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we're leave from studio e. nice to see you today. >> nice to see you as well. >>> three breaking stories. this first one is stunning. it's a fox news alert. breaking this morning reports are out that the pilot flying the doomed germanwings plane apparently was locked out of the cockpit moments before it slammed into that mountain killing everybody on board. >> this could be a game changer. the question remains was this an accident or intentional? >> the information we received on the ground, amy kellogg is live from the french alps with the latest. you talk about an investigation that is unfolding and changing, this is it. >> brian steven, anna we have such inconclusive reports last night. this information was leaked to a reporter. one pilot apparently locked out of the cockpit. what we have learned here in europe, there is no law that dictates that a person must sit in for the co-pilot or pilot if one leaves the cockpit. procedure wasn't broken there. we don't know is what happened after that co-pilot or pilot left

. >> we got a nice e-mail from stephanie. >> she wrote from michigan i moved here two weeks ago.ike and alice in the morning she discovered i can watch you live online. i'm so happy. love you guys. >> brian, lots of folks may not realize that they can take us anywhere now right? >> that's right, jeff. we have our brand new mobile app you can watch us on your phone or tablet any time and there's always myfoxphilly.com where you can go to the watch newscast live at the top of the page. open it right up and you'll get our life web cast. we have a lot of transplants from south jersey and philly in the florida area especially. and probably watching right now. >> okay. and finally we've got some technical issues. so for that we'll come in here and press our news operations manager eric smith. hey, eric. >> jeff, you're scaring me. >> i don't have that impact on people, eric. >> you salute vol that impact on people, jeff. >> okay. maybe here's why. you know that little bug in the lower left of the screen. that's where we put the time and temperature. well lately we've been really screwi

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and an e news correspondent. nice to have you with us this morning. >> nice to see you.aster sunday but this has been the faith franchise has been popular for a long time. it dates back for quite a long time. why do you think they're popular and ultimately so moving. >> i think it's a combination of things these stories do so well at the box offices and they notice and they we need more of that and also with ugliness around the world, stories are looking for stories that give them hope and help them get through another day and that's why these are so successful. they're giving people stories that they want and need. >> we've broken these down into three categories. we have the epic the comedies and family films. we'll start with the epic. >> my pick is definitely the ten commandments. this is one of the best movies ever made. at the time it was the most expensive movie ever made and at the time it made the most movie ever. $123 million at the box office. it's a fantastic movie. >> then i want to do -- >> now we'll move on. we're moving on now to the comedies. >> that's w

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and alicia e news correspondent. nice to have you all with us.series we have been talking about it. there's a new one coming to nbc easter sunday. this has been the faith franchise has been popular a long time dates back a long time. why do you think faith based films are so popular and moving? >> it is a combination of things the stories do well at the box office and tv ratings that hollywood notice they're like we need to do more of that. with so much ugliness around the world, people are looking for stories that are comforting make them feel good give them hope help them get through another day. that's why these movies and tv shows are successful giving people stories they want and need. >> we broke these films into three categories we have epics, comedies family films. start with the especiallypicsepics. >> my favorite ten commandments one of the best movies made. at the time it was the most expensive movie made. at the time made the most money ever 123 million at the box office stars charleston hesse ton as moses. >> so now we move on to the

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and then to come back nicely but this is where the p-e ratios have been.the year nowhere near that i have the information from us in the capital. help us put it all together. is it like a nuclear bomb going off on the stock market? >> i would say of boxer is really held by the plunge said it expects. to people don't expect the fed to raise rates they are in trouble. we looked at 1994, with increases seven the yet the s&p fell less than 9% and it was off for the we did not see it coming we were taken by surprise in this time we're not. it depends on an agenda yellen in the smooth ruffled feathers. charles: no doubt the gains will weigh in to say it is right around the corner but with the suggested is in the next six months? >> take a step back. these are very different environments before 94. the fed did not tell us they raise rates looking at the open market after the meeting is over for the bernanke said have a press conference and start talking. this is not apples to apples but yellen has a long runway. presented go down 55% it is a very different reacti

