"action news" reporter annie mccormack has more. >> you are not in trouble. we want cayman home. we want him back. >> reporter: plea from the parents of the missing 13 year-old cayman naib, his family brought in professional search ape k-9 teams and multiple law enforcement teams, including the fbi are involved. >> it had has been an incredible outpouring of support from tons have of people, all over the region, sending help with detectives they have been sending drones they have been sending just people who we don't even know, searching homes, searching out buildings. >> although we have no reason to believe this has turned into a criminal investigation never the the less law enforcement the has incredibly intensified their efforts. >> reporter: saturday professional volunteers filled episcopal a academy which has become a home base for the search. >> both end of the street house to house. >> reporter: cayman's parents say the the shiply school student is a good kid who has never runaway. that night he was upset over an e-mail from the school regarding a homework assignment and

"action news" reporter annie mccormack has more on the life of the man some say was the greatest eagletime. >> reporter: check bednarik was as local as a philadelphia sports legend could be and today fans paid homage to his statue at franklin field. >> he was a legend. a legend. >> he got that name concrete, to tell you the the truth he hit them hard. >> one of the greatest football players whoever lived and a nice guy. >> reporter: born in bethlehem pa, son of immigrants a stand out of liberty high school, he went on to thrive at the field at the university of pennsylvania. he played 14 seasons all with the philadelphia eagles. >> check bednarik is one of the few that if he were playing in the nfl today, he would be an outstanding outstanding linebacker. >> reporter: number 60 stood 6-foot two and weighed 235 pounds. he made devastating tackles like this one against then giant frank gifford. he took the birds to two championships and in 1960 he played both linebacker and center. this is one of the plays that made him a legend. >> philadelphia eagles won world championship of professio

"action news" reporter annie mccormack was at the funeral and has the details. >> ♪♪ >> reporter: sergeantert wilson the third died a hero but will always than men for that smile. >> that smile everybody knows that smile. i can go on and on about the stories we had about the smile. >> reporter: his pavesser damon stevenson for the emotions as he work his way to the microphone. march 5th the nine year veteran and father of two went in the north fill game stop in uniform when two armed gunman attempted to rob the store and opened fire. wilson took both of them on saving customer's lives. >> i have been in policing for 46 years and i have never witnessed an act of bravery like i saw that day. >> reporter: topo lease brass watched surveillance video capturing the murder. >> it is something that is haunting and it is painful but at the the same time there is pride, pride that we walked alongside of a man that had the kind of courage and determination that robert francis wilson the third had. >> reporter: commissioner ramsey and mayor michael nutter recounted wilson's final moments in the emerge

"action news" reporter annie mccormack was there for the services. >> reporter: shortly into the service commissioner ramsey posthumously promoted officer robert wilson to the rank of sergeant. the the accolade continued, commissioner charles ramsey awarding the fallen sergeant robert wilson the third with a two highest medals. >> the medal of honor, which is given to officers who make the ultimate sacrifice. >> reporter: medal of valor which effected immediately is now renamed in wilson's honor. this is after topo lease brass watched the the videos of murder of the sergeant wilson after two armed men storms the the north philadelphia game stop, and opened fire on a uniformed sergeant was inside buying a gift for his son. he in managed to fire a shot and save customer's lives. ramsey and mayor michael nutter recounted wilson's final moments in the emergency room. >> i saw his heartbeating. he for the valiantly. just as he for the in that store. two cowards came upon him. >> i have been in policing for 46 years and i have never witnessed an act of bravery like i saw that day. never. >> re

