bert monano jenner's former olympic coach joins us from san jose california.ack and field coaches of his era. he was right there with jenner at the height of his fame. we're so grateful you're here thank you for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> the last time that you heard about, well maybe i should say the first time you heard about bruce's alleged transition as it was for so long what was your reaction to that? >> well first i thought make it very clear, unless you lived on mars and if you went to the grocery store, how could you not know what was going on? the amount of magazines that were available to look at and if were you third or fourth in line you can really peruse them so it was hinting really strong there was something going on here. >> did you ever get the sense, because were you so close to him and so close to him at a time where i have to think it was almost surreal for someone to imagine being in his shoes at the height of his fame. you were willwith him through the whole thing and the training. is there ever a moment where you sensed he was un

. >> for those who have more questions for bert he is in the lobby signing his book so you can ask your questions there. >> you have been watching american history tv. more from the seminar on the closing of the civil war in 1865. coming up the battles of sailor's creek and the battle of appomatlox. >> later today, the ceremonies marking the 150th anniversary. in april of 1865 confederate general robert e lee met ulysses s grant andsz/ endered his army of northern virginia ending introduce our next speaker. dr. coles: our second speaker is casey clabough. casey is a professor at lynchburg college and editor of the james dickey review and is english graduate director. a richmond native who grew up and appomattox county, he has editor of the multivolume "best creative nonfiction of the south," "texas review press" and a variety of other things. one of the editors of the encyclopedia of virginia, which is online. he's had a number of fellowships and received a number of awards. he has published over 100 works in anthologies and periodicals such as the sewanee review, the virginia quarterly

which song to sing. >> ♪ >> and hriba mcintyre did not disappoint. ♪ >> mcintyre, straight and am bertwards given to artists for their memorable contributions to the world of country music. susan marques in arlington texas for cbs3 "eyewitness news" news". >> we've got much more on the acm awards at our website cbsphilly.com. complete coverage of all the winners, all the performances and all the surprises from tonight's show and it was an incredible show. 60,000 people in the cowboys stadium. >> amazeing. >> it spotlight spotlights how hot country music is right now. >> it's more popular than ever in philadelphia. we went inside the studios at into .5 xtu to ask why. >> meet the faces behind the microphone and what they credit for country's surging success. >> shopping frenzy. a famous line of designer clothes that forced a major retailer to temporarily takes down its website. >> kathy. >> the storm prediction center put us in the slight risk for severe weather tomorrow. we'll break down when the biggest chance of seeing that is and also who has the best chance of seeing it. >> ♪ >>> p

he will bert is in critical condition tonight.nger corbin's mother who was in the pass injury seat was not hurt. >>> we've got new information for you now about that north jersey koy oat tee attack. it turns out the coyote involved tested positive for rabies. john from saddle riff was doing yard work when that animal went after him leaving three punctures wounds in his leg. doctors gave the retired schoolteacher eight rabies shots following that attack on monday. the coyote was put down. >>> from argentina to philadelphia. a family of six is embarking on the ultimate road trip all for the papal visit this fall. this family left home in argentina a few week ago. noel alfredo and four kids piled into the families 1980vw bus they cawley francisca. we spoke with noel earlier on skype. she says that so far they've made it to chile. but they're excited to see pope francis on a much bigger stage. he was their cardinal in buenos aires before he became pope. >>> for more information on the pope's visit to the world meeting of families and

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. >> good morning yeah, i'm bert actually, i'm the homeowner to the document prosecuting attorney to the permit applications before i do that i want to say the reason why i'm being abated or asked to produce the building permit looking at the initial stage of complaints and the citations it is really confusing so my first question is this the owner of property on the backside. >> this is purely on a jurisdictional so save our merits for that. >> sorry. >> one of the case is it pertains to a different citations which the actual storage house and then the flooring is this thing from what of the being card charges on the 16 dot 1 the foundation has a different permit and the next one the storage shed has to have the next permit. >> excuse me. sir they have to decide on the jurisdiction then you'll make your case. >> is there any further commissioners comments before we go to public comment any public comment seeing none if you want to. >> you go. >> your turn. >> you go. >> i'd like to make a motion based on the fact that the building permit was foiled we uphold we not uphold. >> we gra

