in idaho, hemingway and fritz and fritz's father liked talking about the yankees and rainbow trout but none of that will never be the same again. st. mary's hospital, rochester, minn. june 15th, 1961. deer fritz, i was terribly sorry to hear this morning in a note from your father that you were laid up in denver for a few days more and speed off this note to tell you how much i hope you will be feeling better. it has been very hot and muggy here in rochester but the last two days it has turned cool and lovely with the night's wonderful for sleeping. the country is beautiful around here and i have had a chance to see some wonderful country along the mississippi where they used to drive the log is in the old lumbering days and the trails where the pioneers came north, saw some good bass jumping in the river. i never knew anything about the upper mississippi before and it is really a very beautiful country and there are plenty of pheasants and ducks in the fall but not as many as in idaho and i hope we will both be back there shortly and can joke about our hospital experiences together. b

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not long after the note to fritz, hemingway will fold his foolish doctors at the world-famous connect into believing that he is well enough to go home to idaho and almost immediately the shotgun will go off in the sunday quiet of the house that sits a couple hundred yards out the upslope from the west bank of the big river. the patient on the word at st. mary's on june 15th, 1961 has just learned that the doctor's son is in a denver hospital. in idaho, hemingway and fritz and his father liked talking about the yankees in the trout but none of that will ever be the same again. st. mary's hospital, not just in the minnesota, june 15th, 1961. i was terribly sorry to hear this morning in a note from your father that you were laid up in denver for a few days more and speed off this note to tell you how much i hope he will be feeling better. it's been very hot and muggy in rochester but it's been cool and lovely with flights wonderful for sleeping the country was beautiful around here in mississippi used to drive the blogs in the old lumber days and the trail where the pioneers came north s

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there is two ben fritz that from.rly have a lower interest rate because of lower rates but the second thing we've done is push out maturity. even if there is weakness, which we would not rule out, most companies are pretty well positioned to survive that and they don't have near term mature its. which is always a concern from a high yield investors because, you know, banks can be fickle. we know that. so from a credit standpoint, things are very strong. >> how much go you take into kri consideration, the macro economy, how much does it play when you're putting together a portfolio. >> macro sets the guard rail of the idea. you will deemphasize home builders or building products. right now for example, we are concerned about europe. from the standpoint of credit, we look at european exposure and incorporate that. you can see we are clearly under weight in mining credits. that's a reflection after tern about mining prices and most high yield miners we have are second-tier players that have higher cost structures. it set

kimberly fritz worked for jeb bush for many years.my hadad, a former msnbc exec who handled the political coverage -- >> i had no idea tammy was on the board of miss america. >> it's a very good way to get connected. >> and we all thought the pageant was dead. >> far from it. >> well, honey boo boo, thank you so much. but it does seem that since this little girl and you and i were talking about it, i can't say i've ever seen an episode -- oh, here comes honey boo boo. and that's her mom. i've never seen this show. but it's kind of made pageants kind of must-see tv again. >> pageants are having a moment. >> having a moment. >> before you roll your eyes at honey boo boo, think for a second how much worse honey boo boo might be than the current congress we've got. >> that might be the -- most scathing indictment i've heard. do we think honey boo boo could be president one day or at least in congress? fascinating article. thank you so much. >> and troy walker writes good-bye 112th congress, don't let the door hit you on the way out. do yo

fritz lang fantasized about it in his 1927 film, "metropolis."the 1940s and '50s, robots were often portrayed as household help. >> may i take your hat and coat? >> kroft: and by the time the "star wars" trilogy arrived, robots, with their computerized brains and nerve systems, had been fully integrated into our imagination. now they're finally here, but instead of serving us, we find them competing for our jobs; and according to m.i.t. professors erik brynjolfsson and andrew mcafee, one of the reasons for the jobless recovery. >> andrew mcafee: our economy is bigger than it was before the start of the great recession. corporate profits are back. business investment in hardware and software is back higher than it's ever been. what's not back is the jobs. >> kroft: and you think technology and increased automation is a factor in that? >> erik brynjolfsson: absolutely. >> kroft: the percentage of americans with jobs is at a 20- year low. just a few years ago, if you traveled by air, you would have interacted with a human ticket agent. today, those

grant fritz, julia stokes, hinna zehaw, and teja good.hey're pretty representative of some of the messages i got. these are some pretty smart letters from some pretty smart young people. hinna, a third grader, you can go ahead and wave. that's you. hinna wrote, "i feel terrible for the parents whost

brandt fritz, julia strokes, and taga good, and they're pretty representative of some of the messageshat i got and these are some pretty smart letters from pretty smart young people. these are our kids. this is what they're thinking about. and so what we should be thinking about is our responsibility to care for them. and shield them from harm. >> i wonder if any of the kids wrote to the president and said don't take my daddy's gun. some say he exploited the children for political gain and why he was busy passing on gun control, the national rifle association made it clear they're not backing down in this political fight and released a scathing new ad. >> are the president's kids more important than yours? why is he skeptical about putting armed security in our schools when his kids are protected by armed guards in their schools? mr. obama demands the wealthy pay their fair share of taxes, but it's just another elitist hypocrite when it comes to a fair share of security. protection for their kids, and gun-free zones for ours. >> sean: and as you can imagine, the white house was up in