for now reporting live outside of novacare, annie mccormack channel6 "action news." >> there's more.porting the eagles and cowboys demarco murray have mutual interests. the free agent running back led the nfl in rushing last season with more than 1800 yards. stay tuned. >> new information this morning philadelphia police are looking into two drugstore robberies that happened this week and they both happened just down the street from one another. last night a man robbed the cvs on the 5800 block of rising sun avenue. police say he handed an employee a demand note and got weigh with $10,000 cash. on monday night an armed man held up the rite-aid on the 5400 block of rising sun avenue and it's not yet known if these two robberies are indeed relate. >> likely presidential candidate former first lady and former secretary of state hillary clinton addressed her e-mail controversy but still left many questions unanswered. abc is in washington with reaction. >> reporter: in her first public comment about her exclusive use of a personal e-mail account for government business, hillary clinton c

a "action news" reporter annie mccormack was there for the the vigil and she joins us live annie. >> reporter: and, walter, the community wants philadelphia police to know that officer robert wilson was a hero. in fact they wanted to show their appreciation so they brought appraiser vigil to the the steps of the 22nd district. >> we want to pray for love. we want to pray for peace. we want to pray for comradery. we want to pray for fellowship. >> reporter: under black bunting hanging from the between the second district in honor of slain philadelphia police officer robert wilson pastor green began to pray. the hand behind him williams brother and sisters of blue. prayer turn to song. >> ♪♪ >> and the community, link hand. and a women who knows the will son family's pain spoke out. >> i respect the between the second district and to the philadelphia police department. i want to say that we got y'all back. we got y'all back. enough is enough. >> reporter: officer moses walker also of the between the second district, was fatally shot have after leaving work back in 2012. thursday night

"action news" reporter annie mccormack is live at franklin field with the full story good evening. >> reporter: good evening sarah he was known as one of the toughest in the league even though he hadn't played in decade and this morning his family announced a at 89 years old he died in bucks county. chuck bednarek was as local as a philadelphia sports legend could be. today, fans paid homage to his statue at franklin field. >> he was a legend. he was a legend. >> he would be nickname concrete, to tell you the truth, he was unremovable. >> one of the greatest football players whoever lived and nice guy. >> reporter: born in bethlehem, pa, son of immigrants, stand out at liberty high school he thrived on the field of the university of pennsylvania, and he played 14 seasons, all with the philadelphia eagles. >> check bednarek is one of the few that if he were playing in the nfl today, he would be an outstanding, outstanding linebacker. >> reporter: number 60 stood 6-foot two weighed 235-pound. he made devastating tackles like this one against then giant frank gifford. he took the birds t

a "action news" reporter annie mccormack was there for today's vigil. >> we want to pray for love.y for peace. pray for comradery. pray for fellowship. >> reporter: under black bunting a hanging from the between the second district in honor of slain philadelphia a police officer robert wilson, pastor green began to pray. behind him wilson's brothers and sisters in blue. prayer turn to song. >> ♪♪ >> reporter: and the the community linked hand. a woman who knows the will son family's pain spoke out. >> out of respect to the 22nd district and to the philadelphia police department, i want to say that we got y'all back. y'all have our back. we got y'all back. enough is enough. >> reporter: wayne's son officer moses walker also of the 22nd district, was fatally shot have after leaving work back in 2012. thursday night when she heard the news her hard sunk. wilson was gun down in his north philadelphia game stop store during a robbery in progress. the the father of two was buying a present for his son. >> i was at home. i heard a police officer had been wounded. i said, oh my god. i hear

"action news" reporter annie mccormack is live with more on that story annie. >> reporter: and walter, we have a lot of repercussions from this fire. we will tell but the septa repercussions coming up but take a look behind me coming up. you can see fire fighters are still out here on the scene. they have been out here all day working to get the hot spots out. now, this was a vacant building but this business just closed in january. there was still a lot of furniture and things inside and fire fighters believed that may be why and what fueled the fire for so long. just after 2:30 this morning flames erupted turning into this massive fire inside a vacant building that took up mess of the 2400 block of west west moreland street. the the 65,000 square foot former manufacturing company was for sale. the fire so rampant it took three and a half hours to get under control and it is four alarms. >> initial incident commander decided to go with an exterior defensive operation which was a very good call because it was a vacant a property. we don't risk life for vacant property. >> reporter: th

