. >> gary kovacks takes the play of john lilly who has also been on the show. and john an ben, so explain do not track. you're not the only web browser that has it. but what's the concept or the idea? >> the concept is simple. we're tracked in everything we do on the web. that information is used for some valuable purposes to help us get a better experience. it's often used to monetize and create additional revenue for people that you don't even know. so the user's data is being used in a way that they don't know. and we find that offensive. so we initiated something in firefox 4, we were the first that put a do not track option in the browser which just gives an opportunity to put up their hand and say don't track me, you cannot sell my information to third parties or use it for purposes other than what i allow you to do. >> you said there are good purposes and bad purposes. am i given the option or how does it work that i allow the good and not the badded? >> today did not track is an opt-in facility. you put in your preferences. the back ends have to accept

and with the lilly ledbetter act they added disability and age. each time that someone receives a paycheck, that is not equal to something that a colleague is receiving, it will be considered a separate act of discrimination. so that was that particular case. so that was significant i think. not only are women going to benefit from that but also many people of color in general. women and men will benefit from this particular act. people who have disabilities and people who are older and discriminated against. one problem however, as i say i don't -- i think this is a good thing but at the same time it does not acknowledge that much of the discrimination or inequity and pay arises from what we call occupational segregation. that means that people a specific gender, or people a specific gender for people of specific race and gender combined are located in different occupations and the occupations that white males occupy and general are valued more and pay more than the occupations that people of color and women occupy so there is a hierarchy there.

purple spotted brush. 2 calla lillies take root. birds return listening to lost meats all day until dusk beckons them to come to the nest and try again in the morning. this next poem is indian an ina ontholingly. on telegraph avenue it's no longer in existence, the sadness of this. berkeley, late fall. um -- this is from forest hamer who is a bay area poet who wrote berkeley late spring. this is berkeley late fall. i have been browsing the peet ree section had come to lose the unconcern but persistant rain that followed me in as a trail of damp shoe prints and dripping conscientious hacompanied to a solitude. i ran my right index if anything are across each spine flesh going along volume and groove. imagine the book seller anding by to fold and flatten we down to on an oblong shape and reshelf me into an americay sandwich between the t's and v's stacked up along the unexpected and unknown. i notice that the pe ems i imagine crowding around you were the unquieted the unrequited. distant citizens far from the disposition of the safety

we would always call is tuesday hall lives amid the vehemently of which lilly is different when the showeally is not beauty of this morning will be the sixth search conducted wuxi's brother >> data has been more than a month and laughs, like the michelle le and still be alive? shall >> until she is home we want to believe she is alive. >> q recently increase in the oil is a luscious colors, has generated any new leads or tips? and and will blow or a >> >> her brother says 25 people are committed to the search today and we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. when >> groundskeepers at at&t park have been busy, they are converting at&t park from a baseball field to a soccer field for tomorrows international match between mexico's club america and england's manchester city. it takes about 48 hours for this ought to be ready. groundskeepers will work immediately after the match to convert the field back to baseball what the doctors come to town for a series started on monday. >> tomorrow for the soccer match, partly cloudy, cool and breezy. maybe a chance of drizzle. 64 d

college say decudro most recently served as vice president and deputy council at pharmaceutical company lilly >>> a popular tabloid is under fire accused of compromising a decade old murder investigation. what police say the publication did that's making them reassess the case. >>> and our temperatures running warmer with a >>> a popular british tabloid is facing accusations today it hacked into the cell phone of a young girl who was kill. the family of millly dowler is planing to sue the news of the world claiming the paper interfered with the police investigation into their daughter's murder. the 13-year-old girl was killed in 2002. the paper said its shocked by the revelation and is looking into it. british minister cameron even commented on the situation while visiting afghanistan. >> if they are true, this is a truly dreadful act and situation. >> widespread and varied hacking has become. >>> there are reports tonight suggesting apple's next generation iphone five could be ready in september. a tech company received an order for 15 million iphones from apple. that company pegatrom declin

