mr. stevebooks for his entire school. they line up for him. we can't wait to talk to mr. steve. hey guys. they are live in illinois. we are excited to talk to them. >>> meanwhile, a fox news alert for you. there's a house to house search in upstate new york for those two men who have been convicted of murder. there they are there. people in one part of upstate new york are terrified. locking their doors at night, locking windows, sleeping with a shotgun next to their bed. there's reports these two are in willisboro. presumption is they may have jumped a train. there's a train line that runs through there, and traveled 40 miles. people have spotted them. people are out in force. >> you're seeing david sweat who put 15 rounds into a deputy. richard matt was serving 25 years to life for dismembering his former boss. here's sweat's half brother. he said he believes his brother is incredibly dangerous and may be going after him. take a listen. >> i'm very worried he's coming this way because one of

my guest tonight, mr. steve buscemi! very excited to have this young man on the program! (cheers and applause) page one... first, obviously we can't ignore the big story everybody's talking about. seems only to get worse, tragic tale of self denial and refusal to accept the consequences of one's words and actions, 19 and counting -- by that i mean the number of people in the presidential race. these people are lying to themselves! today we have two more white house hopefuls who don't get the bheep! >> lincoln chafee says he wants to take on hillary clinton. >> jon: lincoln chafee! why not! first name reminds you of our president, the last name reminds you of the red burning in your groin when you wear polyester! (laughter) really, truliy, very pleasant person. republican turned independent democrat announces his run for presidency in apparently the room your high school uses for a small assembly. the girls will go to auditorium a to watch a video about fallopian tubes and the boys will go to auditorium b to hear lincoln chafee announce his run for presidency. sorry, boys.

also mr. steve ritchie. so it's a pretty impressive meeting we had an opportunity to share with them our thoughts about how things were going with it out. i message that they to him was consistent in line with what i've told this commission back in may on a long piece points. this region, the region that your service area is, as you saw with steve, has some of the lowest per capita in the state. very proud of that, but also means we know we have more to do. in fact, if you look at april 2015 numbers, residential use was 59 gallons per capita per day across 2.3 million residential customers. that's a phenomenal number when you think about it. it was the lowest that month. our agencies and bawsca are aggressively implementing water conservation insert service area to exceed the state calls. all were not us water supplier, racking like we are in hand-in-hand with her agencies on this. we have partnered with them to implement and expand programs in their service areas, step up and provide services that we can do

the principal says he knows all the kids and the kids know mr. steve of anything that happens. within five hours this photo was viewed 1.5 million times. we all could look back and remember that custodian or t lunch lady that was really fine and speci nice, wonderful. >> we all remember the kd sports guy who gives us great news abo our warriors. >> and free tickets. >> well, yes. you guys have to work. i'll just give it to somebody else. >>> nba finals might be a short series becausef an mri taken today. cavs star kyrie irving is done. the injury and the man who mu fill his shoes next. >>> coming up tonight, the local university taking a stand against sexual assault. the firs of its kind program not only in the bay aa but the nation. >>> and gearing up for game two. warriors fans, excitement is brewing. >> those stories and more coming up at 11:00 on channel 7. >> this sports report brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> it's a bad brake for the cavs. go break for us. >> certainly is. larry beil has the scoop. >> it unfortunate because you don

that is mr. steve, a beloved illinois school janitor, signing yearbooks.or his autograph. >> and the bad, it might be time to give heels the boot. the injuries have doubled in the last two decades. >>> ugly a delivery guy going viral after trying to move more than he can handle. he knocks over several cases of beer. "fox & friends" starts right now. >>> good morning to you, today, is tuesday, june 9th. i'm elisabeth hassle beck. the man hunt for two escape killers intensifies. did this woman make it all happen from the inside? new details about a prison worker off the job. >>> hundreds march in texas overnight, demanding an officer lose his job after taking down a teenager after a pool party. now, the

