stewart? >> no. >> why?but the defense took a mostly hands off approach with challenging ricky on all those very detailed recollections of his story. what he did which day in virginia, what he bought with a credit card, which security cams he played to. the defense stance was, jurors, a lot of detail here, but it's all a fantasy from a young man trying to save his own skin. >> thank you. that's all i have, your honor. >> reporter: after only 20 minutes of less than explosive cross-examination, they got him off the stand. >> quite honestly, his testimony was just so bizarre. >> reporter: it's a strange story, isn't it? >> a very strange story. >> reporter: a story spun, says the defense, so ricky could cut a sweetheart deal with the prosecutor. in return for his testimony, ricky would plead to nothing worse than manslaughter. he would not face murder charges and serve no more than a year in county jail. >> i think that he was coached many, many times to give the testimony in the way that he gave it. >> report

only on verizon. >>> jon stewart's last daily show will be on thursday, august 6th.own himself to be a singular presence on television. as a he leaves the stage, he is doing something that no stand-up comedian has done before. he is urging people to steal his ideas. a in work times reports that jon stewart has been running a boot camp to help military veterans break into the film and television industry. the daily show veterans immersion team began last year with the help of corporate partners. jon stewart has accepted the give them 20 challenge, 20 push-upes and a salute to veterans. >> here we go. here we go. here we go. my name is jon stewart. i am giving 20 for the daily show veterans immersion team. here we go. i'm giving 20. i hope you have slow motion capabilities. here we go. you gooit guys have to count me three. >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20! >> whew! >> whew. >> i'm falling out. meet meg stewart. i'm calling out young john oliver and i'm calling out my beloved metropolitans. give them 2

. >> they started-- >> i saw jon stewart out there. >> larry: you saw jon stewart out there. >> i'm standing in front of the school me and a couple of homeez. >> larry: a couple of homeyies standing in front of the store. >> jon stewart is right behind us. >> gl jon stewart is not here. trust me. trust me on that. he is nowhere to be found. >> the police pull up in a tank. >> larry: he was in a tank like one of those big humvees. >> they come out with their assault rifles. and i was like, "man, this is 'call of duti'." >> larry: they jumped out. they did, they point their guns and all that and i got hit with a concussion grenade. >> larry: wait, that happened this past week? you got hit with a concussion grenade? >> two days ago. >> right in the ribs. >> we were making sure-- >> we ran through the alley, to the projects, made sureern else was okay and went right back to our post and linked arms and made sure nobody got in that store. >> larry: wow. >> they set one police car on fire and we stopped them from setting the other car on fire. >> larry: would you guys ever meet with the police? >>

stewart's cadillac dealership tweeting, we are deeply saddened by the loss of our friend, joe stewartng in on facebook, one employee writing, to a dear friend, you will always be with me. >> my heart is pounding. it doesn't feel real. it's like a movie. >> reporter: their grief deepened by the mystery surrounding his death. >> possibly could be a robbery that went bad. but at this point we don't want to speculate. >> reporter: that is a fairly wealthy neighborhood in the houston area. police say however there have been a string of robberies and crimes lately on the rise, so perhaps it might have been related to that. a real mystery this morning, strange one there. paula, dan? >> kendis, thank you. >> we want to send it over to ron for another look at the morning's top stories. good morning, ron. >> hi again, paula and dan. sara, good morning, everyone. we begin with the big cleanup after a deadly night of tornadoes, at least 40 tornados reported overnight, several twisters touching down in northern texas. in cisco, one person is dead after the violent storms barrelled through that cit

. >> that was jon stewart protecting the often fragile right arm of matt harvey. time for sports and the association. let's go there. the bulls have parted ways with their head coach after five seasons with chicago. despite playoff appearances in each of those years, friction with the bulls front office reportedly led to his dismissal. president obama an avid bulls fan addressed the matter on twitter saying love thibodeau. sorry to see him go. expect he will be snatched up soon by another team. imagine if you could let the president go off an sports as much as he wanted. let's go to tennis. williams battled back to win a second round matchup. fifth ranked wozniacki was upset. i think it's the first loss for her since her breakup. too bad to see. let's go to major league baseball. josh hamilton in his first game back in texas. great to see him back. facing the red sox. he was 2 for 4, an rbi single. 5 to 1 victory. let's go to anaheim. the los angeles angels of anaheim, stupidist name in sports already leading. chris annette a in the sef seventh with the based load

