. >> number six are lumberjacks.e number is the hiring outlook. >> that is the change in the number of jobs they forecast over the next eight years. >> lumberjacks. >> i thought that was just a song. >> number five, travel agents, more and more people are using expedia and kiiaing to book flights. >> i can't do without melissa lowry. can't do that. >> number four, newspaper reporters. >> i think we are about to buy more newspapers. >> number three meter readers, number two farmers. >> oh. >> and number one, no surprise there, mail carriers. a lot of people use automated bill payments and e-mail. >> i think if your company is losing a billion dollars a day like the postal service you eventually give it up. for more, let's turn to maria bartiromo. any of those surprise you on that list? i am surprised there is a lumberjack. >> i am surprised at farmer. i'm not surprised about lumberjack. we're not facting as much, presenting as much. farmers, that's a mixed bag. there are some farmers, small farms that are growing and

. >> i am a lumberjack and i am ok. >> it includes dancers, and orchestra and a chorus line. a fitting final act for a group whose legacy has already been filled. >> pythonners. everybody knows what you mean. of the surreal, also grounded in intelligence, knowledge, a sense of fun. >> the shows are dedicateded to e sixth python, graham chapmanman, who died in 1989 with the performance being broadcast worldwide. >> they are all still looking great. >> it is time now for a check of the top business news. marcus joins me. first up, telecon is very much under the spotlight this wednesday. >> absolutely. the european commission has paved the way for germany's biggest operator. they are going to take over e-plus. at is the german unit of k.b.n. is 8.6 billion deal will merge them. that will bring the number of major operators in germany from four to three. news from france. e hopes of a french market onsolidation have taken a hit. it was one step ahead and one step back to consolidate europe's telecom industry. the european commission's approval is a change. they predict more for e

. >> ♪ i'm a lumberjack ♪ >> the stage extravaganza includes dancers, orchestra, and a chorus line, ating final act for a group whose legacy has already been sealed. -- everyone knows what you mean straight away. a hint of the surreal. it is grounded in intelligence, knowledge, a sense of fun. >> the shows are dedicated to whosixth icon -- python, died in 1989. the last performance will be broadcast worldwide. not get one of the tickets for the show, be sure to 20th, theour july final night when the show will be broadcast 1800 movie theaters around the world. you're watching "france 24." let's take a look at the headlines. nicolas sarkozy is under formal investigation after the ex french presidents and 15 hours in police -- ex french president spent 15 hours in police custody. jerusalemeak out in after the body of a palestinian teenager is found there. it is thought he could be the victim of a revenge attack following the kidnapping and murder of three israeli boys. and both switzerland and the usa are knocked out of the world cup. they both lose in overtime, bumping argentina and bel

generations of britain's -- britons have grown up laughing at sketches like "the lumberjack song." thousands packed into the stadium for the comeback show. the troupe brought nearly all of the eccentrics out of the woodwork, among them some of the country's most famous comedians. >> whatever you can say, i don't think there is any other comedy troupe in our culture which has the simple letters after it -- e sque. pythonesque, everybody knows what you mean, straightaway. >> monday was the first of 10 shows. the pythons have turned the tv sketches into a spectacle for the occasion. for fans, it is a chance to check out their idols one more time. after that, they promise the show really will be over. >> good for them. they've still got it. >> still chuckling along -- still chugging along. thanks for joining us. bye-bye. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- gg99Ññwçça7guc >> it's 9:00 p.m. here in the french capital. you are watching live in prison "france 24." denying any wrongdoing, the former french president nicolas sarkozy takes to the air waves sayin

it's not often we see a bear cup rescued by a lumberjack with a backhoe.there was no honey in that jug, just milk. but yeah. must have a lot of experience running that thing. at the chuck e. cheese, you know when you drop the claw to get the bear? >>> all right, allow me to introduce you to the new oldest american alive. say hello to gertrude weaver of arkansas. she turned 116 on the fourth of july, making her the oldest american according to the gerontology research study. born in 1898, weaver is the second oldest person in the world and the 11th oldest person of all time. so, happy birthday to gertrude. amazing there! >>> all right, now to your responses from our twitter question earlier in the show. we told you about the analysis from "usa today" that it would take about $130,000 a year to achieve the american dream. we asked you what's enough to make up your dream. our producer, justine, has some of the responses. what did we get? >> good morning. lindsey is saying her american dream is love, family and happiness, but 350k in the tar heel state would b

