what did colonel bristol tell the lawmakers? mike emanuel? >> reporter: colonel bristol told lawmakers essentially what they've heard from others in the military chain of command, there were a lot of challenges in terms of mounting a military response to the benghazi attack. bristol was in another african country on assignment on september 11th, and was essentially out of communication during benghazi. >> american lives were lost and i could hear in colonel bristol's voice today the passion and the heartbreak because of the american lives that were lost due to decisions that were made and misrepresented through a press release from the administration at the white house. >> she's referring to a white house statement that came out essentially saying leading up to the 9/11 anniversary, precautions had been taken from a security perspective and clearly martha roby believes they were not adequate when you look at the benghazi attacks. >> what she said was lives were lost because of the misrepresentation on the statement. that's a matter of opinion

they said that they would make colonel bristol available to lawmakers. but they did add that they never received a formal request from capitol hill for colonel bristol to testify. >> harris: with an update on benghazi tonight, jennifer griffin, thank you. a show of support for the mayor who says he is a hugger of men and women. but his critics are also out in force calling him a sexual harasser who needs to step down. we are still sweating out in a brutal heat wave. millions of people. it helps, i guess, to be a little close to the water, but the extreme heat can be dangerous. even deadly. stay close. man: the charcoal went out already? ... forget it. vo: there's more barbeque time in every bag of kingsford original charcoal. kingsford. slow down and grill. i found our colors. we've made a decision. great, let's go get you set up... you need brushes... you should check out our workshops... push your color boundaries while staying well within your budget walls. i want to paint something else. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. gl

sources say bristol confirmed and told them u.s. officials weren't prepared heading into 9/11 anniversary for an attack. >> american lives were lost, not just here, in colonel bristol's voice, you could hear the passion and heart break because of the american lives lost due to things from the administration to the white house. >> reporter: the president leading a charge for a select committee to investigate benghazi. >> less known about where the other americans are still in benghazi, in the cia annex. what was it, when was it established. >> reporter: fox news reported on the benghazi suspects with multiple military sources saying they're walking around and living freely in libya. our sources indicate they've had eyes on the suspects since last november, but at this point there's no indication american officials have spoken with them. bret? >> more with the panel. just while we were talking there, a response from justice department on the report out by republicans on the james rosen case on the record from justice spokesman brian f

bbc news, bristol bay, alaska. >> i wonder who will win that one. lately, a lot of attention has been gained for the attention of stuff happening off the stage. the dance company is now in london for the start of a three- week season. can the performances put the scandals behind it? are officer will reports. legendary ballet is back. they will be performing among other valets, swan lake. these dancers are some of the very best in the world. they in body they believe the heart and soul of russia. think the valet represented russian spirit and music. that is why it can be considered the greatest achievement of our culture. >> chekhov once said that the only thing he knew about the ballerinashat all stink like courses. he was preferred -- referring to the great illusion were dancers learn to mask the unpleasant realities of their visit call assertion. there's no not of training that would enable anybody. >> there have been allegations of corruption and smear campaigns. in january, the company's -- instigated,or it is alleged, by one of his own dancers.

quote, we were told my request could not be granted because colonel bristol was retired and considered private citizen. unfortunately, the liaison office could not assist in contacting him but the marine times reported that bristol has not retired and instead on terminal leave and does not retire until july 31st. pentagon officials admit they made a mistake. a letter to john kerry asking go state department and cia and d.o.d. employs were asked to sign nondisclosure agreements as recently as this summer. quote, what is the purpose of having these employees and/or contractors sign additional mdas? please enclose a copy of the document and provide the names and numbers of any state department employees or contractors asked to sign these documents. >> i think it's an active participation of, quite frankly, the administration to find out, to make sure that the american people and the congress could do find out what went on. when the american people find out, i think they are going to be shocked. >> the defense department has not asked employees to sign separate nondisclosure agreements reg

george bristol will meet with the house armed services today. this is happening one day before he retires. the pentagon claimed bristol had already retired and was unable to testify but that wasn't true. law americas hope he can explain why they didn't respond to the attack sooner. we have also learned that the islamic terrorist group long been suspected of being involved in the attack now says it is providing security in benghazi at the request of libya's settlement. >> the driver in that train crash that left 79 people dead in spain was on the phone and going 95 miles per hour when the train derailed. that's almost twice the speed limit. they made discoveries after opening the trains black box. moments before it had been going as fast as 119 miles per hour. the driver hit the breaks seconds before it flew off the rails while going over the curve. he is charged with neglect homicide. >> hollywood is mourning the loss of a legendary actor. >> no, really. >> i don't care. i am telling you there is no other arm. >> that is eileen brennan. some of