stewart would live. but that robert e lee had defeated ulysses s grant. when, in fact, 10 days before the original version, lee had surrendered to grant. this article is also transparent about its sources. essentially, a guy passing through town passed on the rumor that lee had defeated grant. sarah jencks: you can see in the first paragraph of the article that it says we have been favored with the following dispatch, which we hasten to lay before our readers with the hope that it may prove true. so, there was so little access to information at the time because of the burning of the rail lines and telegraph lines that this was enough to publish, with the understanding that it might not prove true. david mckenzie: speaking of news getting out relatively slowly, across the country telegraph , lines got the news immediately. the "new york herald" printed seven special editions that day. however, other places took up -- a little bit longer to find up -- find out and make it on the telegraph line. on april 15

>> always, stewart, and not any time soon.me too corrupted, i have a passion for getting young people engaged and involved, and it's something thank we need more of . >> and when you're the president of the united states, you will do an interview with me, and you won't run out the clock you'll do it; right? >> no tell prompters either, so it will be completely interactive. >> that's true. i don't think our audience realize you don't have a tella promptter. >> i do not. >> and up next, it's call a smart plate. a plate that tells you the new transitional content of your meal, how many calories, how much fat you put the meal on the plate, and that's what it tells you. it beams the information to your phone you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... boom! you're blindsided for a second ti

bottom line, stewart.ut four major charities. $187 million and as stewart just said, this went to cars, cruces vacations gym memberships, you name it, they spent it on it. people were donating money to send kids to disney world you know the cancer support services children's cancer if you understand of america, and the breast cancer society. they all sound legit; right? >> yeah. >> they were brought on all 50 states, and they're all over this now. but the sad thing here is it was a -- as we were saying earlier for all charities who really work hard to generate the money that goes to the right places, they get hurt by these types of things. >> yeah. the idea of writing a check to a charity. >> yeah. >> some way off that sounds good, you know you're going to put off that a little bit. >> do your homework if you can to find out where that money actually goes and how it's, you know, spread out . >> thank you. fox business special report. the faa hiring unqualified air traffic controllers because of diversity r

he's the one i had him after danine. >> stewart never got a chance to take a picture of danine. she is hoping some day she will. >> do you think she's out there? >> yeah, i think she's out there and i think i know and i feel in my heart that god's going to grant me my wish. >> and stewart has said all these 50 years even though she was told her daughter died, she has been convinced that she was out there somewhere and she's very much hoping that she'll be able to find her john. >> diane we've had an an amazing response to this story. you are saying the city isn't investigating. ashley cook wants to know is anyone investigating this? >> reporter: at this point no one is investigating. i did contact the department of justice and haven't heard back from them yet. >> the mothers were supposedly told their babies were dead. victoria s. jackson asked this question, did not one mother ask to see her dead child? >> we haven't asked that yet stewart said she did ask this, but she was denied access, her parents came to see it and were told they could not see it. >> stanley yard asks, who

stewart is still with us.could've been describing any number of banks across europe, is it a deutsche bank problem? >> it is a general financial services problem. it is an interesting week would be multibillion dollar fine across the different markets. we still don't know what the ultimate end of the game is. the problem with financials is where is the growth coming from? if we see growth coming through in a broader economy, these banks will struggle to really show any sort of forward momentum. we are neutral at best on the banks. jonathan: still to come, the latest on the greek situation. -- greece situation. what can we expect for debt restructuring. who knows. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back. it is 42 minutes past the hour in london. greek prime minister will present the government plan for debt restructuring. let's go to hans nichols. you are going to have a is the agm for deutsche bank? hans: no one thinks they are going to be a technical or political solution everyone has been downplaying expec

stewart's cadillac dealership tweeting we're deeply saddened by the loss of our friend, joe stewart.ributes pouring in on facebook. to a dear friend you will always be with me. >> my heart is pounding. it doesn't feel real. >> reporter: the grief, deepened by the mystery surrounding his death. >> it possibly could be a robbery that went bad. but at this point, we don't want to speculate. >> reporter: police say many of stewart's neighbors hear then saw the shooter running from his garage. they say they may have some leads on a description. kendis gibson abc news los angeles. >> all right. >>> and coming up it's summertime. and people -- it's danger -- danger's lurking in the water. are you on twit centerter? >> of course. >> are you following the shark yet? >> do i need to be? >> we have a celebrity shark. we talk about jaws lurking. this is a big sucker here. but people are trying to would you believe, keep up with it and get closer to it. they want to get a sighting. they're not running from this thing. >> and following the shark on twitter. >> the shark has a personality. you have

