heinz grune has lived in cologne his whole life. >> heinz: cheers to the -- >> anthony: prost.l german breweries, so a kölsch is an integral part of both his social and business lives. kölsch is not a brand. what is this anyway? >> heinz: let's call it a style. it's a pale ale, and people love to drink it in high amounts. >> anthony: malzmuhle brewery has been slinging beer non-stop for the last 150 years. democratic, utilitarian, welcoming to all people with a powerful thirst. i love the whole style. the little glass -- is this unique to cologne? >> heinz: other regions of germany, you won't find such small glasses. >> anthony: right. >> heinz: they start with 03 to 05. >> anthony: to the giant -- >> heinz: yeah. >> anthony: you know, if you have a giant thing of beer, it's like piss warm by the time you get down to the bottom. >> heinz: right. but here it's necessary because it is not very carbonated, and the foam disappears in minutes. there are guys who drink it in one sip. >> anthony: i'm not sure the exact blood absorption rate of alcohol, but i would think that if you're

>> reporter: heinz husband thought everything was fine. she told the family she was in new york visiting her brother. they had no idea she was in florida and the horror that would unfold so many miles away. >> we are moving to forgiveness, but it's still also hard, like, you still took my little brother away. how can we forgive you even though we know you got problems, we don't even know where to begin to understand how to deal with this. >> reporter: family members say heinz was suffering from post parton depression and had stopped taking her medications still they say they never ever saw this coming. heinz has given no explanation twos why she killed her childr children. she is in the broward county jail awaiting a hearing tomorrow on premeditated murder charges. >> all right, dawn, thank you. >>> arrest has been made in hit-and-run that left a septa officer seriously injured. yesterday police arrested jeffrey sordor and charge chargm with aggravated assault and dui. 3:00 o'clock on may 22nd he was driving under the influence and hit off

sophia heinz husband anthony singleton and other family members say they never saw it coming. they say she was a doting mom who spoiled her children. >> why would you do that? why? why would you hurt us like? why would you hurt them? >> reporter: anthony singleton stands outside his philadelphia home over come with grief. he believe his wife of four months 40-year-old sophia heinz is accused of murdering their eight month old son saint leo and her three-year-old little girl while visiting a relative in florida. >> i just don't understand how this happened. i really don't. >> reporter: the children were found dead in the relative's home in meara march ft. lauderdale suburb on wednesday afternoon after heinz called the woman and told her to come home immediately. the children discovered lying side by side in a bed unresponsive according to a police affidavit. heinz admitting to investigators that she suffocated her children with a bed sheet holding it over the mouth of the baby boy first, then the little girl. >> she would be the last person i would ever think that would do some

i don't know if they were high enough standards. >> reporter: on thursday, fox 29 spoke to sophia heinznd father to saint leo who said his wife stopped taking her meds for postpartum depression. which makes those at the daycare who loved the children furious. >> took them out of a situation where they were doing good. they were progressing. they were like -- you take them and to do that. like how selfish of a person, how sick of you person can be can you be to do something like that like that. >> heinz is facing two counts of first degree murder in florida courtroom. judge found there was probable cause to move this case forward. heinz remains in the broward county jail on no bond tonight. >> so sad, thank you brad. >>> a large intersection closed as police investigate a shooting. this was the scene around 2:30 this afternoon in north philadelphia at 15th and west erie. police say the 28-year-old man is in critical condition after he was shot four times. police transported the victim to the hospital themselves. tonight the search is on for the gunman. >>> new castle county woman is in t

i don't know if they were high enough standards. >> reporter: on thursday, fox 29 spoke to sophia heinzusband and father to saint leo who said his wife stopped taking her meds for postpartum depression. which makes those at the daycare who loved the children furious. >> took them out of a situation where they were doing good. they were progressing. they were like -- you take them and to do that. like how selfish of a person, how sick of you person can be can you be to do something like that like that. >> heinz is facing two counts of first degree murder in florida courtroom. judge found there was probable cause to move this case forward. heinz remains in the broward county jail on no bond tonight. >> so sad, thank you brad. >>> a large intersection closed as police investigate a shooting. this was the scene around 2:30 this afternoon in north philadelphia at 15th and west erie. police say the 28-year-old man is in critical condition after he was shot four times. police transported the victim to the hospital themselves. tonight the search is on for the gunman. >>> new castle county woman

