most important of which is that most of the men in black kettle's camp were out hunting. the people in this camp they genuinely believed that they e ca were part of a peace camp. this camp was being protected byhought t federal soldiers. they thought they had nothing to th fear in that moment and so warriors were away at the time of the attack. and so, there just weren't very many men in the camp which accounts for why so few of them were killed. that said one other point very, very quickly.er point the native people there were armed. they weren't particularly well ell ar armed but they were armed. they did fight. shivington lost somewhere maybe between a dozen and two dozen of his men, so it was -- it was a very, very violent encounter that lasted the better part of a day and that ran across about six miles. it was a running engagement. so it was a pretty grim scene. can i go back and forth? >> could you just talk about the -- the washatol then? how's the park service going to interpret which i know that's if y civil war connection because of it custer but you look at th

the cheyenne's and arapahoe's complied and he explained that black kettles people as a result of that had believed before sand creek that they were under the protection of federal troops. soule's story about sand creek took on added residence on april 20 3, 1860 five, soldier from the second colorado cavalry murdered him in the streets of denver. here with president lincoln having been assassinated a week earlier and soule's death spawned a number of conspiracy theories including the kernel shivington had paid a subordinate to have them silenced. for some observers, soule's members of sand creek became the unimpeachable recollections of a martyr, good man who had been killed for stand by his principles and having the courage to speak the truth to power. a federal official looking into isd creek wrote " the barber in the slavery has come unaided assassination of mr. lincoln. the barbarism of centrica is commented in the assassination of captain soule,' this was a statement that foreshadowed some abolitionists decision to gravitate toward the indian reform movement in the years after th

camp te it clearly placed black kettle's camp inside this crook of the la creek. they thenck produced their own h of the massacre site including black kettle's village and located precisely where they believe george bent placed it a century earlier and two different maps. one is the national park service's map. the other is a map produced by the northern cheyenne, the k southern cheyenne and the southern arapaho descendants of sand creek's victims. the park service was caught off guard by this dispute over competing cartographies and hadu a compromise.s a site with boundaries that were and are capacious enough for all of the different interpretations of exactly where sand creek happened. so again, is if you could look this map, you will see that the monument overlook is included wf withinou the park as is that sii further upstreamti where the artifacts were found. after a number of twists and atc turns, incloouding a casino cuth corporation stepping in to broker a deal, the park service was ready to cut the ribbon on the site. all of which leads back to april 28 s

calling the kettle black, you know, the pot -- what's the saying?ot call the kettle black. >>> would you quit facebook for several months? an outrage of facebookj3cfqz us 700,000 customers as a guinea pig. they want them to join the 99-day campaign. they expect in 99 days you could save 28 hours. >>> sometimes before doing a story we have to say, please don't try this. yes, this is one of those stories. >> on july 4th, a guy6 in wisconsin climbed out on a construction crane and bungee jumped off and came within five feet of the ground on the way down. >> that was thought it was pretty funny but the police didn't. the guy was dragged by the police and has a court date next month. he's hoping for just a fine. >> we'll see what happens. >>> coming up in "the mix" -- a personal transformation seen through seven years of selfie. >>> garth brooks headed for a comeback. you're watching "world news now." ♪ sleep last night >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by colonial penn life insurance. you by colonial penn life insurance.

passersby stopped to donate cash in the red kettles. ducis rogers helping out tonight. >> a good turnout out there. i do my part. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you. lets do sports now. chase utley had quite the experience at the all-star game last night. he can enjoy it before he and the phillies return to the reality of this season. utley was the lone representative from the phillies at this game. he drove in a run with this double. he made his sixth appearance and also scored the run and had a front row seat for the love going derek jeter's way and his last year, and a big ovation for him. >> it was great being out there and the crowd was special and nice to be back in an atmosphere like this. i had a good time. >> what did you think of the ovation that jeter has? >> he deserves that, if not more. i think we all know how much he meant to the game of baseball and he will be missed next year. >> mike trout had quite the night, he was named the all-star game mvp went 2 for 3 with a pair of rbi. he had a choice of a chevy corvet

