. >>> ernie pile died on oak now roy in 1945, gunned down by machine gunfire.erican civilian, but died in the middle of the war covering the front lines as he did throughout world war ii. the time war correspondent ernie pile died, his columns were running in more than 300 newspapers throughout the u.s. ernie pile was a hoosier, born in indiana in 1900. indiana is rightly proud of him. last year indiana university put up this awesome statue of ernie pile, shows him sitting on an ammunition box at a plain wooden table, typing on his typewriter, cup of coffee and stack of papers next to him, life sized statue and set up so you can sit down opposite ernie pile at that table and imagine what it might have been like to know him. it's very cool. one problem, though, typo. in the statue he's got a patch on his sleeve that says u.s. war correspondent but only one "r" in correspondent. ernie pyle was amazing. the statue is also amazing. that typo is not amazing. but today they fixed it. here's before the fix. here's during the fix, and here's after the fix. ta da! two r

hillary is there with b ernie. ok. mark: julie is joining us with an update.ulie: i am looking at technology. i wanted to look at the big movers. twitter is one of them. we heard from dick costolo. it was downgraded to a neutral. they are below where they were from before the ceo departure was announced. we saw them paring their gains on friday after that was announced. the analysts at m km said there is not going to be a positive catalyst and the core issue is still cumbersome user experience. they said they would change their view if they saw meaningful user growth. a three-day losing streak, needham raising the price target to $785 from $600, saying the charter and other providers offering netflix as part of their package should be positive and that international subscribers have up to three times faster profit expectation according to needham. i want to take a look at adobe and shutter stock. shares are down nearly 7% and adobe up one and a third of 1%. take a look at my bloomberg terminal. ernie estimates in red, stock price in white. you want to look at

. >> the late ernie banks said good day to play two. what issing is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. don't miss the lowest prices of the season, with the c4 queen mattress set only $1499.98. know better sleep with sleep number. how many of you watched all six hours and 22 minutes of the nationals double-header today? the end result the nationals are still in first place but now by a full game less by when they started the day. top of the fourth, it's already 4-1 phillies. a two run homer. phillies now leading 4-3. watch what happens in the 6th inning. josÉ lobatÓn homers and the guy in the braves jersey hustles to get the ball. moments ago a national fans asks him for the ball. the nats fan paid him $20 for the home run ball. the nats lose game 28-5. we go to game one. watch the phillies right fielder jeff francoeur. throws it into the corner. off the wall, he can't handle it and then watch this throw. that's a good foot and a half to two feet. 1-1. top of the six, michael taylor down the line. robins

mark: we'll have endless amount of time but we hope ernie sanders take a few questions from us.nk you for joining us on capitol hill. bernie sanders: my pleasure. mark: i want to ask about the decision in favor of a holding the affordable care act. what would you say in response to the decision to chief justice roberts? guest:bernie sanders: i think it was the right decision, consistent with the way we voted in what we intended to vote for in the affordable care act. i would also say that we are the only nation on earth that doesn't guarantee health care. the idea of throwing 6.4 million people off of health insurance would be totally absurd and disruptive. i'm happy with the decision. john: you did a press conference in which you unveil a plan with the estate tax. there's a variety of things involved there including tax breaks for dynasty trust and billionaire surplus tax. i'm curious whether the objective is deficit reduction or income inequality. what is the driving ambition? bernie sanders: we have massive and grotesque levels of income inequality. the top 10th of 1% owns as

we'll have more conversation and more from ernie green. he is part of the little rock nine. he bravely walked into school after the landmark decision of brown versus board of education. we'll have much more coming up at 7:00. >> millions of people are praying for the victims and their families in charleston. you can leave your thoughts and messages for those mourning on our wusa9 facebook page or share your feelings through our mobile app where you can find information on the latest developments with this tragedy. use the #prayforcharleston. >>> a man shot along fifth and n streets showed up at the hospital before midnight. he was 24-year-old bay trick slaw wounded -- patrick shaw wounded in the back. ism later died there. >>> police made an arrest -- he later died there. >>> police made an arrest in the shooting of a teenager earlier this week in the 2800 block of 28th street near naylor road. there was surveillance video showing three machine getting off a metrobus and following the victim. police are not saying much yet about the suspects. >>> prince george's county polic