. >> hey bert i'll trade you my apple for half your sandwich? >> no bert. he's trying to play you.t, what, what. >> you want to share me cookie? >> no, baby, cookie don't share. >> now, you do notice that this is kind of a funny thing that taraji p. henson shares the name with jim henson, the muppet creator. no relation. >> she's really funny. >> hilarious. what a weird juxtaposition of her and the muppets. >> those aren't the muppets. >> "sesame >> "sesame street." this is supposed to be your area. the pop news anchor. >> oh, my gosh. i used it synonymously. >>> the mobile man cave. taking the best part of the sour-smelling questionably decorated basement refuge and putting it on wheels. check it out. a california car builder took his man cave alfresco. this refashioned 2000 monte carlo features a billiard table to drool over. it turned many heads. did i mention it can go 100 miles an hour? >> come on. move that slate. >> and when you get tired of playing pool, there's a television, electric dartboard, refrigerator, and high-end sound system. >> this is like the man cave on wheels

. >> good morning yeah, i'm bert actually, i'm the homeowner to the document prosecuting attorney to the permit applications before i do that i want to say the reason why i'm being abated or asked to produce the building permit looking at the initial stage of complaints and the citations it is really confusing so my first question is this the owner of property on the backside. >> this is purely on a jurisdictional so save our merits for that. >> sorry. >> one of the case is it pertains to a different citations which the actual storage house and then the flooring is this thing from what of the being card charges on the 16 d

chris and teresa's bert father were childhood sweet hearts. they were in the chorus together.her escort on the homecoming court. >> i fell in love with my childhood sweet heart. we were in uniontown, graduated from lake high school and wound up pregnant and wanted to get married. it didn't work out. i didn't want to give her up. i just didn't want to. back in that time it was a very, very shameful thing to have happen. >> reporter: if garl to get pregnant unmarried. >> absolutely. >> reporter: you felt that shame? >> yes. i felt it because everybody around me was making me feel like that. >> reporter: in 1967 to be pregnant and not married and 17 years old was considered a disgrace. so chris was sent to a home for unwed mothers. >> do you remember that day when you had her? >> oh yes. very well. >> reporter: who was with you? >> no one. i was by myself. i remember waking up at one point and having about 12 nurses at the bottom of my feet watching the delivery for educational purposes i guess. but i do remember afterwards my dad came in and kissed me on the forehehe actual labo

after many efforts to break through the publishers, for reasons that remain incomprehensible gave bertn new york an absolute veto power which he wanted. so that he then had the whip over automation in the composing. you could not move toward improved technology except with a green light from the union. this new contract aimed at preserving jobs by making automation possible, but difficult and expensive. the profitable new york times and the daily news swallowed the costly agreement. but for the herald tribune the outlook was red ink. after the 1965 contract, the herald tribune desperate to cut costs threw in its lot with the journal american and the world-telegram and sun. the papers' workers paid the merger's price. over 2,000 layoffs including more than 400 big 6 printers. the contract designed to save jobs had, many thought wound up costing jobs. april 25, 1966 was to have been the newly merged papers' first day of publication. instead, it was the first day of another newspaper strike. by the end of may, big 6 had signed a contract with the world journal tribune, but the other union

tsarnaÉv el jurado comienza a deliberar maÑana y alcanza un bert veredicto fe fin de semana. >>> el futuronservar los permiso de trabajos que tuvieron a travÉs del programa. ivÁn platÍcanos. que taled edgardo buenas tardes. los jÓvenes recibieron extensiÓn. todos calificaron bajo la extensiÓn del programa daca del 2012 y es una buena noticia. sin embargo, todo depende de un juez federal de aquÍ de texas. porque si considera que esa extensiÓn fue ilegal. pueden perder sus permisos de trabajo. miguel soria, muestra lo que deberÍa ser un motivo de regocijo. su permiso para trabajar o solicitar un sistema de conducir valÍ do al 2017. es algo padre, son 3 aÑos, soy preocupada con porque no sÉ que va a pasar. y resulta que ahora tenemos que estar pensando que no van a ser 2 aÑos. ella y 100.000 jÓvenes mÁs estÁn en la misma disyuntiva. >>> estos jÓvenes renuevan cada 2 aÑos y las renovaciones que vienen despuÉs que el presidente hace el anuncio el 20 de noviembre y ante que se pongan las demandas. el gobierno le da permisos por 3 aÑos. >>> segÚn el juez federal, el mismo que impidiÓ que se... es