>> the pot calling the kettle black. >> the pot calling the kettle black.nths? there has been an outrage over facebook using 700,000 customers as guinea pigs for social experiment. a dutch group wants volunteers to join its 99 days of freedom campaign and see how it affect their moods. with the user spending an average of 17 minutes a day on facebook, the group figures in 99 days you could save 28 hours. >> huh. >> okay. >> sometimes before doing a story we have to say please don't try this. yes this is one of the stories. >> what it happened on july 4th. a guy in wisconsin climbed down on a big construction crane and bungee jumped off it, 140 feet up and came within five feet of the ground on the way down. >> oh! >> they thought it was prlt funny. but the police didn't. the guy was dragged by the police and has a court date next month. he is hoping for just a fine. have to see. >> see what happens. coming of in "the mix," a personal transformation seen through seven years of selfies. >> garth brooks transformation from retired superstar to country singer h

diamond's kettle brands ships also land on many top health snack lists.nnis are other players, offering organic, gluten free foods, that david palmer counts as winner. >> the natural organic space is on fire. it's never been a better time to be in business from natural and organic from a demand perspective. >> reporter: over the last several years, consumers have shifted the from three standard meals per day to smaller, more frequent meals, and that's fueling sales of snack foods. but the key millennial demographic is particularly interested in fresh, healthy, farm-to-table options, and that's spurned more trips to local supermarket chains like this one, rather tn national grocers. straight from the farm food options are paramount for grocery store profits. consumers are willing to pay a premium, but only to a point. according to a pwc report, 67% of consumers say competitive prices are still a factor when it comes to where to shop, with 47% seeking out farmer's market options within the store. kroger leads the grocery pack when it comes to checking off t

kettle brand chips landed on many top health snack lists. boulder brands and annies are offering gluten free foods. the analysts david palmer counts as winner. >> the natural organic spice is son fire. there is never a better time to be in business in natural organic from a demand perspective. >> reporter: consumers shifted from three standard meals per day to smaller more frequent meals and that's fueling sales of snack foods, but the key democrat if i can is particularly interested in fresh, healthy farm to table options and that's more trips to local supermarket chains like this one rather than national grocers. straight to the farm food options are huge for profit. consumers are willing to pay a premium but only to a point. 67% of consumers say competitive prices are still a factor when it comes where to 47% seeking out farmer's market options within the store. kroger leads the grocery pack when it comes to checking off the requirements on shopper's list. food consultant randy evans says the grocer is leading the chaug when it comes to s

each wednesday in july the sal vague army is collecting did he nations at red kettles throughout center city to raise money for its programs benefiting philadelphians in node. so nice job, scott. >> yeah did you raise some money? did you pull in bucks. >>> a lot. >> good. >>> happy to help them out. great organization. >> for sure. it certainly was not december christmas weather. i'll tell you that. >> warm out there. >>> temperatures were in the 90s. so, you know, had had to dress appropriately for that. did a little wardrobe change for the broadcast. as we talk about what's happening on ultimate doppler a front is moving our way out ahead of the heat, the humidity it's a fueling the showers and storms really popping up right now. look at all of that vivid lightning north and west of the philadelphia area. wee take tour and talk little before the about the severe thunderstorm warning now until 7:15. northern sections of chester county included in that. southern sections of berks county upper montgomery as well as upper bucks county included in that as well. this storm is severe because

julia metz's creation is facing competition including bacon, mac and cheese, capuccino, and kettle cooked wasabi and ginger. that might be fun. >> frank's frito's. >> i'd be at the end of the line. >>> 4:54. popular restaurant in monterey has a no noisy children policy. some tourists don't think it's fair! >> it's true. but the owner says it's not hurting his bottom line. brynn whitaker has more. >> reporter: no strollers, no highchairs, no booster chairs. children making noise in the dining room not allowed. to many it's not a welcome sign. >> i think it's not fair because i think little kids deserve to go in there. >> i think it's ridiculous. i think that kids need to know how to behave in restaurants and if you don't take them to them they don't know how to behave and they shouldn't be kept hidden away. it's ridiculous. i think kids should be allowed in restaurants. >> reporter: fisherman's wharf is one of the monterey peninsula's biggest tourist attractions. and the sign at old fisherman's grotto some say sends the wrong message. >> i would probably not go there to not deal with that