by family court determined in late april they could be placed back in the full costed i of sophia heinz husband of four months anthony singleton the biological father of saint leo. >> unaudible. >> very grateful for everything she had. >> reporter: for parents most difficult part was trying to explain this tragedy to their kid. >> our kid, they are friends with them. my son had questions and wants to know what happened. i don't know what to say. it is tragic. >> reporter: this evening the children released balloons in memory of aerial and saint leo. >> may god rest their souls in heaven. >> heinz court hearing was abruptly cancelled as her lawyers say she's suffering from severe postpartum depression and in the psychiatric ward n fox chase, i'm dann cuellar for channel six "action news". >>> thousands paid tribute today to muhammad ali, first part of his funeral began in louisville, kentucky. day began with the funeral procession, and took ali's body through neighborhood and place that he is played a key role throughout his life. will smith and lennox lewis were among the pallbearers. s

sophia heinz will romaine in the hospital until she's well enough for her case to continue. police say heinz admitted to killing her seven month old son and three-year-old daughter using a bed sheet while on trip to florida earlier this month. >>> in atlantic city tonight, an agreement. the union that represents thousands of casino workers there say there's deal with most of the casinos. local 54 says it has worked out deal with four of the five casinos. targeted by this weekend's threatened strike. bally's, caesars, harrah's, and the tropicana have all reached a deal with the union. the terms of that contract are not yet known. the trump taj mahal is still in talks with union leaders. workers could hit the picket lines if they don't reach an agreement by tomorrow. >> happening right now drivers in new jersey can keep enjoying their cheaper gas for now. state senators were expected to vote today on a plan to hike the garden state's gas tax by 23 cents a gallon. while cutting the state sales tax by 1%. well today that vote didn't happen. >> now the clock is ticking before the

in florida for the suffocation deaths every her two children, in is the suspect, 40 year old sophia heinzaccused of smothering her two children, with a bed sheet at relative's house in florida the children were identified as three year old aero he will, and seven month olds saint lou owe. the suspect's husband and father of the youngest child said he's devastated. >> what was going on with her head was wrong with her, but i just can't understand, i'm really confused right now, i'm trying to talk but the words just aren't coming. i need to forgive her in order for me to get by. >> if she was stressed, anything, could have left them both there. >> florida investigators say heinz confessed to killing the children, but did not offer an explanation why. >> vice president joe biden expresses his outrage about a story that's upsetting people across the country. the vice president wrote an open letter to the woman who was sexually assaulted by turner, we told you earlier this week how the case ignited fire storm when the former sanford university swimmer was only sentenced to six months in jail f

little girl and seven month-old baby son saint lou owe heinz. both were pronounced dead where sophia was staying. police asked us not to identify 39 year-old since investigators have not located her father. anthony singleton is saint leo's father. >> she called me every five minutes, how is baby doing, how are kids doing. this is the, obviously, last thing would i expect her to do. i still don't believe it. >> reporter: sophia who is originally from jamaica was described as a devoted mother. family says they are puzzled and distraught over what happened. >> we just don't understand why. everything was just, boom, like we were accepting to the family and everything. we don't see any real problems where this could have happened. >> reporter: meanwhile anthony admits he was unaware of sophia's travel arrangements over last few weeks. >> she told me she was in new york, you know, i could not track her so i thought she was in new york. she was telling me she was in new york. i come to find out she was in florida. >> reporter: we have some brand new i