and ernie clement lines to left. that will score a couple of runs. got-ahead run. maryland's dream of omaha dashed. virginia is off to the college world series with the 5-4 win. >>> french open final. lucy safarova against serena williams who was very sick with the flu. safarova goes up 2-0 in the de decisive third set. serena finds herself, drops the racket and walks away. >>> let's head to the pitch. d.c. united hosting toronto fc. espindola with the corner kick to steven beerbaum. his first goal of the season. toronto fc spoils it late. game tied. minutes to play. sebastian chavinko past andrew rick sta. dykstra. >>> to hockey, tampa hosting chicago. tampa on the power play. garrison cranks up the power shot. into the back of the net. that's your game winner. tampa wins 4-3. series tied at one. congrats to the mystics who won their home opener tonight, 67-62. >> wnba season underway. >> here we go. >> thank you for joining us. that's our news. "saturday night live" is next. >> welcome to "state of the union." i'm candy crowley. tonight -- the nfl in crisis. rece

he will be part of a chorus with ernie sanders and martin o'malley. mark: how well does that harmonize. if they look like they are ganging up on her, they are relentlessly negative, i think he will not the a actor. if he opens up another front on this iraq thing which o'malley and sanders have not been stressing as much, it could play with her head a little bit. this could allow o'malley and sanders or someone else to come in. john: she is perfectly happy co-opting the domestic issues on her left. the standard voters, the o'malley voters. foreign policy is a bigger problem. she wants to maintain her position for the general election. the financial chairman of the democratic committee is organizing a fundraising event for hillary clinton. if you told that to your average american that would sound line. she is not the party's nominee, but that might be what the -- a violation of the rules. i question is whether the democratic party is playing fair and how they are conducting their nominee fight. mark: most of the democratic apparatus, and the -- labor u

if it was up to me, i would have sent seal team 6 after ernie!e worst. >> seth: that sounds like a real bummer. next, we have another nsa agent, clark thompson. now, clark, are you also happy about no longer being able to monitor the phone conversations of everyday americans? >> actually, i'm concerned, seth. >> seth: oh, you're concerned? why's that? >> well, i'm not gonna be able to collect valuable information on certain target americans like kim brown, melissa mcguire, and michael dunn. >> seth: now, are those home-grown terrorists? >> no, they're seniors at union town area high school in rockford, illinois. or in what i call a turbulent love triangle, seth. and i have to admit that while listening to their calls, i've kind of gotten sucked into the drama. >> seth: now -- now i'm sorry, what? >> yeah, you see, last week, i overheard kim call alyssa to talk about how she dry humped michael. but here's the thing. me and the other analysts think that kim was just trying to get alyssa jealous. >> seth: okay, i'm sorry. so, what does your supervis

terps with the 4-2 load but the cavs have the based loaded and ernie clement rips a shot to left. in and would runners come around to score and that is it. virginia stuns maryland 5-4 to advance to the college world series for the second straight year. all right. soccer. d.c. united trying to protect the house against toronto fc. still unbeaten at home before of tonight, though. 83rd minute. tied at 1-1. jozy altidore for sebastian who fires from which our and scores. that would be the game winner. united's 20 match home unbeaten record streak comes to an end unfortunately. women's world cup. canada and china. no score. kristine sinclair a penalty kick for canada and scores and is fired up, of course. host team canada beats china. the final for this one 1-0. serena williams has been battling the flu for several days. didn't practice yesterday but you wouldn't know from her play today. a monster on the court against safarova. isserena won first set. williams wins her 20th grand slam singles title 6-3 6-7-6-2. in hockey, stanley cup finals game two. third period tied at three. garri