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perfect transition to mr. steve paulson. >>> a lot of those are low clouds.re will be a combination. the wind is picking up for some, especially around san francisco also into marin county. and parts of the bay. angela king having pretty brisk wind right now through tiburon and george mccray said wow, we had a gust of 27 miles per hour. chloe in clearlake, 65. clouds are starting to increase from blanca. tricky high temp today. that's the understatement of the day. 89 to 99. that's -- i would say probably split that. the higher clouds are associated with blanca and they are moving fast. so we'll have sun in the morning but we'll cloud it up very fast taking the turn. zoom past bakersfield on their way to fresno. another cell is kind of clipping us around the eastern edge of that. 500 lightning strikes between 4:00 and 5:00 a.m. it's veering off into the pacific. however, the cloud cover is streaming north warkd and we'll start move over -- northward and we'll start to move over. as george mccray in el cerrito makes, that's true. high yesterday wasle 8. curren

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. ♪ >> steve: and retiring, mr. jimmy fallon! what happened? ed to the curtain and walked back. [ laughter ] >> steve: you're right on the edge. good. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, cake balls for not being called "tastycles." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: a good thank you. >> jimmy: thank you. >> steve: that is a real thank you note. what does your son want? >> jimmy: we should make them, man. >> steve: yeah. make tastycles. i'm not going to say what they're filled with, but. [ laughter ] jelly! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: these people -- >> steve: all you people are filthy. >> jimmy: tastycles. tastycles, everybody loves them. >> steve: mom. >> jimmy: big kids love them, dads love them, kids love them. >> steve: everybody loves them. >> jimmy: everybody loves them. ♪ tastycles tastycles [ both jimmy and steve ] >> jimmy: put some tastycles in your mouth. >> steve: put some tastycles in your mouth. >> jimmy: tastycles. >> steve: tastycles. two to a bag. >> jimmy: two to a bag. everyone gets one sweet. some are sweet, some are sour. >> steve: i like on

steve, go ahead. >> mr. muilenburg first of all you look younger than 51. i'll start there. at your commercial fleet in sales, it's roughly a $60 billion number. when you look at the feds it's roughly half of that. when you look at the strong dollar is that your number one concern, being that you earned about 37 38 billion domestically and there's an assortment of other countries that you earn about 12 billion from is the dollar your number one concern right now? >> no steve, it's not. we do keep a very close eye on currency fluctuations. it's part of the analysis we do. it's part of our daily business. but we don't see currency fluctuation as being a strong driver for the commercial airplane business. and most of koufrptscountries are make long-term plans, stretching out five to ten years, and they're not changing their buying behaviors based on more tactical currency fluctuations. so we continue to keep an eye on that, but that is not a big driver for us or something that has altered our strategy at all. and further to that we haven't seen our customers' behaviors change a

a young man named steve reinboldt, who hastert described in a 1970 yearbook description as his great right-hand man. >> mr. hastert has plenty of opportunities to be alone with steve. >> reporter: reinboldt's sister, jolene has opportunities to be abused by hastert. he revealing inged the information to her. >> i asked him, stevie, when was your first same-sex experience. he looked at me and said, it was with dennis hastert. and i just -- i know i was stunned. >> reporter: no doubt he was telling you that hastert had abused him sexually. >> oh, yeah. >> so ordered. >> reporter: as hastert rose to power, reinboldt's sister said she kept hoping that what she calls the dark secret would come out. but it did not. >> i figured he was going to get away with it. >> reporter: she says she decided to finally go public in hopes that individual "a" and other possible victims would know they're not alone. >> i feel vindicated and like stevie's vindicated. that you know, he can't -- mr. hastert can't pull this -- the wool over everybody's eyes. finally the truth is coming out. >> reporter: reinboldt's sister, jolene s

steve: they know when i walk in there, they have the drink and start to make it. kimberly: right. mr. ruden we don't want to hold you up. a forecast. steve: look at the heat and the humidity. i only drink cold drinks. i only drink hot coffee. jonathan: you are a giver. i like how you share. steve: even in the wenter. 82 at martinsburg. 84 in hagerstown. look at the cooler air to the west of us. wow! 77 degrees. i'll take it. changes are on the way later tonight in the day tomorrow. it will be 24 hours from now. 102 is what it feels like at reagan national. feels like 100 in manassas. 105 in fredericksburg. break in the heat to the north and west of us across the midatlantic as we move through the evening hours. we will trigger showers and thunderstorms. it is quiet and dry around the capital beltway now. just off to the north and west of us garrett, algany washington county. we have showers and thunderstorms that are beginning to pop. we have no watches or warnings out there now. let's head in closer. a few showers and thunderstorms. chesapeake peak. it won't amount to much there. fu

