mississippi barney was on her menstrual cycle.nd so there was so much of her dna that it was literally overwhelming the other contributing dna that we were finding. >> fortunately a quick-thinking paramedic at the scene had swabbed parts of rebecca body while others were trying to save her life. >> this is pretty heads-up. i know this is a crime, she was found nude, what if there's dna. it turns out, yes, there was saliva on both rebecca's neck and on her breasts. >> but when the dna profile was put in the national dna day pa base of known offenders, investigators encountered another setback. >> they did not get enough markers to work to compare to that database. >> investigators were fairly certain the dna belonged to the man seem with rebecca and fred in the bar just an hour before their deaths, but who was this man? the computer had been stolen from fred and rebecca's home, but investigators did find several e-mails rebecca had printed. one was from a man with an unusual screen name. >> he had a screen name. i believe it was co

welcome, barney. >> thank you. it is really my pleasure and privilege to be joined by senator chris dodd and congressman barney frank. they are well known to his audience for many reasons but particularly as the architects of the sweeping financial reform bill that bears their name -- the dodd-frank wall street reform and consumer protection act or dodd-frank. today, we have dodd-frank on dodd-frank. it is a real treat. having worked so closely with both of them and enacting this legislation which is truly historic. chris dodd is a senator from connecticut and he was the chairman of the senate committee on banking, housing and urban affairs all through the years of the crisis and through the passage of dodd-frank. barney frank is a former congressman from massachusetts and the former chairman of the house financial services committee. you know them well from dodd-frank but also as the chairman of the banking committees in the house financial services committee. they were responsible for the tarp. for the credit car

as barney knows, each party has to caucus and i don't know when the election will be. >> barney frankait for this in the meantime, curious on your read of how this changes the calculus for the fall and mid-term election. >> well, it's going to help the democrats some, i think. momentum is an unusual factor, but, first of all, it means -- it clearly means there will be no activity on immigration, that the republican house will not act on immigration, that will free up the president to take some actions in the immigration area and that will be, i think, on the whole damaging and helpful to the democrats and it will also help some democrats in some areas with the notion that voting republican and continuing a republican house means the kind of irresponsibility that you saw with the shutdown of the government and with the -- and with -- with the -- >> they made a deal. look, ryan made a deal. >> excuse me, but eric cantor lost and that's -- that's why he lost, larry, that's my point. the sarturday that eric cantor lost -- larry, i never met a smart man who could think what he wanted to th

barney knight didn't write something that is -- barney and i did not write something that was biblical. we did the best under the circumstances. i've never seen a bill that didn't overstate something or understate something. the regulatory process is taking a long time to go forward. i mention the costs that rarely get discussed. is people go forward, you get intelligent people stepping up and offering intelligent ideas of how to make this work better. this process of the reviews and so forth that require it. it is not going to shock me to find out that some changes need to be made to cousin unintended consequences. neither one of us have a problem with that. you don't not pass legislation changesthere may be required down the road. , which is the sec doing an incredible job under the circumstances given the pressure they are under, to make sure that what we are doing, barney and i tried to frame this , they gave all the power to the regulators. they never said anything of the definitions. we try to provide some parameters, leaving flexibility for those who know more about this and hav

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will be quite a day of activities in blaine'sburg where they are dedicating a memorial to joshua barney, one of the real american heroes of that day and almost single-handedly turned around the battle, we didn't get much of a chance to talk about that so far but it was a pretty dramatic day and barney was his flotillaman, almost changed the flow of w

for security reasons they are told only that the dog's name is barney.at night o'connor posts his encounter online. >> i thought, this is interesting. i'm going to cut this into a little video and put it up and just show my friends. here's a weird thing that happened. i was out fishing and a dog swam up to me. >> earlier that same day while o'connor is out fishing, semiretired emergency physician wellington chen of siesta key, florida, gets a visit from police. >> obviously when the police are at your door you wonder if you did something wrong. >> he is told the gut wrenching news that his wife of 26 years, the mother to their three children, 53-year-old donna was hit and killed by a drunk driver. >> some friends of ours actually had witnessed the accident and said she'd been walking or running the dog and, obviously, we knew that he was missing at that point. we assumed he'd been hit by the car as well. >> it's undetermined if barney's injuries come from the drunk driver and why he is found more than three miles away from the scene of the crime and a ha