same goes for kellogg, another stock that's flying kraft heinz needs to do a deal.n it comes to food, there's no real mother of inconvention. i've said the lack of growth, considered today, a gun jump. and on that move, it's a good one for the bulls. let's take some questions. yes. >> hi, jim, vivian from new york. so glad to be here. >> thank you. >> boo-yah. >> tesla had this evening a report of a fatal crash that's being investigated by the highway safety administration, using the auto pilot software. there was a fatality. and for a moment, the solar city deal will not be front and center. this is a great car. the tesla is a great car. any one who drives it knows. but i think that that solar city deal was ill-advised. my advice is buy the car not the stock. >> hi, jim, keith from new jersey. i have a question about starbucks. >> sure. >> where do you see its sources of future growth? >> that's a good question. it's a fantastic company, but it's still what i would regard as a senior growth company and needs to put up new stores. and the answer is india. it's the p

there's a fear of kraft heinz in general in the food industry.companies think well, they've got another year or so, and then they're going to make another move, and they're going to try and do another big deal. by getting bigger, you perhaps make it less likely that you would potentially be their prey. but that said, i think mondelez certainly has been focused on trying to increase its global presence in chocolate. i want to add one thing on the trust. in the press release, hershey makes no mention of having consulted, that is the board of directors, with the trust. there are overlapping directors. i think three of them on the board of hershey and also on the trust. but my understanding of the way this typically would go is while there might be some conversation, you first would have the board say yes or no before you would even get to it. >> david, i'm sorry to interrupt. hershey shares have just reopened. and the strength is still holding in there. it's off of the levels which it was halted. but it is still higher by about 12%. sorry to interru

tonight there is certainly plenty of action, and joining us now is congressman jim heinz, democrat of connecticut. >> i think what is most likely to be achieved is the gal vanization of people who realize the way you solve the problem with guns and by the intensity problem you have a relatively small percentage of the american population who cares about this, they write the checks that are single issue voters, a lot of people are saying if we're going to pass legislation and this is what we're asking for tonight that is supported by 90% of the american back, universal background checks, no fly, no buy, we're going to need to generate enthusiasm. none of us are under the impression that the speaker is going to cave to what we want him to do, but what wear doing, changing the conversation out there and at the end of the day public sentiment is everything. >> so when you're saying you're changing the conversation do you see this primarily as activism to effect the people watching in the rest of the country and not what happens actually inside the house? >> that's what i mean. it's going

it has to be heinz. >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> tonight we're going into the massacre in orlandoyou'll hear from the officers on the scene risking their own lives and you'll hear from the killer himself, omar mateen in newly released transcripts of his phone calls with hostage negotiators. here's lindsey janice. >> i never thought that her life would be ended right in front of my eyes. >> reporter: the tears of a son saved by his mother. in the orlando nightclub massacre. tonight, brenda lee laid to rest. the brooklyn native and two-time cancer survivor, died jumping in front of her son who survived the shooting. >> she loved everybody equally. >> reporter: she was one of 49 killed. and now minute by minute accounts from police. >> it was just shots fired call. it wasn't until a lot closer that i was aware it was an active shooter call. >> reporter: the gunman, omar mateen. authorities releasing partial transcripts of their communications with him. >> while we're not releasing the audio, i can tell you while the killer made these statements, he did it in a chilling, calm, and del

. ♪ heinz picnic pack with heinz ketchup, mustard and relish. $5.58.s how it feels tove amerget fifty percent offwork. most national carrier rates too. so, imagine how it feels to switch to sprint and buy an iphone 6s and get another one free when you add a second line. >> sharyn alfonsi: 37-year old bubba watson is one of the best golfers in the world. he's left-handed and self- taught. he's won the masters twice, is closing in on $40 million in career earnings, and plans to be part of the u.s. golf team competing in the olympics in rio. he's one of longest hitters on the pga tour, as well as one of the most creative shot-makers. but as we learned when we first reported this story in april, bubba watson is also one of the most complicated and polarizing personalities in the game of golf. >> bubba watson: easy game, boys, easy game. >> alfonsi: bubba watson makes it look easy. at estancia, a private club in scottsdale, arizona, he's playing a round with his wife angie. >> watson: that's my partner! get up! go! >> alfonsi: his longtime tour caddy ted sc