steve hartman, cbs news-- >> thank you! >> reporter: philadelphia. >> axelrod: two updates apparently mr.ll, and apparently, zach now does have a girlfriend. and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs "48 hours." for now i'm jim axelrod in new york and for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> announcer: the following program is sponsored by operation smile. every year, hundreds of thousands of children are born with cleft lip and or cleft palate. >> dr. bill magee: why should any child anywhere on this planet, have to live a life of misery. >> kathy majette: a lot of people think that children that are born with these deformities are cursed. just imagine a life alone, that nobody wanted to be around you. >> norrie oelkers: and we had children coming in for screening with brown bags over their head. they're never allowed to leave their house unless they have a bag on their heads. >> kathy majette: some children don't live, because they have problems with eating

[laughter] the fabulous congressman steve king. [applause] mr. king: thank you all very much. thank you, thank you. thanks for that introduction. you all know kelly andreas:. we've been friends for a long -- kelly anne. we've been friends for a long time. when i have conversations with kelly anne, want to tape record it first and i want to listen three times and take notes and i still miss something. there's so much information that comes out of her it's just so succinctly relevant. i appreciate that and of course i have this privilege of being -- they now tell me i'm the dean of the iowa congressional delegation. i liked my youth before i became a dean. i feel like i have my youth in tact, however. it's a wonderful thing to see this presidential race come together. it's something i've been involved in for a long time. in each of the presidential reas races that have come through, cycle after cycle. i've thrown myself into it. over time you see the rhythm of this and you start to get a sense of how things are shaping up. but you can really never have a sense of what's going to

let's go to philadelphia, the line for democrats steve what do you think about mr. bush's remarks today? >> caller: i think it's pretty much all wrong because he is going to be in that same position his brother was. i think the president that we have now first of all got rid of bin laden and his brother had the chance to -- not making any comparisons, but he did compare when he was questioned about the gulf war the iraqi war he said his brother did the right thing and then he went back and had to change his mind itch just think my opinion that the democrats awful by themselves, especially the president have done an excellent job in getting this economy going getting jobs going, went from 11% up employment to 5% unemployment, and i think any change would be a disaster. and, jeb has to fight his own party. they're all split up, and i don't even think -- shouldn't even be in there it's something that don't make any sense to me. thank you. >> all right appreciate that, philadelphia. we move on to mariah. you're on c-span. go ahead. >> caller: thank you. good evening. i

on the tunnel with the steve richie and others to make sure we appreciate the working relationship as the prior attention from the staff last week at the meeting of the bosco mr. richie presented the mountain tunnel improvements and updated the quarterly report you'll receive today, i understand the project schedule is sent to you in june our containments are looking at mr. richie's reports and i'll certainly forward this to your staff we hope there is an official plan that could be approved in june mr. richie's presentation represented the completion of tunnel by july 1st, 2018 essentially 3 years from now the bypass tunnel will be complemented completed 12 years from now this roaches the treat from the agencies one point 6 million 0 residents i'm aware of the short time period that's been identified as the shut down of the tunnel and for inspections by given the threat i ask the possibilities of extending those when the tunnel will be raped and report to the commission and at such time extensions are not possible that will be documented the percentage to bosco and the commission we'll be pleased to particle and the risk of the cat tropic collapse in the tom

steve. how about t. rowe price? >> not a bad situation. i don't mind it. and thank you and mr. and mrs.for stopping by last night for missouri. you guys are fabulous. one of the greater senators missouri ever had. hello big joe. >> caller: love your show. never miss i. herman miller. >> office furniture. not bad. not bad. but i happen to like way fair which is home furniture and i think that on the pull back is better. matt in jersey. >> caller: booyah from hoboken. i've been long on ova science. but it's been killing me lately. >> let me do work on this. that is a hard call because there are a lot of companies in that space and it is not as good as it used to be. sally in north carolina. >> booyah from charlotte. sell or hold duke? >> it's hold. yields 4.4. wouldn't surprise me if it yields 5. mike in new hampshire. >>. >> caller: booyah thanks for taking my call jim. >> of course. >> caller: question for you. couple months i invested in dell frisco group and since then the stocks slipped about 5%. should i hold or. >> i want you to hold on to it. the restaurant group has gotten tough