prosecutors must decide if they will retry mccormack for a third time. the priest had been on administrative leave since 2011. >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane's personal and political future is in the hand of the state supreme court. the the justices will decide the legality of the appointment of a special prosecutor whose hand picked grand jury recommended criminal charges against her. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter had has more from city hall. >> reporter: are you eager to hear what the court will say. >> yes, we will let court make their own decision and i should be hopeful. >> reporter: attorney general kathleen kane was optimistic, inside city hall for a hearing before the pennsylvania supreme court that could have a huge impact on her personal and professional future. >> reporter: are you concerned about the criminal charges or possibility of them. >> i will not have any further comment, thanks walt. >> reporter: kane's attorney asked justices to rule that the grand jury that would recommend criminal charges against her for

annie in mccormack was there. >> ♪♪ >> reporter: worshipers came to sunday's 10:00 a.m.s at saint martin's catholic church in north philadelphia where slain officer robert wilson was on their mind. father steven thorn dedicated the mass to wilson and made his brothers and sisters in blue the guests of honor. >> my response is very simple,... >> reporter: they took up the back of the church and after communion parishioners shared condolence and thank yous including philadelphia based actor david morse who portrayed a former philadelphia cop in the tv show hack. noel the the friend of wilson says the busy officer man made time to volunteer with his organization, one day at a time. >> we talk so much about black men being negative in the community but he was definitely an office shore stood positive and as a positive side. when they took his life they took ten other father lives at the same time. >> reporter: according to police thursday two armed gunmen attempting to rob this game stop at 21st and lehigh got in the gun battle with wilson who was in uniform inside buying a

joining me now, kathy durst's brother, jim mccormack.en wanting to ask you, how is your mom? how is she doing after all of this in this past week? >> well, mom is 101 years old. when she gave her taping time to andrew and mark for "the jinx" she was about five years ago or so, she was a lot sharper. she -- she's got a problem with hearing which then compromises her comprehension. so she's dealing with it. i'm blessed with sisters, three sisters who rotate with me on taking care of her because she still lives at her own home. but her understanding of what's happening has been pretty much kept from her in terms of not wanting to upset her any more than most people would be. >> all right. jim, you and i met 15 years ago, and at that time, kathy had been missing for 17 years. can you -- can you take the viewers through what it was like the last 33 years not having any closure in kathleen, your sister's case? >> yes, i can. i've lived it for 33 years and i've described it to other interviewers. it's kind of like being in a marathon, a 33-year

joining me now, kathy durst's brother, jim mccormack. been wanting to ask you, how is your mom? how is she doing after all of this in this past week? >> well mom is 101 years old. when she gave her taping time to andrew and mark for "the jinx" she was about five years ago or so she was a lot sharper. she -- she's got a problem with hearing which then compromises her comprehension. so she's dealing with it. i'm blessed with sisters, three sisters who rotate with me on taking care of her because she still lives at her own home. but her understanding of what's happening has been pretty much kept from her in terms of not wanting to upset her any more than most people would be. >> all right. jim you and i met 15 years ago, and at that time kathy had been missing for 17 years. can you -- can you take the viewers through what it was like the last 33 years not having any closure in kathleen, your sister's case? >> yes i can. i've lived it for 33 years and i've described it to other interviewers. it's kind of like being in a marathon, a 33-year m

i'm nick marshal mccormack. this is "sport today."ing up south africa are the first team through to the world cup semifinals after a sri lankan collapse in sydney. >>> the fallout from tuesday's champions league how they handled the pressure of penalties. >>> and maria sharapova admits she was beaten by flavia pennetta's power and pace at indian wells. >>> hello. wherever you are around the world welcome to "sport today." south africa have won their first knockout match at a cricket world cup and they are the first team through to the semifinals of this world cup after thrashing sri lanka, an uncharacterist collapse that did all the damage. none of their batsmen past 50. they were all out for just 133. the party has had no problems taking it down winning by nine wickets with 192 balls remaining. the biggest win for any team in a world cup. >> reporter: it's party time here in sydney if you're supporting south africa that is. a comfortable victory in the end for them. and they are through to the cricket world cup semifinal. 133 was nev