. >> for any city to say they don't do stop and fritz, i'm sorry, they don't know what they are talkingpitches a crime- fighting tactic for oakland. >> you don't stop random people down the street. >> president obama is expected to unveil his plans to reduce gun violence in the coming days. >> if there is a step we can take that will save even one child from what happened in newtown, we should take that step. >> lance armstrong comes clean to the queen of tv. >>> it was surprising to me. we were mesmerized and riveted by some of his answers. >> from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "eyewitness news this morning." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning. it's tuesday january 15. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 6:31. we begin with a suspicious fire hitting the waterfront in crockett early this morning. it's going to be burning for a while on a pier in the carquinez strait. elissa harrington is in crockett where the fire hit a building that burned a couple of years ago. >> reporter: good morni

grant fritz, julia stokes, hena zia, and taja goode.ntative of some of the messages i got. these are some pretty smart letters from some pretty smart young people. hena, a third grader, you can go ahead and wave, hena, that's you. hena wrote, i feel terrible for the parents who lost their children. i love my

if the computer goes on the fritz and the car in the middle of 5:00 o'clock traffic start smashing intoomputer manufacturer. stuart: okay. in this instance that mark, i think that is entirely legitimate. >> the lawyers will be there to make sure they are safe or not put them on the road until they are. stuart: one third of what you went plus expenses. a $10 million settlement puts 5 million in your pocket. >> no. stuart: special witnesses on your side of the fence. >> all of the expenses that we incur that the other side anchors. i tell you this, nobody i represent will get 50% representation. charles: let's say i am in a really serious car accident. i give you 30% for representing me, 30% to the hospital and if i win anything, 30% to the government. i am in a wheelchair with nothing. stuart: the government will not get anything. >> and i will get the hospital to cut your medical bills. stuart: get this. and i tell you court rules that there is a link between cell phones and cancer even though pretty much every scientist disagrees with that. later during this hour, mark will tell us how

four of them are here today, brand fritz, julia stokes, hannah is the hot and asia good.es that i got. these are smart letters from smart young people. charles: does the president's drone campaigned against this message. the judge is here, judge andrew napolitano, fox news judicial analyst and author of many books, the most recent theodore and woodrow. the president -- judge napolitano: on page 276, varney. charles: i'm a little jealous. we will talk about that later. the president's furrowing campaign has killed so many innocent people. judge napolitano: looking at my blackberry because i want to give these numbers precisely. the numbers are from stanford law school in new york university law school. hardly hotbeds of defense of the second amendment and arguably intellectually honest researchers. the drone kills from june of 2004 to september of 2012, this includes the george bush ground and barack obama and pakistan alone killed between 2500, and 3300 people, between 475, and 884 were civilians and 176 were children. these are obviously innocent children. we know two of

brand fritz, juliet stokes, and teja goode.pretty smart letters from some pretty smart young people. a third grader -- you can wait, that is you. she road i feel terrible for the parents who lost their children. i love my country and i want everybody to be happy and safe. and grant said i think there should be some changes. we should learn from what happened at sandy hook. i feel really bad. and julia said -- where are you? i am not scared for my safety. i am scared for others. i have four brothers and sisters and i know i would not be able to bear the cost of losing any of them. these are our kids. this is what they are thinking about. what we should be thinking about is our responsibility to care for them and shield them from harm and give them the tools they need to grow up and do everything they are capable of doing not just to pursue their own dreams but to help build this country. this is our first task as a society, keeping our children safe. this is how we will be judged and their voices should compel us to change. that

grant fritz, julia stokes and tajia goode.young people. a third-grader, go ahead and wave. that's you. she wrote, i feel terrible for the parents who lost their children, i love my country and i want everyone to be happy and safe. and then grant -- go ahead and wave, grant. grant said, i think there should be some changes. we should learn from what happened at sandy hook, i feel really bad. and then julia said -- julia, where are you? there you go. i'm not scared for my safety, i'm scared for others. i have four brothers and sisters, and i know that i would not be able to bear the thought of losing any of them. and these are our kids. this is what they're thinking about. and so what we should be thinking about is our responsibility to care for them. and shield them from harm. and give them the tools they need to grow up and do everything that they're capable of doing, not just to pursue their own dreams, but to help build this country. this is our first task as a society. keeping our children safe. this is how we will be judge