mr. barletta: i thank the chairman for helping me improve this bill by including steve king's immigration prohibitions and strong tools to stop currency manipulation. we need to establish a process at customs that will stop duty invasion which hurts manufacturers in my district. you and i, mr. chairman, have talked about having customs investigate and decide duty cases subject to deadlines. subjecting the decisionmaking process at customs to review at the u.s. court of international trade will allow u.s. manufacturers hurt by duty evasion to finally get the relief that they deserve. mr. chairman do you commit to work with me on achieving these goals in conference? mr. ryan: i commit to working with the gentleman to improve the bill in conference to level the playing field for american manufacturing and american workers. i also thank the gentleman for his leadership and ensuring we fully enforce u.s. trade laws. at this time mr. speaker i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves his time. the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin cloin -- mr. levin: i yi

with that, let me invite my friend and cochair, steve hadley to step forward and set the stage for our discussions. [applause] mr. hadley: it is a pleasure to be with all of you this afternoon. i want to thank madeleine for the pleasure and privilege to work with you once again on one of our bipartisan policy initiatives. it is an important and exciting prospect. what we want to distinguish this project from others is to start with the views perspectives, and interests of the citizens and leaders in the regions on the problems of the region and the challenges it faces. for that reason, the theme of the event is "a view from the region," and we want to address a number of questions that would be the basis of our work. what are the underlying causes of the current crisis in the middle east? why have so many countries seen their governments collapse or be overthrown? what explains the rise of extremism in the region? what sort of government would people in the region be willing to support and fight for? what do the people of the region need to help resolve the current crisis? and how can the united states europe, a

steve easterbrook, who took over as ceo back in march. jeb is is in germany, saying demands agression stronger u.s. action in protecting european alliances. mr. bush will meet with leaders from three different countries. before leaving for europe, he shook up his campaign staff. the "washington post" is reporting mr. bush, who is expected to formally launches campaign on monday has filed his initial paperwork to run. that's a look at the top stories we are following this hour. betty: last evening saw a record willin housing --cerberus buy over 4000 homes specifically with an eye on sprucing them up and renting them out. advantage are taking of printing firms. several companies have been snapping up properties, but as the economy improves, will that trend continue? joining us now is the president and ceo of gti s. this acquisition we are seeing of the bulk portfolios, is it hardere it might make it for people to afford rental properties? guest: i don't think so. i think it's becoming more efficient as institutional groups get into the market, we see more efficiencies and being able to run these properties better. there have always been a lot

mr. lamborn: i want to thank congressman steve israel and congresswoman gwynn graham for working with me on a bipartisan effort in the defense bills as well as now the intelligence authorization act. i would also like to thank chairman nunes and his staff for working together with me on this important issue. mr. chairman as representative israel just described there is a real and growing tunnel threat to american bases and embassies around the world, to our southern border, as well as to our ally, israel, both in gaza, as well as israel's northern border. language i authored in the base intelligence bill combined with this amendment will ensure that our intelligence committee -- community stays focused on this threat. there will be a dedicated person watching on this issue. going forward, partnership with israel is the best way to address this growing threat. as we have seen with iron dome and other missile defense efforts, partnering with a vital ally like israel enables both countries to learn quickly while sharing costs and new technologies. it's a win-win situation for israel and the

mr. c sent me this. he said the sunny gray nome looks a lot like steve paulson on channel channel -- on channel 2. [ applause. coast is not getting in on the warmup. san francisco, only 59 yesterday. we'll go 63 today. that's, you know, only a couple of degrees warmer. oakland which was a cool 63 yesterday. i went 70. i think that will burn off sooner. that's downtown airport. probably closer to 67, 68. not much in the way of inland. could be a few high clouds. temperatures warming up fast. some areas pushing low, mid- 60s. a lot of 50s, though. not much of a breeze. that's really the key. much stronger yesterday. it's 93 in washington, d.c. it's 69 in new york city. what is going on? well, it's easy. there's clouds and rain in new york and in washington, sunny. south of that, they will have record highs down in south carolina and also georgia. tropical storm bill making landfall. port o'conner texas, there will be heavy rain out of that. for you, a lot of heavy -- for us, a lot of heavy sunshine. not much by the coast. some fog, cool, sunny, nice. 80s to 90s through the ininterior -- interior. 60s, 70s coas