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jim mccormack is cathie's brother. >> the relationship is prince charming. they truly were in love. >> reporter: the couple married in 1973. he was shy, a little aloof, some thought, nearly ten-years-older. she was lively, attractive, the sparkplus who'd gather friends for denners. they had a snazzy penthouse apartment in new york and a pretty little cottage in west chester county. and they were perks to being the heir to a manhattan real estate dynasty when the velvet ropes parted to some of the most exclusive clubs in town. studio 54, xenon, discos, the fabulous people, champagne and drug when they were labeled recreation and kathleen wasn't going to settle for being arm furniture for her rich young husband. she got her nursing degree then enrolled in medical. life was good. think rich hippys. >> the song that reminded me a lot of cathie and bobby bob dylan ♪ lay lady lay ♪ ♪ lay upon me ♪ ♪ my brass bed ♪ and kate and bob had this room off the side of their ate house and there was a big brass bed and every time i think of that song, i connect the two of t

immediately mccormack suspects durst. we spoke last week just two days before durst's arrest. >> it's circumstantial evidence that's getting up to a preponderance of you're guilty. >> reporter: one of those subtle clues, durst takes four days to report her missing to mike struck. struck never nails his prime suspect. >> it keeps coming back to the fact that we never found her body. we never had a crime scene. >> no evidence. >> no evidence no crime scene. >> reporter: the case grows cold until 2000 when investigators reopen it. this time the millionaire flees new york to this rundown apartment in galveston, texas, hiding out, cross-dressing and posing as a mute woman. for months he's speaking to virtually no one except this woman, susan berman. durst and berman were decades-long friend corresponding by letter and phone. new york investigators decide to interview her. but before she could be questioned around christmas 2000 someone shoots berman execution style in her beverly hills home. the killer sends police this anonym

mccormack has been on administrative leave from the philadelphia a archdiocese since 2011. >>> also a car slams in the house in chester, delaware county. you can see that car being towed away. we're told three people were injured, two adult and a child no word on the extent of those injuries though. we do know it had happened in the 1100 block of concord avenue. we're working to get more information. >>> the search continues off the the coast of florida where a military helicopter crashed last night. human remains and pieces of the wreckage have washed a shore. that crash happened during a night training mission at eglin air force base. military officials say that helicopter went down on a remote beach between pensacola and destine. cbs news correspondent craig boswell has the latest on the search. >> reporter: searchers are looking for remains of the 11 service members after their black hawk helicopter crashed tuesday night during a training exercise off the florida coast. >> we've got ground crews that are going up and down the shoreline and they are looking for any signs of the acc

for now we're live at the linc annie mccormack channel6 "action news." >> thanks annie. >>> a philadelphia is accused of leaving his seven-year-old son alone in a car while he gambled for three hours at a bucks county casino. 32-year-old brian bolds had nothing to say as he was carted off to his bail hearing in bensalem last night. a passerby contacted police yesterday after seeing bolds' seven-year-old in a car parked at the parx casino screaming for help. police took the boy to the police station and then went looking for his dad. >> we then monitored him on parx security cameras playing plaque jack for the next three hours. he never made any attempt to go to the vehicle. at one point a decision was made around 6:30 p.m. to go in with our detectives and the state police to apprehend mr. bolds. >> the child is now with his mother. police have dealt with several cases of people leaving their children alone in cars while they gamble inside parx. >> it is 5:06 and camden teachers will be getting raises under a newly approved contract. the school district announced the union ratified the term