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grant fritz. julia stokes. and taja good.e messages that i got. these are some pretty smart letters from some pretty smart young people. hannah, a third grader. you can go ahead and wave hannah, that's you. hannah wrote, i feel terrible for the parents who lost their children. i love my country. and i want everybody to be happy and safe. and then grant, go ahead and wave grant. grant said, i think there should be some changes. we should learn from what happened at sandy hook. i feel really bad. and then julia said, julia, where are you? there you go. i'm not scared for my safety. i'm scared for others. i have four brothers and sisters and i know i would not be able to bear the thought of losing any of them. and these are our kids. this is what they're thinking about. and so what we should be thinking about is our responsible to care for them. and shield them from harm. and give them the tools they need to grow up. and do everything that they're capable of doing. not just to pursue they're own dreams but to help build this cou

four of them are here today, grant fritz, julia stokes, hina zeha. and taja good. pretty representative of some of the messages that i got. these are some pretty smart letters from some pretty smart young people. hina, a third grader. you can go ahead and wave, hina, that's you. she wrote, i feel terrible for the parents who lost their children. i love my country, and i want everybody to be happy and safe. and then grant, go ahead and wave, grant. grant said, i think there should be some changes. we should learn from what happened at sandy hook. i feel really bad. and then julia said, julia, where are you? there you go. i'm not scared for my safety, i'm scared for others. i have four brothers and sisters and i know i would not be able to bear the thought of losing any of them. these are our kids. this is what they are thinking about. and so what we should be thinking about is our responsibility to care for them and shield them from harm, and give them the tools they need to grow up and do everything that they are capable of doing, not just to pursue their own dream

either a practical joke that someone was running every time you say qm, the audio system went on the fritzi'm going to use my engineering knowledge, if you were to separate those microphones, i wonder if that would help a tiny bit? in any case, ms. cohen. >> thank you for the opportunity to testify today. i testify today on we half of the national consumer law center's low income clients and the national association of consumer advocates. we appreciate the vigorous work of the bureau on this rule. regulation of the mortgage market under dodd-frank is essential to our economic security n. the years leading up to the economic crisis, pricing replaced underwriting as a risk control mechanism. lenders relied on securitization to spread the cost of the inevitable foreclosures. fore close yours devastated communities across the country, particularly communities of color. congress' mandate in dodd-frank is clear; lenders must take reasonable steps to insure that every mortgage loan is affordable when made, and homeowners whose lenders overreach have recourse. the consumer financial protection bur

fritz hollings used to walk around the senate, too and he was i have been junior senator for 35 years. >> like 80 years old. i mentioned some of the issues. it's nice that we had at least a temporary reprieve on the debt ceiling so that it's not fiscal crisis day-in and day-out and we are talking about some other issues that are important. immigration, gun violence. ists to talk about the political dimension of those. come from calf, i have working on the immigration reform and the border problem for 25 years about it looks leak the time has finally, come for this legislation to happen this year. >> politically, is this the time when it could happen? >> yeah. i think it is the time i also think the structure in washington is difficult for the following reason. 1994, he was at the democratic congressional campaign committee. i got sent to help speaker tom folley in a tough race. he was very sure you his support of the assault weapons ban cost him 9,000 votes from people who would always be for him and across the more splinterred districts in the house places where guns you can't get pa

he was probably still in the eighth grade -- [laughter] but i remember being in san francisco when fritz mondale was being nominated as a presidential candidate, and in san diego at the mcdonald's 21 people were killed in a mass shooting. these have become kind of routine in this country to a greater degree than they are anywhere else in the western world. >> i think one of the things that's really useful to keep in mind is that when you look at -- so the united states is not an unusually violent country. that is a really important point to keep in mind. when you look at the unite and you compare it to -- the united states and compare it to, say, the united kingdom, we do not have lots more assaults, lots more robberies than places like the united kingdom. is place where we're really different is with respect to our homicide rate. it's just the homicide rate that makes us different, and almost all the difference between the united states and united kingdom, almost all of it is driven by gun homicides. so i think, you know, i am not very enthusiastic about letting my 8-year-old daughter w

people, in particular, i started getting a lot of letters from kids, four of them are here today, grant fritzetty representative of some of the messages that i got. these are some pretty smart letters from some pretty smart, young people. hina, a third grader, you can go ahead and wave hina, that's you. hina wrote, "i feel terrible for the parents who lost their children. i love my country, and i want everybody to be happy and safe. and then grant, go ahead and wave, grant. grant said "i think there should be some changes, we should learn from what happened at sandy hook. i feel really bad." then julia said, julia, where are you? there you go. "i'm not scared for my safety, i'm scared for others. i have four brothers and sisters and i know i would not be able to bear the thought of losing any of them." these are our kids. this is what they're thinking about. and so what we should be thinking about is our responsibility to care for them and shield them from harm and give them the tools they need to grow up and do everything that they're capable of doing, not just to pursue their own dreams but

grant fritz, julia stokes and teja good. they're pretty representative of some of the messages that i got. these are some pretty smart letters from some pretty smart young people. hina, a third grader, you can go ahead and wave. that's you. hina wrote, i feel terrible for the parents who lost their children. i love my country and i want everybody to be happy and safe. and then grant, go ahead and wave, grant. [laughter] grant said, i think there should be some changes. we should learn from what happened at sandy hook. i feel really bad. and then julia said, julia, where are you? there we go. i'm not scared for my safety, i'm scared for others. i have four brothers and sisters and i know i would not be able to bear the thought of losing any of them. and these are our kids. this is what they're thinking about. and so what we should be thinking about is our responsibility to care for them. and shield them from harm. and give them the tools they need to grow up and do everything that they're capable of doing, not just to pursue