took his mom and his sister and confined beau and hunter, then still toddlers to hospital beds at christmastime. but beau was a biden and he learned early the biden family rule. if you have to ask for help it's too late. it meant you were never alone. you don't even have to ask because someone is always there for you when you need them. and so after the accident aunt valarie rushed in to care for the boys and to help raise them joe continued public service, but shunned the parlor games at washington choosing instead the daily commute home maintained for decades that would let him meet his most cherished duty to see his kids off to school to kiss them at night, to let them know that the world was stable and that there was firm ground under their feet. as joe himself confessed to me, he did not just do this because the kids needed him. he did it because he needed those kids. and somehow beau sensed that. how understandably and deeply hurt his family and his father was. and so rather than use his childhood trauma as justification for a life of self-pity or self-centeredness, that very young boy ma

took his mom and his sister and confined beau and hunter then still toddlers to hospital beds at christmastime. but beau was a biden and he learned early the biden family rule if you have to ask for help it's too late. it meant you were never alone. you don't even have to ask because someone is always there for you when you need them. and so after the accident, valerie rushed in to care for the boys and help raise them joe continued public service, but shunned the parlor games of washington choosing instead the daily commute home maintained for decades, that would let him meet his most cherished duty to see his kids off to school to kiss them at night, to let them know that the world was stable and that there was firm ground under their feet. as joe himself confessed to me he did not just do this because the kids needed him. he did it because he needed those kids. and somehow beau sensed that. how understandably and deeply hurt his family and his father was. and so rather than use his childhood tram ma as justification for a life of self-pity or self-centeredness, that very young boy made a ve

she is reportedly due sometime around christmastime. >> this friday, we want you to come down the shoreue and i will be doing the show, live from margate new jersey. now as we can progresses, we will give you exact locations of all of the places we will be. >> we will give you a heads up now to ask your boss for a vacation day to hang out with us because we will be on the beach in front of the lucy the elephant. >> okay. >> from 7:00 to 10:00. >> that is our central location but we will be expanding throughout margate. >>> broadcasting the entire show live, near the san so bring your swimsuit and beach chairs and just come out and hang with us. >> we will have a beach party. >> lets do it friday, this friday. >> 6:51. taking a break. new jersey's supreme court has spoken but teachers and school employees still fear for their futures. because rather than solving the pension crisis the court says politicians can continue to ignore it. that's just wrong. teachers and school employees have paid billions into their pensions. but the state has failed. the legislature can fix what governor chr

>> reporter: iain, you know this is christmastime for sam hinkie.e likes to trade give away picks, pick up assets. but for sixers fans, they're really nervous i know i am because this should be the last draft where you pick a cornerstone and go ahead and actually do something in the future. you pick two centers in the last two drafts. now it's time to pick a guard and the best guard in the draft is deangelo russell out of ohio state. the problem is everyone else knows it, too. lakers at the number two spot also look like they'll pick russell. if he's gone, what do you do? you probably pick the best player in the draft and that is jalill okafor at that point. guy out of duke won a championship considered the best player all year in college real really but we have two centers dodge we really need another one? so sam hinkie what do you do? it doesn't matter. okafor feels regardless of wherever he goes he can contribute lots. >> your myself the number one pick. i'm a winner. i'm willing to get better. i'm a hard worker. i won't have any problems on the

. >> it's like christmastime in a crazy psychedelic way.und the dark we literally bumped into these two. >> what's so beautiful is the darkness and then the brightness. it's almost like the forest is breathing. >> reporter: you might have guessed these aren't your garden-variety fireflies. this species gathers in swarms and flashes all at once. >> we have them back home at kentucky but they don't have their act together. >> reporter: synchronous fireflies they're called, or these bug-eyed fans call them -- to figure out this strange phenomenon we turn to ranger becky nichols. >> all start at the same time and flash somewhat randomly and then they'll all go off at the same time. so it will be completely dark. and then they'll all start again. >> reporter: nowhere in the western hemisphere is their a bigger population of synchronous population of fireflies than right here at this campground. why here? >> we think it's primarily because it's just prime habitat for them. this is where the fireflies are in and the third door down and where most

took his mom and his sister and confined beau and hunter then still toddlers, to hospital beds at christmastime. but beau was a biden, and he learned early the biden family rule. if you have to ask for help it's too late. it meant you were never alone, you don't even have to ask because someone is always there for you when you need them. and so after the accident aunt valerie rushed in to care for the boys and remained to help raise them. joe continued public service, but shunned the parlor games of washington choosing instead the daily commute home maintained for decades that would let him meet his most cherished duty to see his kids off to school to kiss them at night, to let them know that the world was stable and that there was firm ground under their feet. as joe himself confessed to me he did not just do this because the kids needed him, he did it because he needed those kids. and somehow beau sensed that. how understandably and deeply hurt his family and his father was. and so rather than use his childhood trauma as justification for a life of self-pity or self-centeredness, that very yo

like you say if they go, so go the rest of the markets, transports last time hit a high around christmastimeast year, what are you seeing happening for the markets? >> well, neil, any time the cost goes up for individual companies, that hurts earnings. that's obviously a negative for the market. many folks in the industry say because of the government subsidies and government guaranty loans, it will not hurt the market. you got to believe solyndra worked. you got to believe tesla is profitable without government agencies. none of those things came to pass. the simple fact is it's going to cost more for the businesses, earnings go down, hurts the market. neil: ty, put you down as a maybe on the epa and overreach here. thank you, my friend. >> thank you. neil: the trade deal that's going to be working its way to the senate. remember they rejiggered this thing. i don't want to get lost in the weeding or bore you, too much on this. suffice to say both sides are crossing fingers and hopeful they can get a trade deal done before the july 4th recess and an embarrassed president won't be quite as em