for now reporting live outside of the linc, annie mccormack channel6 "action news." >> some say he's got a plan and he's sticking to it. thanks annie. >>> espn reporting the eagles and the cowboys' demarco murray have mutual interest. maybe he's coming. the free agent running back led the nfl in rushing last season with more than 1800 yards. so, stay tuned. could be more. >>> way in on the many eagles moves on the "action news" facebook page. our news feed is filled with breaking news including the latest sports headlines. >> new information this morning philadelphia police are looking into two drugstore robberies. they happened this week just down the street from one another. last night a man robbed the cvs on the 5800 block of rising sun avenue. he handed an employee a demand note and got away with $10,000 cash. on monday an armed man held up the rite-aid on the 5400 block of rising sun avenue but it's not yet known if these two robberies are indeed related. >> funeral arrangements have been set for murdered philadelphia police officer robert wilson, iii. a viewing will be held on

. >> reporter: kathleen's brother, jim mccormack. >> she never got out of westchester county.r: durst also admitted he never went for drinks at his neighbor's house that night as he had claimed. >> that's what i told the police. i was hoping that would just make everything go away. >> reporter: everyone now is asking, why did he admit that all those things were lies? there's speculation that robert durst wanted to get caught, and that's why he did this documentary. >> well, that's speculation. that's not a fact. no, i don't believe that. >> the psychology of bobby durst is, like, the eighth wonder of the world. he definitely kind of gets a perverse pleasure out of getting away with stuff. >> mr. foreman, i understand you have a verdict. >> his wealth, his intelligence, his slyness has enabled him to maybe get away with murder. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, robert durst, not guilty. >> the look of surprise on his face when the verdict is reached in galveston, i read that as "oh, my god, i just got away with it," because i think that's the game that... that he was playing

. >> reporter: kathleen's brother, jim mccormack. >> she never got out of westchester county. she never left that area that night. >> reporter: durst also admitted he never went for drinks at his neighbor's house that night as he had claimed. >> that's what i told the police. i was hoping that would just make everything go away. >> reporter: everyone now is asking, why did he admit that all those things were lies? there's speculation that robert durst wanted to get caught, and that's why he did this documentary. >> well, that's speculation. that's not a fact. no, i don't believe that. >> the psychology of bobby durst is, like, the eighth wonder of the world. he definitely kind of gets a perverse pleasure out of getting away with stuff. >> mr. foreman, i understand you have a verdict. >> his wealth, his intelligence, his slyness has enabled him to maybe get away with murder. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, robert durst, not guilty. >> the look of surprise on his face when the verdict is reached in galveston, i read that as "oh, my god, i just got away with it," because i t

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lisa depalo kathy durst's brother jim mccormack and homicide detective who led the investigation in galveston, texas cody kaslef. we have been together in this case some of us 15 years. >> 33. >> 33 for you. you are the brother of kathleen the first wife. lisa i remember going down to galveston texas with you in 2000. charlie you have been worrying about this a long time. among us there's almost a bond, it is a group that kind of suffered through this. i want to ask each one of you the same question. what was your reaction when he said i killed them all. i killed them all. >> i would say shock that he actually said it. i am not surprised because i always felt like he was responsible for these three deaths but to hear him say it out loud i was shocked. >> jim, for the first time you hear that your sister's husband admitted he killed your sister. your reaction? >> i wouldn't say as much shock as it was finally vindicated for the years and years of pursuing the truth. bob, you know i knew him when he was in love with kathy. i knew him when kathy was in love with him, how that de sgraded over tim

want to talk about for "stop trading" that mccormack is doing well.etter. >> give plea a chance to do entree to "stop trading." come on. >> i kind of jumped the gun. >> only thing i'm here for. time now for cramer and "stop trading." >> i think people are going like mccormack -- allen wilson is an amacing guy. it's a baltimore company. people from baltimore and philadelphia have chips on their shoulder, like we're great and you're not. mccormick, plotting along. people say why don't generics hurt? they make those, too it's imim impossible to cook without mc mccormick it doesn't work. >> you need your surprises. >> variety is the spice of life. we all need mccormick you see mccormick. mccormick is worldwide. mccormick is a great company. once again, people doubting it thought they -- they wrote it off, they don't have the growth. wilson delivers. mccormick goes higher and that could help the consumer package group. i think the biotechs can bounce back, google's a leader. and netflix is responding to the pied piper saying is it going to be in new a la c

