rachel: galore. pete: it is national egg day. i will note last weekend i was not here but i used my time very diligently and we put them in the chicken coop and eight chickens now and one and her name is lady jen hen. rachel: you name it had after your wife? pete: she name it had after herself. lady jen hen and she lays one egg a day. we have fresh eggs. rachel: you re right on trend. will: like the george forman of chickens. george forman named all his boys george and all his girls georgina. name all your other chickens jen too. rachel: one of millions of americans that are because the egg prices are going umm and people say i m going to have my own chickens and you re doing that. it s great. i don t like chickens, i like to eat eggs and like the self-sufficiency learning like you can do this and get them in a store. pete: like of staple guns and 2 by 40s and chicken wire. rachel: you re turning into a farmer. pete: i m trying. rachel: united a sere sucker suit. pete: later
alexandria hoff has more. alexandria: by the time the boom was felt and heard, this plane traveled for hundreds of miles on auto pilot. it was close to long island destination when the recession made 180-degree turn and began flying in the other direction and reached washington, d.c. restricted airspace. norad granted permission to two jets to fly at super sonic speed causing the boom. civilian aircraft was intercepted at 3:20 eastern time. the pilot was norad attempted to establish contact with the pilot until the aircraft crashed. virginia state police followed up, 3:50 p.m., virginia state notified of crash in stanton blue ridge region. search by the sheriff office and augusta fire rescue got underway by ground and air across the region shortly before 8 p.m. first responders reached the aircraft. no survivors were located. speaking to new york times, john rumple, the plane owner said his daughter, his granddaughter and a nanny were onboard. mr. rumple said he had lit
for a response, nothing yet. jerry storage used to be on the board of target and ran toys r us, he was on fox and friends on saturday and he says one reason target got singled out with regard to merchandise. listen. i ve never seen a case where one item, that tuck swim suit was the big mistake. different colors, fine, gingerbread house, who cares, everybody carries that stuff, one item, never seen one item make a difference like this. cheryl: leading to huge drop in, maet value for target, between may 1 and yesterday they lost 11 billion in market value. todd: interesting concept from one n.b.a. player. cheryl: judah isaac, forward
last point on this. what would you have done. i m curious and you get a boycott or get protested by the pride supporters if you don t do it one way or do it the other way and in one way. one item that tuck swim suit made the difference verse the competitor and that made the mistake big. forgiveness and love, that s part of america and that s what you have to do. there was a problem at babies r us and the contest where the first baby of the year gets $20,000 and he was born with the immigrant and they didn t have a tax id and we love all babies. at the end of the day you show that and you noisy recordings