time you kramer, thanks -- tonya kramer, thanks so much.presented's have joint discussions, looking for nato support to take out ships used by people smugglers in libya. the secretary-general, yen stoltenberg -- jens stoltenberg has stressed the concern of the three nato members that share a common border with russia. anchor: they wants nato department on their soil to counter a newly assertive russia, but that level of the plumbing violates a number of treaties with moscow and is strongly opposed by germany. anchor: nato has already sent troops to ukraine to begin a trailing -- training program for their army, which suffered serious setbacks aainst russian-backed separatists. >> don't turn. >> sergeant ryan slater is one of 300 u.n. soldiers training members of the u.n. national -- ukrainian national guard. they are stationed at the largest military training base in the west of the country. >> michael as an instructor is that -- my goal as an instructor is that they come away with a better sense of how to conduct themselves as a profession

zachary kramer is one of the two students facing charges. the drug was likely molly that sent 11 people to back in february. two students had to be airlifted and nearly died. >> the sun is back in time for our memorial day weekend. meteorologist howard bernstein is tracking the weather and whether or not. the next -- whether or not the next round of storms comes soon. >> let me show you doppler because we have very spotty showers coming out of pennsylvania to our north. there's a weak cold front coming through, mainly showers, occasionally a little stroke of lightning. i'm tracking a couple heavier showers. this one is crossing 5:22, looks like it will pass south of martinsburg. this thing is moving through damascus into areas in far western howard county there. it's moving southeast at 45. if it holds together, we're looking at ashton 6:19, guilford 6:25. just a nice evening with temp in the 70s. it's got to get money. >>> coming up enforcing a brand- new smoking ban. >> and no tours in the eiffel tower today, the crime that closed the popu

this josh kramer and he is having a whole lot of fun at his 12th birthday party and it was quite a partya celebration that almost didn't happen. >> that's right. fox 29's bill anderson was there at the party this little boy thought was not possible. >> reporter: josh kramer is a 12-year-old autistic child who only wanted one thing for this birthday. but unfortunately as his birthday got closer as much as she tried his mother melissa didn't think she was going to be able to give it to him. >> all josh wanted for his birthday he was saying back in february is to play sports. he wanted football game and baseball game. water gun fight. water balloon fight just to have fun. and when i reserved the paragraph and i'm telling everybody back in february and march. we can't come. >> after realizing the party that josh wanted didn't appear like it was going to happen, melissa reached out to friends at justice animal rescue today and josh got a party not even he could have dreamed up. there were hundreds of people partying and he got a par raised fire trucks just for him. the people at justice rescu

. ♪ >>> a very special day for a little boy in delaware county. 12-year-old josh kramer having a whole of fun at this birthday party today. it was quite a celebration but it's one that almost didn't happen. >> almost didn't happen. fox 29's bill anderson was there at the at this party the little boy didn't think was possible. >> reporter: josh kramer is a 12-year-old autistic child who only wanted one thing for his birthday unfortunately, as his birthday got closer as much as she tried his mother melissa didn't think she was going to be able to give it to him. >> all josh wanted for his birthday he was saying back in february is to play sports. he wanted football game, baseball game, water gun fight water balloon fight just to have fun. and when i pre reserved the park and telling everybody back in february and march everybody was like, we can't come. >> reporter: after realizing that the party that josh wanted didn't appear like it was going to happen, melissa reached out to friends at justice animal rescue and today josh got a party that not even he could have dreamed up. there were

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josh kramer celebrated his birthday with a party that turned into a team effort.mick tells us why this day was particularly special. >> reporter: that smile on josh crairms fails is hard to -- crairms face is hard to kramer's face is hard to get. >> i can't even come up with the words i'm so grateful. >> reporter: not many 12-year-olds say they had 100 show up to the their birthday. josh has social anxiety and he is shy. nobody showed up for his original birthday party in april, including classmates. >> all he wanted was to play football and baseball. he didn't ask for much. >> reporter: but his two best friends seen here helped him get a doover, he rescued them from justice rescue. >> for me, animals saved my life and i saw the relationship he had with the dogs and i felt responsible to get something starting pointed for him. >> reporter: harper created a facebook page for a birthday party. >> i would say in a week and a half and social media and word of mouth, this is the type of turnout we had. people in need you call people they are there for you. >> reporter:

. >>> there was a huge turnout in delaware county for a now 12-year-old boy josh kramer celebrated hisarty that turned into a team effort. and tells us why in day was particularly special. >> reporter: that smile on josh kramer's face was hard to get. this weekend he has a lot to smile about. >> started crying, it was very very -- i can't even come up with the words, i am so grateful. >> reporter: not many 12-year-olds can say they had 100 show up to his birthday. he has socialty and he is shy. nobody showed up for his birthday party. >> but his two best friends seen here helped him get a birthday do-over. >> animals saved my life and i could feel the relationship gosh had with those dogs, i felt responsible to help get something together for him. harper created a facebook page inviting people to as a result's noon party friends and local fire and police department also heard about the party too. >> in a matter of a weak and a half between social media got the type of turnout we had. >> josh loves fire trucks. a parade took everyone to ridley creek state park. >> it's so overwhelming a

versus kramer which is a movie sort of from my childhood that is not a comedy, but it -- i think thatk and new york of my childhood, i don't know. it is that time of my life that i always seem to sort of revisit because i think it stimulates creativity for me. initially, i was listening to it because it brought me back -- it made me feel creative and it felt right for the movie. charlie: this is your second collaboration with james james murphy. charlie: he becamenoah: he became a friend when he made music for a movie ended great stuff for this. charlie: this is the third clip we have. this is back to josh pitching the documentary to a hedge fund manager. >> did you know what the percentage of african-american adult males currently in jail? take a guess. >> like 60%. >> jesus, no. it is over 9%. it is nearly one in 10 african-american adult males, nearly 1.5 million. >> that is a lot. >> people don't realize this. they think because they have a black president. >> like a black shawshank, but real? >> no, there is a section about the prison industrial complex but the movie is about how

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. >> he plays peter kramer, he is one of the main singers in dsm, which starts for daas sound machine of the best german a cappella groups in the world. >> this is how i win. >> he has behind the scenes advice on how to be a winner. you have to be confident. >> when they see our magic, they will probably wet their pants. >> you have to be great at the trash talk. >> great ideas, then like an old man who shoots free throws he sits on the floor and cries. that's what happens. >> the whole video is hilarious, but it also gives us a look into what it was like to shoot this film. and now, i think he's going to be a huge superstar. >> i feel like i can touch like somebody's toes right now, maybe not mine but somebodies. >> he can rap along with the guys from the green bay pack percent. >> that was a shocking appearance. >> who also make an a cappella appearance. >> my mother sent me a text saying did you know that he is in the movie pitch perfect? no joke. >> my mom called and left me a voice mail and said did you no that fullawful is in there. >> now get up and watch the movie. >> it's rea

nicolle: i think she would have all of the same challenges that kramer does.f all the three books, this one to me, and i thought of it third. i am not in cahoots with hillary clinton. i do not write and plan this three weeks after her announcement on purpose. writers, as you guys know, never have that kind of luck. if you look at how she ran last time, someone who could answer the call at 3:00 a.m., she is running against a bunch of people that could answer the call at 3:00 a.m. i hear from democratic women not republicans, that her personal history and personal life is something they want to hear about. i think democratic women especially, women her age, are still uncomfortable. a lot of them are still uncomfortable with her standing by her man during all those years. it's not a political point. i'm not making a political attack against her. these books are about the human beings that run our country, not about politics and not about right-left. people get that on the non-section shelf. they are novels about what it's like to be a parent on 9/11, wanting to c

. >> reporter: 12-year-old josh kramer had one wish for his birthday. >> friends.nd play with them and like, stay up all night playing games. >> reporter: his birthday was actually april 3rd. but a party his mom planned for him at ridley state park almost didn't happen. >> it's heartbreaking because certain things you want to give your children and like you try so hard and i couldn't. >> melissa says she sent out invitations to students at josh's school but no one responded. >> i think some people did have things to do. i just -- i think other people don't want nothing to do with josh and then they just didn't want to come. >> reporter: she feels it may have something to do with josh having autism. >> to see him not enter act and say why doesn't anybody like me, why don't i have any friends it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: but things took a turn for the letter after melissa haven'ted someone she notice at justice animal rescue about the disappointment and stress how to pull off a party for her son if no one came. that person put this post on the organizationally fa

