a man whose career take as dramatic turn when he comes into the acquaintance of butch cassidy. >> this kid. >> heard a lot about you, mr. cassidy. >> call me butch. >> and i've been hearing an awful lot about you, too, mr. sundance. mainly, you've got the law on your tail. >> butch and the wild bunch are ready for their biggest job yet and have no time for distractions. >> i'd love to chitchat with you. >> mr. sundance, just so you know, we shouldn't be gone too long. >> come on, boys. >> butch and his crew make the 180-mile journey to castle gate, utah, to attempt the pleasant coal company's entire payroll. >> how you doing today? >> how are you doing? >> good, thanks. >> all right. sign for me here. >> you take care now. >> i beg your pardon, mister: >> i need you to drop them bags. >> butch and elzy planned the heist down to the last detail and it looks like it's about to pay off big time until -- >> stop! >> hey, why don't you get your ass back inside before i fill you full of lead. that's right. >> these guys decide to rob the payroll in broad daylight right there. i mean, this is

how do we make sure that these guys don't become butch cassidy & the sundance kid and don't become folk heroes? >> right, well, i think your reporting today has been spot on on that. talking about just who they are. the reporters on the scene up there, nbc, talking about just who they are and how vicious they are and what killers they are, and they're not geniuses or anybody to be admired. their families were afraid of them. they probably would have killed joyce. the citizens were behind law enforcement. you know -- >> they're depraved. >> and hollywood -- you know, listen. there's great script writers in hollywood, and they could write some great mysteries and movies and prison movies. they don't need these guys, really. they don't need these guys to write those plots. >> right. >> they're free to pay attention to the news, but they certainly can write a plot that's even more intriguing, and we go to the movies all the time and watch those. so i'm not so sure all the hollywood writers are that enamored with it, you know. really they're just a couple of losers, and they were able to sta

>> well that ended bad, butch cassidy. ose guys got butch and sun dance. >> you never really find out. i always assumed they got away. i'm kidding. >> that's my what my mom always told me. >> it didn't actually end badly for butch cassidy in real life. he died of natural causes. yeah. i was looking into him in utah. that's where he spent a lot of his time just so you know. >> i am learning more today. >> he went straight and lived into his 70s. >> you obviously did not go to college to get stupid unlike michael korlione. let's do some jurassic world. >> when we come back some interesting thoughts from both microsoft's ceo and co-founder bill gates. plus the ceo of necessarily, a live exclusive interview. >> he never talks. >> futures looking okay here as we look into another weekend of uncertainty. more "squawk on the street" live from most nine when we return. m nine when we return. o nine when we return. re nine when we return. nine when we return. f nine when we return. r nine when we return. om nine when we return. p ni

but even in bolivia it is clear butch cassidy simply ran out of time. >> mr. vice president if we don't act now it's going to be too late. >> there's a blurring between fiction and reality. because they have a political agenda. >> no new pipeline? >> no. actually this time, no. >> americans control and own their own energy. >> and recycle. >> i am so empowered. >> shut down sea world. >> are your whales being in prison here. should they be free? >> they are succeeding. >> this is green (indiscernible). the that's our show. >> you can love nature, but still hate the tyranny the green movement now imposes. >> the proposed mind is a disaster waiting to happen. >> that ad comes from one of the richest environmental groups the nrdc. the national resources defense council. >> image the natural paradise destroyed by a 2,000 foot gaping hole in the ground. >> thants to dig the hole is tom collier. he once once managed environmental policy for al gore and bill clinton. >> you consider yourself an environmental list? >> he saw opportunity in alaska. >> this is the singl

prison for that matter as a hero because what he has done sure, he may be looked at as some sort of butch cassidy and the sundance kid figure but at the same time the honor block, for example, has been shut down. privileges have been taken away. investigators are swarming prisons. while that escape may be historical and somewhat epic in the long run those prisoners, their quality of life has dramatically changed, and they're going to be extremely resentful. so if it was love/hate before it's going to be much more intensified perhaps on both sides. >> the question now is where is he going to go back to clinton or somewhere else? i imagine not back to clinton. >> probably not. but the bureau of prisons continues to have custody over him. clearly he's in -- he's being held by investigators and under direct and constant supervision. so they'll figure out where to put him after they have run it to the ground in terms of the kind of information he knows. >> absolutely. and that process still ongoing. deb feyerick great work on the story. still to come right here in "newsroom," the fate of greece's econ

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wrapping up the season's legends and lies which the real butch cassidy. remember the movie.im. next season on legends and lips american patriots. and that will be interesting. i think you will like that as well. the tip of the day. i'm anchoring this program for nearly 19 years and i read thousands of your letters every week so i know some of you get very emotional when watching us. enter police officer casebolt who resigned pulling his gun in texas. yesterday a lawyer helping mr. casebolt said this. >> his efforts to gather information was hampered by some teenagers who were instructing others to defy police instructions. with all that had happened that day, he allowed his emotions to get the better of him. >> the officer himself has apologized and he's resigned. we feel badly for him. now in the story first broke and i analyzed officer's behavior not condemning him, saying he should not have drawn the weapon i received a few letters cussing me out based on emotion because everybody knows could have handled the situation better. heers here's the tip of the day, step back. d

. >> so i guess a big fear is that this guy may be turned into some kind of butch cassidy & the sun dass k sundance kid. >> folk hero. >> folk hero. >> we don't want to do anything like that. >> he did shoot a police officer. >> absolutely. >> so if he does go into solitary, which a lot of people are speculating he might, how long do they keep them in solitary? i mean, you can't keep someone in solitary confinement indefinitely, can you? >> well, yes, you can. actually, he'll probably be in a high-powered medical facility for anywhere from six months to a year rehabilitating from his wounds. then he'll be, of course, moved into a maximum-security facility where he can be housed for as long as necessary. pelican bay, federal corrections facilities all over the country house these types of inmates for indefinite periods of time. >> okay, i want to read you something that's just coming over right now. reported to nbc news. according to multiple sources familiar with the investigation, a manhunt new york state police sergeant jay cook saw sweat coming out of the woods and walking down the ro

he may be -- he's not quite as old as he but he might like the movie i like, "butch cassidy and the sundance kid? did you ever see that? there's a great line in that movie where they're sitting in a cave after having robbed a bank and butch says, "boy, i just love it when a plan comes together." six years later as you look back on the affordable care act the plan is unraveling. it's costing the american people more, health care is less accessible deductibles are higher. it's time we fixed and fixed it right. and if the king v. burwell case is decided as it will be in the next few weeks, we have an obligation to keep the first promise the president did not keep. remember president obama said if you like your insurance you can keep it? well, if burwell loses and if king wins and the courts rule that the subsidies are illegal approximately 9 1/2 million american who have gotten insurance under the affordable care act would threatening to have their health care lost immediately upon the decision. we can't let that happen. we've got to see we build a bridge from where we are today to a future of