one of them, ernie gall gallow, says, it's time to come clean. >> when you apologize you apologize by saying it's a law. you respond with the truth. and our government is just as bad, having gone along with it. >> reporter: that this was simply a tragic mistake. the loudest voices of dissent are those that were there that deserve the truth before they mark another anniversary. allen fisher, at the arlington national cemetery in virginia. >>> computer coding compulsory in schools in our part 1 of cracking the code series, lit literacy for the 21st century. >> it's a saturday morning and school may be finished for week. but this class is still in session and the lesson today is computer-coding. >> coding is like building stuff. different games and designing electronics. >> joshua liang is one of seven students in this computer academy learning apps and computer games from scratch. some are as young as four but all have the same goal to become digital entrepreneurs. >> i made lots of games i always liked to make games. >> it is a very important general subject that all people should lear

ernie said there's a movie "summer lover's, would you write a song. the love was gone", i go - peters says "i like that." and the best stuff comes fast, it always comes fast. we finished the song, it was a number one hit. >> yes. >> but the - the weird thing was we went to the movie, we were so excited to be in the movie. it's the end title. peter gallagher, and darryl hannah, we were at the premier, the start of the seconding. there's a motorcycle in the distance, as he sings ♪ everybody needs a little . >> the motorcycle gets louder and louder. by the time we are at the second, the motorcycle is louder than the song. >> you are dying. >> we are like "what? who in the world thinks the sound of a motorcycle is more important?" we were bummed out. >> great song. >> great song. peter. >> a few. >> yes. >> this one we did for karate kid. [ ♪♪ ] ♪ i am a man who would fight for your honour ♪ i'll play a song i never include when i do a concert. i don't think people know it. i can't sing "and i keep wondering ♪ ♪ whose holding on now ♪ ♪ and i keep wonderi

. >>> returning to the top story, the greek debt crisis ernie banks closed and will stay shut until the referendum. the government is rationing cash. european leaders say greece and its creditors need to find a compromise. if greece rejects the proposals, involving further austerity measures it could mean an exit from the eurozone. for more we are joined with world famous investor jim rogers, from singapore. after the terrible day monday where stocks loft 1.5 trillion the markets in hong kong and japan is up. shanghai is down tuesday, in your part of the world. what do you think will happen in europe and the u.s.? >> this week will be time utilitiuous, stocks will go round. they have been making highs in many markets. it's not like we don't deserve something like this. we are overdue for it. >> you have said that greece somehow default, get it over with and start or. doesn't that threaten the stability of europe. is there a danger of a dom nino effect with other debt-laden countries. . >> what has been going on for the past five years, they threaten it every year and month. you solve th

they moved up to the 15th spot in order to get who ernie grunfeld said was their highest rated playerthe board. the atlanta hawks had the 15th pick and drafted kelly oubre out of kansas. the wiz traded two future second round pictures in 2016 and 2019 to get their guy. oubre provides the wizards with athleticism on the wing and he has some flashy fashion sense. >> i have shoes like that. >> stay away from those. they're spikey. here's where he was asked about the rumors going to d.c. >> whoever gets me gets the jewel. i'm ready to win the championship. whatever team gets me we're winning the championship and i'm ready to put the work in to do. so. >> we talked about this guy earlier. uva's justin anderson was taken 21st overall, late first round pick. anderson left uva after his junior year and is headed to suit up with the mavericks. another guy waiting to harley his name called is former tear -- hear his name called is former terrapin dez wells. he will become an undrafted free agent if he doesn't sneak into the second round. his agent says several teams are already interested. >>>