"eyewitness news" here at park in camden's kramer hill neighborhood.s learned how to properly put on bike helmet, at hit met fitting station. today was all about safety. >> everything that we do is geared toward that, whether it is the mechanic, bicycles, doing things, but just for the community, and working with the community to make sure that their needs are met. >> the camden county free holler board division of traffic safety put this event together today. >> some tourists meantime at yellowstone national park in monday tan a they got quite the scare when they were chased by a family of black bears. it looks like the curious spectators got little too close to the mama and her cubs yesterday. according to wildlife experts you should stay at least a hundred yards away from a bear, and it is never a good idea to run away it, actually triggers a preditor response. i'm glad we got that straight. so we know what to dot in the future. meteorologist, justin drabick joining us only trying to figure out what's going on with the tropical storms. deal with --

one of the neighbors, louis kramer filed suit to prevent the shellys from moving in. the st.uled in favor of the shellys but the missouri supreme court ordered that the racial covenant be enforced. it was then up to the supreme court to make a final decision. naacp attorneys, led by thur gooder marshall argued by enforcing the restrictions the lower courts were violating due process. racially restricted covenants were so common at that time that three of the justices had to recuse themselves after learning their own homes were covered by such agreements. all six of the remaining justices sided with the shellys. afterwards, marshall said the ruling gives thousands of prospective home buyers throughout the united states new courage and hope in the american form of government. one leading black newspaperer heralded the news with the headline live anywhere. that was nowhere near the reality for many african-american families. even after shelly versus kramer many were with met with hostility and violence when trying to integrate all white neighborhoods. whether through explicit go

so you can take the next big step. >>> time now for kramer stock trading.ooking at hilton but i know you're going to talk about something else. this is the bear call they go to hold -- and this is basically -- they're calling a bottom in the commodity cycle. obviously this stock is poised to go higher. it was not that bad a quarter. remember i said i felt they're turning. it is turning. i think it's a great place to be. >> you mentioned at the at the top of the show. what's coming up on mad today. >>> wave and a plant-based foods, and also earthbound -- i don't know we use their stuff. i don't know if you -- they've had good success with almond milk and they did not have an al month sourcen. western union is on a play i want to talk about whether facebook's messenger app, how do they compare again that and daniel dimicco talking about world trade, and is that good for america or not. people may not my view on that is a little radical, similar to dan's >>> real quickly back to hilton $2.7 billion worth of stock being sold by blackstone. i think they've gotte

check out hilary kramer. she looks like a movie star.o be upstaged, we have scotty with us. and matt mccall, founder and president of his financial group. thank you so much for being here today. stock set an all-time high today yet we walk around this building and it does not feel like it. i remember doing a money show in 2000. some of you guys were probably here. it was maybe 20 times larger, three-story boost it was euphoric. none of that today. but there's something to be said about that because we have come a long way with the stock market. and you want to improve your lives, you want to make more money, you want to control your own destiny. but what is the problem and why is this happening? i think it's a combination of factors and a lot of people are skeptical of the markets and i think a lot of people are skeptical about where america is going and many are more or less throwing in the towel and that is not how we became the greatest country in the world. so what you think it is remap we are at an all-time high and yet it's not pal

monica crowley with us, thank you for being with us and our buddy steve is here, jim a wand and hilary kramerd a lot of politics involved in this. outside there would be a new england patriots all with a black eyes and bruises, that played a part, and so just made the point. do you think that is excessive? >> i'm actually stunned but i think it is history being built into this context has gone into a much more severe consequence for the new england patriots. billions of dollars are the fines, but this gives me hope for society as a whole because it shows that if you cheat, if you don't play by the rules, there will be severe consequences. that is a lesson that will resonate because this is the nfl and because this is tom brady and the patriots, a lot of people paying close attention to this and it's a lesson that i think modern society needs to learn. >> there will be an cynicism. >> i have to say the first salem witch hunt was in massachusetts. now listen, did they do something wrong? but punishing tom brady, this is what they said, that was probable that there was a general awareness. what