barney knight didn't write something that is -- barney and i did not write something that was biblical. we did the best under the circumstances. i've never seen a bill that didn't overstate something or understate something. the regulatory process is taking a long time to go forward. i mention the costs that rarely get discussed. is people go forward, you get intelligent people stepping up and offering intelligent ideas of how to make this work better. this process of the reviews and so forth that require it. it is not going to shock me to find out that some changes need to be made to cousin unintended consequences. neither one of us have a problem with that. you don't not pass legislation changesthere may be required down the road. , which is the sec doing an incredible job under the circumstances given the pressure they are under, to make sure that what we are doing, barney and i tried to frame this , they gave all the power to the regulators. they never said anything of the definitions. we try to provide some parameters, leaving flexibility for those who know more about this and hav

we got a bunch of barney fifes. >> i think barney was smarter. >> they didn't have a clue. >> they blewr mes about this case the most. and we do have a horrendous murder case, that has not been solved. it believes you wondering. >> reporter: so whether it was bad police work or prosecuting the wrong man, or perhaps the perfect crime that allowed mike mead to get away with murder, one thing for sure -- no one thinks lucy johnson got justice. since mike mead has been tried and acquitted, and since you don't believe that there's anybody else out there that could have done the crime, lucy will never get justice, in your mind. >> not in my mind. >> reporter: today, jim spelock has full custody of his son cason, who after lucy's death, he renamed james spelock iii. mike mead says although he is free, he lives under a cloud of suspici suspicion. we interviewed meeks, okay? to this day he thinks you did it. >> well, to this day he's an idiot. >> where there's smoke, there's fire. >> the evidence is clear. i have no respect for meeks. so, you know, what meeks thinks i don't really care. what i t

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for those of you have a sense of barney frank, you can imagine he is not amused by any of it. it was about 90 degrees and the parade has started two hours too late. we finally got underway. for the next few hours, i walked by his side and person after person pushed back the sidewalk barriers and rushed up to him with tears in her eyes. "thank you, congressman." "congressman, thank you, you changed my life." for three miles it was a course of people as they bid farewell to a man who entered public office would such a parade was not possible. 32 years later, he was fighting back tears of his own, probably holding his soon-to-be husband's hand in the streets of the city that was beaming with love and support and gratitude. another chapter in that story -- the following year i was back at the parade again with congressman frank. this time we were joined by my college roommate, jason collins. jason had recently become the first active male athletes to come out as gay in our major professional sports. he was credited with watching the pride parade the year before, and helping him fi

will be quite a day of activities in blaine'sburg where they are dedicating a memorial to joshua barney, one of the real american heroes of that day and almost single-handedly turned around the battle, we didn't get much of a chance to talk about that so far but it was a pretty dramatic day and barney was his flotillaman, almost changed the flow of what was going on. there will be a number of activities in blaine'sburg, washington navy yard on sunday, they are going to be holding a couple of events and also in leesburg where the valuable american papers such as the declaration of independence, some government clerks, people who are often reviled these days took upon themselves. wasn't members of congress who saved these precious american documents, it was clerics who took upon themselves to save this material. .. when the british fleeing for his life on a horse. by himself for the first day, no militia guarding him until the following day. he ends up in maryland, a quaker village, for a phone that would begin string together his government together and takes the steps that insured the c

frank and chris dodd. >> you remember what happened to barney here.o you are rejecting that argument. >> i think it's fair to argue about what happened under president bush's presidenciy. but that doesn't mean then you can excuse what happened in -- from 2008 on which arguably more consequences. >> do you agree with krauthammer that the president wants american power to recede. do you agree? >> i think that that -- he wants that because he thinks that is the best thing for america. i think his intentions are that america polling back and not being so involved in the world will ultimately that's what i think president obama thinks. >> he purposefully wants to us decline? changing decline. want to be involved as much in the world decline, but we have been involved. he went into -- talking about going to iraq. he sent troops in there once again for training purposes. we went into libya. we had a surge in afghanistan. >> let me ask medium workers is declined, correct? >> under him. >> yes. >> that's declined, yes? >> just keeping my question, like a court