you don't find many lumberjacks any more. >> no. >> we're running out of trees. the last lumberjack -- >> you know, reality tv show on discovery, what the heck? >> cut down trees. >> they have all of those casino of shows. i know what you mean. >> i know what you mean too. >> five travel agent. 12% decline in travel agents. >> do it all on loin. >> kayak. >> travelocity, and they have the hotels. >> trying to buy my tickets to go to mexico for my daughter ' wedding, i think i blew my time on line than the flight itself. i need a travel agent. so if you are one, please call me. >> number four, newspaper reporter. oh, goodness. >> yikes. >> 13% drop right there. we know why. >> three, meter reader. that's 19% decline. >> number two, farmer, 19% decline, as well. >> getting rid of our farmers. >> tractors are doing the job instead i guess? >> you know what the tractor said -- no what did the plow say to the tractor? >> pull me closer john deer. >> most endangered job in america, mail carrier, almost down 30%. >> yikes. i understand that. >> i still lick mail. like i

expected to decline lumberjacks.. flight attendants... and drill press operators are also considered to be highly endangered.. technology is taking away many of these jobs. >> but meteorologist, you have job security. >> we are always needed. but you guys are always wrong. >> you are never wrong. >> i am 100 percent right 50 percent of the time. let's take a look at our day. afternoon clouds are coming. high temperature for degrees below the average. average high this time of the year is 84 degrees. at soldier field are temperature is in the mid-60s. as to look towards valparaiso, it's 56 degrees. socked village at 68. fairly nice day, no rain in sight for the weekend. a chance of showers is not until next wednesday. 79 degrees today senate we're back up to 83. monday 85. tuesday is a hot one at 87. thunderstorms in time for wednesday. >> let's start at o'hare ongoing road work continues this morning. this is heading eastbound, salim blockage in german and continuing to be fluid and changing. looks like traffic is getting through with tha

. >> the annual lumberjack championship is being held this weekend. >> lumberjack and lumberjill compete in log rolling to climbing to sawing. >> quite a storm of controversy while talking about an nfl player. >> all that. >> let's make sure we don't do anything to provoke wrong actions. >> and all that matters. >> after spending more than a decade in prison this dallas man is officially declared innocent. >> my father god got me through this. that's all i got to say. >> on "cbs this morning saturday." >> this is another week where it looks like the world is just falling apart. two wars planes falling out of the sky, weird al yankovic has the number one record. that's as sign of the apocalypse. >>> welcome to the weekend. we also have a great lineup of guests for you this morning including chef alex garcia. cuban born and a leader in the latin cooking movement. >> they've been mainstays on the alternative rock circuit for 20 years. the eels perform. >>> palestinian civilians are caught in the shelling and crossfire. this morning they are observing a cease-fire. the 12-hour humanitarian e

you're going to get the lumberjack to work for free to cut down a tree in order to make the newsprint so you can do this for free? so, it is not about the government imposing a barrier. it is about the government providing for freedom and preventing the government from imposing a barrier which is the suppression of speech by criminal penalties that john has supported and continues to support. as to exxon mobil and chevron, to my knowledge, they have not done anything after citizens united. very few private companies, for-profit companies, labor did but not private companies, because of the market forces. they do not want to get in a controversy. they do not want to lose customers. what we have seen is advocacy groups of all stripes participating in having new avenues of participation since citizens united. the final thing is, we have reached the tipping point as far as contribution limits are concerned. we have had 13 states including four to that florida raise limits. finally the forces of reality are sinking in on incumbent politicians that by limiting contributions to them, they ar

it is all trending, lets check out the first one this bear right here, look at this guy, well, a lumberjack in wisconsin was riding on a piece of we havery machinery when he noticed bear stumbling around with the milk jar on its head. lumber jack used the giant claw to grab that jug and yank it off bear's head and then, the bear as you can see ran away. up next what do you think of anchovies maybe you think of pizza but i bet you have never seen them like this. check that out thinks school of anchovies off the coast of san diego. black band of fish extended for several miles and was an estimated 15 feet deep. a lot of anchovies there. >>> and finally we don't know if this pilot likes anchovies on his pizza but frontier airlines pilot did place a big order with dominoes, enough to feed 160 passengers on his plane. the flight out of wyoming was delayed for hours and those passengers were understandably hungry so the captain decided to just order 35 pizzas, and he even used his own credit card. >> i was getting hungry and we're kind of a big family here at frontier. we take care of each other.