hilary kramer. republican strategist noelle nick and lori rothman. and, of course -- and, of course, matt mccaul with the big smile on his face. this time because of the market not because he's surrounded by beautiful women. okay, guys. let's dig into the first real, real deal. democrats are screaming to the high heavens. the stock market was high under bush. i could remember elected officials complaining about our stock market being at records. it was a reflection of the rich. it only proved that capitalism helped the rich. guess what, the market is at all-time highs. we have this distinct bifurcation in confidence and how the future looks. and it's ironic because poor people and middle e lesspeople -- sorry -- optimistic than ever. >> yeah, when you talk to some of the rich, they have a different outlook. look at the stock market. when you talk to the poor, look at walmart. the market is a reflection of what's going on. you were talking about tiffany. look at lv bernard. they've been catering and part negro. >> as a political partnering. >> policie

here now with us on set is kelly kramer, cfo of cisco and a member of the global cfo council.ng to us. not all of us are equal in our understanding of everything but one thing we do know is how quickly things move. for me the landscape is littered with great companies that had a great business but it moved so fast that someone else comes in. and i think about what was -- what cisco was facing a couple of years ago. basically you were a hardware company that built out the internet. >> yep. >> now you have to be a company that works with mobile devices and software and the cloud and security. i don't even see what the old cisco has to do with this new business and i don't know why it should be cisco that still succeeds. it seems very daunting to me. >> well i think what's good about cisco is yes, we started building out the internet but if you look at new areas like security or software, you know we have all the assets that plays across all of it. so security as an example, it's the number one concern of all ceos and companies, and it's not just security of -- it's whether you'r

check out hilary kramer, guys. look at that. are you kidding me? a movie star!auding] a&g capital. also, scottie nell hughes. tpnn news director. and the man with the famous socks. matt mccaul. founder of penn financials group. we'll jump right into it. the market. closed at an all-time high today. and yet, you walk around this building, it does not feel like it. i remember doing the money show here in 2000. the -- i mean, some of you guys were probably here. it was maybe 20 times larger, three-story booths. motorcycles. dancing girls. it was euphoric. none of that today. we know it. but there's something to be said about that. we've come a long way with this stock market. the fact that you're here underscores that you want to do something. that you want to improve your lives. that you want to make more money that you want to improve your destiny. what exactly is the problem? why is this happening with particularly more americans? i think it's a combination of factors. i think a lot of people are skeptical of the markets. i think a lot of people are skeptical ab

hilary kramer a&g. and matt mccaul founder of penn financials group.'s dig into the first real, real deal. and, boy, it's a big, big gains today on big names that we all love. new highs despite today's red arrows in the market. disney went up after huge beats on both earnings and revenue. and netflix, they're fighting against a merger it says threatens every single online video distributor. matt, you're a big fan of both of these. so market down today. these stocks up. >> yeah. that's always a good sign. disney closed down just a few pennies. it hit an all-time high intrad. if the market wasn't down, it would be up. it's about content. between movies and all the different theme parks and stuff that they have. they have that. that's not going away. netflix, same thing. a lot of original content. at the same time. plus, they tackled the millennials. both companies are positioned very well. they may be ahead of themselves a bit right now. a lot of times, buy the rumors. i think you want to be positioned in both of these. we own disney. we'll hold for the

hilary kramer, a&g capital. and matt mccaul. let's do it. let's dig into this market., maybe, just maybe it looks like, again, the market may have dodged a bullet. here's the question: one of the old axioms, sell in may and go away. matt: every time the market subpoena, steve is not on. charles: he's been sick. matt: i'm not buying into the old adage. it's too easy to sell in may. if you look back 100 years, it does make sense. recently, it doesn't work well. we're in the tightest trading range so far. the economic numbers this morning, i don't see anything that will break us big to the upside and downside. manufacturing was absolutely terrible. consumer confidence was second best we've seen in nine years. we're going back and forth that continues for short period of time. charles: it feels almost like a coiled spring. we're not used to sideways markets. it feels like something big will happen. sellers have had a lot of excuses to get out of the market. maybe they're reluctant. what's the catalyst that gets us higher? hilary: well, we still have all this fiscal tighten

check out hilary kramer. she looks like a movie star. not to be upstaged, we have scotty with us. and matt mccall, founder and president of his financial group. thank you so much, for being here today. stock set an all-time high today, yet we walk around this building and it does not feel like it. i remember doing a money show in 2000. some of you guys were probably here. it was maybe 20 times larger, three-story boost, it was euphoric. none of that today. but there's something to be said about that because we have come a long way with the stock market. and you want to improve your lives, you want to make more money, you want to control your own destiny. but what is the problem and why is this happening? i think it's a combination of factors and a lot of people are skeptical of the markets and i think a lot of people are skeptical about where america is going and many are more or less throwing in the towel and that is not how we became the greatest country in the world. so what you think it is remap we are at an all-time high and yet it'