kettle brand chips land on top health snack lists. boulder brands and annis are other players offering organic, gluten free foods that they count as winners. >> the natural organic space is on fire. there's never been a better time to be in business in natural organic from a demand perspective. >> reporter: consumers shifted from three meal as day to smaller, more frequent meals. that's fueling sales of snack foods. the key millenial demographic is interested in fresh, healthy farm-to-table options. that's sent more trips to local chains like this one rather than grocers. straight from the farm food options are paramount. consumers are willing to pay a premium, but only to a point. according to a pwc report, 67% of consumers think competitive prices are a factor when it comes to where to shop. 47% seeking out farmer's market options within the store. kroger leads it grocery pack when it comes to checking off the requirements on a shopper's list. randy evans says the grocer is leading the charge when it comes to stocking shelves with f

the wrong things and this is why you know i think there are those it's kind of the pot calling the kettle black when you really think about it because you know there is misappropriation of how many should be in pretty much everything is but if you really want to go there with you know at the end of the day. it's difficult to say that it's about paying bills when the majority. is coming. business that is in the city right up the street from city hall that all hundreds of thousands of dollars so it's really about paying a bill and you go after the companies that own you the most money and then go you know trickle down from there i mean you have to hire stadium that is that is a list its own several hundreds of thousands of dollars in a rearranged to have the eastern market you have the joels arena you know all of these major companies that then are great investments in the city no doubt you know but they also are in a rear it and they also have their water so i thank you so much mckenna taylor creative director of the troy water brigade really appreciate what you're doing thank you my pleas

number one in kettle corn.e have a whole range of popcorn products, from indulgent to popcorn ships. -- chips. of popcornroad array snacks. the consumption conscious snack or, that sounds like an oxymoron. >> you can binge on snack. people want to snack more, but they are also very conscious of what they put in their mouths and how much they eat. it's about getting them a great tasting project -- products that they can feel good about. >> how big a market is it? is it an emerging trend in the snack food business? >> snack food is definitely growing. >> it is growing? >> it is. >> why is a growing? >> people's eating habits are changing. if you look at how people have eaten traditionally in america and how people tend to do more grazing, more standing, eating more times during the day. people are looking for better-four-u options. >> across the food industry it seems like there is more and more of not canned food, but prepared foods. >> that is also a trend. people want to be more involved in what they do as opp

. >> it is a key kettle. >> british. >> stupid. >> you take family photos? >> fifty and older. that's what we are talking about. >> why are we taking -- too much clothes and big hats? >> i always bring a hat, but i wear it on the plane, i don't pack it. >> i know one woman, ten different moisturizers. why? >> i don't know. what's -- mike? she is trying to -- oh, mike? >> put a ring ton. >> just saying. you snow. >> all right. >> you know about me. >> stop it. >> so the men what? >> well, we think it is real annoying when you wear ugly hawaiian shirts, embarrassing to travel with, and could you please, no dark socks with the leather sands. >> oh, gosh no. >> my dad does that. >> socks and salads unless. >> no corduroy on any boy over eight years old. >> what about a speedo? >> no speedo on any boys. >> okay? >> swim pants now. >> well, we like to wear funny hands on vacation. >> that's just silly. not a beanie hat. maybe a fedor an or something like, that yes. >> my husband gets mad at me because i pacca thousand books, because i am convinced i'll read a thousand books. >> you n

it's a big kettle with health care he bury the idea always sounds.ith let's make sure every american can get health insurance how was the working out? senior editor in reason magazine printed thank you for joining shower should. tell us about some of the things we have seen. >> it is attempting to describe obamacare as one begum unintended consequence. certainly it has offered a parade of them over and over again. one of my favorites is obamacare sets up these things called accountable care organizations basically creating incentives for health care providers to consolidate into big units that are supposed to be will it take care of you holistic we. the problem is when you have consolidation in the health care industry that gives providers more market power and drives up the cost of health care. in fact, this is so well-known that the ftc has actually been suing hospitals that consolidate too much. you have this fight between two parts of the executive branch, one of which says these hospitals are too big in the other one is creating incentives for h