scientists from the bristol robotics laboratory in the u.k. have come up with the renewal energy source that is probably right in line with where the future of energy is realistically had a first some background according to recent industry reports overall worldwide energy consumption increased by over fifty per cent in the last twenty years over the last ten years a load that increased by thirty percent as we make more and more shiny new electronic toys and as more regions on the planet continue to develop our rate of consuming energy will most likely continue to skyrocket and as a consequence our planet's water air and food supply will continue to get filthy or because let's be honest the current energy grid is such a big moneymaker for a handful of powerful companies that there is no way we're just going to switch gears to clean energy according to projections by the u.s. energy information administration the fossil fuels will still dominate for decades to come we are probably going to fracking the hell out of our natural gas supply and we

the pentagon has claimed bristol can be forced to testify because he is retired.ine corporation times says that is entirely inaccurate reporting that he is on active duty through the end of this month. the senate foreign relations committee is expected to vote next week on some of the power, the president's nominee to become ambassador to the united nations. expected to be confirmed despite evading questions over her past remarks suggesting the united states should, among other things, apologize for its sense. >> we have nothing to apologize for. >> are you don't have any in mind now that we have committed or sponsored? >> i will not apologize for america. i will stand there proudly of confirmed behind the u.s. packard. >> i understand, but do you believe the united states has committed or sponsor crimes? >> heavily the as it's the greatest country on earth. lou: could be forgiven for thinking that the person that he was addressing his questions to was an imposter. joining us now, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and a fox is contributor john bolton. g

the house armed services subcommittee held a classified briefing with colonel george bristol today.e served as commander of a task force that operated in northern and western africa at the time of benghazi. fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emanu-el has the report. >> reporter: almost 11 months after the deadly terror attack another revelation of the journalists connecting a two-hour interview was one of the lead suspects will the fbi has not has lawmakers demanding answers. >> right now the media has been speaking to more of the individuals alleged to be involved and have information that we have information from our fbi. and it makes me wonder at this point, our people not pursuing answers to this investigation? >> press secretary jay carney referred reporters to the fbi and said president obama who stood with then secretary of state clinton before the caskets of the four americans killed wants accountability. >> the president absolutely instructed his team to do everything that they can to bring to justice those responsible for the deaths of four americans. >> repor

colonel bristol was in a unique position to have knowledge of the military response and whether those men could have been saved. the pentagon blocked lawmakers from speaking to him until now. chief congressional correspondent, mike emanuel is live on capitol hill with more. mike. >> reporter: hi. almost 11 months after that deadly terror attack, lawmakers heard from a special key ops commander in regards to that attack. colonel bristol told lawmakers behind closed doors in a classified set whaegs traveling elsewhere in africa last september 11th and was essentially out of communication. sources say bristol's story backs up what they heard from other military officials up and down the chain of command and lawmakers say his testimony confirms u.s. officials were not prepared heading into a 9/11 anniversary for an attack. some who attended the classified hearing are pushing for the public to be able to hear and watch open hearings. >> it's all very valuable information but ultimately we need public hearings where america can see and not just certain members of congress. an important step

liz: merck, bristol-myers.ks interestingly enough is hospital company and not pharma company. tenet health care you're looking at? >> that is one of the winners in health care reform. hospitals lose 15 to 20% of revenue to bad debt and charity care. anything that cuts down like the uninsured will be a real big benefit for them. they should see some extra procedure volume covering uninsured but mostly reducing the bad debt. they announce ad great acquisition of vanguard health. looks like that could add a dollar a share to earnings when fully integrated. >> you have another pick with a pharmaceutical with a new diabetes drug. diabetes is one of the top five or top three problems that vexes many mention and this is lexicon. why do you believe this will be a winner in the second half? >> this is a small cap name. it gets the kid anies to help treat the diabetes. they don't have a partner yet for the drug but they're shopping it around. they are talking to all the big pharmaceutical companies and could have somethi