. >> reporter: that's jim mccormack the brother of durst's first wife, kathy, who said he hopes durst will confess to killing her and others. >> i'm hopeful that he'll finally man up. tell his lawyers to bug off and he wants to have this thing over and put behind him. >> reporter: dan simon, cnn, san francisco. >> and our jean casarez is in los angeles. jean, you just got off the phone with robert durst's attorney in texas. this is the second conversation you've been able to have with him. he's now talking about robert durst's medical condition while he's in jail. give us the lowdown. what's he saying? >> reporter: yes, he is. they also have a comment on this cold case investigation. first let me telly what he just told me minutes ago. he said he last saw robert durst yesterday, that he is doing fine, that he is very engaged helping his defense. he's very aware, he's very cooperative. he said he is not a suicide risk, but he does need hospitalization. and he said some things that we haven't known before. and we knew he had neurosurgery because that was said in open court. let me give

and they convict him and sometimes there's some remorse where he may want to, you know, help the mccormackily by saying, all right, you know, i did it. but even if he did, it's probably going to be a self-serving mishmash of a watered-down version of something. i wouldn't be optimistic about that. >> but you're talking about the disappearance of kathleen durst which has never been solved what we're talking about right now is the susan berman case -- liz: maybe he confesses to all of it. >> the durst family has essentially said he's guilty, throw him away. did you see the quote? we are relieved and grateful to everyone who assisted in the arrest of robert durst. we hope he will finally be held accountable for all he hasp done. >> yeah. the brother said that. who, by the way, had been selected, as it were, years ago to run the family business -- liz: we want to thank the detective for getting on the phone. you worked long and hard so many years ago on his wife's disappearance. maybe it is going to finally be a warmed-up case that's been cold more so long. thank you to doug burns as well, ada

. >> reporter: that's jim mccormack the brother of durst's first wife kathy who says he hopes durst will>> i'm hopeful he will finally man up, tell his lawyers to bug off and he wants to have this thing over and put behind him. >> reporter: dan simon, cnn, san francisco. >>> that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. turning you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, taking credit for terror as the death toll rises in a deadly museum attack. a web post from isis now claims its knights, they are calling them knights, are behind the attack. >>> complete reversal. days after saying he doesn't support a palestinian state, fresh off his party's election victory, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu flip-flops and says a two-state solution is okay. will president obama

"action news" reporter annie mccormack is live outside the linc in south philadelphia.rning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. what will wednesday bring? is there a method to this madness that chip kelly has or is he really just the smartest guy in the room? at this point a lot of fans are weighing in some of them saying they don't want all these changes. they don't want to lose their favorite players. other fans saying maybe at the end of the football season next year, chip kelly will be the one laughing because maybe the eagles will get a win. here's the latest bombshell. nick foles traded for a quarterback from the saint louis rams. that's going to be a big bombshell. a lot of people hearing that's the latest one but of course some favorites have already left todd herremans shady mccoy and there's already an impact by the logo, the fan gear that they're seeing at modell's. they're seeing a shady jersey go from 100 bucks to just 30 bucks. of course we checked in with eagles fans to hear what they think. >> it's exciting. i'll say that. i've never been this excited for