calling the kettle black, you know -- the pot -- what's the saying?re's been an outrage over facebook using 700,000 customers as guinea pigs for a social experiment. a dutch group has not experiment of its own. it wants volunteers to join 99 days of freedom campaign and see how it affects their mood. with tuser spending an average 7 minutes a day on facebook, in 99 days you could save 28 hours. >>> well, sometimes before doing a story we just have to say, please don't try this. yes, this is one of those stories on july 4th, a guy in wisconsin climbed out on a big construction crane and bungee jumped off it. he jumped 140 feet up and came within five feet of the ground on the way down. oh! >> oh! >> they thought it was pretty funny but the police didn't. the guy was dragged by the police and has a court date next month. he's hoping for just a fine. we'll have to see. >> we'll see what happens. >>> coming up in "the mix" -- a personal transformation seen through seven years of selfies. >>> garth brooks from retired superstar to country singer headed for

marcell kettle leading after stage three. that is sports, i'm howard eskin. >> all right. game too boring for you, pal, why this yankees fan wants to sue the mlb for ten million-dollar. >>> a eight three-year old grandmother takes on a robber and used a pot of hot what the tore fight back. >>> three people shot in a bucks county neighborhood. here's a live look at a bristol township following the latest on the investigation. >>> a community in morning now outrage with the philadelphia fire department. why they are demanding answer this is morning. >>> things get heated when a man confronts two women about stealing his belongings, what they did, when he had the camera rolling. >>> and beyonce sister solange opening up about that crazy, elevator fight with jay-z what she told lucky magazine. >>> good day, everybody, it is tuesday, july the eighth, 2014. good to be here, glad to have you with us. sue is checking on the weather and kacie had right idea with the the hair. i think this is not a problem i attempted to fight. >> good pony tail day. >> you said it. we dot best we c

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her roommate at stanford said she could study through a whistling tea kettle.nd then sally told another reporter she was also able to go home at night and, quote, flip the switch marked oblivious. she could just disappear into "star trek," into "star wars" or many other less accomplished things that she watched. there were, of course, these things i did not know about sally, but as i say, she was a very private individual. kept a lot of things. i did not know she had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and and only had 17 months to live, i did not know she had been living with tam, and i didn't really appreciate the psychic price she had paid for all of her fame. this was very costly to her. this is a woman who really did prefer being in the library stacks or being by herself or with one friend, and she made thousands, tens of thousands of speeches and had to psych herself up for every single one. but she understood that she had flown at government expense, that we had paid the way, that it was a government agency and that public relations was part of the giv

. >>> and the "pretenders" tonig, all hat and no kettle.saddling up to the border crisis, sending in the national guard. >> the plight of these unaccompanied alien children has rightfully captured the national attention. i will not stand idly by while our citizens are under assault and little children from central america are detained in squallor. we are too good a country for that. i'm using my executive authority as governor of texas and activating the national guard. >> uh wow, he's using an executive order, because we are under assault from kids from central america. you know, when a republican is in doubt, what do they do? always send in the troops. perry thinks we're too good a country to hold children in detention centers although it's fine to push them back into the horrific conditions they came from. of course the governor isn't interested in tackling the broken system. he's interested in a political show, some real good theater. if rick per ary thinks his political theater is worth an ovation, he can keep on pretending. machines w

. >>> marcell kettle leading after stage three. that is sports.howard eskin. >>> a major league deal for former pro football players injured on the field, a federal judge has given preliminary travel of the deal that would compensate the ex-athletes for concussion related injuries. more than 4500 former players filed suit against the nfl. just two weeks ago league agreed to remove a 675 million-dollar cap on damages after judge questioned whether there would be enough money to pay all of the claims. >>> speaking of sports, at 5:47, a yankees fan hoping to cash in after video of him goes viral. it is not most flattering video. he is caught on camera and he is sneezing. >> taking a big snap, 26 year-old andrew richter fell sleep at april 13th game. john kruk and his partner dan, actually talked about him on the air and once it went on line, well, court of public opinion had add it and now he is suing yankees, nlb, espn, john duck and dan shulman for defamation to the tune of ten million-dollar. >> how comfort is that. >> probably won't have any neck