clear to me in talking to some of the people involved in with all this that there would -- could be a bert way of how we talk to the families of hostages. katty: thanks, brian. extra shims for search and rescue he and more money those were the commitments made after a ar an emergency meeting in brussels after a string of deadly accidents that have left 1,700 dead in this recent months. katya adler has the latest the katya: a journey made in hope ended here if unmarked coffins. just a few of the hundreds who died at sea this week. given a number, no name -- there was no one left to identify them or mourn for them except other migrants who survived a sea journey of their own. the coffins were laid at the feet of european officials, whose countries scaled back search and rescue missions last year. they said that would put migrants off making the journeys. these deaths show that didn't happen. >> i'm here to cry and beg for the world to stand up and stop fighting the cat yo: europe's leaders arrived at an emergency summit in brussels today, under urgent pressure to save lives. a minute of sile

or on jimmy fallon show or on jimmy kimmel's show or on snl or between two ferns or here or on cole bert or be youtube or on -- produce p or on the mum et babies. an of course famously his alternative comedy house weekly show barak the mike obama makings you laugh and friends, president of the united states barack obama. all right let's hear from the comedian barack obama. >> "saturday night live" ses ily impersonates cnn anchor brooke baldwin which is surpassing because usually the only people impersonating journalists on cnn are journalists on cnn. the polar vortex caused so many record lows they renamed it msnbc. (laughter) >> jon: you know what? those was pretty good turns out he's pretty good. turns out barack obama lit it up! crushed it as did ses ily strong, they crushed it. it was a fine i don't know 40 minutes of entertainment. unfortunately here is the problem. while the a list of america's media political complex fiddled on this saturday night. >> this is the scene in baltimore at the latest protest over the death of freddie gray. gray died from a mysterious spinal injury whal

>> bert flickinger likes nike instead. why, bert? under armour is on fire here. >> nike always wins whether it was jordan whether it was jeter, now with gene jackson running the business. he's a genius along with phil knight. nike is always victorious, took out reebok umbro, adidas, converse, they run the table every time. >> look at some of the success they've already had. >> yes, sure. certainly the success they've had with their endorsements has been just enormous. the masters record-breaking masters performance by jordan spieth super bowl mvp and likely nba mvp in curry. the under armour brand is on fire. if you look at nike, they generate $37 billion at sales. under armour is roughly 4. if they can get 15 to 20 billion, there's well north of a billion dollars plus in annual free cash flow. if you apply nike's potential free cash flow the market cap could more than double from here. >> wow. >> are we making a fair comparison here gentlemen, of nike versus under armour? is nike john necessarily the bogey that under armour is going

you really feel like it's helped you not only learn skills but have a bert idea what you want to do in the future? >> yep. ms. clinton: good for you. jason? >> we actually had that conversation on the way over here. he's one of my students. on the drive over we were talking about that. i guess i don't have a question here. i guess i have some statements and requests. we are really happy to have you at iowa. i know iowans are pretty pragmatic crowd, people that really -- i have to use the best word i can is like we are just regular people. we really appreciate you came here in your first stop. that's pretty cool. coming to kirkwood is huge. one request i have for you as you start campaigning and moving around, remember this right here. at the end of the day, if you're a lawyer, if you're a doctor, no one's ever done that job. when you look around people, i don't understand that. education, everyone's been in school. so everyone feels like they know what education should be. that's good and also problematic when you're trying to make change. one thing i hope you focus on not only here in

big stars brad paisly, lady antebellum miranda hmm bert to name few will all perform while blake shelton luke brian have the hosting duties again. >> when you're hosting an awards show in a venue this big, i think one of the things you got to do differently is speak louder. so that everybody can hear and outside of that just, you know -- >> it requires more walking. >> more walking which isn't going to hurt me. let's just be honest. >> those guys are ready to go. >> you can see the acm awards right here on cbs3 cbs3 again it's this sunday night at 8:00 o'clock. it will be great show. >> and be sure to stay tuned for cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:30 after the awards. chris and i will be here along with beasley reece and kathy orr orr. it will be a lot of fun that night. >> can't wait. >> between now and then we have a lot to look forward as our weekend is here. >> we're so excited. bursting. it's beautiful night out there. i almost didn't come in from the sky deck we're talking about temperatures that are going to be soaring right that was the 70s in some spots making it to 80 degrees tomo