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hilary kramer a&g capital. and matt mccaul. let's do it. let's dig into this market.ow, maybe just maybe it looks like again the market may have dodged a bullet. here's the question: one of the old axioms, sell in may and go away. matt: every time the market subpoena steve is not on. charles: he's been sick. matt: i'm not buying into the old adage. it's too easy to sell in may. if you look back 100 years, it does make sense. recently, it doesn't work well. we're in the tightest trading range so far. the economic numbers this morning, i don't see anything that will break us big to the upside and downside. manufacturing was absolutely terrible. consumer confidence was second best we've seen in nine years. we're going back and forth that continues for short period of time. charles: it feels almost like a coiled spring. we're not used to sideways markets. it feels like something big will happen. sellers have had a lot of excuses to get out of the market. maybe they're reluctant. what's the catalyst that gets us higher? hilary: well, we still have all this fiscal tightenin

. >> lee kramer lives across the street with his wife and two children he heard the gunfire and came running outside worried for his family. >> my kids. that's all i could think about was my kids kids. >> reporter: there were no arguments at the restaurant before the shooting or any plus cybill reason for the gunplay. police hope someone recognizes the men from the video and gives them a call. >> it makes me scared to live up here any more. >> those bullets what goes up must come down you don't know where they'll come down. they can hit innocent people two, three blocks away. >> reporter: no one was injured non property damage. police are looking for a gold colored honda oz odyssey with some damage it to. if you have any information call northeast detectives. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, dave. >>> skyfox over what's street in south philadelphia. police say that's where a fight broke out earlier today sending a tee teenager to the hospital. fox 29's chris o'connell is at tam months jefferson hospital in center city. scissors were part of this attack. >> reporter: that's wh

how much, dom don kramer and the rest of the cast are moving on.onal roller coaster over the past seven seasons, iconic characters, and much like the sopranos, breaking bad the finale sort of took on life of its own a lot of people talking about this on facebook, twitter just anticipating what's going to happen. like all of the other shows it is over. >> you know, getting little thirst. >> i you are? you know what? i think i got just the thing. going olds school. >> ♪ ♪ we'll be right back. do you have a cup? ♪ ♪ >> status conference scheduled at senator robert menendez prepares to go to trial. sources tell "eyewitness news" the new jersey democrat will not be in newark federal court. he is charged with excepting gift, and donations, totalling about $1 million from a florida ophthalmologist in exchange for political favors. menendez denies any wrong-doing. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf will hold round table with lawmakers, one week after the state senate passed a bill legalizing prescribed pot. governor wolf had said he supports it, several re

josh kramer is a really cool kid. i got the coons meet him yesterday. he's 12. he's trying to come out of the his shell and make some friends and all he really wanted for his birthday was to play. to play football, to have friends around and his mom planned it, sent out invitations reserved the park and nobody was coming. nobody was going to come. they told this group justice animal rescue. they got on it, posted it on their facebook page and look at this. hundreds of people showed up. the fire companies from all oy round that area. >> wow. >> gave josh gifts set up a whole parade of about 50 fire trucks and police and we were out there all day. it was just a great day. both of you are parents. you know how much that means to a kid to just have people. >> i want a fire department to come to my birthday party. >> they came out in large numbers. it was great. you could see he was touched. >> thank you for going and sharing that story. >>> absolutely. >> i know dawn timmeney mentioned that earlier. speaking of, you know, different technologists with our kids and ri

hilary kramer, a&g capital. looking sun, she should. a huge winner with texas roadhouse.'ll brag for her. and finally matt mccaul. founder of penn financials group. let's do it. dig into the first real, real deal. listen, here's the thing. the market we talk about it. we see when it's down. it seems like every time it holds at a key support point. now now it's the bond market that is very, very shaky. steve, how does it play out? steve: yeah, look, consumer areas have been pretty weak. bad april. a lot of areas doing great. emerging market doing great. china is on fire. charles: i want to ask you about the bond market. everyone called for the bond market to pull back. now, all of a sudden it's doing it and doing it pretty rapidly. what is that telling us? steve: charles, i'm not convinced the bond market is over. i've traded bonds for 20 years. in each of those 20 years, wall street consensus was that this would be the bearish year for bonds. so far it's early in the year. i don't believe income gains are significant enough to spark real lasting inflation. i believe rates