each wednesday this month, the salvation army is collecting donations, with its classic red kettles in tow. that is fox 29 eights jennifer joyce, scheduled to make appearance during today's collections. that's fun. we that last year. >> oh, do it every year. >> good morning, sir. >> really hot last year, as i remember. how about this weather cool for july. >> fantastic. okay, so, espn commontator steven a smith, we know him in philly very well. worked for the inquirer for years, apologizing for his remarks, basically, women should not put their position to put men into positions of abusing them, talking about the infamous video of ray rice dragging his now wife out of an elevator in atlantic city. but that apology may have become way too late. yes, espn has made a move. >>> would you believe that guy right there, used to get bullied. who was stupid enough to do that? he turned to body builds to go cope with the abuse. now, wow, look at that, in fact, he is one of the best teen body builders in the country, and he's right here in our area. and he's going to be on good day philadelphia a

red kettles will be on hand at clothes opinion at 15th and market to collect donations helping struggling philadelphians meet basic needs. >>> if you are getting ready to use part of the pennsylvania turnpike on your commute this morning your drive may be quicker, starting to day, that is because speed limit on portions of the road between morgan tune and blue mountain interchanges will go up to 07 miles april hour but some curves will be lowered for safety concerns. >> these speed limits were proposed as a way to get people and goods to their destinations faster. >> officials are expect to announce other sections where the posted speed limits will go up later today. drivers should note state police will also be beefing up enforcement on the turnpike with the new higher speed limits. >>> this morning police in new york are working to solve a mystery. they want to know who climb up brooklyn bridge to put those whitewash american flags there. they also want to know y police are looking into that security breach and investigating exactly how somebody slipped by security and scale the bridge

eye on diamond foods, maker of emerald snack nuts, diamond of california nuts, the company also has kettlehips, landing among the healthy top snack lists in all the fits in and health magazines. not every player in the healthy food space can be a winner. in fact goldman sachs downgrading fresh market from sell to neutral basically citing increased competition. scott, i'm sure a lot of traders have their opinions on not only what tastes good, but what should be winners and losers when we're talking about healthy snackable foods. >> josh, we're going back to you for the salads. >> so do you want to talk dressings? [ laughter ] >> who's making them? who are you trading? >> scott, i had a dream that i ate a salad. just in case, i woke up screaming, ran downstairs and made my own pizza. >> do you like any of the stocks we talked about? >> i like the companies whole foods, fresh market, fairway. the problem is this is getting more and more competitive, an in the case of whole foods, they've kind of stretched out as far as they can in my opinion. they're opening up in places like detroit and newa

>> and kettle cooked wasabi and ginger. maybe. >> i picked chicken adobo. >> capuccino?ming up, a thrill for bay area bird lovers. >> more than just a rare sighting. the species never-before-seen here in california. >> the view from berkeley is amazing every day especially amazing today. we had not that much cloud cover out there just a little bit of cloud cover behind the golden gate. what will your forecast be like coming up in weekend? that's coming up. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. more bad news for giants pitcher matt cain. we'll have that and can a native american statue help the giants get their mojo back? live from at&t coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet, period. [ heart beating ] xfinity internet from comcast. double the speed. [ heart beats ] ,,,,,, double the speed. news... in los angeles... a live look at th

daughter of lack cattle, the leader of the cheyenne at sand creek -- he is the daughter of black kettlegeorge eventually sold his land to a white man who would build a huge cattle empire on land that william bent had intended for the cheyenne. he got access to the land originally because he is married to a native woman. complicated world out there. all the cheyenne and arapahoe were driven out of colorado. george and magpie ended up on a small reserve in what is now oklahoma. the youngest bent, charles, became his family's angry young man. he lived through sand creek massacre and vowed never to settle on a reservation or see his wife father again, and he became a famous cheyenne dog soldier, rating settlements and military installations all over the planes in the 1860's -- rating -- raiding settlements and military installations all over the plains. he was described as the mongrel son of william bent and all the newspapers that described these wars. he became a frightening name in newspaper articles that described the violent chaos of those years. for cheyenne men, this is a very honora