same hometown, bristol, connecticut. was in and out of jail mainly for drugs and theft. and when hernandez hit the big time, people who know ortiz say he'd often talk about hanging out with aaron hernandez. when his famous friend would call, ortiz would go running, like the night prosecutors say hernandez texted ortiz to come to his home with another bristol buddy, earnest wallace, on the night odin lloyd was murdered. minutes after he was gunned down hernandez returns home. prosecutors believe that's ortiz in the dark jacket, hernandez in the white shirt. in another photo prosecutors say the former football player appears to have a gun in one hand. according to court papers, ortiz allegedly told police wallace told him hernandez was the one who shot lloyd. days later in this video obtained by cnn wallace turns himself in in florida. for now ortiz faces only a weapons charge and he pleaded not guilty, but as a repeat offender, a conviction could put him away for at least five years. >> he's doing as expected in this situ

bristol myers. when we get results from bristol myers, this growth stock should give you a pretty good read on its cancer pipeline, revalued upwards, largely, this is looking more like a biotech -- just wants it to come down so you can get back in. amazon also reports thursday. this is a cold stock. now, what does this mean? simple. it really doesn't mean what, it doesn't really mean that amaz amazon's earnings necessarily matter. yeah. not kidding. only netflix and amazon have this bizarre quality. unless they tell you they will never make money or they're going to burn all the money in a chimney, people seem to be happy with it. that's when the clock trades, weakness equals buy. get a housing check up on friday. has housing been hurt by the big spike in mortgage rates? my trust owns two stocks i'm following closely. stanley works and warehouse. i agree with what i heard during my partner's terrific interview, john paulson. remember, he made millions betting against housing six years ago. now, he's

aaron hernandez was raised in a marginal neighborhood in bristol, connecticut and had his share of heartachet was very, very tough for him at the age that it happened. had a little bit of a tough upbringing, both because of that and before that. >> reporter: but hernandez had one gift that made everything better. >> football was something that he really loved. i think it gave him a little bit of a reprieve from some of the other everyday challenges of life. when he was around football, he could forget. >> reporter: even in high school, it was clear he had an unusual talent. he started to get calls from colleges, eventually recruited by university of florida, a bright future stretched before him, if he could only keep his demons at bay. >> he himself said he had a history of getting into trouble. >> reporter: before he played a single game, his career was almost side lined forever. >> there are reports that aaron hernandez had an altercation at a bar called the swamp. >> reporter: a police report from the 2007 incident surfaced recently. hernandez got into a fight with the bar manager over tw

say there's also no proof positive that aaron hernandez was ever in a gang otherwise known as the bristol, connecticut, which sounds only slightly more scary than something arthur fonzerelli would have been in. but the pictures that have surfaced online all look like a kid smiling with his thumbs up. there's nothing real there. what you do have is the nfl with an image problem as you would in any industry if one of your stars gets indicted for a possible triple homicide. >> there's a "time" magazine, colin kaepernick responded to critics of his tattoos. he says to me tattoos are a way of people being able to express themselves and have others look at them and get a little insight into who they are without ever even saying a word to them. all my tattoos have been thought over and been a work in progress for at least a year before i got them, so i'm not walking into a tattoo shop picking tattoos off the wall. something that means something to me. it's something that i believe in. right now colin kaepernick, one of the most beloved players in the league. >> yeah, number one selling jersey in

. >>> quarterly earnings tumbled at bristol myers. the company blamed it on the loss of patent protection of plavix and a blood thinner developed. disappointed investors sold shares down 1.5%. >>> a strong performer raising the outlook on stronger sales of myloma treatment. investors boosted shares by 3.5% and closed at $140.65. many investors took a second look at facebook's mobile strategy after those blowout ee earnings we told you about yesterday. facebook shares sold at ten times the normal levels today. at day's end, facebook shares up almost 30% on the day. the close at $34.36. >>> it's being called the largest hacking fraud case in history. prosecutors indicted russian hackers for stealing at least 160 million credit card numbers from institutions ranging from j.c. penney to the nasdaq resulting in losses of hundreds of millions of dollars. andrea day reports. >> this type of crime is really the cutting edge of financial fraud. >> reporter: it's the largest hacking and data breach scheme prosecuted in the united states. >> the

