. >> on august 22nd, 2004, carl ables earned the infamous distinction of being the only spring creekill another prisoner. >> put a cellie in with me, the guy was doing life, in for homicide for killing his mom. which is disgusting. but this mental illness thing. he got 39 years suspended and eligible for parole in 20 years. he's bragging about that, i killed mommy, and i'm getting out in 20 years. blah, blah, blah. i stand and listen to this garbage, and i have to listen to garbage, and i can't tell him. so i tore the sheet and i wrapped it around his head and i said, you ain't doing nothing. you go say hi to mommy. >> the murder earned carl 99 years on top of his 77 years he was already serving for killing of a co-worker and animal cruelty. >> i caved his head in. caved it in totally. the biggest fragment of bone they found was the size of a half dollar. then i -- i probably got a little out of hand later on. i kept on hanging out. beating on him some more. i was interested in how the decomposition would be. it was pretty interesting. but it was kind of twisted. three days later i n

several companies over the last two decades without success, including -- >> hey, carl -- >> microsoft. >> you're able to watch a movie on a 6 inch chard of glass untethered to any outlet in the wall. how do we say this isn't innovative? >> well, it is innovative. but i participate in that. you had flashed up on your screen a minute or two ago the fact that i'm on the board of unipixel developing a very low-cost, high quality touch screen sensor technology, so i think there is a lot of innovation out there. all i'm saying is that i think that while investors are more sensitive to the innovation that's out there, they're still overhyping valuations. >> are you an apple shareholder? >> i am not. >> i am not. >> it's interesting one of the things that you said you think long-term social media is just a fad. clearly you're not talking about facebook and twitter in that conversation, are you? >> yeah, i actually am. i don't participate in facebook and it's interesting that a gentleman i took a ride with to your studio here today, said he isn't a member of facebook. i think it's generational and what i find

and something that seems to haunt him is how quickly the nazis but of course the help of carl schmitt had been able to destroy the look out at the end of the rule of law at the end of the republic. republic. so this idea of the supreme court that's respected by the other branches of government can be a guardian of the constitution that was an element of the political culture that he liked a great deal. but he doesn't talk to -- also generally come of the separation of powers. but he doesn't take what i would call any particular ideological spin on the american political culture or the american political tradition. in his letters to the somewhat crazy conservative drunk, he complained about the extent to which he felt that they were starting to influence public life in america and i think that he rather unfairly considered of john f. kennedy to be an example of that. not i think a well picked example, but he had real concerns about that aspect, but relatively recent aspect of american political culture and the sort of tv oriented and soundbite oriented and so on. but that's -- none of this seems to

carl cameron. >>> residents in wallace idaho likely able to sleep a lot better tonight knowing that an escaped prisonerjail through a ceiling crawl space that connected to a utility room and a home owner encountered him on his property last night, told him to stay put. he didn't. the home owner shot the escapee hitting him at least once in the leg. as i said he's back in jail. >>> a west virginia pharmacist hailed a hero for saving the lives of co-workers and customers during an armed robbery caught on this video. the suspect who was wearing a ski mask pulled out a gun and pointed it at the pharmacy staff, but the pharmacist was carrying a concealed weapon himself and he shot the suspect. shot him three times. the robber later died at the hospital. prosecutors aren't charging the pharmacist, and prosecutors making it very clear everyone has a right to defend themselves against deadly force. >>> up next america's mayor says the president doesn't like the country now called a racist. the schlapps are here ma . lou: new jersey governor chris christie rapidly losing influence among donors and power brokers

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carl. netflix announcing it's launching in cuba. the company says people will be ableo subscribe to netflix. of course, there is the big question of how many people currently have fast enough internet speeds to be able to stream netflix. but the company says in its press release that it will offer a broad range of entertainment as internet access improves and credit and debit cards become more available. cuba's great film makers and they hope to bring cuban film and television content to its global audience of over 57 million members. they want to bring cuban content around the world. >> european expansion going on. japan this fall. and now cuba. >> are they actually going to allow the full catalog of netflix content to be shown in cuba? will "the interview" be available for streaming? we'll see. >> you have to have a way to pay for it. before you had that, you couldn't have netflix. so you're going to see a lot of dominos start to fall there. >>> before we go, indy go-go update. >> we're just excited to tell you about indie go-go life. we launched about six weeks ago.

