heat alert and temperatures soar across midwest and northeast. janice dean is tracking it all. and one of the closest primaries in the country is too close, the latest vote count out of virginia. and u.s. open champion bryson dechamgeau is left off the u.s. olympic team, take a closer look at that controversial decision. you are watch ing fox and friends first, i m carley shimkus. todd has the day off, we start with a fox news alert. major league baseball hall of famer willie mays has died. two-time m.v.p. and all star regarded as one of the greatest players in history. his son says, i want to thank you for unwaivering love you have shown him over the years. he was an incred ible hitter an defender, becoming an icon with plays like this over the shoulder grab in the 1954 world series known as the catch. fans gathered at willie mays plaza. rob manfred, bill melugin measures mbe lb commission er. he will never forget this true giant on and off the field. willie mays is 93 yea
Tightening is set to hasten . While disney is said to be near a deal for a big chunk of the murdoch empire as comcast drops out of the race. How will sky shares react . Were less than half an hour away from the start of european trading. Taking a look at futures. We are looking at gains here in the ftse about a quarter of a percent. Much on the continent. It is the oil stocks that are going to be the interesting thing to watch. A big gain, highest level we have seen in 2. 5 years. You will want to watch the producers as well. Gain is due to the crack in the pipeline and the shutdown. Taking a look at treasuries, u. S. Treasuries, if you look at the Bigger Picture is not as interesting. They have not moved that much. 2. 38. We are stuck in a range but it does look like investors are buying treasuries today. They are doing the same with gilts and that could mean they might not be to have the cash to put to use of the equity markets. We will see in 28 minutes time. Anna lets have a look a
He said, if i dont get this taken care of, these people will put a beullet in my head. What was he afraid of . That he was next. No leads. Couldnt connect the dots that she was in the garage with her friend . Absolutely not. Two shocking crimes. One for money, one for love. Was there a connection . This had a twist to it. Its just so utterly so ugly and so wrong. Shes dead because she was my friend. If you ask someone in town where the buzziest part of town is, theyll probably steer you to los alos boulevard. In the district is a penthouse office suite that once upon a time was home to a highpowered law firm. The boldest, brassiest bunch of politically connected lawyers in florida. The rothstein law firm. Had a gorgeous, panoramic view out to the ocean. From a few guys with law degrees to a juggernaut by the mid 2000s, with more than 70 attorneys led by Scott Rothstein. Mike mayo was a columnist for the ft. Lauderdale sun sentinel. He probably thinks im king of the world. And the firm
[inaudible conversations] if. [inaudible conversations] this evening we will hear about a pretty remarkable true story that hasnt really been told before when an author and journalist calls the worlds most successful manhunt with 161 individuals in connection with the balkan conflicts of the 90s when the term ethnic cleansing emerged it was a euphemism for the wholesale slaughter to take place in the heart of europe for those responsible to be identified by the International Criminal tribunal aspecial Court Created in 1993 ready united nations. The firstever global court has ben established in engaging in and all 161 of those invited were captured or killed or had surrendered or committed suicide. Now lot of manhunt was conducted in secret involving special forces from spy agencies even the tracking units from inside the tribunal itself but they have set to a precedent how authorities carrying justice with other crimes against humanity. As an experienced journalist has pieced together
All right, this hearing will come to order. Today we revisit the tragic management failures at General Motors that killed people. First i want to acknowledge in my opening remarks then from my viewpoint the ceo of General Motors, mary barra, has stepped up and with courage and conviction has confronted head on the problem and the Corporate Culture that caused it. Some see the Record Number of recalls at General Motors as a problem. I see it as a good sign. Second, i want to briefly say that i think i speak on behalf of all members of congress who have asked very difficult questions surrounding these tragic events that while we are asking tough questions, we have Great Respect for the workers of General Motors. I would like to take this moment to thank the workers at General Motors. You are terrific. You build good cars. And you are also the victims of outrageously incompetent management. Management was the problem here, not the workers. The valukas report ive spent some time with. I fi