vehicle wanted in the incident near a nightclub has been tracked down in hernandez's hometown of bristolnecticut. a vehicle has been rented in hernandez's name. >>> to baseball, again, this is sort of baseball. suspensions may be coming for as many as 20 major league players. that according to espn's "outside the lines." sources tell espn brewers slugger ryan braun continued to fail to answer questions to the mlb about performance enhancing drugs. i will point out that a lot of players have also refused to answer questions. yankees first baseman alex rodriguez will meet with mlb officials in the coming week. sources say he'll also likely refuse to answer questions. the commissioner's office is expected to suspend braun, rodriguez, and nearly 20 other players linked to biogenesis including nelson cruz and melky cabrera. >>> let's go to games, please. the white sox tied an american league record, 6 for 6. i remembered him in new haven when he was alexis rios. 32nd player to accomplish the fete. the white sox won the game 11-4. he's a good player, not a great player? yeah. you sort of naile

money they are looking for other jobs to survive according to a recent study by the university of bristol only over one hundred twenty thousand professionals including scientists have left greece since two thousand and ten and as the troika continues pressing athens with the new austerity measures in exchange for financial aid the potentially catastrophic brain drain the country's experiencing is either being unnoticed or deliberately ignored you go to school of athens greece. in the u.k. vans plastered with ads threatening illegal immigrants with the rest assumed to appear on the streets of london it's part of a new push to get people to surrender to the local authorities if they're illegally staying in the country and it's not the first immigration campaign to be launched of late the fight against immigration begins beyond britain sure and i hear a series of suggestions from the public poking fun at government attempts to put off potential immigrants citizens from countries thought to be high risk will soon be made to pay a three ball and to enter the country and they'll get them back w

money they are looking for other jobs to survive according to a recent study by the university of bristol or nicky over one hundred twenty thousand professionals including scientists have left greece since two thousand and ten and as the troika continues pressing athens with the new austerity measures in exchange for financial aid the potentially catastrophic brain drain the country is experiencing is either being unnoticed or deliberately ignored you go to school of athens greece. i don't. believe that greece has been cornered by its international lenders and it's just too late to turn back to believe that if we sued the reset our existence inside the eurozone and that we use the euro zone to try to find new balances between cells north because we have two different speeds and now as you can see germany is the only one that we have already implemented a lot of measures i think now we're reaching at the point of no return nobody believes that three hundred billion would be a viable so the money being spent to the rates. as you know money again i get think inside or vested in greece or the

deleted that means there's no rule of law we can't have that here in britain kevin turley goes in bristol fly a very good journalist as you are thank you for your thoughts. in parallel britain's addiction to surveillance is shattering records with estimates there now that there is one camera for every eleven people privacy groups are furious saying george orwell's one thousand nine hundred four book was never intended to be an instruction manual tester of siller reports. if you ever feel like you're being watched perhaps even feel singled out no matter how huge the crowd. chances are it may not just be paranoia. the british security industry association estimates that there are between four point one and five point nine million a close circuit television or c.c.t.v. cameras in the u.k. one in every fifteen or one in every eleven people whether you're going to the shopping mall or what are called sensitive locations like schools and hospitals there are likely to be electronic eyes on you know in recent years much criticism have been thrown out what is seen as the u.k. government's growing

money they are looking for other jobs to survive according to a recent study by the university of bristol or nicky over one hundred twenty thousand professionals including scientists have left greece since two thousand and ten and as the troika continues pressing athens with the new austerity measures in exchange for financial aid the potentially catastrophic brain drain the country is experiencing is either being unnoticed or deliberately ignored you go to school of athens greece the unemployed seek jobs further afield some european countries are trying to uncle. eventual tactics to round up illegal immigrants the u.k. government has launched a hard hitting ad campaign that critics say intimidates illegal immigrants to turn themselves in but your reports later this hour. well mali is preparing to go to the polls to choose the country's next president the election comes after an eighteen month political crisis and a french led military operation against the islamists there and the e.u. and says that voting must go ahead before billions of dollars worth of aid can actually start flowing in

this as we actually look so people look at me and when i'm walking around the streets and they see bristol miller and kevin bacon is a wonderful though he's he's so he's so wonderful to work with a great actor and also he's a musician so. we've got to you know if you play well yeah you have the players if they do a little bit of music and yeah closing song my old buddy t.-bone and i wrote that tune for the for the movies in it again it better man better man enjoys singing yeah we were o's you know we would list and we talking to the person i was at the you always saying yes since i was a kid you know as a new your dad he never said your son oh no well he sung i mean you know my dad he replaced the richard kiley on broadway in mandolin montra lloyd. yeah yeah right it was the first one after richard kiley he did that song yeah bylaws go yeah oh yeah to dream meaning all that great score but i'm going on tour here in a couple of days with my band the abiders and my daughter jesse is opening for me while so that's going to be a lot of fun because you ever just want to be a singer where you kn