. >> blue bell creamery recalling all of its products including ice cream frozen yogurt and cher bert it comes after two samples tested positive for listeria, that's a potentially deadly bacteria. >> kraft announcing a change to that's original mac and cheese. no more artificial preservatives or synthetic colors. >> starting next year that cheesy color will come from spices paprika and turmeric. kraft promises no change in taste. >>> check out this big sucker here, the newest massive cruise ship royal caribbean's anthem of the seas, 1100 feet long housing 5,000 passengers. >> it got an outside sky dive simulator plus a glass capsule that takes people 300 feet above the ocean. >> inside the first bumper cars at sea come to go new york in the fall. >> that's america's money. >> it is now 5:23. coming up at 5:30 new details on a local mother accused of abandoning her disabled son in the woods. >> there is outrage on the streets of baltimore where a man suffered a deadly spinal cord injury while in police custody. a full report at 5:30 a.m. gens our bodies react by over-producing six key

you you see if it is reliable under dal bert and this goes to the idea of collective knowledge and sharingrcumstances. so i think that is the general point. in -- in terms of the specific point, i agree with you, on getting your hands on the data when it comes to the government having the collective data. that being said i heard in san francisco, the public defender routinely gets cell site information to prove alibi or to prove the other guy did it and you can get that from the telecommunications provider. and in -- i'm try -- drawing a blank now. and i talked to a lawyer in arizonato get a case dismissed against his client that showed his client was nowhere near the scene to get his client clear. and whether you want to go in with the tactic to show me everything to prove reasonable doubt, that will depend on the facts of every individual case. but again, the important piece is to have knowledge and to share resources and figure out what is the best approach in my specific case and to think about maybe the best approach -- all four different approaches, maybe the best approach is to focu

the only book that attempted to give the story of those final days was called -- "to appomattox" by bertavis. i use that in my talk today. this book is what inspired me to write most of my other books. when i read this book i had a lot of questions. what does he mean by this, what is he talking about? i was fortunate enough that living in this area i could read about what happened here at sailors creek and go out and study the land and talk to people. and the story of how i found sailor's creek will be tomorrow's topic. it will be with a lot more personal stories to it. with this in hand and a lot of questions coming from this i began researching this campaign and continue to do so to today. what i thought we would do tonight, because we are going to talk about the minutia of sailor's creek, appomattox, the battles and everything -- and so i'm going to just give a tactical, strategic explanation of what this campaign was all about and how they got to appomattox and why it happened there. also when i worked at appomattox i worked with a gentleman with the 29th infantry division. they had

>>:hey bert, i'll trade you my apple for for half your sandwich. >>:no bert, he's trying to play you-what you trying to do big man? >>:buh buh buh. now you can't speak english? >>:it' has been a great year for the actress. >>:along with the hit fox show "empire". henson won entertainer of the year at the 2015 naacp image awards. >>:it's a boy for justin timerlake and wife,jessica biel. >>:people magazine reports. biel gave birth to the couple's first child "silas randall". >>:the notoriously private couple announced the pregnancy back in january with an instagram post >>:showing timberlake kissing the baby bump. >>james: goal lead to a new apple watched by the high many were sold in just a first date of 3 orders it will people think about it when they tried it on in the store. if there is a live look out cited the camera san francisco international airport will be back with more headline to lift is a quick look at conditions the solvent of the red-47 degrees really should warmer to mid-70s if this afternoon. >>james: this happens on the eveningthis