mr. par as he's referred to, used to do proper interviews. and then jimmy fallon's show was influenced by letterman. >> rose: johnny carson was influenced by steveen. >> yeah, all of those things start to, you know influence you, i think. >> rose: but it feels comfortable, at least. >> i feel a lot more comfortable now, just in the manner that people -- in the manner that -- i'm just overwhelmed by the way people have responded. >> rose: that's the reason you feel comfortable. is it the idea you didn't step on the banana, you didn't do anything people would have said after you have been on, how did this ever happen? why did he -- why did they ever think he could do this? and in fact said isn't it interesting what he's doing? >> yeah, i'm overwhelmed by that, really. i'm incredibly relieved and grateful. >> rose: could this happen in prime time, a show like this, or -- you know, jay leno tried to do it but jay leno is jay leno. >> i'm not sure. >> rose: late night there's a feeling of freeness and -- >> and also the feeling of being the end of someone's day. >> rose: yeah. i feel like the change -- not that i know anything about the history of la

mr. barton: madam speaker, before i yield back i want to thank leadership on both sides. our speaker, john boehner, our majority leader, kevin mccarthy. of course, our whip, steve scalise, who played in the game. on their side, ms. pelosi, mr. hoyer, mr. clyburn were all there. so both leadership supported the game. it was a good game. we did raise a lot of money for charity. but i put you on notice, mike doyle. the shoe's going to be on the other foot next year. be ready. mr. doyle: talk is cheap. talk is cheap, joe. bring it on. mr. barton: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, five-minute voting will continue. the question is on adoption of the resolution. those in favor say i.a.a. those opposed, no. -- those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. the gentleman from texas. the gentleman calls for -- a recorded vote has been called. a sufficient number having arisen a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the cl

steve bender. austin texas. bill shame on you for bringing up the accusations by representative rutherford against fox news he should be focusing on the victims. connie waterman. philadelphia. mrford blaming fox news for inciting murder is sickening. god help our nation. john bank vancouver, canada. why the language, o'reilly? you went nuts with king iii because he didn't align with your mentally. you're delusional sir, not a good place to be. joe -- bill not sure if you have a team of wrirts but whoever wrote talking point is right on. no writers on the factor joe. just me. will madison, mississippi. i'm 11. want to know while his father gave him a gun when he knew his son was involved with drug. i can't answer that will but you pose an excellent question. pastor keith jennings. besides the best talking voice ever, your tip about confronting evil was the best. i appreciate that. tom goodwin, a number of us confronted evil in vietnam and where did that get us? good doesn't always win, tom. but i admire and respect the effort made by the american military to provide freedom to the poor people of vietnam. james corey. bill, i thought you were joking about a children's book on hi

mr. tsipras wants. >> given that, what do you do with your money? steveposed to pay attention. just avert your eyes. >> and i don't think you can short-term, but long-term what does the greece problem mean? it means that the euro is not as hard wired as people would like it to be. it means that come the next crisis whatever that is the referral may be weak and may get left behind. if someone falls off the boat the boat doesn't necessarily turn back for them. that's i think the signal that this could give. so politically what are they going to try to do? they will make it with capital controls. that will be miserable for the greeks but save face on all sides. so far as the market is concerned, i think this is one impediment to europe doing well. the eurozone is a value trap right now. it looks cheap compared with u.s. equities but beware. because the pros peblgtpects for growth are not great. the weakness of the euro makes it great for european exporters. but it is not something to be bought. for equity exposure stay here in the u.s. >> and how do you fact

mr. conaway: it's my pleasure to yield two minutes to the gentleman from iowa, steve king, who has worked very hard on this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. king: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the chairman for yielding and for leading on this issue. just would remark there's been -- that wine has informed the meat debate several times here today, i'm glad of that. i rise in support of this legislation to repeal these components of country of origin labeling. i have long held the position that this is a north american market. we don't treat our best trading partners as well as we should, mr. speaker. that includes mexico. and it especially includes can ka. -- canada. i often have to look at the list of things we have done that look like trade protection at least to them. we have done it with steel work soft wood timber, we did it with beef which did originate in canada, spilled over into the united states, and they opened up their foreign trade before we did. this is one of these examples of what happens when you go a little overboard