money they are looking for other jobs to survive according to a recent study by the university of bristol or nicky over one hundred twenty thousand professionals including scientists have left greece since two thousand and ten and as the troika continues pressing athens with the new austerity measures in exchange for financial aid the potentially catastrophic brain drain the country is experiencing is either being noticed or deliberately ignored you go to school of athens greece and a financial adviser george got sick yes you told us here at r t that the greek government needs to think outside of the box in order to try and combat the high level of unemployment. from this point where you know there needs to be a major shift in policy to address the issues of unemployment and the middle class suffering which is a huge problem with this lesson with the medical condition the banking sector has been saved the structural reforms which are needed for the general population to benefit from these measures have not taken place here that there are a multitude of deeper forms at least be made especi

fuel cell type of energy converter that is able to turn your organic matter directly into energy bristol laboratory scientist dr. explains. in other words you turn a waste into something really really useful and. the microbial fuel cell technology is something that is exactly that takes. the waste we try to produce and it converts to directly into the trees next up sick of reading your kids that bedtime story will invest in these pajamas and they will do it for you smart pj's like these are interactive pajamas that will sing a lullaby or read a bedtime story to your kids by scanning one of the patterns on the pj's with your smartphone and different child's bedtime story or song is revealed in this high tech world for some programming your t.v. remote seems like a difficult task with all the new emerging technologies constantly evolving our world one question for you is all of this tack really relieving stress in our lives or just creating more of it in washington. we're following a developing story this afternoon from guantanamo bay the department of defense says it plans to send to get

several law americas have been pressing the military to allow colonel george bristol to testify. the pentagon has been claiming he retired but turns out he was on active duty for the entire time. >> i find that a bit curious add it to the list some of the incompetence or deception from the pentagon it is one or the other. >> in a few hours the verdict will be handed down in the case against bradley manning. it is expected to come today at 1:00 p.m. he is leaking several hundred classified documents to wikileaks. if convicted he faces life in prison. >> downgraded to a tropical depression but winds and rains still battering hawaii and knocking out power to thousands of people on maui and the big island. maria molina is here with more for us. >> that's right. we have tropical depression flossie. maximum sustained winds 35 miles an hour. it weakened because there were conditions not conducive for strengthening. it is going to be producing more strong winds maximum 35 miles per hour with hire busts and also areas of heavy rain. while tropical storm warnings have been lifted across th

colonel george bristol appearing before a closed arms services sub committee to share what he knows. he wassed commander of a task force in northern and western africa at the time of the september 11 attack. there's frustration in the slow pace into the investigation of this terror attack insisting the f.b.i. has never talked to certain people and lawmakers are saying it's unacceptable. they want more hearings now. ambassador bolton is the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and a fox news contributor. so ambassador, we don't know exactly what was said in the closed hearing but why is colonel bristol important to the broader story? >> well, i think it's one more witness who has been withheld by the administration who can fill in some of the specifics as to what we were capable of doing and what we might have done while the attack was in progress and why orders were given not to do more, even if they couldn't have reached a benghazi in time, obviously we had no way of knowing when the attack was going to finish. so this witness and others who have been withheld, i think, should be exam

george bristol the commander of the northwest africa task force. that means he would know and what military options would be available to protect the consulate when it was attacked. congress was pushing to meet with him for months and was repeatedly denied by the pentagon what military officials say was a clerical error. steven hayes, fox news contributor. good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. bill: colonel george bristol, what authority did he have in north africa last year. >> members of congress want to question him on, what exactly his rolly was as events of that night unfolded. they had been trying to get in touch with him as you point out and have him testify for months. his was a name you heard early in this investigation. then he so the of disappeared for a while. there was renewed interest in him because of some things he was saying behind closed doors, suggesting to people that he might have insight as to what happened that we hadn't yet heard. bill: okay, now, he has said that immediately he thought it was terrorism but then he's a

look at bristol palin.de homophobic remarks and made very popular on "dancing with the stars." >> paula deen even said she was asked in 2010 to be on. she said i have catfish arms and a muffin top. >> that's why people love her because she says stuff like that. >> do you think we'll see more of her? >> it's not the end of it for sure. she'll come back whether it's on "dancing with the stars" or not. she's got a lot of fans. she's done a lot of good work with charity that people don't know about. she has apologized over and over. >> why aren't we accepting her apology and why are we not letting other people just get away with bad behavior all the time with no repercussions? >> i think perhaps you don't expect it from a sweet faced, soft spoken woman such as paula deen. however, apparently they are considering a $2 million offer that's out there. it may be "people" magazine. and the thing is they want to give the money to charity if they do it. >> which i think is a good idea. >> i read somewhere they may rev