a bert system monday night into tuesday and it's all coming into the leading system up here. lot going on. the trend will be for this increasing clouds on saturday. today it will be nice. it will be mild to warm. by sunday, monday, and tuesday some of the inland highs will struggle to get to 59 degrees. this is a very cold and dynamic system that is coming in and the rain will be here sunday morning into sunday afternoon and again starting up again on monday. today is sunny. i'm fighting this one. breezy. a little bit warmer. a little bit warmer. 60s to 70s on your temps. this these are above average for most but they will slide way below average as we head toward sunday, monday, tuesday. monday night tuesday system looks very nice. not only here but up in the mountains. maybe 1-2 feet of snow. >> and then you change the water temperature too. >> finally some things are changing. that is a good sign. >>> 5:52 is the time right now. a pregnant woman says she just went to the courthouse to make a payment but her baby had a different idea. >> one contraction where you know it's

. >> good morning, we feel a lot bert i think i sounds a lot better than yesterday.plode win interchange, actually right at the gladwynn off ramp. now, there is a medical crew on the scene they got a stretcher out someone's obviously injured in one of the three vehicles, in the crash and as you can see here only one lane open, they still got some police coming up here, this is all westbound same camera. going to the maps here as you head out every town, now down to 7 miles an hour, bumper to bumper from city avenue out to gladwynn with only the one lane. soap, if iron a are ' headed westbound cons she state road, maybe ridge would be two alternates. not the best because it will take you little while to get out that way. here comes the sun. sue promised some sun. >> that suit is fantastic you have on today. you're so put together. >> trying to. >> i feel horrible. >> trying to distract from my voice. >> , no you sound good. >> thank you. >> i'll take mike to my house we'll hook him up with some ties. >> some shirts? >> some shirts. >> okay sorry to distract you. >> th

for getting into a gun showdown with gig bert areen analysis in the wizards locker room that ended bothf their careers in d.c. >>> despite the recent death of a tow truck driver killed fewer drivers are following the move over law. as julie kerry reports, they hope a lawsuit just filed by the victim's son might change that. >> reporter: he's just 19 still dealing with the death of his dad, but josh naj di says he's determined to get drivers to pay attention to change their habits. >> i want to make sure that the situation raises awareness for the move over law so no one else's brother, father, son, uncle, friend is unnecessarily killed due to tragic negligence. >> reporter: with the help of high profile attorney gloria allred joshua filed a $20 million wrongful death lawsuit against the green line moving company. one of its drivers ran off the beltway as joshua's dad was getting ready to tow a vehicle. he was struck and killed. the lawsuit claims green line was negligent for hiring someone with a bad driving record. it a little the driver was-- it alleges the driver was using a cell pho

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the final thing before we turn to lunch and that is mark bert delaney's speech. we are in a world and i don't want to come down on politics because i don't know enough. we are in a world where the reality is unionization in the u.s. is very low across a large range of industries. my gut feeling is a lot of that has to do with political choices made by those who got elected to congress in the presidency and the things they did. so when that context, for those of us who care deeply about the distribution wages one thing you can talk about is getting more power. another thing you can talk about if that doesn't seem to be happening at the moment. do we have another avenue? here again is for the productivity comes in because that is where you private corporation in a sense that is doing the right thing. anyway thank you for joining us this morning. we will reconvene in 15 minutes at 12:15 for an address by mark delaney. lunch is available for those of you here in reality. as you on the web and on c-span have to go feed yourselves. another round of thank you to her col

you have to get over what is called the dal bert hurdle. and he's using the right term which is junk science and judge's are the gatekeepers. do you allow in this or not. and you have pretrial hearings on this and the judge will decide is this accept add in the scientific community. that is one area. will the judge allow this in as scientific evidence. the other aspect of this is are you still going to get this in. somehow i made a mistake and thought i was reaching for the taser and got the gun in. well yes, you can get that in. through the defendant testifying and that is generally why these cases end up with no conviction or an involuntary manslaughter because generally, especially if there is one shot generally juries find for the cop in that case. but as a purely practical matter slipt and capture is not -- slip and capture is not a generally accepted form of science or accepted in the courts on any general basis. >> bill let me ask you, because just the other day i was practicing taking a gun out of a police holster with the police de