san francisco perry purports to be progressive please don't turn barney back the clock in our open space and don't deludicrously our hilltops and our thriving eco system does not allow the seizures of our life without paroleable open spaces please reject the rose 23 section 4.2 is not removed >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm casey an environmental educator working in the tenderloin and in the excelsior. i'm here to talk about the against support of the rose as it stands so long as section 4.2 is involved in this or is included in this plan or this series of guidelines we're at risk of losing a grateful of our effort and hillside. the map sounds good on paper but that's only until you look at what bio diversity means in this context and also until it's consequences of its implementation are examined. what we've already seen the destruction of the effort in your honor, areas the worldwide use of herbicides this is leading to and it will lead to erosion and more innovation of or suck suction of innovation weeds and grass comes next and the types of things that grow in a cle

frank and chris dodd. >> you remember what happened to barney here.jecting that argument. >> i think it's fair to argue about what happened under president bush's presidenciy. but that doesn't mean then you can excuse what happened in -- from 2008 on which arguably more consequences. >> do you agree with krauthammer that the president wants american power to recede. do you agree? >> i think that that -- he wants that because he thinks that is the best thing for america. i think his intentions are that america polling back and not being so involved in the world will ultimately that's what i think president obama thinks. >> he purposefully wants to us decline? changing decline. want to be involved as much in the world decline, but we have been involved. he went into -- talking about going to iraq. he sent troops in there once again for training purposes. we went into libya. we had a surge in afghanistan. >> let me ask medium workers is declined, correct? >> under him. >> yes. >> that's declined, yes? >> just keeping my question, like a court of law. dec

. >> i had fell in love with barney baxter, which was a comic. >> reporter: and women heard the call.> my brother started taking lessons before me but i asked if i could. >> reporter: across generations they share a bond with another veteran. returning at long last to normandy, a c-47 sky train dakota called whiskey 7. one of the very few planes remaining from the airborne assault on not preoccupied europe. 70 years ago bud rice was an experienced pilot, 1800 hours in the cockpit. he was as ready as he would ever be. at 2:15 a.m. on june 6th, it was time to go. >> when you flew into the fog bank, was there panic. >> yes, fortunately, the training kicks in. you're scared but focused. >> reporter: leslie cruise was ready as well. >> the green light went on and one, two, three, four, five. as fast as you can count it, we went out. >> reporter: d-day and the long, grueling months took a toll on rice and cruise, buddy whose -- buddies who didn't make it back. >> remember the faces of the friends you lost? >> i do. i do. yeah, i do that very, very well. >> reporter: cruise's war ended when

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barney's elder statesmen will set you back $350.don a pair made from new zealand red deer will warm your toes for a mere $1,500. >> in a more casual era, the tie appears so there is this opening for another kind of expression of personality in an otherwise humdrum wardrobe. >> tory paterson writes the "gentlemen scholar" for slate.com. >> the tie, there is no tactile pleasure it is just a thing around your neck that doesn't touch your body it is sort of like-- what is more one of, like on a cold winter day than to have some like nice rich merena wool against your feet? >> there seems to be no limit on the prints and patterns peeking out from cuffs. >> i see polka dots, i see stripes, i see pretty much any color you can imagine. >> i think after we have broken down the wall of just navy and black, you can go all sorts of designs, all sorts of colors, because it doesn't really have to match anything. >> even the first dad, president obama, received a pair from his predecessor last july. >> george h.w. bush jumped into the trend with b

for those of you have a sense of barney frank, you can imagine he is not amused by any of it. it was about 90 degrees and the parade has started two hours too late. we finally got underway. for the next few hours, i walked by his side and person after person pushed back the sidewalk barriers and rushed up to him with tears in her eyes. "thank you, congressman." "congressman, thank you, you changed my life." it was a course of people as they bid farewell to a man who entered public office would such a parade was not possible. 32 years later, he was fighting back tears of his own, probably holding his soon-to-be husband's hand in the streets of the city that was beaming with love and support and gratitude. another chapter in that story -- the following year i was back at the parade again with congressman frank. this time we were joined by my college roommate, jason collins. become theecently first active male athletes to come out as gay in our major professional sports. he was credited with watching the pride parade the year before, and helping him find the courage to speak up.