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right, it's a two-pronged bull story where e-commerce is going very nicely.ay season and that's important in the business, of course. and as i mentioned before tracking well on the profit improvement plan. this story's very much on pace. >> scott, are people done graduating down trying to get cheaper shipping rates than they were? >> internationally looking at the numbers there, international priority was not as strong as we had hoped. international economy was still. looking internationally, that's still something moving around a bit. i would say overall trend is favorable. yes, overall people want to trade down and do the lower price and a bit of the slower delivery but that's very much in control on the financials and operations at fedex right now. >> are you surprised to hear them say that oil could be a headwind in their fiscal fourth quarter? that would imply that we're at some levels here where energy might find a bottom. >> yeah, that was an interesting commentary. they wouldn't quantify but said it was very significant, the benefit in the third quart

one leading many to believe i was hidinge inging scandalous or incriminating e-mails and to those people i'd like to say nicestle. this is not how hillary clinton goes down. to prove i've done nothing wrong, i ordered the state department to release every e-mail i ever sent while in office, so go ahead, read them. you won't find jack rodham squat. e-mails to bill all you dig up is a little of mature romance. look at this sexy e-mail i sent him on our anniversary. dear, sir or madam congratulations on your continued marital success. i'd like to schedule a sit down at your earliest convenience with with regards, the office of hillary clinton. i'm not stopping at e-mail. check my netflix. nothing to hide. want to see my private instagraming the? sure there's nothing but fun, innocent carefree pictures. having a blast here on a roller coaster. here's me soaking up some sun. just a fun beach babe contemplating what the first 10000 moves as president would be, if i run. who knows. i am. [ laughter ] >> that was a steamy e-mail between her and the former president. >> over to rick standing by. >> i like the anniver

nice image from the rooftop and h.d. cameras. cardinal ridge elementary school in centreville, beautiful e. and like everybody else, we saw bans of clouds come in with the cold front and then the clouds moved off to the east as the front cleared the area and a beautiful evening. temperatures are falling. we've dropped in many areas 15 20 degrees during the day. but lots of sunshine still until the sun goes down at 7:17 it will be clear. still breezy and turns somewhat colder. officially 71 today at reagan national the high. average is 56 degrees. we're on our way down right now. 13 degree drop since midday. 52 in gaithersburg and already in the 40's. the higher elevations in the mountains. it will be the process through the night of the gusty winds bringing in the colder air. winds gusting within the hour at 36 miles an hour at reagan national. 31-mile-per-hour gusts at b.w.i. thurgood marshall and gusty winds will d bit. it will remain rather breezy throughout the overnight hours. forecasting morning temperatures between 25 and 34 degrees and put on top of that bit of a breeze. 10 to 15 mi

e-mails. alison: let's switch gears and turn to a nice topic right now, the weather. great day to be outside. kimberly: enjoy this warmup while it lasts. chief meteorologist doug hill has details on the cooldown. doug: we hit our high temperatures for the day several hours ago. from here on out, down the temperature will go. it's beautiful out, though. nice breeze and still comfortable. take a live look from one of our many h.d. weather bug cameras. this at the bell haven country club down the river in alexandria. look at that you -- a few high clouds. gaithersburg down to 57. 55 in martinsburg and winchester. hanging on to 71 degrees right now in gaithersburg. 31-mile-per-hour gust recently reported at reagan national airport. through the evening, temperatures will fall. skies will be clear. we'll drop into the 40's the 30's, maybe even some upper 20's by morning. the range 25 to 34 degrees. and with the northwesterly wind 10 to 15 that will drive wind chills even lower. make sure you plan ahead. tomorrow morning is going to feel completely different weatherwise than

nice and green. back in ten minutes. >> thank you. >>> hillary clinton trending on twitter overnight about her e-mail use. what we're learning about how she may have violated federal rules. >>> a search warrant reveals details about online conversations between a top state department employee and somebody he thought was a 14-year-old girl. why police >>> fifteen before the hour now. the battle over nutrition and school lunches is heating up again. nearly a thousand nutritionists will lobby on capitol hill today. tracie potts joins us from capitol hill with more on this. >> good morning. they want more money and more options. the usda said schools have to spend $1.2 billion more this year to meet the new standards and a lot of those schools, according to the school nutrition association, are either losing money more than half of them or about a fifth just breaking even. they're here to ask congress for 35 cents per meal more to help cover that shortfall. they're also asking for more flexibility on things like salt. they don't want to see the levels reduced anymore because many schools say they're having a

