>> we will head to spain where chris martin's spouse gynetp paltrow. >> that is a great point, andy. >> thank you, greg. >> greg: anything else? >> hey, greg, usa, greg, usa. >> greg: love the three letters. there are three of them, right? >> i'm here with fox news correspondent courtney friel. she is so cute the snuggles barytas her as a fabric softener. mary walter. she fills air waves like i fill shallow graves. bill schulz in haiti. he is a transvest. and sitting right next to me is form arkansas governor mike huckabee. he hosts "huckabee." he is also the author of do the right thing. he knows razorbacks like i know fan any packs. and you love to hate him and hate to love him. >> i had something witty to say but courtney friel,. >> greg: there you go, all right. the expected dvd of memories and instead got a lesson in the birds and bees. a california teacher accidentally put home made pornography that was to be filled with school time memories and distributed to her class. it shows stories and clapping and suddenly cuts to sex. one father said it goes from my son straight to her

. >>> it was another positive day on the market and bad news for lockheed martin. chrisjoins us live from new york with the business beat. where do things stand today on the mark sunset. >> premarket trading, we are down a little bit. done a little bit in europe as well. we have abeen up seven straight days in the market in general. yesterday, up about 68 points on the dow. ever did i as we stay above the 950 number, it is bullish from a technical standpoint. we want to keep that in mind. >> let's talk about what happened yesterday on capitol hill. ben bernanke was speaking. a response to what he had to say was what? >> he was at the house yesterday. he will be at the senate again today pretty much giving the same semiannual speech he always gives on the state of the economy. a little bit more rhetoric this time around about the potential for the fed to be more heavily involved in regulation. he said he cannot want that. that was not his intention certainly. also talked about inflation to a berate -- also talked about inflation a great deal. the goal of the fed is to giv

chris, thank you very much forgiving us an update. e'll continue to monitor this and we'll come back to you when we have it. >> wisdom martin on the scene. let us know and we'll come back to you. >>> unconstitutional -- the u.s. supreme court ruled back to check points. they were put in place after an unusual spike in violence. only residents were allowed through. paul wagner following this developing story live from the news room, paul. >> brian the check point was backed by the mayor and cathy lanier to stop gang violence, stopping anybody that didn't belong there. some complained, calling it an infringement on their rights. today a three-judgable -- panel agreed. >> reporter: the check point was to only stop cars but pedestrians were free to come and go. the theory was that gang members could not drive through the northeast neighborhood, unleashing gunfire. it works. violence fell. but that didn't stop the partnership for civil justice filing a lawsuit claiming the streets should be open to all. a leader for the group released a statement reading in part, this decision constitutes a major victory for people in the district of columbi

from oklahoma highway patrolman captain chris west, writing this, kind of going along with what manny's saying there, that the trooper, his name's daniel martin failed to recognize that it would have been more reasonable and appropriate to immediately allow the ambulance to continue to the hospital once he understood there was a patient on board that ambulance. and manny, back to you. that's something when we first did the story we all agreed on. it's like, all right, get to the hospital, get this lady some care, and then have it out. it was just -- your heart broke for that family who's watching this unfold while their -- i believe it was a son and his mom in the back of that ambulance. so that basically is where the five-day suspension comes in, his lack of restrabt and really foresight of what was first priority here? >> also his confrontation with the ambulance driver. that's the part where the paramedic joins into the discussion. the ambulance driver, the ohp said that the trooper's demeanor and language was offensive and unprofessional. so that was one of the aspects of that too. dealing with the ambulance driver. that was paul franks.

you see it with ruusual rer and chris brown and justin timberlake and it's coming out with the newer, emerging artists coming out. >> roland martinu see these pictures. anytime you see a funeral procession it does make you stop and catch your breath, just how somber the moment is. the hearse which has the casket, the body of michael jackson, covered in really beautiful flowers is making its way to the staples center. >> it is a somber, but i also think back to the tradition in the black church where funerals is also called home-going services. where they're seen more as celebrations. donna brazile knows about this coming from new orleans. in terms of how people think about it. but you'll see it. when you think back to james brown's funeral, people performing and laughing and singing and the thinking is that michael jackson is in a better place. he's in a place where there's no more pain, there's no more sorrow, there's no more heartache. that's sort of the thinking there. i think you will see people stalking more about it being a celebration. that was the sense in the "essence" music festival, lionel richie and others paying trib