mr. cool jay. >> spell that. >>> when we come back mcdonald's trying to win back some customers. we will hear what ceo, steve easterbrook said about his turn-around plans. >> later on with he will talk with citi's chief economist. yesterday, the dow had the biggest drop in less than a month. random? no it's all about understanding patterns like the mail guy at 3:12 every day or jerry, getting dumped every third tuesday. this happens every third tuesday. we have pattern recognition technology on any chart, plus over 300 customizable studies to help you anticipate potential price movement. there's no way to predict that. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >>> in an interview on the "today" show, ceo of mcdonald's spoke about how he hopes to improve the brand standing one customer at a time. >> there are lots of little things. 27 million customers today if you are doing a better job tomorrow than today, 27 million people notice. the business is challenged at the moment. at the heart we are a burger company. >> some of the pegs were they made a promise to the clinton global initiative

mr. barletta: i thank the chairman for helping me improve this bill by including steve king's immigration prohibitions and strong tools to stop currency manipulation. we need to establish a process at customs that will stop duty invasion which hurts manufacturers in my district. you and i, mr. chairman, have talked about having customs investigate and decide duty cases subject to deadlines. subjecting the decisionmaking process at customs to review at the u.s. court of international trade will allow u.s. manufacturers hurt by duty evasion to finally get the relief that they deserve. mr. chairman do you commit to work with me on achieving these goals in conference? mr. ryan: i commit to working with the gentleman to improve the bill in conference to level the playing field for american manufacturing and american workers. i also thank the gentleman for his leadership and ensuring we fully enforce u.s. trade laws. at this time mr. speaker i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves his time. the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin cloin -- mr. levin: i yi

mr. kappes has left in the u.s. government operation that contributed to the libyan government pronunciation about the mass destruction program. steve has immense experience in the field incident service as an operations officer and south asian countries as deputy chief of an overseas operation on that focused on iran chief of station during the 1991 persian gulf war and chief of station in the large central eurasian country. steve studied in his farsi and russian languages in the course of assignment that was a good presidential national security medal, distinguished medal, ca distinguished career of metal, three director's medals and a donovan award for operational excellence. suffice to say we have here today two of the most distinguished national security experts you could possibly want to weigh in on the subject at hand. the subject of course of the alum mike seen iraq for syria. nearly one year ago we brought together david comiskey of ambassadors to discuss the issues surrounding isis after the group rolled into most all of iraq not watching the years long evolution of the affiliate of al qaeda and subsequent transition into

steve, thank you very much. that tough love approach is something that chris christie has said announcing for president today in new jersey. the governor reminding people that he's going to be mright talk to tell people we've got problems and he's going to address them in simple english, sometimes blunt english. and part of that blunt english is saying that social security is broke, needs fixing, we do have the means, we do have to raise the retirement age. he kind of spelled out all the unpleasant medicine, of course for the governor, the same message following on deaf years in new jersey but be that as it may, that would be his differentiator, do you think it's going to work. >> i don't know, neil, i don't think it's worked in new jersey to be quite frank with you, even though he got reelected. but, you know, the more the marrier. and i think he can add a lot to the debate that's going on now until the first of the year. neil: but don't you have the records to prove it? if the edge for governors that they're the executive experience and the results to prove it, i'm not blaming this all on chris christie, he was deeming with a democrat legislature, but the fact of the matter

mr. number, stock was down a buck, the next day up, people loved the ceo and they believe a hiccup is okay. eocene great ceos get away with this stuff. the best example is stevebs. i am just saying the exact opposite of that. >> they made the call that they would be open to the opportunity. >> they should be. >> when you look at stock, thanks so much. more on the breaking news at the top of the hour, domenique strauss-kahn has been acquitted on aggravated pending charges that hinge on sex parties that took place in the midst of the global financial crisis. domenique strauss-kahn told the court the parties were much needed recreations sessions. charles: what is the difference between pimping and aggravated pimping? maybe he was over aggressive with his charge. >> he said he did not know the women were prostitutes. charles: that was interesting. what country is he from again? that is amazing. >> he was going to run for president. >> ten other people at the parties were also acquitted for recreational purposes. charles: i hear you. >> everyone is silent. >> we are shocked. >> shocking that level would entertain going in this direction, as clear as that. >> recre