i had been recording a lumberjack song from the adirondacks: "johnson says he'll load more hay, says" you can really see, i slowed it down, and i pinned the words to the microphone that night and sang them. and a few weeks later, i was walking down 48th street, manhattan, stopped in at folkways records, said, "i made up a new song." and then, moe asch propped a mic up in front of me and recorded it. and a few months later it was out on another lp. an oberlin college student got the lp at a job at a summer camp, and the kids were fooling around with the verses: "where have all the counselors gone, broken curfew everyone." but by the end of the summer, he had made up the two extra verses we know. "where have the soldiers gone, gone to graveyards. where have the graveyards gone, covered with flowers." and the kids took the song back to new york. peter, paul and mary were singing in the village, in greenwich village, and picked it up, started singing it. the kingston trio learned it from them. and about three years later, my manager says, "pete, didn't you write a song called 'where have

to get theg lumberjack to work for free to cut down a tree in order to make the newsprint so you cando this for free? so, it is not about the government imposing a barrier. it is about the government providing for freedom and preventing the government from imposing a barrier which is the suppression of speech by criminal penalties. penalties that john has supported and continues to support. chevron,on mobil and to my knowledge, they have not done anything after citizens united. companies forte -- company's, for-profit companies, labor did but not private companies, because of the market forces. they do not want to get in a controversy. they do not want to lose customers. what we have seen is advocacy groups of all stripes participating in having new avenues of participation since citizens united. the final thing is, we have reached the tipping point as far as contribution limits are concerned. we have had 13 states instead of -- including four to that florida raise limits. finally the forces of reality in on incumbent politicians that by limiting contributions to them, they are not p

at this point, one network executive made a call to the president of nbc, while a lumberjack in the audiencein approval. [ laughter and applause ] then in a sudden shift, seth fell into a moment of introspection and admitted that his hatred of trees comes from a traumatizing incident in which he was talking to his middle school crush, erin conrad, and just as he leaned in for a kiss, an acorn fell on his head, knocking him unconscious. seth then snapped out of it and cackled with glee at the realization that his desk was made of nothing but dead trees. [ laughter ] we now resume our broadcast. >> seth: and i cannot wait until fall when your leafless, naked bodies are exposed for the entire world to see! also joyce kilmer, you can suck it! whoo-whoo! whoo! [ cheers and applause ] thank you! thank you for letting me get that out of my system. i feel so much better. we'll be right back with more "late night" after this. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ my family likes camping... ...i like dancing. so when we packed up our rav4, i brought this. ♪ turns out my family likes dancing too. the rav4 toyota.

you're going to get the lumberjack to work for free to cut down a tree in order to make the newsprintso you can do this for free? so, it is not about the government imposing a barrier. it is about the government providing for freedom and preventing the government from imposing a barrier which is the suppression of speech by criminal penalties that john has supported and continues to support. as to exxon mobil and chevron, to my knowledge, they have not done anything after citizens united. very few private companies, for-profit companies, labor did but not private companies, because of the market forces. they do not want to get in a controversy. they do not want to lose customers. what we have seen is advocacy groups of all stripes participating in having new avenues of participation since citizens united. the final thing is, we have reached the tipping point as far as contribution limits are concerned. we have had 13 states including four to that florida raise limits. finally the forces of reality are sinking in on incumbent politicians that by limiting contributions to them, they are

you know, are you going to get the lumberjack to work for free to cut down the free in order to makethe newsprint so that you can do this for free? you know? so it's not about the government imposing a barrier, it's about the government providing for freedom and preventing the government from imposing a barrier which is a -- [inaudible] of speech by criminal penalty that john has supported and continues to support. secondly, as to exxon mobile and chevron, to hi knowledge they -- my knowledge they haven't done a dog gone thing after citizens united. matter of fact, very few private companies, for-profit companies had. labor unions do, but not private companies because of the market forces. they don't want to get into controversy. they don't want to lose customers, etc. what we have seen, though, is advocacy groups of all stripes participating and having new avenues of participation since citizens united. the final thing is, you know, we've really reached the tipping point as far as contribution limits are concerned. we've had 13 states including florida raise their contribution limit

a bear cub rescued by a lumberjack, we haven't seen that before.ney in the jug, just milk. >> that is brilliant. >>> still ahead, europe now has the right to be forgotten. this is a fascinating story and i actually think there is so much more to come with it. so when will americans be able to have their histories erased by google, especially the ones that are incorrect and misleading and damaging? >>> plus from corporate profits to unemployment. it appears the economy is on a strong path to recovery. we should all be celebrating, right? because everybody is happy. >> yes. >> when wages remain unchanged from before the collapse in 2008. think about that. is washington doing anything to provide relief to the middle class and the lower class? steve rattner and "fortune" magazine's lee gallagher will join us next on "morning joe." when sales rep steve hatfield books at laquinta.com, he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can prep for his presentation. and when steve is perfectly prepped, ya know what he