. >> kettle cooked wad is a by ginger, raisy mango salsa, and cappuccino?> no. >> all four flavors will hit store shelves, then you can vote on your favorite. no doubt we'll gather them. >> mac and cheese. >> does cappuccino have caffeine? >> no. it does not. >> i really get it from a cup of co. fee. bacon. >> always. >> bacon mac and cheese. >> was there any debate? >> that's what's happening today in the bay, we're back at 7:25 with a live, local news update. por su vida en el norte de this morning, ending with h gunfire. >>> a fragile truce. israel and hamas agreed to stop fighting, hours later, hamas begins firing. live in gaza. what happened pence, startling new allegations of what went on pence the kennedy compound when

cart and 250 bucks. 13 years later, they now have 30 employees, three flavors, products ranging from kettleorn to churros to crepes. their popcorn sells at fairs and farmers markets all over southern california. but the bulk of her money is generated through downtown disney. planet popcorn generates $2.5 million in revenue, but it still can't turn a profit. this year, they're about $200,000 in debt. sharla's mother has mortgaged her house and loaned the business almost $200,000 to keep planet popcorn afloat. planet popcorn is an all-cash business, and that leaves way too much room for things like missing money and theft. >> there's no charges on that. >> then that means they weren't charging again. idiots. >> because of poor management... >> oh, i got more counterfeit twenties. the bank took them from me. >> and a lack of focus... >> i got my cheese order right here. oh, wait, where'd all my-- [bleep]. >> this business is not as profitable as it should be. if they don't pay down their debt and improve their bottom line, this company will be out of business within a year. >> i can't [bleep]

garlic frog legs, chicken wings, garlic chocolate, kettle corn, garlic crab fries, this is weird.never heard of this, garlic bread. garlic bread. i thought, i don't know, kind of weird, but they'll be out here cooking all day. and this is the calamari right here. and this stuff is, yum, you can taste the garlic. yum. you smell it. can you guys smell it? >> oh my gosh, whoa, whoa. sorry, noor abort, oh my gosh, oh my gosh. whoa. are you okay? are you okay? wow. does anyone here now cpr? does anyone here know cpr. does anyone want to give him cpr? all right, there you go you guys. >> reporter: that was unbelievable that he survived that. all right guys, ton of garlic here. literally 2,000 pounds if i can get it, out of my mouth here. this week when gilroy garlic festival, kevin, thank you very much. stuff is awesome. and of course the calamari, the scampi can't be beat. >> all right, stay safe. >> it's good for you. stay down there the rest of the day. >> bob is a very funny guy and he teases. norbert did fall down. >> he's okay. >> thanks for the play by play, scott. >> bob, you're

. >> reporter: what about the kettle corn? >> oh yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: garlic water melon. >> have you seen it? >> i would imagine they probably soak it in garlic. >> reporter: how much sunscreen do you wear when you're out here on the gar may alley? >> quite a bit. we have a big tub back here someplace, and we lather up frequently. >> reporter: here, you have to take that off the grill, we'll walk with you, how much of the flame-ups are you doing throughout the weekend, personally. hundred times, couple hundred times. >> probably at least, i would imagine probably at least 100 times. >> reporter: and demand's there? and you're keeping up with demands? >> yeah, keeping up. yeah it goes on the combo plates, then we serve it by itself of course. then saturday's of course the big day out here. sometimes we go nonstop for a couple hours on occur kags and just cook as we need it. >> reporter: you've been doing this a long time, when you first started, how many people were coming out. a few thousands? >> well, it was in the

. >> kettle cooked wasabi, and cappuccino. i think that's strange in a chip.ei's is quick to note the coffee flavored chips do not contain caffeine. all four will hit store shelves, then you can vote on your favorite. the person who submitted the wink idea will get a $1 million grand prize. why didn't we think of submitting an idea? >> that would be better yet. we'll will have to try them out and let you know how they are. >> i love my coffee, i don't know about it in a chip, what about you? >> that's exactly what i was thinking about, laura, you love your coffee. but yeah, cappuccino chips, eh. you have to try it. just like you don't buy that dress until you try it on. temperatures right now really comfortable. 63 along the peninsula or you learn the hard way, learn from my experience. 61 in the south bay. and 57 degrees to tick off the day in the north bay. it's mild out there. we're going to end up in the mid2340u6 san francisco, not climbing much out there today and low 70s here in san jose until lunchtime, we'll top out about 79. let's talk about this wee

