autoworkers back on the picket lines and back at the bargaining table as general motors and ford announce temporary layoffs in day three of the strike, the union threatens to amp up the pressure. alex presha talks to workers on the picket line. the remnants of hurricane lee pound new england knocking out power and kicking up rough surf and at least one death is blamed on the storm as a new system triggered flash flooding in chicago. murder charges for the owner of a new york city day care center and her tenant after police say a 1-year-old may have been exposed to fentanyl and died. three other children are still recovering. his daring prison escape made national headlines. tonight, new video of the moments just before his capture. how police used thermal imaging to nab that convicted killer. the humanitarian catastrophe playing out in libya. the city in derna cut in half by floodwaters, entire neighborhoods washed away and more than 11,000 lives lost. ian pannell rep
picket lines and back at the bargaining table as general motors and ford announce temporary layoffs in day three of the strike, the union threatens to amp up the pressure. alex presha talks to workers on the picket line. the remnants of hurricane lee pound new england knocking out power and kicking up rough surf and at least one death is blamed on the storm as a new system triggered flash flooding in chicago. murder charges for the owner of a new york city day care center and her tenant after police say a 1-year-old may have been exposed to fentanyl and died. three other children are still recovering. his daring prison escape made national headlines. tonight, new video of the moments just before his capture. how police used thermal imaging to nab that convicted killer. the humanitarian catastrophe playing out in libya. the city in derna cut in half by floodwaters, entire neighborhoods washed away and more than 11,000 lives lost. ian pannell reports from on the ground
today. and now we have the numbers on elon musk. he received $4.9 billion worth of green energy tax credits. his stock has done very well. how about taxpayers? welcome to our new time we have a jam-packed three hours for you. we could use four. [laughter] the june 1st edition of varney & company, yeah we re about to begin. passengers set sail that day for a three-hour tour a three-hour tour . [laughter] oh the ship was sinking. stuart: welcome to our maiden voyage, a familiar cast of characters, three hours. you re familiar with and some new faces will be joining us as well. we broke the bank on that crazy graphic because varney & company is better than ever. and big names you know are on varney & company today. brian kilmeade. steve moore, ralph peters among the headliners i should say today. now, we re also talking about the on demand economy all week. companies that provide a service at the touch of your screen. today the company is called via v-i-a, one of ub
kingpin is supposedly dead. pentagon not confirming, pentagon not confirming the death of al-baghdadi. reports are confirming that the isis leader was hit in an airstrike. meanwhile the fbi is warning isis followers are targeting american soil. with california being singled out as one possible target. here to discuss, gregg jarrett, of fox news. we have jon podhoretz of the new york post. i like calledcalling him j of pod. judy miller author of the story. fox news contributor. john, j of pod, let me start with you, what do you think of the reports on al-baghdadi not confirmed? telling fox news as recently this morning there is conflicting information out there? we should operate on the basis he probably isn t dead. that is the smart thing to do we know over the past decade how many times it has been reported that various terrorist leaders have been killed and they haven t. it would be a very significant thing if he were because he is clearly a kind of operational geni
constitution. stossel u, that s our show, tonight. [cheers and applause] and now, john stossel. [cheers and applause] john: thank you, you students are unusual. you have a special interest in liberty. moss people don t which makes me wonder, how many of you ever discuss liberty on your campuses? how many of your professors discuss it? [laughter] how many of them discuss social justice? many more. i m not surprised given the love for big government on big campuses. most of your professors probably don t know much about basic economics, which is why we titled this show stossel university, and our professors are ab biand john, here to tell students about what they should learn about economics. you can t do it all. first thing? first thing to learn is that intentions are not results. judge policies by results and not stated intentions. second, people in the public sector are just as self-interested and no more enlightened than people in the private sector. john: nice or v