charlie: jon stewart is leaving the daily show.you see him in front of an audience, no matter who the comedians are. seinfeld, larry david, jon is as good as anybody. charlie: my impression is the following. jon stewart wanted to see you at your best and would do something to help bring the best out of you. david: it is the opposite of the bad rap most comedians have. their ego is bad. they are negative. you are a student of your own craft. that makes you pretty good. charlie: you have changed your notion that every comedian comes from some painful childhood. david: it is a cliche. charlie: cliches are not always accurate. david: if you have had a really great life and a little money in the bank, you might not make the best comedian. you have to be hurt a little bit. charlie: you have to be hungry to be the best. whether it is athletics, comedy. journalism, politics. david: you are drawing on the sadness of your life and making it a celebration in some ways. charlie: there is also a sense of people on the outside looking in. they w

stewart is still with us. he could've been describing any number of banks across europe, is it a deutsche bank problem? >> it is a general financial services problem. it is an interesting week would be multibillion dollar fine across the different markets. we still don't know what the ultimate end of the game is. the problem with financials is where is the growth coming from? if we see growth coming through in a broader economy, these banks will struggle to really show any sort of forward

. >> in many ways the success of leno on politics i feel like was why jon stewart felt like he could devote his whole show 30 minutes to political humeor colbert. i feel like jay doesn't get his due. why is that? >> i think it is like following john wooden the coach of ucla. he followed johnny who everyone recognizes as the best. jay is not perfect, but he's as close as you're going to get. and he did a great job. and i think that you're right, because of what he did, it enabled jon stewart to do that great show he does and enabled stephen to do his colbert character. >> does jay want to come back? because clinton and bush are coming back. why shouldn't leno come back? he probably has done more material on clinton or a bush than any other person alive. you've probably written as many of those jokes. and now they're both back. >> and, by the way, will be back continuing -- we're going to see, you know george p. versus chelsea. it never stops. it is part of our constitution now. i think jay is very happy. he's doing a ton of stand-up. he does you know every show manageable. i think he'

i'll get you next time, jon stewart.uarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart! (cheers and applause) ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to "the daily show"! my name is jon stewart. my guest tonight, tom brokaw! we're very excited to see him here tonight. a couple of nights ago we mentioned, tom brady, i believe i called him a cheating (bleep). well now it's payback! >> tom brady sidelined, suspended for four games without pay for his role in deflategame. >> jon: boom! four games! without pay! obviously doesn't need the money and at his age maybe the break will help preserve his career and probably spend the time on the beach with the family he loves. [bleep]! it's not even punishment! he always wins! they should have sentenced him to hard labor, a few months of

from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart! (cheers and applause) ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: hi, everybody! welcome to "the daily show"! (cheers and applause) i'm jon stewart! tonight's guest munford & sons will be joining us later! they're going to discuss the iran nuclear deal instead of playing music as a rebuttal to last night's guests. instead of me telling you what's going to be on the show like a comedy dictator no. in the spirit of the mold, choose your adventure. i leave it up to you the viewer, choose your own "the daily show." do you want our first headline to be about the corrosive effect of campaign finance deregulation, hit a on your remote control! if you'd like to hear head writer elliott kalan on the new avenger's film, that's me! (cheers and applause) wow! mon canny and politics. elliott, i'm sorry. >> i have so much to say about the implications of scarlet witches new mutant! >> jon: sorry. rapsraspberries. >> jon: indeed. well, we'll do what the audience wants. hillary clinton recently

>> well, as you will recall, stewart, bill declined to endorse hilary clinton now he is stepping outto the national stage in a speech here in washington d.c., later today he will unveil, and i'm quoting here, the provision agenda for combat quality in america, and in a speech this morning here in dc, one of the profound lessons of the 1930s was that the government needs to step up and address income inequality. in that speech today he also talked about in order for people to believe in themselves and in their families once again, you need to reward work. listen here. >> we need an economy that rewards work and not just wealth. that is one of the simplest ways of saying this, we need to get back to the notion that we have to reward work. >> all right., stewart, as far as that agenda goes, that will be unveiled later this afternoon, here are some of the key points this was given to me did i a democratic aid who is in the know here. he will talk about universal prekindergarten, tax reform, increasing the tax interest and waking the minimum wage all the way up to $15. that speech here in