college say decudro most recently served as vice president and deputy council at pharmaceutical company lilly >>> a popular tabloid is under fire accused of compromising a decade old murder investigation. what police say the publication did that's making them reassess the case. >>> and our temperatures running warmer with a cooldown on the horizon. cometting coming up, what you can expect for your neighborhood. >>> so what came first? the chicken or the town? a town is debating whether the chickens are historical or a nuisance. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> a popular british tabloid is facing accusations today it hacked into the cell phone of a young girl who was kill. the family of millly dowler is planing to sue the news of the wor

scot lilly, now a senior fellow at the center for american progress, argues gingrich could more easily forge a deal because gingrich was more involved than boehner in recruiting the freshmen. >> he was timetable bring them along. he was part of their revolution in a way. speaker boehner is seen, i think, within the conference as a more moderate voice. i think he's not as trusted by the conservative elements within his -- within the republican conference. >> analysts also cited the rise of the internet, which serves some say to inflame opinion on both sides and make compromise more difficult, and the economy. the unemployment rate in 1995 was a little over 5.5%. in washington, james rosen, fox news. >> president obama will announce new fuel economy standards friday. the associated press reports the new target for cars and light trucks will be 54 1/2 miles per gallon by 2025. that is down from the administration's initial proposal of 56.2. >>> the debt clock continues to tick down. now under a week. we'll get reaction from the fox all-stars of the breaking news all-stars of the breaking

stimulus, ethics reform, financial reform, minimum wage increase, repeal of "don't ask, don't tell," the lilly better pay act, and, of course, health reform. now, under speaker john boehner's leadership, however, just 12 bills have originated in the house have become law. i know i'm new, but that was not a typo, i did not misspeak. you heard me, 12. the boehner is on track for 30 bills. a third measure is not whether or not you get promoted or how much you get done or against what odds, but whether or not everybody on your team stays on your team, the cohesiveness of your party. now, using this measure, speaker john boehner's actually been quite successful. they voted unanimously on some legislation, and he's kept internal decent to a whisper, until now. the number of republicans in the house are publicly defying speaker boehner and his proposal for raising the debt ceiling, including the congressman who heads up a group of conservatives in the house who doesn't think speaker boehner's plans has the votes. >> i am confident, as of this morning, that there were not 218 republicans in support of

. >> i have a 2-year-old granddaughter, lilly denise.e, if i think if that god forbid would happen to her, i don't know how i could survive knowing her murderer got away with it. they are not going to prosecute anybody it is over. >> and the big question is, is she going to profit from this? i think it is more likely like o.j. simpson who became in pathetic figure who ended up back in the criminal -- a pariah, back in the criminal system. >> social -- they i'm worried about the guy that would date her. >> sean: if they were at negligent homicide, i think they would have had me. in other words, if they didn't overreach, which prosecutors do all of the time. here's the negligence, the negligence that says she didn't report it. there's a push now to have caylee's law. which would mandate you have to report a missing child within 24 hours, which i don't think necessarily is a bad law. or the fact she lied and obstructed justice in the case. >> a call a friend of mine who is a prosecutor and talked to him about these types of cases. he said y

ohio, joseph lewis marrying his girlfriend lilly six decades after he first proposed. >> i asked herhe just said she wasn't ready. >> we didn't get married then. >> he was 19 and she was 16 at the time. they went their separate ways and a few years ago they found each other again. both of their spouses had died and this time she was ready for a walk down the aisle 62 years in the making and that's a fox watch across america. i'm shepard smith. this is "the fox report." it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. a live look on capitol hill where senate leaders are vowing to work seven days a week. until there is a deal to raise the nation's debt limit. the deadline two weeks from tomorrow and, after that officials say they have to make painful choices on which bills to pay. for instance, does grandma get her social security check? can we still pay the troops and the veterans? how about unemployment benefits? and student loans? >> we can't let politics stand in the way of doing the right thing in washington. we can't stand in the way when it comes to doing the right thi