gamblers have it their way, 21-month-old prince george will be getting -- a little sister. 82% of bertseir money on a princess. could she be a redhead? she's more likely to be named alice, which rhymes with palace. william's grandmother had an aunt named princess alice. the name elizabeth coming a close second. and charlotte a hot favorite. >> it would be fun to have princess madonna or something like that. i think it's very unlikely. >> reporter: but wait, there's an underdog. ladbroke's posting this ad on youtube, a puppy race to predict the child's name, starring the queen's breed of choice, corgi. >> it's a false start. a landslide. alexandra, the winner! >> reporter: as for boys' names, the popular picks include james arthur, and henry. bookies taking bets on the baby's birthday. many expecting a stork to visit on april 21st. and just to give my name a fair shot, it does mean princess in hebrew. >> makes sense. do you think the royals pay attention to this? >> i think they're watching right now. i mean. >> somewhat the -- what is the favorite? >> you know, i think they're based on

and miranda almost bert one of my favorite country singers. say she was robbed hey, it is luke brian after all. >> winning the coveted entertainer of the year award. >> entertainer, to win was very special night. it was a ten times ten. >> lambert has never won the top award but she has plenty of trophies. she won four times sunday, including albumn of the year for platinum. female vocalist of the year and song of the year says albumn of the year was specially tough win. >> i own all of those records and they're all great. you know? so it is those kind of categories where you feel honored to be there. >> and for the third year in a row, jason al dean is the male vocalist of the year. i'm stunned. i don't know what else to say. >> celebrating 50th anniversary, academy moved its show to the stadium where the dallas cowboys play. plenty of emotional tributes, haggard to the victims of the oklahoma city bomb to go up the s troops. academy handed out seven ian verse are you milestone awards. the recipient included george straight, reba mcintire, an

michael bert, cbs news, washington. >> kim kardashian peep? what more could you want? >> plenty.u know -- >> exactly. >> we're looking at fairly nice day today nicole. now, watch for any peeps that might be flying around, because the winds will be gust to go 45 miles an hour today. and we've already seen that, especially this morning the winds do start to die down little later this afternoon into the middle 50's, feeling cooler with the winds tonight 32 degrees. tomorrow 62 degrees, looks very nice for easter, still little breezy, monday, looks terrific. probably the best day of the week at 68 degrees, because after that, chance of a shower every day. >> hold on to your peeps. you got it carol thanks. that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now woe may be signing off on television, always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. make it a great weekends. bye bye. ♪ ♪ it's april 4th 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." spring storms turn deadly in the south and midwest. millions are hit with extreme rain and high winds. >>> plus, is it a new day for the nf

i think they can do bert. my baby boomer generation has not particular been a good steward of the economy. hopefully we turn that around. i want them to do better than we did. liz: i agree with you by i think the title, "bullies of wall street ," i think so too. everybody should buy it for the kids. you want kids to understand to not repeat mistakes of generation that made mistakes. sheila bear, author of the book, "bully of wall street." ashley: how the greedy adults messed up the economy. good title. shares of overstock.com falling for second day as earnings disappoint but dig deeper there is future about the company. we'll talk with patrick byrnes in fox business exclusive next. liz: the for sale signs are out but no one is buying as homeownership hit as 25-year low. our super smart panel tells you how to profit from the trend. which companies could take a hit. >> we knew apple products were powerful but not this powerful. how an ipad led to one carrier grounding several of its planes. ♪ when the moment's s

yesterday, and certainly keep up with that allergy medicine, and hopefully, feeling -- sound ago lot bertut 80% not 100%, but we're getting there. live look here at the blue route, 476 good morning bryn mawr. no problems or delays at all working your way up into and through delaware county. coming in from south jersey, from high above the camden toll plaza no problems at all across the ben franklin bridge heading in toward center city. getting ready to head out the front door, headed for the schuylkill pockets of volume between conshohocken and belmont. kind of quiet right now no incidents at all on the business boards, coming in from new jersey on the freeway, northbound, just watch for the traffic pattern shuffles here along 42, and 295, and a new construction project begins today, they're putting the cones down along route 63 right at norristown road. well today and tomorrow, during the midday, and then also going to be working in the express lanes of the roosevelt boulevard later on today between rhawn and strale. airport looking good, and mass transit running with though delays. chri

