kitts and nevis. i need to be on that beach >> you need to be any way you say it come to st. national dish samples of salt fish with coconut dumplings and sweet potato, and gold rum one of the highlights, makes you feel the spirit immediately and on display the battic here including the outfit i am wearing done by the ladies. >> we are almost out of time earlier in my packet it said you were going the rap i think that was the wrong word i think you have some spoken word you are going to share. >> i will. >> without further adoe i will hand it over to her. >> welcome to st. kitts and nevis down by the bay on the big black rock, watching them dance the bugaloo put calm on my nerves i wish you could feel it too, breezes blow, whispers low across the idle bay and the waves lap a lull la buy and just between you and your serene your heart full until you want to cry. >> come experience all of the different cultures starting this week, the around the world tour saturday may 5th, in the beginning, passport dc is a month long celebration there is lots of different events for you and y

kits and nevis joins us. the word is, the ambassador from st. kits and nevis will do a rap for us.t think i have ever had an ambassador rap for us live. what is my favorite thing about any event sarah and wisdom? >> free. >> it is abs autolie free. -- absolutely free. exactly. >> that is great we are looking forward to the rap. >> me too. >> good morning to today's facebook fan of the day, she writes she attends louis state university a junior majoring in elementary school education she would like to be a first grade teacher or open a day care. post a comment below her photo on our facebook fan page. >> that is it for our 6:00 a.m. hour now over to tony and allison. >> good morning wisdom and sarah, coming up fox 5 morning news a violent night in the district police investigating two separate stabbing incidents both deadly an hour apart. we are live with the very latest. >>> plus, one year ago today

so for companies that are very complicated, the lisk will nevi needs to have a description of how different legal entities within the company interact with one another so that if different legal entities are subject to different procedures or different regulatory procedures, how exposures of one entity aren't so tied in with another that it creates an intractable situation. by having that information in advance or especially by requiring the companies to produce that information and understand what those impediments to resolution could be, we could then use our supervisory process to push the companies to reduce them. >> living will basically lays out the connectivity of all the things going on within that company? >> that's one of the important aspects of it, yes. >> what happens -- i see my time is up. thank you, madame chair. >> thank you. mr. miller, for five minutes. >> thank you, madame chair. significant credit portfolio and i don't claim to understand that entirely, but the details are sketchy. it also appears -- credits of the banks are taking too much pleasure in the hard to see t

no one was home at the time unlike in february at breyer's vacation home in nevis. breyer and his houseguests at the time were threatened with a machete by a gardener who took $1,000. >>> today jurors in the john edwards corruption trial asked to see specific evidence including a list of all exhibits and office supplies, among them a note from heiress and donor rachel bunny mellon. they'll have to decide if edwards committed a crime during his 2008 presidential campaign when he used money from wealthy donors to hide his pregnant mistress. edwards denies breaking any campaign finance laws. >>> day one of the g-8 summit is over for world leaders meeting at camp david. it's the largest gathering of leaders to ever stay at the presidential retreat in the maryland mountains. presidents and prepares began arriving before dawn. the discussion will focus on world security. the most intense talks are likely to be on the euro crisis, food security also another priority. in fact, the president announced $3 billion in private sector pledges to fight hunger in africa. he will as

[applause] i am grateful to the university of southern maine for bestowing on nevis honorary degree andhis ceremony. graduates, here you are after of the classes, the late nights, the last-minute cramming, and not fit any of you did that, of course. this is your reward, a speech from a politician. worry, while graduations are special occasions, they need not be eternal. my philosophy is speeches should be shorter than the college career that preceded it. i get the message. i am cognizant of the fact that i stand between you and those diplomas. in all seriousness, it is a pleasure for me to be here, especially as so many graduates have served with distinction as member of my staff here in maine and in washington. not to mention my niece are a proud and successful graduates. as you prepared to go forward, remember you will always carry with you the remarkable education and experiences you have received here at usm. you have earned it, you have worked hard for it, and this day belongs to you. [applause] it also occurred to me that you and i share a common bond, we are both the rising at a

this time of year, there's only one thing on marysville farmer sam nevis' mind--getting his fruit off the tree. just like any other farmer, getting s harvest in and on time is crucial, even though you won't be seeing these plums in the produce section of the market. that's because you'll be seeing them as dried plums, otherwise known as prunes. and there's no better place for finding some of thbest dried plums than this area. did you know the state's greatest dried plum production actually happens here in the sacramento and san joaquin valleys? farmers here produce more dried plums than the rest of the world combined. >> right now, we're looking at french prunes about to be harvested. and what i look for to see if they're ripe or not is color. we test for sugar. we look at overall fruit development. and this tree is ready to be harvested. >> here they are harvesting 96 tons of fruit a day. so, to be efficient, almost all the harvesting is done by machines now. a mechanical shaker grabs a tree's main limb and, in a matter of seconds, shakes the fruit onto a fabric catching frame spread