nice and flirty next time you are audited. does this surprise you at all? >> well, it seems their security was worse than hillary clinton's e. this is incredible that -- a mom-and-pop business that had nothing worth stealing would not let a former employee log. in and the irs has got this data worth a fortune on the black market. you can sell it to identity thieves, business rivals, political enemies, and they're just letting people log. in a disgruntled fired employee can log in and sell the data. kennedy: some of the most sensitive data out there. what rivals it is what's on the healthcare.gov website. >> i've written about this before, the irs and the odd place it occupies within our debate. when the patriot act was passed we had over and over again, the government would be spying on book records. i don't want that to happen either for what it's worth. that seems never to have happened in the last 12, 13 years, and yet every year you are obliged to send all of the personal information to the patriot act. and the people who object to the patriot act don't object to that. when you add to the fact that can be easily comprom

e-commerce in china. clearly, it would be nice to see them put up a couple of nice numbers the next time they report earningsthere is also a lot of noise on the stock on the regulatory front that will always be there. taiwan has said maybe you need to get out of taiwan because of some of your corporate actions. a small news item but definitely an issue for the stock. you also have the issue of or some of their merchants paying people to process customers to drive traffic and sales? it goes back -- when you think about e-commerce in china, there are a lot of day today risk operations in terms of fraud. alibaba is all over him but it is a tough act to deal with day-to-day. lots of noise around the name and it is not helping. stephanie: when the deal was coming, we had so many conversations we never talked about the fraud issues in china. everyone had alibaba fever. erik: lots of people did. let's not forget, they bought in. anyone who bought in, bought at $60, now at $82. so they still make money. stephanie: and they have already sold. erik: many have. >> over 300 million shares could be coming onto the market

explanation of why she used that e-mail that personal e-mail exclusively, and why it took until now to release them when they think that they have a nice jux position between that and the fact that he on his own released hundreds of thousands of e-mails to the public just a couple weeks ago. so certainly democrats are trying to say, a-ha you see, jeb bush has a private server. jeb bush e-mailed on private e-mails. it's not only democrats, it's not only hillary clinton. but they're arguing it's actually a case study in how different kinds of politicians handle this issue in a very different way. >> we're looking at live pictures from the microphone over there. that's where hillary clinton will be walking over momentarily, we're told making a statement, then answering reporters' questions. we don't know if it will be one or two or three questions or a whole bunch of questions. we'll of course have live coverage the first time she's going to go in depth and discuss the whole e-mail controversy that has erupted over the past several days. dana stand by. margaret hoover is one of our cnn political commentators. margaret do the republicans w

nice car. but they cut off your e-mail, no one meets with you, you cannot meet with the leadership. for three months you are locked out of information but the tv one comes in, tell me about the strategic direction? if you want to keep your job you keep your mouth shut. imagine being locked out for 150 years. under 50 years roland, we never got the minimum -- 150 years, roland, we never got a minimum. there was a system set up against us. slavery was about money. jim crow was about money. the civil war was about money. at the end of the day it is all about money stop underneath politics is money. we were denied the minimum. what i want to do is deliver the minimum. john: that's what a lot of our conversation was earlier today about the hope center, having access to a financial counselor be able to understand how you can access a small business administration loan or a mortgage, financial coaching. roland: daily for one second, bernie cecily -- can i hold it for one second, bernie's has to leave -- bernice has to leave. final comment. bernice: i am going to say ditto to everything. ro

it would be nice to know is that private e-mail was secure. i talked to a lot of members of congress and sometimes converse with members of congress on private you know. here is the thing, first of all there is no rules for them. a lot of times when you discuss politics, you cannot use government resources to do with her politics, so they have to go outside of any government e-mail chains. when i have having conversations with members of congress it is not about classified material. i am not talking about national security. i'm usually talking about whether some member of congress is going to get a bill through in the policy or a leadership plan to run the house at -- house or senate. hillary clinton most likely talking about much of the time and had to do with u.s. diplomatic strategy, national security strategy, and may have included information that was actually classified. whether it was her or any other secretary of state in the situation, i think the question is, how did you deal with that? if she can assure the public that she never put