. >>> to bristol, connecticut. i want to show you pick hurs here as we've been watching this police dive team searching this lake for an item that may be involved with the aaron hernandez murder case. what you're looking at, this is pine lake just about a mile from the home of hernandez's uncle. that home has been searched many, many times as part of the investigation into the murder of odin lloyd in june. just to remind you here, the murder weapon, a .45 caliber gun, has yet to be recovered. law enforcement sources declined to say if that weapon is what they're searching for right there at the lake. obviously, we'll keep you posted. >>> at least eight people including one child are headed to the hospital after a massive building collapse this morning in philadelphia. witnesses say they heard an explosion. afterwards, smelled gas. at least three other homes were damaged. i want you to listen to one witness describe how a firefighter saved a baby from all of this. >> baby out the window because the girl was on fire.

. >> wofl fox reporter holly bristol in the courtroom. she joins us with the latest. can you sort of give us a rundown of what happened today? >> the long and the short. the judge decided the defense will be allowed to have their medical examiner talk about the thc levels or the marijuana in trayvon martin's system. before the trial took place, the state fought very hard to prevent these from even being brought up at trial. they did win in a sense in that the defense was not allowed to bring this up in opening statements and the judge said she would decide at a later date and time if the defense could bring that up, talked about that in court today and the judge said that the defense said it can be brought up. the state's own expert last week, their medical examiner said that the levels of thc were minimal and didn't have any kind of effect, but on the stand he changed his opinion and said it could have affected trayvon martin's behavior that night, greta. >> and trayvon mart you knin's called by the defense. he testified for the state, but now he's a defense witness,

. >> the latest from the courtroom live, we go to wofl's holly bristol. the late southeast what? >> the defense rested their case today. called three witnesses to the stand. first a man by the name of dennis root, used to be a police officer in south florida. now a public safety expert, a self-defense expert. you name it. the defense used every single hat this man had in front of the jury. first of all, one of the things, they used this man to essentially coach the jury into what to do if they have evidence not the same from perch to person. if somebody testifies differently about what happened that night, then the next person, told them how to put that together, use that to the best of their ability. he also told the jury that he tells people when they get in fights, if you haven't won the fight within the first 30 seconds, you should switch tactics and he believed george zimmerman's force was called for and he was justified in doing what he did. he also told the jury that the evidence and george zimmerman's injuries match what the evidence nah was presented in court. so he was

obviously am gen can ep their bid, whether it be pfizer j and j, bristol meyers. >> what takes some of these companies getting off the fence? it's been a head scratcher not simply in biotech but the markets in general where is the m and a. balance sheets are as good as they've ever been. companies are taking the cash buying back stock and doing other things. where is the m and a? >> the big deals that we've seen those deals happen when those companies are in a corner and they've got no other way to make earnings happen than consolidating their own space. all the companies are feeling better about their own prospects. they've gotten their own pipe lines and at least for pharma the market is expecting the companies to generate a lot of cash and return 70 75 percent of that to them in the form of share purchase and dividends. they have to be very careful about how they spend their capital. what's interesting today is despite the fact that amgenn is offering $10 billion for onyx their stock was up and they're going to use cash which we all know is inexpensive. it may be more than it was la

one of my favorites are, bristol-myers. this quintessential secular growth stock should give you a good read on its cancer pipeline. this is looking more and more like a bio tech. amazon also reports thursday. like netflix, this is a cult stock. what does that mean, really? simple. it really doesn't mean -- it doesn't really mean that amazon's earnings necessarily matter. yeah, not kidding. only netflix and amazon have this bizarre quality. unless they tell you they're never make money ever or they're going it burn all the money in a chimney, people seem to be happy with it. weakness equals buy. last but not least, we get a housing checkup on friday. has housing been hurt by the spike in mortgage rates? i'm following stanley works, fantastic tools company, and warehouse, a home libuilder and lumber company. john paulson made billions bething against housing six years ago. now he's the biggest housing bull in the land. if rates go up again between now and friday, these stocks will sell off no matter what they say. let's keep