stewart criteria great show. over to you. >> thanks so much, maria. oh, a chilling start to the week. sure looks like terror has landed in america again. good morning everyone. two men shot dead in texas they tried to attack a group hosting a cartoon contest. our freedom to speak our mind now under attack on our own turf. chilling on on just who these attackers were. and then we have mcdonald's. where his the beef? the big turn arn presentation this morning full of corporate jargon, see if you can understand how they're going to dress a big sales decline. worse there were problems with pay per view and many people watched it free on social media. big money? yes. big fizzle too. and the royal highnesses princes name. sarney and company is about to begin. . >> well, not a bad start to a monday morning if you're a market watcher we're up 18,100 to be exact. now, mcdonald's. they need a good plan. sounds more like corporate jargon to me. unlock financial value drive operating growth, what is exactly -- what does that mean? looks like investors agree with

and then it was just see what happens. >> an jon stewart is now retiring. >> jon stewart. >> rose: not retiring leaving the daily show. >> as-- johnny was a great loss jon stewart is a great loss. he's an amazing host an amazing comic mind. you say jon in front of an audience, and no matter who the comedians are, seinfeld larry david, all that. jon is as good as anybody. he's just an amazing comic. >> and it is my impression is the following. that david, i mean that jon stewart like johnny wanted to see you at your best. >> yes. >> rose: and was going to do something in a sense to give you, to help you bring the best out of you. >> yeah, yeah yeah. it's the opposite of bad rap that most comedians have is that their ego is bad they're negative and all of that. you are a student of your own craft and that makes you pretty good. >> rose: you have changed your notion that every comedian comes from some painful childhood. >> yeah. i mean it is a klishe. you know that-- . >> rose: cliches are not always right. >> cliches aren't always accurate. but although, if you have had a really great li

heading for greener pastures, a stewart just bought a farm in new jersey.and his wife tracie have been long time supporters of farm sanctuary which is a national advocacy group for farm animals. the couple recently bought the new jersey farm to provide a home to farm animals rescued from abuse. >>> britain's new royal baby, still is not here, where is this baby. >> where is this baby duchess of cambridge is way past her due date for a second child. now that it has gone on so long people placing bets on the new baby a's name are starting to have second thoughts. >> it is all been about alice is the name, that is 14 days ago, it was hot favorite and in the last 48 hours everybody is saying that the name is more likely to be charlotte than alice. we cannot fine a particular good reason. money talks. when we see money like this it ace as a result of people knowing what they are told. >> knowing what they are told. they have a direct line, to kensington palace or they are just bored. when baby finally arrives kensington palace will announce birth on twitter and

he's the one i had him after d beingsineen. >> stewart never got a chance to take a picture of dineen. she is hopeful one day she will. diane eastabrook, al jazeera st. louis. >>> this is the 70th anniversary of ve day the end of world war ii in europe. germany surrendered to allies on may 8th 1945. the war raged on in the pacific for a few more months until japan's surrender in the pacific called vj day. ceremony was held on the national mall, included flyovers of dozens of vintage aircraft. here is what they looked like then and now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the agonizing wait is over. the wait list reach schools and safety schools have made their wishes known and thousands of high school seniors have had to cope with what they might see as college failure before they take a single class. they will be in school in fall just not their dream school. have we created crazy unworkable

central from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> jon: we've got a good show! we made a good show today! oh we've got a nice show. kristen wiig -- boy, she's good -- (cheers and applause) she's going to come out and i'm going to get her to admit her complicity in the false buildup to the iraq war -- i think. (laughter) all right. first! you know, the sepublicans there are fat, fat! the 2016 candidates drms have decided to skip the primary process entirely! more of a coronation type dealey. (laughter) until now. >> have the senator bernie sanders made it official he will run for president -- >> jon: yeah! (cheers and applause) that's right! let's meet whoever bernie sanders is! (laughter) no, that's actually -- that's colonel sanders. let's meet -- deion sanders. (laughter) that -- (laughter) that's ned flanders. sure. sure, that's bernie sanders. all right, fine. (laughter) there we go! how will this two-term senator this eight-term representative, this full-term curmudgeon battle the incredibly powerful c

my name is jon stewart! we have a very good show for you tonight!onight on "the daily show," it's harvey day! matt harvey pitcher of the new york mets dominant! going to be here on the program to talk with us. we're very excited about that. i love the mets! (applause) beyond that it's time to check in with the 2016 presidential race and democalypse 2016. it's becoming a fire hazard. the hits keep on coming. >> former new york governor george pataki now announcing his bid for the white house. >> lindsay lohan of south carolina making it clear he's going to run for president. >> rick santorum announced he, too, is running for president. >> jon: guys, guys, guys! guys...i appreciate the effort. my mind's made up. i'm leaving the show. i'm not staying. >> donald trump says he's considering running for the republican nomination for president. (laughter) >> jon: i made up my mind! oh! (laughter) maybe i'll get a twitter account... (laughter) (cheers and applause) you know, honestly, how much fun could you really have covering this thing? >> ladies and gen

