but in terms of stan waite and the cherokees, the cherokee out in indian territory, they were slave holders. and they were -- and quite a number had a kind of mixture of caucasian blood. and so when confederate agents went to the indian territory to try to enlist native americans, you know, on the confederate side, one of the reports they sent, these people are like us. they're our kind of people. you know? you know, they dress like us. they arm like us. they farm like us. they hold slaves like us. you know, and that particular score the confederates were surprisingly cosmopolitan about dealing with the native americans. of course, as i imagine you know, a portion of the cherokee nation did go with the confederacy and a portion went with the union. this happened with other indian tribes, too. that wound please having within the tribes as well as without. >> i was just wondering the way the army fought the war with native americans was that mostly driven by politicians or the army officers or business interests or just a combination of all that? >> what drives the train on these? >> yes. bef

stan and lael. lael is in the camp watchful waiting. stan is probably more hawkish. clearly early whier this year when the markets took out no chance, priced in no chance of a rate hike, we thought perhaps two rate hikes this year but no earlier than june. >> today is the first time, peter sent out a note saying for the first time since january, the fed funds futures are 100% chance of a rate rise this year. and the market is higher today. why is that? is that because oil is higher? what do you think? >> absolutely. i think the underlying fundamentals in the u.s. are consistent with around 2% growth. it is really the rest of the world that has been the head wind of the u.s., concerns about china. i said on your show and other places, i think the key for oil is let's find the bottom. i'm not an oil export. if we hit bottom, low oil prices begin to be in the positive. it is the falling oil prices, the fear it could be 15 or $10 that is killing the outlook. if we hit the bottom on oil, a lot of markets begin to stabilize. we have more sensible rhetoric out of chinese of

. >> can you even stan it? the wait is over.aby owing gel has hatched.d >> indeed it has.>> we've been getting little peeksl of it here and there.here p.m. being extra protective ofio her little eaglet. fox5's annie yu is live at theie national arboretum. arbetum when they hatched you literallye jumped for joy. forget panda watch this is whert it's at today. >> reporter: yeah, i got to g tell you such an exciting eit feeling being out here at the national arboretum.rb the folks that work here have been glued to this live cameraaa as were we.e but take look around. aun this is su beautiful place.la we're surrounded by nature and d we really experienced somethingi special remarkable a little bitb ago with the hatching of thegf first eaglet.ag let's take a look at what the bird family is up there now as a we take a live look at the eagle cam we have been glued to thisoi all morning long for days now. eaglet broke free around 8:00 o'clock. mommy and daddy are both there t admiring their eaglet.let. the eaglet broke free aroundund 8:

stan in greenwich, 47. only getting better over the next few days, can't wait. yeah. tomorrow, it's here, record- breaking warmth is what we're expecting, a look outside from our camera, high atop the empire state building, mostly clear, 49 degrees in the park, winds out of the east at six. places like bridgeport, to the mid and upper 60s, 65 for newark, central park today, 67 degrees. incredibly mild, but not a record, 20 above where we should be, but the record for this day is 76. so we didn't come close to challenging a record but again, 20 above normal, going to see even warmer temps tomorrow. for tech satellite and radar showing a few high, thin passing clouds, generally speaking things relatively dry in our area. as we head through the day tomorrow, the bigger picture shows what's going on. area of high-pressure sliding up short, circulation around it happened to nice warm air, southerly flow, tapping into warm air and boat to get the most out of it tomorrow. soak overnight tomorrow we have like winds, temperatures in the upper 40s, really, 40s across the tri-st

a stan responsible discussion around that is what we're waiting for. >> you target the very rich. you look at in this budget? capital gains, stock market, these are things you talked about on the campaign trail. justin: we will see next tuesday afternoon the afternoon on the budget. is weame we have taken certainly have nothing against success and we want more people to be successful in canada. that if weworries put more money in the pockets of average consumers in the country, if we make the middle-class more confident thet their kids future, general economic climate would be such that our visit -- big businesses would have plenty of opportunity. >> you are seeing tech companies coming out against the spirit i go back to france. ideas, ithe different would be like cuba without the sunshine. do you worry you might be driving away entrepreneurs? >> i will and to those questions more clearly once we put forward the budget in a few days, but i will underline the fact that i got to be in the position i am by listening to people, to experts, by understanding what he economists and busi

earned $203,000 year had been suspended with pay while he wait the trial embarrassment he's now avoided. >> his opinions and writings will with stan the test of history. what has happened to him and what has been done to him will not. >> reporter: the supreme court now drops seven to six members. governor wolf will rhee appoint his replacement with the approval of the state senate. the seat opens for an leck at the end of 2017. wolf tuesday called for an end to the abuse of public trust. lucy, back to you. more at 6:00. >> we'll talk to you then jeff. breaking right now mt. laurel, new jersey we go. skyfox over hainesport road where a truck has as you can see hit a pole. a stretch of that road between large montgomery boulevard and ark road will be down for the next several hours. you'll want to avoid the area. one person is hurt. we don't know how seriously. authorities are expecting the road to be closed for at least they say eight hours. >>> we have learn the name of the man killed during a shoot out with police in chester over the weekend. 24-year-old keith montgomery, jr. was in a car that officers suspected was stolen near p