. >> off the record, barney. >> right. >> who is that swinging down the street? >> that was awesome. >> that was me recording. we had a duet out. i have james taylor from sweet baby james. ♪ i have seen fire and i have seen rain ♪ >> beautiful and care king's tapestry. >> nothing like the sound of putting the needing down. when your parents got the automatic one and it just plopped down. >> magic. >> one thing my brother and i used to do. we each had one lp, i had "love will keep us together." that was my favorite. so good. and my brother had philadelphia freedom. we take the record player outside with an extension cord. there was a box over us, we got in the box and on top it read which song would you like to hear? put 25 cents in and say outloud philadelphia freedom or "love will keep us together." we were in the jute box and i would play it. it was so exciting. i still remember it. we got quarters that came in. this is the best thing we ever did. >> how much did you make, $1.50? >> it was the thrill of waiting for someone to walk by. >> wow, what a childhood y

barney says i am part native american and i look at it as a name that pays tribute to a proud heritageative. "fox & friends" starts now. bye. >> good morning. it is thursday, june 19, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. sunni militants flying their black flags over iraq's largest oil refinery claiming it has fallen to insurgents this morning. this as exxon pulls out its people. we are live with all those breaking details. >> can hardly wait to see how much gas is going to cost today. meanwhile this morning, the lost lois lerner e-mail apparently gone forever. somebody apparently destroyed the hard drive. what exactly is going on

these uh bomb nations are being sold by barney's and j. crew. it has an old school and country club vibe. it is sure to win the battle of the best dressed at the summer occasion. yes, if that is look like a stinky chuckle bucket. >> i don't like. it nobody looks good in cut pants. girls even. >> it is horrible. gavin, have you worn a kilt. is this different? >> these suits are not practical with any het --hetrosl males. >> how are they logical for gays? >> gays are more irrational because they are like courting and peacocking. men are just trying to get to work. >> i love he had an answer for you. >> it is a fact. >> where does it come from? >> gay men are courting more than straight men. i don't know. >> i don't think there is any courting. >> they have to look good. >> that's different. >> you don't have gays with beer bellies. >> that's staying in shape. men are more visually available. >> from the one woman on the panel absolutely, positively and i don't care who you are. if you are wearing the shorts, it is sov. it is off. >> yow your legs

barney's helder statesmen will set you back $350 a pair made from new zealand red deer cost $1,500. >some lions were pretty excited to celebrate father's day. look at this pretty a maizing stuff. jabori met his cubs for the first time on father's day at the zoo in miami. there's one problem there they're not 100% sure that he is the father. a pack leader could kill every cub that's not his own. >> okay. so maybe the kids are his. >> maybe the proof is in the pudding. >> six months after his horrific ski accident. michael s ishumaker has left the hospital. >>> state lawmakers are close to budging a budget. we have a live report coming up. citi mobile. pack your bathing suit? wearing it. niiice bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves a

barney's is among the stores. celebrities rock including angus young of acdc. >> socks no socks?ing near angus young in terms of that look. i dressed up like that for halloween and looked like eddy munster. >> and we care. >> there we go. now you know. >> how do you know when a company is making it or faking it? revenue growth lags behind in the last year alone, eps growth of s&p 500 companies has outpaced revenue growth by a factor of four. let's bring in cofounder paul hicky. is this something we suspected for a long time? >> we have seen it happen. it's really accelerated in the last four quarters. for the last three years it's two to one and now gone to four to one. revenues have declined while earnings averaging about a 10% growth. financial firms are shrinking. three associates in the s&p 500 that have been faster average revenue growth over the last thr 3/25 than earnings growth. the other two are health care and materials. and health care you have the demographic factors working the affordable care act. the rest of the market is pretty much as they say financial engineeri