thinks the 59th annual fishing derby taking place at kline heinz park in cheltenham. boys and girls 15 years and younger cast their lines, there was also food and prizes handed out. >>> time for a check of the accu weather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. some important information considering is what happening tomorrow. >> is there likelihood of strong to severe showers and storms that we will be tracking, walter. we will show you what is going on right now. the here's storm tracker six live double scan radar. it is quiet right now. is there a spotty shower off to the north and west across northern lancaster county and pressing into portions of berks county as well. we're dry for the rest of tonight but overnight tonight there could be a ape few showers that fire up. we will show you picture outside, action cam was outside earlier tonight. there is at logan square looking at swann memorial fountain. the city hall in the distance. we have a partly cloudy to mostly cloudy sky, and we are expecting more in the way of sunshine tomorrow, and enough sunshine to h

this is the suspect, 40 year old sophia heinz, accused of smothering her two children with a bed sheet at relative's house in florida children were identified as three year old aerial, and seven month old saint lou owe. the suspect's husband, and father, of saint lou owe said he's devastated. >> what was going on with her head, what's wrong with her, but i can't understand, i'm really confused right now, i'm trying to talk but the words just not coming. i have to forgive her in order for me to get boy. >> if she was so stressed, going through anything, she could have left them both there. >> florida investigators say heinz confessed to killing the children but did not offer an explanation why. >> in other news, pennsylvania governor tom wolf has asked the navy and air force to help cover costs associated with water contamination, at two bases in montgomery county. nearly 70,000 people who live near the horsham air guard station and the naval air warfare center in warminster may need blood testing. the water in both areas showed elevated levels of a cancer-causing chemical. according to

a judge ruled yesterday that 40-year-old sophia heinz is incompetent due to mental illness. smothering her 3-year-old and 8-year-old with a bed sheet earlier this month. she is charged with murder. for now, she'll go to a forensic hospital to be treated for mental illness. >>> videos posted on social media appears to show a police chase involving a go cart. the two videos are of a man driving a go cart down a highway in oakland, california. you see right behind him is a black suv with flashing lights. witnesses cheered as the go cart sped past them. not clear from the video if officials ever pulled over thatç cart. >>> federal safety officials are out with a new warning for older cars equipped with takata air bags. tests found some of the devices are more prone to deadly malfunctions than first thought. nbc news has exclusive coverage of this story. here's nbc 10 national correspondent, tracie potts. >> if you could end up having the shrapnel coming at you. >> reporter: nhtsa estimates there are 300,000 of these older cars on the road that have not yet been repaired. notific

. ♪ heinz picnic pack with heinz ketchup, mustard and relish. $5.58.e's how it feels tove amerget fifty percent offwork. most national carrier rates too. so, imagine how it feels to switch to sprint and buy an iphone 6s and get another one free when you add a second line. hello! it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks. we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. that's ok bart, it is here. at td bank we do things differently, like having the longest hours of any bank. don't just bank. bank human. >> sharyn alfonsi: 37-year old bubba watson is one of the best golfers in the world. he's left-handed and self- taught. he's won the masters twice, is closing in on $40 million in career earnings, and plans to be part of the u.s. golf team competing in the olympics in rio. he's one of longest hitters on the pga to

the kraft heinz so says it plans to close seven plants one of the facilities is in upper macungie townshipt means 340 workers will be losing their jobs in august. and another major american company is also reacting to profit losses. ralph lauren announced it's going to close 50 stores. a thousand employees are also being cut. that represents about 7 percent of the company's work forecast. >>> major stock indices were mixed on tuesday. the dow gained 18 points but this morning the futures seem to be pointing to a lower open. >>> uber is responding to its drivers and make something changes. the ride sharing app will now let drivers hit a pause button while on their last trip so that it's easier for them to take breaks. and drivers who want to get paid right away can have their wages added to an uber debit card as often as they want. uber also began champing users is fee if they make the drivers wait too long. >> sounds like a company growing up. >> yup. >> with grown up problems, right. >> uh-huh. >> new on "action news" a gunman shot a man near a police station in berks county and an office

