site where bible says jesus walked on water for pilgrims to take a dip in the sea but do it with clothes on as opposed to this case. martha: you see inclination to want to do just that. dozens of lawmakers were on the trip. we ll talk to one of them. next hour we ll ask arizona congressman ben quayle who has a different take on his reasons for doing the same. he will be here coming up in america s newsroom. at 10:30. bill: there is a huge milestone now on wall street. apple is now claiming the title of the largest u.s. company ever based on its stock market value. the tech giant worth more than $620 billion, at the close yesterday, surpassing the all-time high of once bitter rival mike so the. microsoft. fox business s stuart varney is on the story. how big is this. $625.52 billion. that is the value of apple. apple is clearly the iconic
the dinner lasted a longtime. i don t know exactly the amount of time. it was basically when my wife said, i m ready to go home, you don t question an eight and a half month pregnant wife. bill: was it just a couple of minutes, 30 minutes, an hour, what would you say. you mean at dinner. bill: after dinner, the trip to the sea of gallilee at the water. i was in the water for 30 seconds at most. bill: you went to the sea of gallilee then back to your hotel room? i m trying to get a timeframe here. i went in, got the water, experienced the sea of gallilee. i was not involved in a big group or anything inappropriate. then my wife and i went back to the hotel. bill: just to be clear, did you see kevin yoder at the time when you were there? i did not see him in the behavior that he was talking about and he admitted. i was not around that at all. i was already back at the hotel. bill: did the f.b.i. speak to you? no that s the one part of the story that was really confusing, beca
two people were killed and some of the cars were tumbling into a parking lot below. the train was on its side and every customer pretty much was outside watching it happen. the coal is across all of main street. no one can get by. people are running across the parking lots, making sure the cars were okay. bill: how did this happen? julie banderas live on this today. good morning. how did it happen. reporter: right now it s unclear exactly what caused the crash. that s what investigators are trying to figure out this morning. we are fold that the national transportation safety board is currently looking into it. it happened in elacote city outside of baltimore. it was hauling coal when it derailed while crossing a bridge, killing two people who were standing on the tracks. officials say 21 of the train s 80 cars derailed. some fell from the bridge crushing vehicles parked in a park, lot below. this morning rescuers brought in
that the private economy isn t growing fast enough to hire more people. let s face it, over half the unemployed have been unemployed for seven, eight, nine months or longer. that means the longer they stay out of the workforce, the harder it is for them to get a job. the more unemployment may become permanent. that will make us look like europe. bill: don t want that. you know in 2008 did you know that john mccain hat 39 million people watch his speech? that is a bigger audience than any other tv program out there. academy awards, american idol. that was a record for a convention speech. well we know the undecided voters are probably three to 5% the population. they tend not to pay a lot of attention on politics. they re getting on with their lives die to day but there are some events they do tend to watch. speeches by each of the candidates at convention and debates. i think those will be very significant events. we need to watch the polls after that to see how those undecided vot
mcdonald s. both iconic brands. apple is more than $200 billion ahead of its next rival. that is exxonmobil, folks. shares of the tech giant already surged some 64% this year. and you think about what steve jobs, you know, created. bill: yes. martha: in this incredible company and it really is the one company that you think of in terms of new, fresh american technology. you can t walk down the street without seeing an apple product in one out of every five or six people s hands. bill: competition out there but so far apple has done very well. we re just getting started. martha: yes we are, bill. very good to have you back. bill: thank you very much. we re back on the bicycle, aren t we? martha: i think so. bill: baffling reports linked to the suicide of a top hollywood director. why the family is disputing all that. that is leading to even more questions. details on that today. martha: you know s cooking? everybody talking about happening at rnc it is the first one up. dnc after that.