have to at least for a time look after these 25, 26 million people. that's what we did obviously. we didn't do it very well. that's why we are where we are today. >> colonel, how much of what's playing out right now in iraq will be blamed on president obama and how much will be blamed on the bush administration? >> i think that's difficult to say unless you're saying -- are we talking about the american people in terms of blame or historians and history. i think in the long run, historians in history will lay most of the censure at the feet of the george w. bush administration for first doing what it did, invading iraq in 2003 and second, botching the job so badly. but the american people tend to blame the president in the office when the crisis occurses. i think the immediate blame and censure if it occurs i

middle-class because of the stalling of those kinds of initiatives h initiates we want it to be non-barn we know the american people overwhelmingly support an nishlt that improves the quality of life and to get the products to and from work and employees to and from home and again to clean and protect the virnlt as we create jobs we have have to build consensus i salute the people in san francisco for the rolls they've played over the years really decades to make many of the projects that are emerging now projects so that's consecutively the quail valley and hunters point and the transbay terminal with the enter connections with the parkway and the longtime in the planning and consensus building many of them possible because of president obama recognition this buildings infrastructure of america is essential to growing our economy with that, i'm pleased to give this podium oh, by the way, did i introduce thomas and paling their construction is they're game they know about machinery i don't know about their teaching me and wanted to see how it's going my grandchildren from new york. they'

blue hill restaurant in new york city, and blue hill at stone barns barns.m means cooking with produce grown outside the kitchen door guaranteeing the highest level of nutrition, and of course flavor. what one spoonful of something could you offer an american that kind of illustrates what you are talking about that you are missing out on in your current diet? >> what time of year are we talking about and where? >> right here. >> peach. i tasted the first flush from this farm. i've been munching on them all morning. but i'm so excited about this lowly pea. >> reporter: his methods of farming extend beyond the pea to the pig. all his animals are raised humanely on the stone barn's farm. the way these chickens live this is part of the overall plan. >> yeah. free range. actually, they're freer than me and you. >> and they prefer this over the feed that chickens usually get. they like the buds and the grass and -- >> oh yeah. yeah. they like freedom. they get to eat what they want to eat and it produces better taste tasting. >> the all-stars of summer tomorrow pr

jon. >> and peter barnes from the fox business network. thank you. >> and we have a heart breaking update to a story that we followed closely. jack is facing cancer once again. the winner and corn husker fan under going surgery for a growing brain tumor that was previously in remission. a former nebraska running back befriended jack and he got national attention in 2013 for that right there. and running a 69 yard touchdown. and he won an espy for best moment. jack's family said he's doing well. and we wish him the best and another 69 yard touchdown for him. we'll be right back. >> hi, everyone. coming up on the real story. staggering new numbers from the southern border and show you exclusive video from the report in ice sis. that makes al-qaeda looked jaded and it is friday. it is time for another side kick for me. and find out who it is on the top of the hour. >> welcome back. the humanitarian crisis raising fears of genocide. isis seizing control of key areas. and thousands of families trapped with food and water and medical care as the

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