. >> senior writer for the "weekly standard" jock mccormack. >> how are conservatives breaking down newe right now? >> jeb and walker are the top of the top, only high teens. there's a lot of time left before we're in prime time. i think we're going to find out in debates if walker can hold his on and show everyone he can go all the way. >> yeah. >> how volatile is this field? is this one of the most open gop races we've ever seen? >> definitely. a real front-runner is george w. bush in 2000 60% or 70%. jeb at 19% or 18%, that's not a true front-runner. you have a wide open field. >> and now you agree with a lot of people, "washington post" had a article in showed numbers, that showed just how vulnerable jeb bush was when you really dug down the questions they wanted. >> he has higher negatives than any of the republicans other than donald trump and chris christie. in new hampshire, you're going to have a hoard of independents who vote in that republican primary which totally changes the dynamics. and walker bush paul or any of them can navigate those two places, they deserve the nomina

. >> reporter: that's jim mccormack the brother of durst's first wife kathy who says he hopes durst will confess to killing her and others. >> i'm hopeful he will finally man up, tell his lawyers to bug off and he wants to have this thing over and put behind him. >> reporter: dan simon, cnn, san francisco. >>> that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. turning you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, taking credit for terror as the death toll rises in a deadly museum attack. a web post from isis now claims its knights, they are calling them knights, are behind the attack. >>> complete reversal. days after saying he doesn't support a palestinian state, fresh off his party's election victory, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu flip-flops and says a two-state solution is okay. will president obama trust him? >>> power couple. north korea's kim jong-un is invited to visit vladimir putin's russia. is it the start of a dangerous threat to the u.s. and world peace? >>> and is this excessive force? pictures of a college student covered in blood, angry alleg

and offshore version, is winding down according to a letter from founder patrick mccormack himself, once an estimated $4.1 billion and according to the letter were up 3.9% so far this year. some major holdings include carmex, facebook and netflix. he says essentially he wants to spend more time with his family kelly. he said running a hedge fund is rewarding work but very demanding. for now, that's all we know in terms of his motivation. it's a sizable fund to be shutting its doors. >> it is. kate, thank you for update this hour. kate kelly back at headquarters. >>> meanwhile, there's bipartisan support for a white house plan to allow unemployed workers to draw from 401(k)s without being chakwhacked be the 10% before taking it before age 60. >> you'll be able to do this if you've been unemployed 26 weeks or more and receiving unemployment compensation over the time. you're able to then take money from your i.r.a. or 41 k up to $10,000 or perhaps up to $50,000 depending how much money you have in those accounts. you can take 50% of that money that is in the account. so if you have $30,000

in our headlines this morning, mccormack posting better than expected earnings in revenue but the companytors say the so-called living wills of three foreign banks fall short. the fed are criticizing plans by hsbc rvs, and bnp paribas. plus chesapeake energy carl icahn is increasing his stake to 73 million shares. >>> good news for nfl fans. the league is suspending its tv blackout policy for the upcoming season. previously a game would not be seen in the local market if it wasn't sold out at least 72 hours before it started. teams voted to suspend blackouts for a year and then evaluate the policy after that. >> just a way to make sure the tickets sell out, the stadiums sell out, the owners make their money back before it goes to tv? >> right. >> i guess there are some -- maybe miami who's had troubles with that? >> this is for faithful fans anyway. you figure if a team is contending, it's going to be sold out. so the teams that aren't contending that you don't want to watch anyway. no one's going 72 hours be fr. you know that i'm not watching. i won't watch the bengals anymore. >> you wi

patrick mccormack now says that the best time may be to close this 15-year-old firm after strong returns.6%. they've been doing pretty well for a long time. >>> we're about an hour away from the monthly jobs report. let's turn now to the man who led the federal reserve for nearly 20 years to find out what the market should be paying attention to today. alan greenspan, president of greenspan associates also author of the recent book "the map and the territory." mr. chairman, happy birthday. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that. >> you are very withelcome. we already talked about something is going to sing to you happy birthday mr. chairman. do you want andrew or becky? >> becky has a little more song in her than you gentlemen. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> let's get to a couple of things that is interesting in points you made recently mr. chairman. and one is that we're under the impression that we're very productive here and that the country has been thriving because our productivity. but you think one of the reasons we've been growing below plan in terms of gdp is if productivity