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nice. it's there particularly for these reasons, for unpopular opinions. >> reporter: and the e-mail was written over a year ago, but it just came to the attention of university officials. in college park, megan mcgrath, news 4. >>> and rain falling there in college park is quickly pulling off to the north and east on the storm team 4 radar. seeing a few lingering light showers in northern montgomery county, southern part of the county northern prince george, temporarily pulling away. timing on another round of rain coming our way. not until later today. much later. after sunset. a line of showers and thundershowers moving just east of the shenandoah valley toward frederick toward 6:00 p.m. by 8:00 p.m., a line of showers and thundershowers stretches across northern virginia into the district and the metro area moving east of the metro area after 8:00 p.m. and lingering light showers between 10:00 and 11:00. after that temperatures drop as we get into friday. a look at the weekend coming up next. >>> well, it's all aboard the carnival "pride" returns to baltimore. you can sail year-round from ba

i thought that was from the shipyard and ba e has done a good job of putting together the master plan. he is the housing across the shipyard and done a nice way to blend the shipyard. to answer your question, i assume commissioner brandon knows and i don't know if she's been briefed on that and she got the commission package. >> i think she left town before the package came out. i don't know that she's been briefed on this specifically. >> along those lines, what will be done instead of the on going monitoring with the beautification, is there a language in the lease that will allow us to ensure that it is being followed and update is needed and kept up? >> a great question. ricky and i talked about that today. >> yeah, the concept drawing that you see in front of you. bae is vetted to get an improved on construction that is on going or completed. that is what the public will see when they come to the tranquil park and to the shipyard. that plan will be moving forward in that and hopefully within the 2 years when it is under way. >> we have some capability for that? >> and sea wag. if i may, there is a lot of issues and follow up on this

e-mail use. >>> we have an interesting day shaping up. temperatures are warming nicely. we're still in the 50s. now that the sun is out widespread, we're looking good to hit the upper 70s. then everything changes. we have rain on the way. widespread shower activity in less than 72 hours. your full forecast when nbc bay area news at 11:00 comes right back. don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. go bold with flavors that kick. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle. >>> and welcome back. we celebrate this international day of women. dow industrials up better than 150 points. the dow had fallen more than 200 points on friday capping its second worst week of the year. that came as traders were worried that interest rates would rise sooner rather than later. remember friday we learned the american economy added 295,000 jobs, way more than we expected. that's more than 3 million jobs in just the past year. the unemployment rate dropped to 5.5%. that's a full percentage below what the fed w

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thoughe highest i've seen 68 degrees here. 65 great weather at 7:00 and nice as we move on through the rest of thni tonight. tomorrow is eay of transition. we'll e the numbers come down tomorrow. annapolis, 51 the highest for them today. 53 in huntingtown and a warm 73 towards warrenton. culpeper at 82 earlier. warm to the south, cooler to the east. toward hager martinsburg some shower activity, very light shower activity. this is actually part of a warm front that will move through overnight. torr comes the cold front. we'll see mostly cloudy skies, becoming rather windy and much cooler late. temperature60 to 71 degrees. that's a big range. today's range was over 30 degrees. tomorrow's ran will be quite similar but i'm thinking maybe a 10- to 15 degree difference from hagerstown a temperatures to the south. look at the numbers around 7:00 a.m. 53 hagerstown 53 fredericksburg not bad. 11:00 59 hagerstown, 68 in fredericksbg. andook wt happens. temperaturell during the day. by 5:00 d.c. now sitting at 59 after a high of 68. so temperatures will fall tomorrow and they will stay down. 50 on wednesday, 49 on thursday with so

yes, the p/e has expanded, but i think the earnings are going to continue to grow nicely and i thinkhe stock is going to perform very, very well. >> will, it's joe. obviously when you look at facebook, you're not looking in terms of making the exit decision at the price itself because clearly facebook is trading to the highest level it ever has. what exactly is it that motivates you to pear back the position or maybe move from facebook to a different type of stock and when you look at facebook right now, understanding everything you just defined is this a stock that you see well north of $100? >> yeah, joe. listen, i've been managing contra fund for almost 25s years, added over 300 basis points a year over the s&p 500, so i've seen a lot and what i've learned is that stocks follow earnings per share and i think a contrarian call is to say f a stock has doubled or tripled you haven't missed it. bill gates didn't sell after microsoft's first double. michael dell didn't sell after their first double. facebook has doubled but the outlook arguably is even better. you now have a card turne