and we also meet natalie barney who kind of also had more money than god and used it to build a lesbianpa. but i want to talk about that theme. the introduction of rich folks who are kind of the mety chis of some of these communities, the interesting relationship between kind of wealth and bohemia. >> well, it certainly is there in the history of radical art. and the radical art scene historically has been dependent upon a financial angel here and there. and those financial angels often very badly wanted to participate in this art scene themselves. so without them, it would be very difficult to manage these things. with them, it's wonderfully contradictory. >> yeah. often the patrons of the bohemians are the government that try to bring in the creative class neighborhoods that they hope will develop with a beachhead of artists. >> i would say that's a recent development, at least in the united states. there's a great contradiction, the fostering of modern art in the 1950s with, in some cases, money behind it from the central intelligence agency -- >> yeah. >> -- was a cold war plan. hen

it could have been barney, we didn't care. we carried out that mission every day. so now here we go. we have sergeant tam reissy, is he down there and he has lost all hope. he is very thankful for everybody getting that petition signed but he doesn't think the government is going to do anything and frankly i don't think they will either. >> mark, thank you for joining us. >> all right. thank you. >> now the mexican prison warden would not let us in the prisoner but the warned just let a congressman inside. the congressman spoke to sergeant tahmooressi and is >>> this is a fox news alert. "on the record" is now confirming the name of the jailed u.s. marine's new lawyer in mexico. he. fired his original lawyer shortly before growing cause of the marine to be set free. a petition asking president obama to demand sergeant tahmooressi's release topping 100,000 signatures. that's in large part thanks to our "on the record" viewers. matt sammon meeting with hematocrit him in a mexican prison. good evening, sir. good evening, how are you? >> very well. how much time did yo

. >> barney frank said when i appeared in public it was like i was at my bar mitzvah. [laughter] i made this decision which i think was the right decision even in retrospect. to go out and lay out this framework for the next stage of our strategy at a pretty early time when we didn't have all the details worked out for how we were asked they going to do it. because i thought the vacuum is pretty damaging at that point. people were filling the vacuum with all sorts of ideas and expectations for what we should do which we weren't owing to do and i needed to the hope out of the air about some of the stuff people wanted us to do and i needed to have a device to try to force a little bit of end to the bates we were having internally about what to do. you could sit in debate thinks forever. if you just let people argue about it forever you will never decide anything. i made a choice to go early with the general framework no detaild there were a lot of things in the framework they were pretty scary because the stress test the device we used to recapitalize the banking system

coming up on "closing bell", kelly will be joined by none other than larry kudlow and barney frank, a twofer. will you get a word in? >> hello. we've been talking about virginia all week, but never expected something like this to come out of our home state. now everybody is trying to figure out what happened to the seventh district and for the mid terms that are looming, even for the presidential elections. one of our viewers said, after hearing from dave brat call into "squawk on the street", he said he thought it sounded like a young larry kudlow. >> i don't know if you talked to your folks. i called my dad, he's not in the 7th district, but was keenly watching this. he sort of said, i kind of anticipated it. >> you were -- used dad anticipated this. >> they were tired of eric cantor at new york city steakhouses not in the district. >>, they were writing last month this could happen, about you for most people you could tell how much of a surprise it was, when i turned on the news, most people were still trying to mobilize resources to cover the story. >> that's a margin of 34%. >> t

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. >> he mentioned, as we have been reporting, he spoke to barney frank.-sponsors now the tra jekory there is good but you have a house that doesn't want to bring things to the floor even when they have a majority? >> the bill that would provide federal employment protection is non-discrimination for lbgt workers has a lot of support. it should pass the congress. that's what the president has been advocating for, rightfully so. it will not pass in the republican house. they are not interested in legislation that helps gay people. >> do you think there is anything symbolic, more gay marriages on the white house lawn or something? >> well, not that. i think that might be overdoing it. although, it might be a nice touch. >> i think it would be cool. >> it would be cool, mayors can marry people i'm not sure the president can. maybe he can have a special thing and maybe we'll see that will happen. listen, next year or surely the year after that the supreme court will weigh in on this again, it will be important to have a justice department working towards getti