it would make her a bert candidate.right, it will force her to the left and she will have to triangulate. only thing hillary inspired me to do is get a big chicken burrito after the show? >> if we take a page from the midterm elections that played a part for republicans. people felt, polling told us this before they voted and saw it in the voting. people felt on the right there was reason to be enthusiastic again. they were motivated to go to the polls. big question can hillary clinton do that for voters? otherwise if people sit home. doesn't mean they will vote for the other guy. it means they say home. >> barack obama did it in 2009 and less of an extent in 2012. >> we're awaiting verdict of murder trial of former new england patriots player aaron hernandez. jury deliberated a nearly a week. billions of taxpayer dollars are being wasted cording to a new government report. the findings and what should be done and while you're paying taxes, how angry are you? pretty angry. go to the web. foxnews.com/outnumbered. we love

i wanted to ask you not only about the shooter in the case of michael slager in south carolina or berts "the daily beast" has an adjusting piece on him. he was -- a sheriff defended him , and longtime friend who served as his insurance agent and one-time election campaign chair. they also showed cell phone photos of him fishing with bates, a millionaire insurance executive. he said we both love to fish, is it wrong to have a friend? former officers said this was a pay to play policeman, donating thousands of dollars of vehicles and equipment to the force. when he shot and killed eric harris, he said "i shot him, i am sorry." after that, the police have him down. they are handcuffing him on the ground. he says i cannot breathe. one of them says "f your breath." they know he has been shot with a real gun. it is not just the shooter. there is the one that put him in the chokehold, like eric garner, and the others holding him down. khalil: i think it is the culture. we want to either talk about rotten apples, and the case of mr. bates, who is the shooter but we ignore, as you just point ou

. >> reporter: the blue bell creameries' nationwide recall includes ice cream, sher bert and frozen snackscations. monday's decision was prompted by tests that proved the half gallons produced on march 17th and march 27th contained listeria. the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention showed tests showed products from tests in texas and oklahoma were the source of the listeria outbreak that infected five adults in kansas, three of whom died and has sickened another three adults in texas. blue bell's chief executive and president apologized in a videotaped message posted on the company's website. >> we are heartbroken over this situation and apologize to our fans and customers. >> reporter: estimated about 1,600 cases of listeria happen every year in the united states, resulting in about 268 deaths. headaches, nausea fever, abdominal pains, and diarrhea. generally short lived symptoms in healthy people but can be especially serious and fatal in young children the elderly, or anyone with a weakened immune system. meanwhile, blue bell is still trying to track down the source of the li

you know, i'm sure cable will jump on this one little glitch but over time the technology will get bert remembers, "arrested development," when they came back with it, we were all waiting for it to buffer, michael. does it make cable cool again? >> cable is very cool. first of all, i don't understand something. back in the day, i used to fight with my brothers who would change the channel and we had to hold the antenna and tv was free and everything was very simple, less complicated, don't you still have to pay for cable connection. you have to get internet service that will cost you 45, $50. $20 for one channel that didn't really work. if you have to pick and choose five dollars for each channel. cable will be here a long time. it is confusing but can't get it on stupid slingbox, thank you. liz: thank you. or fox business. get it everywhere at fox business you find away, right? jason, quickly what do you think? >> at this point the industry is still follows one of the golden rules, he who has the gold makes the rules. cable has the gold. liz: yeah. >> sling, it will be uphill pr battle

bert bertha coombs live at the nasdaq. >> when you look at the tech line and sectors, some of the favoritese getting hit the hardest. biotechs pulling back today, all of those sort of beta names getting hit harder. got a real weakness today when it comes to chips as well. for the week, chips are the worst performers, we've gotten not so great outlook when it comes to chips as far as earnings. intel despite the fact that margins were better didn't have a tresk outlook because of pc weakness and we're getting the same message from amd, one of the worst performers today, dragging things lower on the day. apple hasn't been a help, either. it's been 0 off four of the last five days, it will report next week. maybe we'll get better outlook and better updated numbers, they've been in a quiet period on the sales of the watch. today rbc starts it at an outperform with a price target of $185. it's interesting that apple since hitting an all-time high in february and being added to the dow. has had a hard time putting together back-to-back up days, a lot more back-to-back down days, below the 50-day m