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morning, just want to tell you i have an interview with jack lew that we're going to be able to play for you then. carl steve, any idea of the last time we beat on headline wages, workweek, and revisions? >> no but you've just given me something to do for the next half hour. i don't know, but you're right. all three of those being up and doing better and those revisions, carl, are power informal that you go into this number with a sense of what the world was, then it kind of like a slip fall out there, the ground moved three feet over there in terms of that average number, plus you had that 700,000 people come back into the workforce in the report. >> all right. yeah. i'm writing town our calendars for june 17th. we'll see if ubs is right. steve liesman. 2008er shares rallying today after the company reported better than expected fourth-quarter results. what investors wanted to hear was about dick costolo's management of the company, which of course has been under fire and of course those leaked memos regarding abuse and trolls on his platform. >> i'd have to say it ha to be an e-mail using crass langu

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carl rove and jonah goldberg slamming the president's three-year time line to defeat isis. >> looking at a time line this is cosmetics to be able to say to the left wing base i am being true to my progressive groups i came to end wars not to win wars and everybody goes home happy. it signals to a lot of people in the region how unreliable the united states might be and how uncommitted it is to seeing all of this true. he said it in an interview at foxnews.com he sees terrorism as the way a big city mayor looks at street time. they don't take over embassies and declare a global caliphate. >> what do you think the president's strategy is to defeat isis? log on to "fox friends first facebook page after the show for a live debate #keep talking. >> that's it. you could be a millionaire this morning. there are three winning tickets for the $564 million power ball jackpot those matching office numbers sold in north carolina and texas. the jackpot for now dwindles down to a measly $40 million. >>> congress clearing the keystone pipeline bill. it sets up a veto battle with the president and while it was a bipartisan vote in the house 27

carl? >> reporter: jon, congress is looking at potential consequences of president's executive action which defers deportation orders for some 4.5 million undocumented immigrants in the u.s. the principle worry, once they're ablet drivers licenses or social security card they can register to vote with the documents even though as non-citizens they're not legally entitled to vote. the white house got a letter last month from the secretary of state of ohio where it was discovered after 2012 election some 270 non-citizens were able to register to vote. only 17 of them actually did but it illustrates the loophole and concern about the president's current executive actions, quote, by enabling millions of non-citizens acquiring identification, it increases risk non-citizens may illegally register to vote and vote in our elections. >> it is important that only citizens are participating in our election process. the president's action gives access to five million people to get social security cards and driver licenses. those are the documents used in our state to register to vote. >> reporter: while republicans say they're trying to protect the integrity of the electoral process, democrats point out most new immigrant

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able to win independent, swing-type voters. tea party conservatives aren't interested in candidates who have a do. martha: thank you very much. carlbill: the man featured in the grisly isis videos has been unmasked. we'll take there live when it starts. martha: john kerry getting aloft attention for controversial statements. he said the world is safer than ever. >> we are not getting the response from the administration. in many ways we are not getting the president and the administration to level with them. bill: breaking news in the war against terror. one of the war's most infamous terrorists has been identified. a man known as jihad johnny is a british national known as mohammed emwazi. james clapper is on capitol hill. he will testify about isis in a few minutes. catherine herridge is live in washington to start our coverage on this. what more are we learning? >> reporter: the public identification will allow investigators to more freely explore his contacts in the u.k. jihad john whose real name is mohammed emwazi grew up in west london. he's educated and from a well to do * background. the nation's most seen your intelligen

if we're able to maintain growth rate for 10 years, and achieve a 10% profitability number and have a 20 pe our max cap basically the same as apple's is today. >> you heard him correctly. carl equal to apple today. take a look at shares of apple versus tesla over five years. completely different companies and business plans. but those comments have a lot of people talking today, especially on twitter, carl where people are saying is this guy nuts? he did it. you heard it right there. >> yes. he did. as cramer noted at the top of the show. thank you, phil. >>> whole foods beating estimates by about a penny, posted record quarterly sales. co-ceo attributed to consumer confidence. let's bring in chuck grom to talk about what went right there. hey, chuck. >> hey good morning. >> i thought it was interesting, talking about chipotle sort of in the same business bragging about why price hikes -- i'm sorry, yeah price hikes are working. in this case price cuts working. >> yeah. i think that's been an initiative that whole foods outlined over the past year and reminiscent of costco in the past and i think what they're trying to do is regain the customer back after increased competit