hilary kramer, chief investment officer is back with a spectacular diamond necklace. scottie hughes, the director of tpn news, spectacular earrings, and jim awad with a fantastic tan. [ laughter ] >> and matt mccall, founder and president of penn financial group. first "real, real deal." jim, straight to you, did all of the talk from the fed give insight into the next move? >> first of all, she should not be speaking about equity valuations, that is not her -- that is not what we pay her to do. >> why is she? >> she is impressed with her position. the same thing alan greenspan did in the mid 0s. but all of the news today was generally speaking towards higher inflation, oil prices going up, which is higher, headline inflation, unit labor costs going up and yet slower growth. the combination of higher inflation and slower growth is not positive for the financial markets, not positive for the economy, and but i think on balance, it probably slightly increases -- >> what about the next move? >> i think a little bit more hawkish because of the inflation numbers and her fee

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hilary kramer. a&g capital chief investment officer.nd, by the way, hilary, we have to get a shot of those shoes. those are magnificent. matt mccaul. president founder of penn financials. let's dig into the first real, real deal. the jobs report a real stunner for the street. some worrisome signs for main street. we're talking about flat wages. more people working part-time. so we know -- listen, we have a society where there's a lot of answered. a lot of anxiety. a lot of frustration. a lot of fear. >> 15 million people are still looking for work according to this jobs report. the wage growth problem is flat. something has to give at some point. the whole tone of the country, raise minimum wage. rays minimuraise minimum wage. we have record stock buybacks. companies aren't throwing that capex into hiring new workers or giving raises to people on the hedge count. it's a tough situation. >> but wall street loves it. >> because it's the sweet spot. enough growth for profits to grow, but not enough to create a problem with inflation and in

police say he was last seen leaving his home on the 1200 block of north 28th street in the city's kramer hill section. he is often seen near 25th and high street in camden. anyone with information is asked to give police a call. >> man rushed to the hospital after overnight shooting in montgomery county. this happened just before 1:00 this morning near tennis avenue and north spring garden street in ambler. victim shot once in the stomach, now looking for silver jeep commando who may have been involved in that shooting. so what's next? that's the question a lot of people are asking tonight after a high profile murder trial in the disappearance of etan ends in mistrial. new york jury deliberating for 18 days, unable to reach unanimous verdict against pedro hernandez of may he will shade, new jersey t took decades to get to this point. and still there is no resolution for this little boy's family. fox's karen mchugh with the latest development. >> who ever killed etan remains a mystery, disappeared in 1979 walking to the bus stomach, one of the first kids to ever appear on a milk carton. n

we've got a couple guys we haven't seen for a while, daryl and chad morganlander, of course, hillary krameresident and chief investment officer at ang capital, and matt mccall, founder and president of penn capital, said he had a real good day, and steve cortez, trader and senior strategist at bgc partners. he joins us from chicago. let's dig into the first real real deal. you know, steve, i'd just assumed that more companies were going to jump on this bandwagon, but at what price ultimately to their bottom lines? >> right. well, charles, i think, you know, there is a balance here because there might be a pr benefit. for instance, we're talking about some of these companies. so in terms of earned media, they get some attention by this. as long as they don't spend a lot of money. and rex tillerson, how refreshing to hear him talk that way. a lot of folks who are obsessed with alternative energy livean e the alternative energy, by the way, is the same old energy it always was which is fossil fuels, and thank goodness we have an energy revolution going on in north america, and we don't have to

is a part of, i believe i believe that within any civil rights movement there are days like larry kramer where you have to stand on the soap box and yell "we are in a war," and then there are days where you say can we get those beer flights with matt dela peÑa? [laughter] so the way we prevent it in the future is to keep telling our stories. and publishers, keep publishing books like this. and also booksellers and librarians, you're the gatekeepers we're really talking to the because the authors are out there. look around. the authors are here wanting to tell these stories. the publishers are publishing them beautifully. but we ultimately don't get young readers unless the gatekeepers which is the parents and, like, the cool aunt who lives on the coast -- [laughter] like if those people aren't slipping these slightly subversive books under the table, we're not we're not changing lives. [applause] >> i do want to talk about booksellers because booksellers teachers, librarians, they are so critical to this whole movement. and i was talking to a bookseller who said i keep trying to push the

