>> can you hear me, you, hear me thank you joe kelly junior is my name i wanted to see if any discussion i don't see anything in the agenda regarding the possible action regarding for that it is your letter sent to supervisor farrell. >> that was continued to the june 5th meeting at the request felt complainants attorney who's brother died and had to go to a funeral that was occurring today so we continued it to that date ever june 5th. >> correct me if i am wrong but the action that would have per penalty the issue i misunderstood was something staff was going to be working on rather than i could be wrong i thought staff was going to return with some revised document. >> and that's on the agenda for the june 5th meeting. >> okay. thank you. >> larry bush from friends ever mists ethics i'm going to ask the discussion include who the statute of limitations apply that's the issue that was raised in the last ethics commission meeting if urge to have an opinion from the city attorney as to whether the statute of limitations continues to toll or if not for example the city's position with the

last month it was kelly preston. it is joe devito. his comedy album is now available on amazon and itunes. and he is more american than manifest destiny. a first time guest. concerned veterans for america ceo and fox news contributor. the lede. that's the first story. >> well, they opposite of nailed it. "rolling stone" apologized and retracted their story of an alleged gang remember at the university of virginia after an independent review called it a journalistic failure. the scathing report leveled the blame at the magazine from top to bottom. it found among other things that rolling stone didn't try hard enough to track down the man accused of orchestrating the assault and relied too much on the so-called victim jackie. here is one of the authors of the review. >> placing so much of the weight of the story on a single source. maybe it is semantics, but i wouldn't think of that so much as a matter of ethics and practice. it is bad practice. >> mean -- meanwhile the fraternity plans to pursuit all legal action against rolling stone.

big thank you to my other friends and plaintiffs, pam and nicole, ryan and grady, kelly kelly and ruby, cooper, joe and michael. thank you all for wanting to be part of this and putting your lives out there as well. and everyone else. i don't know the other names. and it would take too long. >> congratulations on your victory today. jake tapper, back to you. >> a very moving interview with the lead plaintiff in the case. a historic day at the u.s. supreme court. justice anthony kennedy handing down a decision, a 5-4 decision saying that bans on same-sex marriage are unconstitutional. there were 13 states including the home state of ohio in which those pans are in place. they are no longer in lace. let's talk about where this fight goes now. i have here jonathan turley as well as -- actually one second. i'm going to go to brian todd on the steps of the supreme court. >> hi, jake, we're here with rachel gaddis. she was very emotional a moment ago. rachel, talk about what this means to you? >> this is a really amazing day for america. i'm an emotional person. so it comes out. but i was just at the wed

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kelly. >> good morning. as we heard from chief inspector joe sullivan down at the airport although that situation under control delays in the air. forty-eight minutes in philadelphia. 1:43 in and out of laguardia. we will blame the wet they are time around. half an hour delays inbound on the schuylkill coming into philadelphia and about 45 minutes south of i-95 between woodhaven and downtown. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> well, if you want to have run watch celebrity chef jose garces now is your chance, this sunday the garces foundation sum iser barbecue. let's go have a barbecue, mike. >> how great, you getting to to jose garces's farm, and we get to pick plants and stuff. >> well, there is other activities, is there tito's hand made vodka, and there is, you can plant seed and basically take herb plants home that day. there is, farm tours. i will be making whole both. i have great local producers. they are doing fresh ice cream and fat jack's is doing barbecue. >> two event, saturday, one sunday. we will talk about that once we start. you got my goat. >> well, my goat but you brought a goat shoulder in

kelly, great to have you. let's send it over to "halftime" and scott wapner. >>> welcome to the "halftime show." joe najerian. we will get to michelle in a moment. our game plan looks like this. falling star. one analyst says it's time to check out of macy's. we'll speak to him live in a hotly debated call of the day. take it to the house, how a former super bowl champ is scoring big in the mortgage market and you will meet the $8 billion man live. we begin with markets

kelly, great to have you. let's send it over to "halftime" and scott wapner. >>> welcome to the "halftime show." joe, josh brown and john and pete najerian. we will get to michelle in a moment. our game plan looks like this. falling star. one analyst says it's time to check out of macy's. we'll speak to him live in a hotly debated call of the day. take it to the house, how a former super bowl champ is scoring big in the mortgage market and you will meet the $8 billion man live. we begin with markets around the world selling off fears of a greek default and exit from the eurozone intensifying over the weekend. stocks falling sharply. investors are jittery. pete, we knew this could get messy. >> it's the biggest move, scott, actually trading at 12 just last week, last tuesday, and here what's worth looking at here on the ebola scare it got up to 31. then we saw the vix up to 25. here 27. over the 50 day, the 200-day moving averages. those are the areas that held up well. only one close above that since april 1. it's still not enough. i think it goes higher than this. i think over time greece, puerto r