heinz is charged with two counts of premedicated murder. >>> the world said its final good-bye to boxing elite muhammad ali today. as many as 100,000 turned out on the streets of his hometown in louisville, kentucky, to honor his legacy both in and outside the ring. >> ali! ali! >> reporter: one final homecoming fit for a champion. >> i think it's wonderful how we are celebrating him today. >> reporter: a celebration that stretched 19 miles. through the louisville neighborhood where muhammad ali grew up, past his childhood home. thousandsing lining the ali's hometown where the hearse rode over rose petals. >> i can just hear muhammad saying now, well, i thought(odÑ should be eulogized by at least one president. >> reporter: and then, one last very public good-bye. >> we should honor him by letting our gifts about among the world as he did. god bless you, my friend, go in peace. >> reporter: politicians and dignitaries. sports heros and hollywood stars. >> he was funny. he was beautiful. he was the most perfect athlete you ever saw. and those were his own words. >> reporter: tens of thous

. ♪ when a man loves a woman ♪ i'm a soul man ♪ everybody, sing ladies and gentlemen, from heinz hallurgh, pennsylvania, r&b legends dionne warwick and jerry butler! [applause] jerry butler: well, dionne, have we got a show for 'em tonight. that's what ed sullivan used to say.

the group date was why we had the terrible towel here because they were in heinz field in pittsburgh.e're going to play some football. you see big ben roethlisberger there. these guys worked out a little bit. no one was all that good at it to be quite honest. >> not even aaron rodgers' little brother? >> well, you know, he did okay. that's james taylor right there. he wound up cutting his head. he should have had a purple heart or something. >> he went back out onto the field though. >> he did. they wrapped him up and off he went. finally they played a game. it was a relatively closely contested or something. wound up being decided by an interception return for a touch down. speaking of jordan rodgers, he actually got the rose. >> he did? >> he's still very much in the thick of things. >> little brother is on to something. >> put it that way. >> bet he did. >> this whole episode was about the two-on-one date. alex versus chad, our guy ochocinco. >> chad. >> they went on a two-on-one date. of course, there's only one rose involved. so somebody's going home. alex and ochocinco didn't li

it happened at the heinz county jail in mississippi.heriff tells local media the jail is not up to standards. >>> overseas tonight, a dramatic cliff hanger with the power to send shock waves around the world. the impact felt right here in the u.s. one of our biggest global partners, great britain is holding a national referendum to decide whether to leave the european union. it has divided that country like few issues before. polls have know closed. they are counting the votes and nbc's bill neely has the high drama from london. >> reporter: it's passionate. >> it's about taking back our democracy. >> reporter: unpatriotic. >> we're not any old country. we're a special country. >> reporter: the question, whether to stay in the european union the world's biggest trading block. in or out? >> in. >> out. >> reporter: it's not just about britain. if they leave a stock market dip may impact you. >> not just on the uk but on europe and therefore on us. if you have a 401 k, it's going to impact that. >> reporter: it's one reason the president

arrested 40 year old sophia heinz, police say she confessed but gave no explanation. she and the children were visit ago relative who was not home at the time. >> police in berks county hoping you can help them catch bad neighbors already caught on camera. check this out. reading police hope you recognize these suspects who pull into an alley on the 400 block of north ninth street last sunday, once there, they unload heaps of trash out of their car. call police if you have any information. your tip will be kept anonymous. >>> in campaign 2016 bernie sanders is at the white house. the democratic presidential candidate is meeting with president obama, sanders has been under pressure to drop out and back presumptive nominee, hillary clinton. insiders say clinton fresh off her big night tuesday will soon get formal endorsement from senator elizabeth warren popular with the party's left wing, warren's endorsement could bring sanders supporters to clinton's side. >> meanwhile, donald trump is meeting with donors in new york city today, building his war chest for the general

jim heinz said this about the moment of silence the house observed for the victims of the orlando massacre. >> as you bow your head and think of what you say to your god, when you ask what you did to slow the slaughter of innocence, there will be surveillance. >> he represents the neighboring district, where children were massacred in the sandy hook elementary school, using a similar assault rifle that killed 49 people in orlando. congress decided to do nothing after the sandy hook massacre, today at 11:21 a.m., the junior senator from connecticut, chris murphy, rose, interrupted the pending business on the senate floor and said this. >> the failure of this body to do anything -- anything at all, in the face of that continued slaughter isn't just painful to us, it is unconsconable. how hard it is to look in the eyes of the families of those killed in sandy hook and tell them that almost four years later, we have done nothing -- nothing at all. >> i shutter to think what it will be like for senator nel sop, four years from now, to talk to the parents of those that were killed this weekend i