. >> the latest from inside the courtroom, wofl fox orlando reporter, holly bristol joins us. >>ed good evening it seems two straight hours we heard a couple of things repeated over and over and over again. george zimmerman was a want to be cop, a liar, wrongly profiled a 17-year-old boy that only had skittles on him. followed him, murdered him, and the prosecutors kept telling the jury the same thing. go back and remember what was presented in the case. you want to remember the law, you want to remember witness testimony. eyewitness testimony, and you want to remember your god-given common sense and backed that up by saying this was a man who got out of a car, knew he had a gun and going after a teenager. >> any sort of reaction from the defense team tonight after the -- this is the first part of the closing arguments. they will gelt a rebuttal tomorrow. any rest for the defense team? >> none so far. they look like they are pretty confident going into tomorrow. >> the judge -- >> oh, oh. >> a little testy. >> i had say it's evident she is getting sick. sniffling, voice soundi

. >> hernandez is still being held without bail at the bristol county, massachusetts, jail on first degreer charges. >>> a mistake in the desperate search for nsa leaker edward snowden may have enraged an entire nation if not an entire region of the world. details on that next. >>> i am lieutenant colonel eric s lf oughfy. i want to say happy fourth of july to my family in forth campbell and kim and my two daughters, sara and rachel and a shout out to my family back in pennsylvania. okay. love you all. miss you. bye-bye. >>> the fourth of july means fireworks but some military families will be missing out this year. that's because of the across the board cuts known as the sequester. it cut off fireworks displays at the military bases across the country. they represent only a tiny fraction of the defense budget. offers of donations have been pouring in from people upset over those cuts, but donations cannot be ear morked for specific events. >>> the bolivian president is back in his home country and condemning the u.s. after his jet was held up in europe over suspicion that edward snowden w

cheaper than bristol myers. how can selgi have the same valuation. how about the drug company spun off by clavidian. now its former drug division with focus on its growth prospects and get the recognition it deserves for the fabulous franchise, and it's terrific pain killer potential, but who cares? anyway, just think of what you've never seen written. how about the service of the transports. also today in the trucks. hey, you know what, this shows so much about what the market can do, the rails, why is that? is that a technical thing? is sure, small business isn't doing that well, why not take your cue from the transports and from the ceos? here's one. remember we had these guys on the panel last week. like one of them was here, one was here, one was here. these were real entities. they were not nonentities. this did happen. the ford ceo, the boeing ceo, macy's, starbucks, they all came here and all said the u.s. is much stronger than expected. why didn't that matter? is it verboten to talk about their judgments simply because they were pronounced o

. >>> politician dive teams expected to resume their search of a lake in bristol, connecticut, the hometownron hernandez searching for evidence and a possible murder weapon as prosecutors build their homicide case against hernandez. they allege that 23-year-old orchestrated the killing of ode din lloyd last month. hernandez has pleaded not guilty. he is being held without bail in massachusetts. >>> michael jackson's ex-wife debbie rowe could take the witness stand in the wrongful death case against a concert promoter. she is expected to talk about his drug use. it was his addictions responsible for his death, they claim. jackson was good at sells tickets but not commercial endorsements that could have boosted his earnings. >>> what killed a bride-to-be and a member of their wedding party. linda sthurt had severe head injuries and drowned. her best man-to-be mark lennon drowned with minor injuries. both were on a boat that crashed into a barge north of new york city. the driver has been arrested. police believe he was intoxicated at the time of the crash. >>> it was a brazen jewel heist. one

during those police searches, they went to his hometown of bristol connecticut.pparently there they found a vehicle wanted nection in july of 2012 double homicide. these documents say that that vehicle was rented in hernandez name. that is all new from these documents tonight, shep. >> shepard: the investigation explodes. what is the pats boss saying. >> robert cross speaking out for the first time about. this he apparently summoned several boston reporters to his office he believed he was a good kid. the patriots organization hadn't had any problems with him. he went on to say, quote: if this stuff is true. then i have been duped and a whole organization has been duped. he spoke to me about wanting to be a role model in the hispanic community. i believed him. he knew how to push my buttons. robert kraft, the owner of the patriots as shocked it seems as everyone else within that organization and, indeed, right across the nfl, shep? >> shepard: jonathan hunt in new york tonight. more fake warnings about a zombie apocalypse could soon pop up on tv screen that word