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no matter how much your grind and pressure is have of having christmastime children to come down herend see houses decorate is always a great time. >> lets get real john we're best friend now. >> sure. >> sometimes these bed and breakfast owners are kind of stuffy, and i worry about bringing my children to a place like this. do you like children here or do you like it more for grown ups. >> children are left best with grand mom. >> yes. >> if mom and dad need a vacation too. >> mom and dad need a vacation. >> brody fredrick if you happen ton watching on tr thinks what i want for mothers day. karen, seriously, we need to have a good time too. >> girls wine, is it haunted there. >> haunted. >> a lot of these places have ghosts. >> what is this. >> but are these real herbs, real herbs. >> 7:52. we talk burr are you going to die in the next five years, or toy bring this up on a friday but i found this new test that claims that you can determine if you want to if you are going to be dead in the next five years. >> doctor mike will come in. we will have him break this down and tell him if t

takeaway here is if you buy a lot online particularly big heavy items you could be paying more come christmastimedo away with discounts on some oversized packages. that's according to the "wall street journal." the company wouldn't comment directly on that pricing plan but does tell me it's looking to meet customers' needs while ensuring ups is appropriately compensated for the valuable services we provide. appropriate compensation has been the theme this year for both ups and fedex which have raised rates and started pricing bay combo of size and weight for ground packages. ups has also said it's even considering shipping surcharges for the upcoming holiday season. analysts say parcel carriers, particularly ups are looking to get the most out of their shipping networks and boost margins, basically no longer giving away space on their trucks and planes even if that means turning down some business. now this strategy is just starting to play out. it showed up in ups' last earnings with package volumes falling and yields starting to rise and analysts expect comments on pricing initiatives tomorrow

i got to come home during christmastime. i was here for the birth. pretty exciting.ot home. and here's hannah. and there's rachel. and my oldest mark. >> the man of the house while his dad was away. and now can go back to being a 9-year-old. your dad will take it from here. >> that's right. >> thank you so much maya. thanks so much to the whole spadin family. glen, thanks so much for your service. hopefully, you're home for a while. bye, guys. >> thank you. >> happy father's day. >>> 29 minutes after the hour. in the final half hour do you see anything wrong with this photo? gun pointed at ted cruz's face. apparently the associated press did not. how it got out and why the a.p. is backtracking this morning. >>> and are you ready to meet the newest fox news host? ♪ >> taking over red eye, joins us live with his amazing talent next. could it be a musical at 3:00 in the morning? [ female announcer ] hands were made for talking. feet...tiptoeing. better things than the pain stiffness, and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheuma

they launched at christmastime, tried to raise $150,000 and were unsuccessful.ipping in the winter but it didn't matter. people are buying coolers in the summer. and they were at the time the most successful crowd funding campaign ever. they raised about $14 million. >> this isn't really beer. >> is that what you got from this whole thing? no, this is ginger beer. yeah. it's fancy pants ginger ale. that's why we put the rum in there. >> that's what causes the hangover. >> yeah. that's what causes the hangover. it's the ginger. >> thanks for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> if you're in the new york or new jersey area this weekend, you can check out monkey rum's facebook page to find out where he could be. >> or buy it for cheaper in florida. so there. >> get on a plane, go buy it and then bring it back. >>> when we return the stories that have you buzzing this morning. what you think we should be talking about. tweet us. @squawkcnbc. and use #keepsquawking while we keep drinking. we'll be right back. financial noise financial noise financial noise ♪ ♪ ♪

when he went home during christmastime on leave he told arlene and her children, i won't see you again but you may see me. he died almost exactly one year after he graduated from high school. randy lee hansen, randy was born october 23, 1948. he was from south dakota, but he was living in williston when he enlisted. he served in the army's first signal brigade as a field radio repairer. randy died on east sunday. april 6 1969. he was only 20 years old. randy's brothers jim and mike served our country in the navy and his stepbrother arthur also served in the army. randy's brother jim remembered randy like to fish. jim believed randy had some great stories from his time fishing as many fishermen do. while his brothers, stepbrothers and stepsister and mother remain in south dakota, randy attended williston high school where his father was working in williston as a brick layer. in 1966 epulissed in the army before he graduated from high school. the product of a service oriented family, randy felt it was important that he serve his country. fred johnson. fred was born november 3, 1939. he g