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it's cheaper than general mills, cheaper than campbells soup, hershey, kelloggs, craft/heinz. if you evalled 20 times next year's numbers, throw in the fact that smuckers 2017 guidance, i think you have a recipe for more upside. it's true the cost of coffee beans started to creep higher again. particularly in the last few weeks, that's going to hurt. particularly since smuckers cut its coffee price to may. the chart looks over bought up here. slammed below 140 about this is a good combo here. let me give you the bottom line. wall street continues to underestimate j.m. smucker 37 it's possible you could get a better entry point. the whole market panic is going into britain's vote. think of this company. i'd buy some smuckers. this is exactly the kind of largely domestically oriented stock that you can own during times of incredible international turmoil. let's go to lou in pennsylvania. lou about. >> hey, jim, thanks for taking my call. going back and buying additional qualities. much like dollar cost averaging. >> it's undervalued by people. and then just average down. peter i

heinz sang and shanghai composite down.er afield, japan with that gdp second reading, better than anticipated. better than before, but in line with economists estimates. the nikkei 225 off, the kospi turning up there. we are down at the moment. of 1%.land down 4/10 we're hoping to get trade data out of china fairly soon. ♪ . rishaad: june 8. this is "trending business." we're going to take you to sydney. asia pacific stocks losing their way after hitting a six-week high. the economy grew more than expected in the first quarter. still awaiting the latest news from china. signs of stability but also indications of well, vulnerability too. claiming victory, hillary clinton winning new jersey to secure the democrat nomination. she is the first woman to lead a major american party in a white house campaign. follow me on twitter. "trending business." straight to the markets. porter: of course we are awaiting key trade data due out of china. looking at the shanghai market ahead of that number coming through. coming through with qu

when bill ackman got into the stock they felt 3g might want to buy them and roll into kraft heinz. has survived two fights, so maybe she's about to get acquisitive and moving to the u.s. david: coming up in the next hour of "bloomberg markets," jack ripken joins us, expecting plenty more volatility in the coming months. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . . >> it is 3:00 p.m. in new york. >> this is bloomberg markets. ♪ david: from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york. vonnie: here is what we're watching. david: the s&p is poised to run three straight quarters despite great -- brexit volatility. vonnie: bank of england governor signals he could cut industries within months of the central bank's pledge to shield from the shock of the brexit vote. david: hershey rejecting a $23 billion takeover bid. ♪ are one hour from the close of trading. stocks around session highs. highs, broad market

. >> heinz court hearing was abruptly cancelled as her lawyers say she's suffering from severe postpartum depression and in the psychiatric ward n fox chase, i'm dann cuellar for channel six "action news". >>> thousands paid tribute today to muhammad ali, first part of his funeral began in louisville, kentucky. day began with the funeral procession, and took ali's body through neighborhood and place that he is played a key role throughout his life. will smith and lennox lewis were among the pallbearers. services then moved indoors, this afternoon, to the kfc young center for a public memorial service. former president bill clinton, sportscaster bryant gumbel and comedian billy crystal delivered the eulogies. >> he is beautiful, most perfect athlete you ever saw and those were his own words. >> tomorrow there will be a 19-h louisville followed by inter faith memorial for tens of thousands of people, muhammad ali passed away a week ago after a long battle with parkinson's. >>> expanded coverage continues on our other platforms at six abc.com. you'll find more details plus dozens of photos f