alex >> we have kelly may and her dad joe. >> looks really young are. >> our producer and her sister sarah freeman and her father roger. look at that. >> daniel mccormick and her dad jim. >> and director and her dad rob. >> send in your pictures of you and your dad. you know what how about this. while he's sleeping snap a photo of him with bed head. send it to us. >>> all right. now we have a pop quiz a favorite on "fox & friends." your favorite tv and movie dads. we're going to quiz ourselves. i'm not going to do well. the first one. this is a story of a man of six kids. three became his daughters when their mother married him in the first episode. who is the man? >> i don't have any idea who this is. >> the way we find out, role the tape. ♪ >> you mean it wasn't lucious lion? >> who is that? >> the guy from the show that's on now. >> "empire." >> this single father of three is the cleanest man in san francisco brother-in-law and best friend live with him to help raise the kids. >>> easy. >> i got it. a. >> we're going to -- >> roll that tape. >> okay. we were all right. danny tanne

conditions in the final weeks, and apparently granted joe biden his vice president all the time he needed to be with his son in those last few weeks. kelly? >> doug mckelway, thanks for that report. >>> this isn't the first child that vice president biden has buried. in 1972 his first wife and their daughter died in a car crash. beau and his younger brother survived that crash. they saw their father get sworn into the senate in the hospital. you can see beau here on the lower right. he was just four years old then still recovering from his injuries. we'll have more on the tributes and final farewells to beau biden on fox throughout the day. >>> later today, president obama will leave for the g 7 summit in germany where he will be meeting with the iraqi prime minister amid rising violence in the fight against isis. kevin quirk is live across the border from the site in austria with a wrap up. >> reporter: julie, great to talk to you. it's an important bilateral meeting indeed as the president and the iraqi prime minister once again come together to try to map out a strategy that will help the iraqis not only defend themselves but fend for

and i know you knew him and joe knew him and somebody else who knew him well was kate kelly.orning to reflect on jimmy lee's life. >> i'll never forget the first couple of times i met jimmy. i was in my early 20s working at "the wall street journal." he invited me to the office to have sandwiches. when you're a reporter covering finance as you guys remember, it's very daunting. and, you know, he had all these flat screens and incredible view. and the phone would ring and he'd actually pick up and have a generic conversation with hey buddy, yeah, we're going to get going on this deal. then he'd write something down on a note card and it'd say something like barry diller. and i was like wow. he was great at talking about the ropes and how finance worked. and the conversations got more sophisticated when i had a clue. but it was striking. i know he did that to a number of generations. >> absolutely. i think people don't appreciate because, you know, here we're looking at images of him, but he was not a regular guest. he came on cnbc a handful of times. but he was responsible for

kelly ayote good to have you with us. good to ha hear from you as always. >> thank you martha, appreciate it. bill: beau biden, the son of vice president joeen died after a two year battle with brain cancer. father of two served in iraq war and former delaware attorney general. he planned to run for governor next year in fact. vice president calling his son quote the finest man any of us have ever known, end quote. sympathy pouring in from all over the country from both sides of the aisle. president obama saying michelle and i humbly pray for the good lord to watch over beau biden and protect and comfort his family here on earth. that is certainly a shocker. our best to the bidens as they get through this which will not be easy. martha: has been through a lot over the years. one more thing for the vice president to have to endure breaks your heart. really awful story. our thoughts are with them. >>> all right, this story is straight ahead this morning. as a tricky high wire stunt leaves some circusgoers holding their breath. >> [shouting] [bleep]. martha: acrobat hanging by her hair from a spinning rocket ship when all went terribly wrong.

kelly's getting at. why are these stocks, if they're selling so much right now. why are the stocks so flat as bill pointed out, would you buy the autos here, joe? >> we would. i think we're looking at names and companies that stand to benefit from a healthier consumer. you know you've had this tail wind from lower oil prices we haven't seen them materialize into spending. clearly looking at vehicle sales is encouraging, step in the right direction, and i think overall when you look at valuations today, it's easy to understand why so many investors around the world are just a little bit nervous. again, couple that with the head lionels we're hearing, whether it's the fed, greece i think a lot of investors are just kind of sitting on their hands waiting for more clarity, but in the end, you know we believe that the u.s. economy and the global economy is on a stronger footing, and it's going to be moving upwards. >> quick, rick santelli jump in here do you think that this is as much about a strong consumer as it is about some of the financing conditions for autos -- the credit's there for the taking. >> right. profitless prosperity. >> yeah no to

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