. >> my agent a guy named larry kramer. >> already. >> i larry is great guy. three daughters. and i had to go all of their bat mitzva's. same temple, same reception hall country club, easily they blew over $100,000 on each of them. >> and going to those all extravagant. >> then a wedding they have to throw for the same three girls at some point. >> for the same three girl. hopefully just one never know, there could be two and three on the way. >> so mike, you need to work for awhile. he needs that mine, your agent. >> he has big time client. >> you're big time. >> know, he has like shepherd smith, chris wallace you name it. >> mike jerrick michael eugene. >> he doesn't need me. >> michael last thing. >> yes karen hepp? >> i'm potting training my almost two year old, soy my two year old, five year old they all scream for me mom i'm done. >> come and wipe me. >> mom i'm done. babe can i barely talk. he says done, done. >> oh, he has it down to done. >> done, done. >> so cute. remind me never to shake your hand. okay. bye, karen? see you later. >> 9:15. >> okay, jamming for good

president charlotte kramer is the, one of the main characters. >> yep. >> in the book.here's a lot that happens in this book but one of the things that happens gives a big policy speech having to do with abortion without getting into abortion, i wonder if you think women candidates talk about issues differently than men candidates? >> yeah yeah. you and i know each other well enough. that's one of my fantasies, frankly. this book is really it's about this moment in our politics still broken such a put-off to so many people. part of the reason i think women could be one of the solutions to this low point in how appealing politics is to people is that we put people off. there's no tolerance anymore for saying i may be pro-life but i understand that you're pro-choice from the mostnoble part of your belief system or i agree, i believe something very different, disagree with you whether the iraq war was worth it but let's join hands and do something important and lasting for military families. no one hears or sees any of that and i think women are uniquely suited to bring ou

as we said this morning with kramer, his public persona continues to evolve over time, yeah?> and the public persona is about excellence and precision excellence and over the weekend, it came out that apple bought coherent navigation which special ietzed in high intensity gps, it is much more precise than normal. even in mapping, they could buy a normal mapquest or something like that, they're going something which is super stin gent. one line i want to pull out. because of this, we encourage both accelerated and larger mugt sharing purchases. how to allocate capital going further. >> not enough to be the biggest dividend payer in america? >> maybe wait a few months, they just announced the updated capital return policy, and he's like, come on, more. but, and no surprise. we know -- also interesting about tim cook though, in the past, apple tended to talk about change agents in the world, within the context of apple and apple's branding. tim cook has been more stepping out with apple as a leader in the global technology space, in the corporate world, sending a message about w

. >>> now to the story of sergeant aaron kramer.r 16th 2010 from injuries sustained in combat in afghanistan as he served in the 101st airborne division. he was just 22 years old. i'm honored to be joined by his twin brother, sergeant brandon kramer who brought his body's home five years ago. it's good to see you sergeant kramer, thanks for being with me this morning. talk to us a little bit -- >> thank you, craig. >> talk to us about your brother and what you remember most about him on this memorial day. >> my brother and i, we joined the army right out of high school. and my brother, he knew exactly what he wanted. he wanted to serve his country. he wanted an opportunity to do something more with his life and he enlisted right away. he didn't hesitate. i was unsure myself but i followed him. pretty soon after. but my brother, he loved the army. he also, he loved his family. and having both at the same time was difficult for him. i think something that he always wanted was just to be back home with his family his wife to start a fa

. >> well, i ask your colleague, jim kramer, i said where do you think the stock goes if we lose?> do you think -- >> i ask you the same question, scott, where do you think the stock goes if we lose? >> well the stock's up 50% or so since you're in. so i guess we'll have to wait and see what happens either way. >> you know, that's very interesting what you said. the stock is up 50% in round numbers since we've been involved. and this board and management are taking credit for that. and they're, you know, puffing their chest about psr. but all the tsr came, and this is very interesting fact, the three days, the highest three days since this management team has been in office, the highest three days that the stock went up was the day that people knew were in the stock, the day that our white paper came out, and the day that iss came out in favor of us. now, let me tell you the other side of that. this management team has been in office for roughly 32 quarters. the sum of all of the 32 quarter earnings announcements, the positives and the negatives, the stock has been down $12. the m

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