let's take a look. [ shouting, gunfire ] >> heinz 57, boy. >> get the cops! >> reporter: you can see in the video this suspect is clearly seen running from the scene in an orange giants jersey. about 10 minutes later as other officers converge on the area, a detective confronted the same suspect gerald villabrille outside the backyard of this home. more shots were fired. this detective was shot in the side and is expected to survive. that started an hours long standoff. we got an update of the fremont police chief rich lucero and the fire chief. they say both officers are at a local hospital in san jose. the first officer was shot in the head and he in critical condition. the other officer was shot in the side, detective, reported to be in stable condition. the gun used by the suspect allegedly was found in the remains of his home. again we do not know the cause of death for the suspect at this opponent. back to you. >> my question, henry, is in regards to that traffic stop you talked about the vehicle being stolen and whether or not that the patrol officer k

heinze recollection of washington city is a brief records -- reference that some of the earliest pages dating back to the early 1800s may have been the two young sons and nephews of thomas claxton. guides,eful glides, -- they do not provide content for a firsthand account. by happy coincidence while researching something completely unrelated, the history of members wearing hats on the floor, subject for another day. [laughter] i am happy to talk about that at another event. we stumbled upon the earliest firsthand account of a house page which i'm aware. thomas hill hubbard, represented a district that encompassed utica and cooperstown of new york served in the house in the 15th and 17th congresses. career was not long. fortunately, for historians, he wrote his wife many letters. detailed his impressions of washington, the munro administration and his college. these letters are at the library of carter street on christmas day of 1817, just after the opening of the 15 congress, he wrote her a long letter describing the house. this was interesting, at a time the house convened at an old b

the rock is busy, central intelligence, with kevin heinz is out, then this, okay, he's making money.> i always wondered what those movies, kids don't know that's his voice, do they care? >> i don't know why they blow that casino of money on stars. >> you can do it like a who ever voice over. >> i think it is just for the promotion. >> just to say duane the rock. they're making money, then kevin hart's new shoes and all come out. >> i remember i stayed over a french mine's house few years ago, i was out of town, no, i can't tell this story. >> what does this have to do with the rock? >> no, but ever since i stayed at they call it my friend, never mind. moan a. all right, listen to this. last hour, quincy was bowling, now he has moved to basketball. i think the sixers academy over there in pitman. no, i know it is, q? >> yes, guys, we have having good time. this is adam rippa from virtue. how are you connection? >> connection with the sixers about connecting with the community so we can help them be well, stay well, be well. having this relationship with the sixers lets us get in front

if you want to be in the food stocks, stick with craft, heinz, it's cheapest and we've got a lot of worky like it. don't forget also, when we're taking a look at some of these industrials if the dollar continues to climb, i'm going to tell you got to pull back on those and some of the texts, otherwise, look, it's a very hard market to figure out right now but don't forget we're not fighting the fed and that does matter. >>> i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i'll promise to try to find it just for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer and i'll see you next time. >> narrator: in this episode of "american greed"... pam phillips and gary triano -- their charmed life makes others green with envy. >> the public saw them as a power couple. they saw her as beautiful. they saw him as charismatic. >> narrator: he's a mega-millionaire developer. she's a socialite. but don't envy them, because the money isn't his. >> he owed a lot a people a lot of money and declared bankruptcy. so, gary had a lot of enemies. >> narrator: and when greed takes hold of their marriage, is th

christian heinze recollection of washington city is a brief records -- reference that some of the earliest pages dating back to the early 1800s may have been the two young sons and nephews of thomas claxton. while useful guides, they do not provide content for a firsthand account. by happy coincidence while researching something completely unrelated, the history of members wearing hats on the floor, subject for another day. [laughter] i am happy to talk about that at another event. we stumbled upon the earliest firsthand account of a house page which i'm aware. thomas hill hubbard, represented a district that encompassed utica and cooperstown of new york served in the house in the 15th and 17th congresses. he was not -- career was not long. fortunately, for historians, he wrote his wife many letters. detailed his impressions of washington, the munro administration and his college. these letters are at the library of carter street on christmas day of 1817, just after the opening of the 15 congress, he wrote her a long letter describing the house. this was interesting, at a time the house co