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nice. it's there particularly for these reasons, for these unpopular opinions. >> reporter: and the e-mail was written over a year ago, but it just came to the attention of university officials. in college park megan mcgrath news4. >>> i leave here with sadness and humility. for those whom i've let down,ly work tirelessly to make it up to you. >> illinois congressman aaron shock delivering his farewell address on the house floor today. shock's resigning from congress under intense scrutiny of his spending habits which first came to light when "the washington post" reported he redecorated his office to resemble the set of "downton abbey's" show. >>> well, the sun came out just like you said. >> warmest day of the year. we hit 75 degrees this hour. >> but now what? >> but -- >> whiplash. >> the temperatures are really going to start dropping fast, into the 50s behind this front i think as soon as it moves through and by 11:00 p.m. we'll track it out for you, show you where the showers and storms are right now. evening planner forecast 70 degrees, showers and storms by 7:00 moving right throu

e-mails on friday alone there was eight seals. unfortunately because is populated can they don't get much rest. mindy back to full health. >> given her size i think that shark snack. >> that's not nicey is this happening. what do we expect? is this because of the season? bill: they were making fun of me. i named the seal shark snack. thank you. can you go up and pet the seal? >> do not let these guys. pretty agitated. some clause as well. >> not as cute as you thought. >> just a different place in the off-season. >> completely out of control of the local municipal officials. >> it turns into a dumping ground for ocean county homeless in the off-season. >> are weird business that we wish that we were not engaged in. pretty much sums up the position. >> seaside heights motel thrives in the summer but struggles in the off-season. more than two dozen stay afloat by taking and in county special needs in section eight clients. the homeless folks. everywhere. i have not had it. right now. >> can i come in? >> yes. >> it's okay. i don't judge. >> reporter: been in her hotel room for seven months. can you imagine? not happy with the condition, but at a loss for alternatives. >> credit checks

it would be nice to know is that private e-mail was secure.alked to a lot of members of congress and sometimes converse with members of congress on private you know. here is the thing, first of all there is no rules for them. a lot of times when you discuss politics, you cannot use government resources to do with her politics, so they have to go outside of any government e-mail chains. when i have having conversations with members of congress it is not about classified material. i am not talking about national security. i'm usually talking about whether some member of congress is going to get a bill through in the policy or a leadership plan to run the house at -- house or senate. hillary clinton most likely talking about much of the time and had to do with u.s. diplomatic strategy, national security strategy, and may have included information that was actually classified. whether it was her or any other secretary of state in the situation, i think the question is, how did you deal with that? if she can assure the public that she never put ame

nice to talk to you, sir, thank you very much. >>> today secretary clinton said this about using one device for e-mails. >> when i got to work as secretary of state i opted for convenience to use my personal e-mail account, which was allowed by the state department because i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead of two. >> this is what hillary clinton said two weeks ago. >> i want to ask the big question. >> okay. >> iphone or android? >> iphone. in full disclosure and a blackberry. >> and joining us our panel political director rick cline. rick, from that exchange, that could have been last week that she had an iphone and a blackberry. i don't know whether that is definitive. >> i think she needs an i.t. kid to help her life here. this is the part that brings a little bit false and we'll figure out how it works in the testimony. as she's entering this high power job with all the rules and regulations she opts for the simple choice, the convenient choice. then when she goes into the less high pressure private sector she wants to get more complicated with the second d

and they want to know -- senator: not e-mailing has probably saved me from saying a bunch of dumb things. >> very nice meeting you. senator: thank you very, very much. great. [indistinct chatter] senator: thank you all. any questions? is the thunder's conference i guess? >> what you think of the timing of the menendez charges teco -- charges? senator: all i can say it was -- is was that it was leaked, not officially charged in -- charged. >> we know it is all going to be about hillary clinton. and i think we already know what we are going to be talking about if it is hillary clinton. god help us, we are going to be talking about lives lost in benghazi. we are going to be talking about replacing obamacare. with what? hillarycare? we are going to be talking about e-mails, talking about people sitting in the basement and deleting attention declassified e-mails off of their home service. so the question is, what are we going to talk about? is our candidate is going to be, he or she? we will be talking about strong, republican principles. we'll be talking about who out of our list of candidates talking abo