. >> when ernie sat in the bathtub singing rubber duckie he surely had nothing like this in mind. >>ernie's duckie was a lot smaller than that one floating on the delaware river yesterday, 61 feet tall and weighs 11 tons. >> ♪ you're the one. you make bath time ♪ it was there to draw attention to other more regal watercraft. there's a tall ships festival going on this weekend. rubber duckie you're definitely the one. you make bath time or anytime lots of fun. >> you all actually wrote that? >> you're the one. you like that don't you? >> there are a dozen of those tall ships, by the way that were there next to the rubber duckie. all right. >> coming up reviews are in for a drama starring a military dog and a comedy sequel featured a stuffed teddy bear. >> also ahead, the breathtaking jump from a paraglider to a cable car. it looks like a stunt but it's not. >> first a safety alert and your lawn needs attention. the dangers of lawnmowers and what you can do to stay safe. you're watching "world news now." "world news now" weather. brought it out by the united health care. bility? don

next batter, ernie, oh no, oh no. oh yeah, there goes my hero. two runs score.nia coming back to eliminate maryland. they rush the field and look at the maryland players. boy, shock. that's a tough one. virginia moving on to the college baseball world series. all right, nats, joe ross just called up from aa. smoking joe they should call him. he retired the first nine batters he faced. anthony rizzo off the wall. five innings, three earned runs. bryce harper, he's been lifting. yeah, look at that. his 19th. leads the majors, but just not enough. the cubs kept nibbling. and pedro says nope, strop says nope and nats lose 4-2. o's and indians, buck showalter and the boys this afternoon. manny, this guy rock em, sock em pop em. bye bye. opposite field into the wind, 9th inning. tie game. 6th inning, carlos santana ripping one and jason, this guy is motoring. all the way around the score. cleveland pulls on to win 2-1. >> was that night? >> night ranger. i love that. d.c. united tough at home. and look at this setup on the corner kick. fabian, i just like saying his n

his leave there is not all that surprising. " will be talking about it on all due respect" -- ernie goal has tripled his but he has emerged with drawing huge crowds in iowa, the biggest any candidate in either party has drawn as hillary clinton's primary rival for the democratic nomination and he is shaping up tobe someone with appeal grassroots and a potential problem for hillary clinton as she tries to coast are to the nomination. , thank: mark halperin you very much. be sure to tune in tonight -- "with all due respect" with john heilemann and mark halperin. what does it mean for shale and the american energy industry. is my jam. i'm very excited about this. ♪ alix: is shale production back? from pioneer rat -- from pioneer national resources for $2.5 billion. a lightly refined oil the u.s. actually allows to be exported and frees up some cash, so what will pioneer do with $900 million after taxes? joining us is a man i literally when i have an oil question. what does pioneer get? what is the big take away? guest: what it ends up with his additional capacity. reengage activity specific

. >> reporter: ernie has been an ironworker for 30 years and says there is no doubt that they use power tools to breakthrough the walls. >> first of all it's steel. so you have to have some sort of a tool to cut it. >> reporter: when you look at that picture what tool do you think they used? >> to me it looked like a grinder with a thinner wheel made to cut through steel. >> reporter: go ahead and show us what that would look like and sound like. >> reporter: using this grinder it took him about a minute to cut this straight line through this steel plate. >> but i took my ear plug out to listen, it's really loud. >> extremely loud. >> reporter: "b," it smells. it has a distinct odor. do you think it's something they could get away with under those circumstances? >> someone would have to be trying to ignore them, i guess. the smell gets on your clothes and skin. you have to wash it off. >> reporter: the inmates managed to breakthrough a brick wall two feet thick and cut into a pipe that let outside the prison. is there any way you can buffer the sound of the tools? >> perhaps by laying b