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zella had been told her baby died after giving birth in 1965, at the same hospital stewart gave birthstaff allegedly took the infant from zella. dna records linked zella as melanie's mother years later, and little known to zella, her daughter was put in foster care. their paths crossed when melanie began to seek out her birth mother. >> as she came out, she was crying. they held her up for me to see her. >> she was never given an opportunity to hold her child, and the hospital staff allegedly returned to say her child was dead, and even more when stewart's parents arrived at the hospital, they told the parents they could not see the body because stewart signed the paperwork that she could be donated to science. she says she never signed the paperwork because she was only 15 years old. >> and al, thank you so much. you talked to some of these women. help us understand emotionally where they are with this, because i just cannot imagine. >> these are women that have spent the better part of their adult lives with a gnawing feeling that they simply can't shake. when they saw the reunion o

. >>> our friend stewart is up to his old tricks. what's he doing? slight of hand with a little twif. he will put that spike standing up straight in the bag, move the bags around take his hand and, boom figure out which one does not have -- >> wait. he's going to do it or make this poor guy do it? >> he's going to make the people who try this do it. >> no thank you. no thank you. no thank you. no thank you. >> i've seen a magician get this wrong and it can happen. >> let's see if it happens here. >> i don't want it. >> nba name a bag. one, two, three, or four. >> three. >> it does not have -- >> does not? >> i think three has the spice. i'm going to go for two. >> i don't want to see it! >> the guy doesn't hide behind the girl. >> you don't want to get blod spatter all over you. >> you're crazy, man. >> number two. >> i don't know why i do this. i'm right-handed as well. >> here he has the guy put his hand in it. >> no. >> one, two -- >> priceless. stewart had his back turned when some stranger -- presumably a stranger. maybe it was his lovely assist

my name is jon stewart. we have a show for you tonight.y guest rebel wilson on her tour for "pitch perfect 2". first, we all know that jeb bush-- a.k.a.the cute one-- is probably running for president. and we all know if you end up running for president you end up meeting americans. >> after a town hall meeting in reno nevada, he was confronted, this time by a 19-year-old college student and a democrat. >> you don't need to be pedantic with me. >> jon: oh, yes! that is-- i can't even believe-- that is so-- ( laughter ) pedestrian. ha! well handled, jeb. that's actually better than dubya would have done. he would have given her a nickname and disappeared in a cloud of mountain bike dust. i'm going to call you rooster because you're feisty and got red hair now watch me bike. the whole reason this came up is a question jeb bush got earlier this week when from what he probably thought was a friendly forum. >> on the subject of iraq yup. >> obviously very controversial, knowing what we know now, would you have authorized the invasion? >> jon: y

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(cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome to the daily show my name is jon stewart well.ion producer and author brian grazer is going to be joining us. i got to be honest with you last week with everything that was going on in the world and baltimore in particular, was tough a lot of chaos confusion. so i happened to get a good weekend and coming in today i was feeling fresh fresh start i felt good. >> news breaking overnight from texas. two heavily armed men opened fire at an event featuring a cartoon contest. >> both suspects are dead

from comedy central world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart! (cheers and applause) ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to "the daily show"! my name is jon stewart. my guest tonight, tom brokaw! we're very excited to see him here tonight. a couple of nights ago we mentioned, tom brady, i believe i called him a cheating (bleep). well now it's payback! >> tom brady sidelined, suspended for four games without pay for his role in deflategame. >> jon: boom! four games! without pay! obviously doesn't need the money and at his age maybe the break will help preserve his career and probably spend the time on the beach with the family he loves. [bleep]! it's not even punishment! he always wins! they should have sentenced him to hard labor, a few months of crashing rocks in a prison gang! not even that! the hard labor cuts his abs like diamonds! no last cast him out to wander in rags a bearded pariah to send a message we shall not tolerate as a nation the deflation of our sacred balls! i don't know. son of a bitch! now he just looks li