time. that happens to us all the time on fox & friends weekend they would wrap perfectly, stay on perfect time cues, would never miss a headline i never miss anything. so i give us four or five years before fox and fox & friends weekend is run by robots that look nothing like us. i predict you will have a house full of robots that never question your authorities. that would be a dream. up next, overwhelmed after receiving a $2,200 tip from customers. we talked about this but this is new, the good times didn t last. she was fired days later because the restaurant and said she needed to split the tips. what she did as she went back to the table and said they re going to make me split it with the rest of the staff and the customer said that s not right, we will make it straight out to you so she was fired from her job for sharing that with the customer. the policy from what i understand reading the story of the restaurant as they never
the state of california decided to try him for capital murder. prosecutors alan jackson and eric harmon laid out their case. it s a love story where boy meets gold. it s that greed, that love of gold that caused this man to have his wife murdered for financial gain. prosecutors offered this snapshot of the fayeds riches during the short time their ran their business. he found a niche which is transferring money for an only 2% fee which was highly competitive and lucrative. that s approximately $20 million in fees that went to goldfinger between 2001 and 2008. the good times didn t last. the company was under indictment. pam was cooperating with federal investigators and the couple were getting divorced.