they say the announced that of any nominations will now be held at 11: ernie a.m.11:30 a.m. eastern. the nominees will be announced on july's. of a larceny in the stakes novels, the upcoming 50 shades of grey seat has been stolen. publication date is just a week away. they are investigating the theft of the new book which retail -- details the erotic adventures of the 50 shades trilogy from the billionaire christian grey. those are your top headlines. elon musk as the wait for the tesla s is almost over. he said tesla will start threering the s the end or four months, and for more, i "m joined by "bloomberg west anchor emily chang. do we believe him this time? been pushingave back, pushing back, but they have stuck to the dead, saying it will be released in three or four months time. he also says he is been test driving the suv himself, and he says it would be a better model. interestingly, he said more women are signing up to buy this car, as it appeals to women, whereas the model as audience, the majority of them are all men, and essentially a software update is

former house democratic ernie frank has been appointed to the board of signature bank. new york a $29 billion spent that primarily works of privately owned businesses. the 14-year-old that has been growing rapidly in performing well at a time when other banks charla swell. we'll keep you today on the shooting in charleston, south carolina. a news conference now scheduled to come at a fox business. we'll bring that that to you live. yesterday u.s. stock futures at the bit of a breather this morning and although dow futures up a couple points. sports will be a big weekend. the u.s. open golf tournament gets under way today. masters champ joins peek at another major? take a look. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ sandra: welcome back from everyone. let's say you caught the you caught up in global markets as you head into your day. asia down across the board. nikkei, hang seng, finishing. you're a writer is as well. the cac in france down 1.2%. weak retail sales out of the u.k. weighed on sentiment there. u.s. stock index fut

countries longest running television programs, and i know i actually grew up with big bird and burt and erniegrover, elmo. >> and great to know it is educational, but good to know it has lasting impact on children. >> part of every child's childhood, i think. >> so many. 6:26. coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news" update on developing story, a threat at local school this morning. >> justin? >> and still no sign of escaped inmate in up-state new york, justin finch with the new lead authorities are following this morning. storms in the forecast for today. katie times it all out for you. justin checking on the roads. our other justin. when we do traffic and weather togetherment back in just two minute. good morning. >> heavy rain, not drying out just yet. could see found round of showers, thunderstorms, see them right now on storm scan3 . >> obviously not everyone getting hit by. >> this little bit of different animal today but very same system, that broke yesterday's rain. >> not as severe though? >> exactly, still brink wag we'll find out there today. could see couple every t

ernie pyle joe calway. roupert murdoch's dad in tripoli. you don't have to be a person who wears a helmet to be a hero. the classical definition of a hero is a person that puts him or herself at risk for the benefit of others. my heroes don't wear spandex suits or capes, they wear dog tags and they go to work in harm's way every single day. i seen a lot of that in his war. >> i agree. your heroes are my heroes i've met many of them on the road with you. how many times have you been to iraq and afghanistan? i can't count. >> 57. >> 57 times. so he -- i watched him -- i think what was so painful is i think he recognizes -- i almost got the impression he didn't mean for this to happen. he was embellishing yes, was he telling the truth? no. was it a conscious effort to build himself up. i didn't get that sense for some reason. i got the sense that things got out of hand for him. what do you say to him? you're a guy that does put his life on the line for others and has his whole life. >> here's the difference. instead of inserting himself in an

. >> reporter: ernie has been an ironwork wither nearly 30 years and says there's no doubt that richard matt and david sweat used power tools to break through the walls of their prison cells. >> first of all, it's made of steel. so you have to have some sort of a tool to cut it. >> reporter: when you look at that picture, what do you think they used to cut through the wall. >> cut off wheel, basically a grinder with a thinner wheel on it made to cut through steel. >> reporter: show us what that would look and sound like. using this grinder, it took him a minute to cut this straight line through this steel plate. >> a, i took my ear plug out to listen, it's really loud. >> extremely loud. >> reporter: b, it smells like it has a distinct odor. >> yeah. >> reporter: do you think this is something they could get away with under those circumstances? >> somebody would have to try to ignore them. the smell gets on your clothes and skins. you have to actually wash it off. >> reporter: after cutting holes in their cell walls, authorities say they managed to break through a break wall two feet th