kennedynation and facebook kennedy fbn and e-mail me day or night when negativity strikes it's kennedy@foxbusiness.com. let us cruise into the night together. good nice to you. this. ♪ lou: good evening everybody. i'm lou dobbs. a german jetliner crashed in a remote section of the french alps today. all those aboard presumed dead of the germanwings a a320. it fell from its cruising altitude of 38,000 feet descending for a full eight minutes. no distress call from the pilot during that entire period. we'll have the full report on the many questions raised by the crash here tonight including the possibility of a terrorist attack. also tonight it turns out that president obama's relationship with israeli prime minister netanyahu could hardly worsen. according to the wall street journal israel spied on us nuclear talks with iran. the white house as you would expect is not pleased. but how did the white house learn that israel was spying? republican strategist karl rove joining us tonight to talk about the president's latest clash with our key ally in the middle east and the entry of the first presidential candidate seeking his party's nomination for 2016

e ononlyly a as s didirerectcteded.. >>> i want you guys to pay close attention to the man in the hoodie. that is chris and he's about to do something very, very nice>> about to surprise his mom. >> he said he's about to surprise his mom because he's been in south korea. he's in the military and it's a classic example how no matter how old you are, you are still her baby. there's mom sitting at a bar table. doesn't know who's coming up behind her. her excitement instead of diminishing continues to build, because mom is so excited that she starts to hyper ventilate. >> i can't breathe. >> oh, my god. >> she really can't breathe. >> here he shows how his military training really is pretty effective. he knows how to assess the situation and what's called for here. >> sit down and relax. >> not the only homecoming i have to show you. this is mary's surprise irish homecoming. she has been in australia for a year so she told her parents you know i'm not coming home i'm going to spend another year in new zealand. not true. she's come home and she's going to surprise her parents. dad's up first and i have to say, dad proves he's the strong and silent type.

tomorrow promises to be nice, if not better, the temperatures in the 40s and we're in the 50s later next week. i'll tell eshow you that when i step back inside. >> president obama and the first lady are among the thousands to gather in selma bam bam. alabama, 50 approximate years ago today -- 50 years ago today police beat frielts activists. >> reporter: #r a years 50 years ago today brave men and women walked toward the bridge they were attacked with tear gas and beaten with clubs what has become known as bloody sunday sparked outrage. it was memorialized in film selma. >> how many judges in alabama. >> 67. >> name them. >> reporter: today president obama will join tens of thousand here to remember their courage and bravery. >> selma is now about the courage of ordinarily people doing extraordinary things because they believe they can change the county they can shape our nation's destiny. >> reporter: racial tensions have been laid bare in the recent killings of black men by white police officers. many say the right they sought to secure are in jeopardy after the supreme court struck down part of the vot

nice pool party. a tiny little baby pool way out there on the green. can jamie get the ball in the pool? >> yeah! >> even bounced straight in. >> "right this minute" via eki. welcome to the show! >> thank you, guys. >> how did you get hooked up with these guys? >> calloway's idea. they're the ones that set it up. i've been afan now. they came up with the idea of some of the shots. i literally showed up they threw this stuff at me. it wasn't your typical 18 holes round of golf. >> behind the scenes. >> hardest one first one with the basketball. that sign was probably nine feet and at 100 yards it looked like it was 3 inches wide. that took a little bit of time. the one off the aircraft carrier that was in their hands. he didn't catch the ball in the net that was probably going to hit him in the stenrnum. moving at 210 miles an hour. the kiddie pool took 11 tries. >> what are you bad at? >> putting. that's why i make my living hitting it far, not making four-foot putts. >> how far can you hit a ball. >> weather dependent. i hit 418 yards. also hit it 460 yards and not advanced. >> people can hire you to come and show them how to do this right? >> absolute