it seems to be a different kettle of fish. >> we are seeing stocks rebounding.fact, it comes from the gains on friday. on wall street, the rebound, the s&p 500 coming back from its biggest loss in three months. now, over the weekend, the benchmark index did see a six percent decline. also falling as a ground offensive continues in gaza. let's take a look at what is happening. we see gains for the most part across the region. japan is closed for a market holiday, so no action there, but early going as malaysia and the poor get going. about one quarter of one percent on the klci and the straits times. we will closely be watching malaysia airlines. let's bring up the intraday chart on malaysia airlines. i cannot show it on here because it is not one of the biggest percentage movers. at the moment, you can see it is moving to the downside, i believe, in trade in kuala lumpur, down a few cents, so we will continue to watch malaysia airlines. they're expecting a press conference on mh 17, and we will bring you those as we get them. this one stock is down about 3/10 of

. -- kettle of fish. he writes, i was never planning to abandon atlanta. of --are on the battle the springhill affair. some of you are aware of this. it is where hood flanked general schofield's army and caught them in the open on te road in the middle of the night, cut them off, had them surrounded. i'm trying to use easy to understand terms. something happened, and the yankees, the confederates did not block the road and the yankees escaped right up the road. hood claimed he had given orders to block the road. he had the luxury of outliving hood, and whoever outlives somebody gets the last word. he says, i never got the orders. , after lee says to hood the war in 1875, he is imploring hood, you have got to tell the world what happened at spring hill. you have to tell them he did not block the road. in these letters, the first says, " i think you can now write with more profundity. possibly, it is now your duty." the last one in april 1879, lee is getting really impatient with hood because he is not telling what happened at spring hill. so he writes this

pilot is not in a position and if you're going to have the plane doing it on its own, that's another kettleort, wolf, it's a very bad idea. >> switching gears, what about that area where the malaysian airliner crashed, was shot down? has that entire search air effectively been compromised? >> i think it's certainly been compromised 37 whether it's been about compromised to the point of uselessness, i don't think that's the case. the australian foreign minister speaking at the united nations said there will still be sufficient residue. there will still be sufficient evidence to reduce the number of options. it would take a lot more contamination before we would be able to say it was no longer of any purpose. no, they're going to find out what happened here, wolf. and they will find it through the residue on the bodies, and also on debris that's there. >> richard quest, thanks very much for that. always helpful on these issues. coming up, more of the breaking news in our situation room special report. we're going back to live to ukraine eight waing the handover of the flight's black boxes and

there is a little bit of the kettle -- the kettle calling it black -- >> the pot black. >> because ins if you look at what bill ackman has gone in the herbalife debate just the opposite claiming that there have been false allegations -- or herbalife has gone and said that bill ackman has made false claims about it. >> so it's a bit rich. >> the whole thing is rich. but nonetheless, a new claim in what is turning out to be quite a soap opera. >> to add to the richness, i thought president obama was going to stop this revolving door of going from government to then lobbyist, right? >> you're talking about the robert khuzami element. >> uh-huh. >> you can't lobby. that's true. you cannot lobby. >> so this isn't officially lobbying. and i get that. but the spirit of the criticism is exactly the same. >> right. >> i mean the other question was in the context of a takeover battle, what can you actually say about your competitor, and can you make claims that are, you know, how far can you go with those claims is sort of a larger question. >> what is hyperbole and then damaging lies. >> appar

that is the pot calling the kettle black. there is overwhelming bipartisan support for the senate immigration bill that has been sent to the house and speaker boehner and republicans won't even bring it to the floor for a vote. that is one point. i want to know what republicans in the house are going to do when this lawsuit reaches its inevitable end, which is going to be failure. are you going to sue the justice department for not doing their job? thank you very much. guest: with respect to the second part of your question, i don't think that the lawsuit will end in failure. certainly standing is an issue. but i think we will prevail on that i think the court will take it up and very clearly what the president is doing with respect to differ world -- deferral of the tax of the employer mandate is absolutely outside his purview. he has absolutely no right to impose a tax on certain things and not on others and decide when he imposes a tax and when he is not. the law gives him no ability to do that. it is unconstitutional. wha