. >> i was listening to ernie grunfeld who said they don't have anyone like this on their team.don't have anyone who can move up and down like that. agree? do you think he's taking the place of someone who's gone? i know what you're going to say. >> [ laughter ] trevor ariza. this is who they miss. he's down in houston now. kelly oubre does many of the same things but his potential is far greater. he just needs to have the work ethic and motor that trevor ariza had. he can stretch the floor. he with run with john ball bradley beal, otto porter. that's a special combination there. >> you may recall oubre is a player that wore those shiny spiky christian loubitan shoes. >> am i the only guy who noticed the haircut more than the shoes? >> he's a flashy guy. he wants you to notice it. let's hope he can do it on the court. >>> coming up in about a half hour we have the story of the hometown boy who made good. marcus thornton like oubre now an nba player. we'll show you where he got his start and his thoughts about being in the association. >> donald trump gets the boot. what he's say

market is not expected to be long lasting says bryn mawr trust chief investment officer ernie. >> what we are seeing now we could see this for another day or so. >> reporter: situation in greece is actually helping strengthen dollar as investors seek stability and potential for global crisis is unlikely. >> those triggers are inside, you know, firewalls inside european central bank to ensure that the flow of fund is smooth, and that any if you will debt, doesn't create any ripple effect. >> i do want a list of the people in the next couple of days. >> reporter: newtown square travel agent ronnie lighton specializes in greek travel. she says client over there right now are not reporting problems. >> there is no limittation on what americans can withdraw from their american bank atm cards. if they had an atm card with a greening bank than the then they are limited to 60euros per day. >> reporter: for anyone traveling to greek she recommend purchasing travelers insurance if you are concerned. reporting live at the sat center, todd quinones, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> good stuff todd

at bill 2007pw, my son dustin and my father ernie and me.ther's day to this stud. your animals love you. how adorable essential you may run into traffic troubles because of this mess on the blue route. we got this tweet. jackknifed tractor-trailer on the southbound blue route between media and macdade boulevard. if you see something happening, tweet us, facebook us, instagram us. just use the #fox 29 news weekend. >> you got to tweet us with some better songs honoring the fathers out there. we can do better than papa was a rolling stone as a tribute song to the dads. so, tweet them to us at fox 29 philly. but them on our facebook page. we'll get back to it. right now let's take a look around the house. >> ♪ >> i'm chris conley with benjamin more around house. norma tweets how hard is it to tweet my kitchen cabinets. it's a lot easier than you think. take all the doors off the walls. and then you can simply lay them down on a flat surface so you can get them ready for painterring. the rest of the cabinets you want to remove the hardware as we

ññówóçañçózwí÷ÑÑwóówñó@Ñ >>> it's not every day sergeant ernie goodno gets a call about a heist quitedescribed as being dressed like a tree. i think i was sipping coffee and i almost spit it out. >> manchester, new hampshire, citizens bank reports a robbery just a few minutes after it opens and it's caught an camera. the suspect is reportedly wearing an unusual disguise. >> all i could picture was like a tree outfit, a foam outfit like you'd see in a christmas play. that's an odd disguise for a bank robbery. i immediately went out with my crew of detectives and we responded to the scene to see what was going on. >> and what other location but the elm street branch would a tree find the most fitting to burglarize? when the police arrive on the scene, witnesses confirm the man in question is indeed of a leafy persuasion. >> basically what he did is he took sticks and branches or anything that had leaves on it and duct taped them on his head, his chest, the trunk or torso area of his body, his arms, his legs and probably 6 to 8 inches apart at different levels. the leaves would hang and