waiting. >> we have been time traveling ever since. >> terry says they're doing it to raise money for parkinson's research. >> making donations, let's get to $10,000 for the michael j fox foundation. >> also, stan lee. >> does that make it a true comic convention? >> i think so. you can't have it without stan. >> the real star of the show is the crowd. >> i want to see usual people, seeing people that live outside of the social norms has been a large part of my life. i grew up shy, outsider, a geek. >> outsiders are the true insiders and he wants to bring them together. >> i want people to feel that they're being outside the normal in some areas is appropriate and good and admired. >> the woz will get a wax feature next to steve jobs. a symbol of what a couple geeks can do. >> the san francisco pizza wins at the international pizza in the best of the best competition. it is cooked in a skillet, featuring three cheeses, peppers, broccoliini and wild arugula. fancy. >>> pink saturday event is likely going away because it doesn't have a sponsor. abc7 news reporter lyanne melled lend yez is live. >> reporter: we were in this situation last year but an organization stepped in, not sure the community

waiting. >> we have been time traveling ever since. >> terry says they're doing it to raise money for parkinson's research. >> making donations, let's get to $10,000 for the michael j fox foundation. >> also, stan>> does that make it a true comic convention? >> i think so. you can't have it without stan. >> the real star of the show is the crowd. >> i want to see usual people, seeing people that live outside of the social norms has been a large part of my life. i grew up shy, outsider, a geek. >> outsiders are the true insiders and he wants to bring them together. >> i want people to feel that they're being outside the normal in some areas is appropriate and good and admired. >> the woz will get a wax feature next to steve jobs. a symbol of what a couple geeks can do. >> the san francisco pizza wins at the international pizza in the best of the best competition. it is cooked in a skillet, featuring three cheeses, peppers, broccoliini and wild arugula. fancy. >>> pink saturday event is likely going away because it doesn't have a sponsor. abc7 news reporter lyanne melled lend yez is live. >> reporter: we were in this situation last year but an organization stepped in, not sure the community will

waiting for me. >> jorge ramos, thanks for coming. the book is called "take a stannetically engineered salmon; why not other foods? gmo crops are doused with heavy doses of herbicides the world health organization says probably cause cancer. isn't that reason enough to label? 64 other countries label gmos. why don't american shoppers have the same information? instead, congress might permanently block our right to know. we deserve clear, on-package labeling. tell senators carper and coons to stop the dark act. i'm lika small boxer. ring. you don't expect much... and then, wham! i hit 'em with huge creamy goodness! alright round two! bring it, girlfriend! rich, creamy, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by blue diamond almond breeze. >> you heard the man, bachelor ben here tomorrow night. see you tomorrow, guys. > 8:56 an update from west philadelphia a white van was stolen with a 4-month-old baby inside. the baby was found on its way to st. christopher's hospital. they have not located the van yet.

i will wait until you see the microphone from one of the gentlemen on the site here. stan, state your name and affiliation, and asked a single question, if you would. we haveeep concise so an opportunity for as many people to ask questions as possible. >> john kaneb from georgetown university. i think you made a clear being on aof isis as path to defeat. what happens, though, afterward? we have to depend on the collaboration from neighboring states. --t rollo iran play in it what role will iran playing it, and to what extent do you think iran can be brought in in a constructive way to establish a peaceful result? ms. monaco: it's a good question. i think not one that we know the answer to yet. as i mentioned, we are working see hard to put forward and take hold the cessation of hostilities, which is currently generally holding, although it is quite fragile. and there is every recognition that it is fragile and it is something we have to take every step to try and make sure takes hold, and we're doing that with the task force sitting in geneva , evaluating and looking at th

stan tron trailer park around 9:00 this morning. they had been called by the daughter of the 69-year-old man who reportedly lived here alone. the death police listed as suspicious as they wait for the medical examiner's report on cause of death. they noticed the man's gray oldsmobile was missing. they went searching and found it nearby with a young relative of the deceased in it. he sped away police say eventually crossing into pennsylvania where the car eventually died in landenberg chester county. here state police took the young male into custody. >> we were able to locate a subject operating the vehicle which led to the pursuit which ended in landenberg township and pennsylvania. that person was taken into custody and transported to avondale barracks in pennsylvania. >> reporter: neighbors here in the quiet park place trailer park were stunned. many of that returning from their overnight jobs this morning to find police saturating the area. >> i just got off of work and i pulled in. my grandmother was dropping me and my son off and all of a sudden i just saw cop cars. >> reporter: monica, police tonight are awaiting the results of that autopsy report before they decide

stan. he said, and he put that out there why was it was in hulk hogan mode. i don't know what i was saying. >> for example when they say did you see sex tape. they say wait a minute in depositions previous interviews you said i have seen it. >> that is right. he also testified that he did not know that he was being taped at the time he had sexual encounter with his friend's ex-wife, but then, in media interviews, as lawyers pointed out, well, actually, you have said the opposite, before. >> yes, we will see how this goes, a hundred million-dollar for that one. >> lets get the to the verdict for erin andrews case. she was awarded 55 million-dollar. she had been seeking 75 million-dollar after nude videos recorded by her admitted stalker through a hotel peephole were leaked and posted on line. we saw days of tearful testimony. and, the convicted stalker was found to be 51 percent at fault and ordered to pay 27 or 28 million-dollar. now, westin help tell partners which owns and operates national marriott. they have 49 percent, and they are going to pay just over 26 million. were you surprise by this verdict. >> i was than the surprised. the plaintiffs were