but braden heinz and his dad ray knew one thing they wanted to do for sure. >> yesterday, we did your golfing but i don't know what to do today. >> what about the warriors? >> warriors! >> reporter: one things for certain, there was a lot of bonding and quality time for fathers. >> eating. [ laughter ] and i don't know. >> reporter: reporting in san mateo, alecia reid, kron 4 news. >>> nasa officials say cleaner quieter airplanes could be a thing of the future. nasa has unveiled plans for a fully electric plane, the concept has a name, the x 57 or maxwell, the single seater plane uses electrical propulsion rather than burning fuel. maxwell could be on the runway will within four years, the project is part of the $790 million new aviation horizons initiative. the tenure program aims to replace the commercial jetliners we use today. >>> lots of professionals are getting laughs and impersonating the presidential debate. >> have you seen this video yet? this kid is great, eighth grade from illinois. he nails the voices of several candidates during his graduation speech at his own middle s

that most of them have significant exposure to europe as well, and the procter & gambles and the heinzs and the mollsons and the pepsis and all of them have significant exposure to europe are so you have to look at the fact that they are theoretically defensive when they have significant exposure to europe, and currency as well, and the strong dollar was a major problem as we spoke to many of the consumer staple groups in converting the money back into the united states, and of course, they made over in europe. so it is a very complicated situation with a lot of the moving parts. in theory, you should have certain groups doing better here, but the world is now truly global and it is very, very difficult to sort of sort the threads out, and that is part of the problem with the interconnected world that we live in today, and you can't build the walls, and it is impossible economically to do that. >> and speaking of the threads, and even our own threads, russell rebalancing today. >> yes. >> is that making the situation look better than it would be ordinarily or worse? >> well, it is great

you were in one of the largest consumer product deals with heinz and craft.ow does that affect the rest of the consumer products space? how does that deal push others to do big deals? frank: that isn't adjusting sector because the retailers in that sector are changing dramatically. supermarkets, at one point put out of business the mom-and-pop stores. themselves, they are being pressured by walmart, sam's club, costco, whatever. so, in turn, they will be putting more pressure on their suppliers, the pn&g's of the world to cut their cost. the morning bowl -- the more nimble consumer goods packaged companies are the ones that are going to drive. that means that you will have many more transactions in that space. jeff: you expect somebody like campbells or kellogg's to become a target, will be they the ones to roll of other smaller food companies? frank: these companies will have to decide whether or not -- they will realize status quo is not sustainable and they will decide, am i going to be a target or consolidate or. some of them will decidedly want to roll o

. >> the children's mother, her name is sophia heinz is facing to counts of first-degree murder.a in jail with no bond. >>> we continue to follow another story out of florida. breaking news, a singer from our area, she was also on a lot of those reality shows, was shot and killed after the concert. >> a man tried to save her. new details about what happened in a live report coming up. >>> there's going to be new flights from philadelphia international airport coming up. where you'll be able to get to directly for the very first time in a long, long time. ♪ . >> boss lady, we would be nothing without you. when we go to the store, i find my box of honey bunches of oats and i'm checking to see if i packaged it. best cereal in the world right there. if the last 3 letters were p22, that's me! and now in delicious chocolate. . >>> you may be able to fly from philadelphia to cuba. six airlines have been recruited to begin flights to cuba from the u.s. and philadelphia is one of airports where service could originate. frontier airlines has applied to operate weekly trips between philly a

and what heinz is snow to be true -- what tists know to be true, based on -- rep. cummings: based on science. dr. mann: based on size. the agreements of 200 nations around the world to reduce carbon emissions are enough to get us from where we were headed -- 5% warming of the globe in a half-century -- holding us below degreengerous to dwo level. we made progress to get halfway to where we need to be. it's easy to see i rode, a path. it's easy to see a road, a path. thatoo easy building on very important agreement. another reason why this next election is so critical. if we are to hold on that agreement rather than -- build on that agreement rather than wee acworth -- backwards, all these little a president and a congress that embraces the objective of avoiding dangerous climate change. rep. cummings: yes, ambassador sherman. howssador sherman: important is american leadership to that purpose you just named? american leadership could not be more important. we had the luxury of cheap access to dirty fossil fuels for two centuries and who are we to tell the rest of t