big bird burt and ernie, cookie monster and kermit enchanting millions of kids ever since with a little> from the very first season we've used celebrities. we've done pair december. and that's hoping that the parents will watch along with their preschooler. >> a hurricane could be heading towards sesame street. >> reporter: but it's always been much more than just fun and games. sesame street teaches kids and their families how to face up to all of the facts of life. everything from 9/11 to ferguson. >> you would think that 46 years after sesame street we would not have ferguson or all the things we have now. but it's not true and we still have to make it clear that we are all human and we all share she is amazing things that we should be celebrating. >> a little faster. baby's coming. >> reporter: through it all sesame street's families look a lot like america's families. >> i want to see two dad families two mom families. i do. i want to see all that stuff. people have a lot of problems in this country and can't deal with change. what better agent for change than sesame street. >> thi

hi, ernie. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call.question is -- they really didn't read the affordable care act when they passed it. and here we are, $18 trillion in debt, and now they are doing this tpp and the taa and it is very secretive. they don't want the american public to know what is in it. before they pass it. and then once it is over, it is over. we are toast. if it is so good for the american citizens, why don't they let us decide? let us vote on it and decide what is good for us because our politicians sure don't seem like there are doing it for us now. host: david hawkings, a lot of these calls -- and we have heard it over these weeks of this debate here in washington -- a lot of calls opposed to this. guest: it is very -- this is constructive to me. i didn't realize and i haven't actually seen national polling on this, whether it is -- host: national polling shows that if you ask people whether you think trade is overall good for america, most people say yes. the energy bill, for those who are opposed -- energy level,

dish is about ernie 2 million -- $32 billion.obile's shareholders would end up owning most of the company. mark: when we were talking last year we were talking about her share value. -- per-share value. it has gone up a lot and we are talking $42 or more than that. dish is having to pay more than last year. at the time when it has quite a bit of airwaves capacity. maybe up to about $50 billion or something to look after. it has to do something while everyone else is consolidating. erik: what about charlie ergen? mark: there have been amusing comments about him being the last billion are in the bar at the time that everyone else is hooking up. we had at&t, time warner and so forth. direct tv has got to do something to make -- dish. at the time this happened this would make every bit of sense according to analysts. stephanie: thank you. mark beech. shareholders are excited. erik: we will be back. a bond market selloff underway. ♪ erik: tracy alloway. good morning. tracy: this large on market selloff. stephanie: i'm not familiar wit

ernie -- bernie gets to sell his stake. >> does he want to?> it is difficult to imagine formula one without bernie. the idea is to bring it into the united states. to do that, they would want the transition and he has been doing the deals within. he wants to chaperone or take you through and hand off a little but. it is difficult to imagine bernie not wanting to do formula one. it is a transition between the business that exists now that is successful and the one that is teen to get in on the big market. francine: a british monarch or the queen. she is being posted around the presidential ballots and received a lavish welcome today at the start of the state business. it is the visit to germany. they will make the trip to the concentration camp. you can see principle of and it is still the same map. we will have plenty more up next and we will hear from greece pushing for the country -- the young greeks pushing for the country to stay in the euro. stay with us. ♪ those are adorable cats >> i have thought i had lost the tournament and i thought

ernie's sister jan said that he liked to have fun and had a good sense of humor. he and his dad enjoyed hunting and fishing together as often as they could. ery was killed when the helicopter he was flying on an emergency medical evacuation mission was shot down and crashed. the only survivor of that crash spoke with jan and explained that ernie's calm and collected manner was the reason that survivor was able to live. and that ernie was highly respected by his fellow marines. paul char nets i can. paul was -- paul charnetzki. he served in the military assistance command. paul was 31 years old when he died on february 7, 1968. paul left behind his wife and five sons. one son also named paul said that his father loved his country and the army. he was a professional soldier and he respected and cared for his fellow soldiers. he spent as much time as he could with their sons, settling fights pretending to be tackled in back yard football games. paul was killed when the vietnam unit he was advising was ambushed. he was shot while assisting his unit members into the ev

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the basic demeanor of the people the rules about a woman's hair and how high her skirt had to be a ernied a man's haircut above his ears and what kinds of shoes he would wear and also how you would address somebody to principal or your boss, mr. or mrs., very formal. there were these rules and embedded in these rules were the hierarchy of society of how you were supposed to live in order to get ahead. both buckley and mailer looked at the society and even though it was the richest society in the history of man with a greater share of equality with higher taxes as you make mention they felt sort of limited. they felt like they couldn't be truly free and they couldn't push beyond in mailer's case this sexual imitations or the use of bad words. he wanted these kinds of freedoms and but we for his part wanted freedom from the bureaucratic state. he wanted freedom from government to get government off our backs to use buckley sprays. >> you talk about freedom and what it means and what to do with it is one of the glues that hold the friendship together and that pulls them apart because the de

stuart: aleksei who is stewart ernie?nomic who works for the fox business channel on the fox business network. stuart: brilliant. >> why am i blocked out of that? stuart: data like libertarians. this is called the amazon echo. it is a speaker. you can plug it into your wall. even on all the time. >> my grandfather would've said, just like we had in the old country. stuart: aleksei what is the capital of papua new guinea? >> the capital city is port moresby. stuart: can you not. she is right. reviews so much time. completely different topic. "seinfeld" streaming on who lose tarts today. one of the most famous characters this soup nazi. >> being after hulu does this big deal but he feel about the deal? >> i love the deal because i really feel like although it has touched a new generation, as you meet 13-year-old two love the show at if it is pure hulu as their generation's medium. stuart: i think it is time we brought alexa back into this. alexa, who is the soup nazi? >> sorry, i can't find it. >> you have to ask real peopl

. >> this is ernie detection.s go through drinking water when they fall through the soil it takes a long time for those chemicals to reach the drinking water. the fact of this study has already found cases of drinking water contamination means we have to take this very seriously. stuart: joining us now, chris it is obvious from what we just heard from an anti fracking activists that they are not going to back down. they're going to look fully into this record and find any way they can to stop fracking. do you think because of this epa report says no danger to drinking water you're going to have an easier time when you get out there and try to fracking some place. >> these environmentalists are not going to back down. i would say governor cuomo of new york lifted the fracking band today there's enough evidence to sustain the fact that it is safe. i saw the package with susan earlier, i saw her misinformation and rhetoric from environmentalists, who believe this planet can run from wind and solar when it can. it is

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ernie sanders has closed the gap in the new hampshire polls within a percent of hillary clinton. the state legislature within and to exemption from immunization laws based on religious or other personal beliefs. measure grown on a low vaccination rates in communities than an outbreak of measles at disneyland that affected more than 150 people. european finance chiefs without a greek bailout. an important meeting on saturday they will not talk about it again until the weekend. athens only days from defaulting a down payment due on tuesday to the imf. looking at a mixed market in terms of futures. waveguide gains this morning for broader averages despite the fact that things in europe. we will have more on "mornings with maria" when we come back. stay with us. maria: welcome back. reports out of southeastern france today saying that man has been decapitated and the islamic flag raised their french back during an grenoble. several people having been answered. media outlets say one arrest has been made in the man is claiming to be a member of the islamic state. it is my right now is

reporter: we are going to go to stewart ernie in a moment. do you make sure data privacy for people going for a run worried about their heart rate is protect it? >> we have a clear privacy policy. we will never sell your data to third parties that never share your data without consent. stuart: with mr. park comment on the large number of people who buy fit bit and is up for a couple months and forget about it. what will you do about that? millions and millions of people. reporter: what we should do at the people who love you think that dead for a few minutes and get in their routine and forget about it. >> we are investing a lot of r&d. that is what drives the company. reporter: what if you like to have the president of the united states and so many people using the fit bit but also contemplating using your competitors devices. >> you've got to be super paranoid to stay ahead. that is what keeps me up at night. if it's on for a year and will continue to do it. stuart: can i say one quick thing. i don't believe for one moment that mr. park doe