lilly, thank you for following everything from orlando for us. back to you in the studio, randy and jonna, your expectations from jose baez, does he have an uphill battle, jonna? >> i think he does have a little bit of an uphill battle. he should probably focus on the reasonable doubt aspect, what the prosecution did not prove despite how well jeff ashton strung together his story. he should start there. what he won't be able to go into is an explanation as to her behavior because the sex abuse is off the table. >> if we hear anything of that, what's going to happen? will the judge intervene? >> they'll be an objection. >> that will be an objection. >> objection sustained. if he quonts, there will be a side bar. the jury is going to get cleared out and he'll threaten to hold mr. baez in contempt. there's not going to be a mistrial. >> i always wanted him to explain the duct tape theory. the one witness -- the main witness who could have done that did not testify and now the little bit that the jury heard can't even be brought up, is stricken. >>

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this is lilly right here.r dorothy when she was 5 years old danced right out there for their wedding, which was six years ago. your anniversary, peg is? >> tomorrow. >> do you want to say anything to your husband down there? >> ben, you are awesome. >> did you hear that, ben? did you hear that? she said you need to do a better job cleaning the house. yeah, that's what she said. let's take a look and show you what is going on outside right now, because, again, we're looking at a fantastic afternoon. temperatures out there right now 90 degrees with that dew point of 45. that makes things very comfortable. as far as temperatures around the rest of the region go for this weekend, look at the chesapeake bay forecast. beautiful on saturday. 85 degrees. 87 on sunday with a late shower. i think after 5:00, 6:00. most of the day is going to be great, if not the entire day. fourth of july, we are looking at a chance of showers. but a better chance down the beach. so if you're going down towards ocean city, you may see s

lilly, lilly collins, phil collins' daughter. she's a lovely actress.held, washington? huh? >> they're having a poker game over there or something. >> he said where it was. anyway, the deal is that he asked her on a youtube video. and i think we have a little bit of that. >> sergeant moore, he want to take a moment out of my day to invite you to the marine corpse ball on november 18th in greenville, north carolina, with yours truly. so, take a second, think about it. get back to me. all right. bye now. >> she thought about it and with justin timberlake's encouragement, she said yes. because she and justin are doing that movie. >> and they were being interviewed together. he sort of put her on the spot. but it sounded like she was all for it. do it for your country. >> i think it's very sweet. she said she has no time right now for romance. she's on the set from like 4:00 in the morning. but it's very sweet of her to take time out to do that. >> we have a host of popsicles on the set and there's a reason for that. >> what is the reason? >> here's the rea

>> the terrible, the terrible instance of deception around the lilly dowler case only came to my attention when it was reported in the press a few weeks ago. i can tell you it was a total shock, that was the first that i heard of it and became aware of it. >> is that the same of hacking of other victims of crime? in other words, have you been made aware prior to the million lee dowler reporting that your reporters hacked into the phones of any other crime victims. >> no i had not been made aware of that. >> just for the record, so your answer to my colleague earlier, you'll be aware it's of very lively interest. apparently a known was hacked on u.s. soil. given that allegation are you absolutely confident that no employee or contractor of news corp. or any of its property hacked the phones of 9/11 victims or their families? >> we have no evidence of that at all. >> have any credible allegations? do you have a statement mr. james murdoch. >> i was just going to say that those are incredibly serious allegations, and they've come to light very recently. we do not know the veracity of those al

act is they point to hundred $25 million.air [applause] the of first bill president signed was the lillyledbetter act. [cheers and applause]call and has called on congress to pass the paycheck fairness act. [applause] the fastest number of small businesses that are being created are by women. but the president could cut taxes 16 times and. [applause] >> a call street and it onceres the man as a result of a crisis that occurred held by the strong women elizabeth warren. [cheers and applause] and our administration supports the healthy families act to provide seven paid sick days for all workers as part of workplace six-- flexibility and obviouslyh a hour president but our secretary is a champion for issues as well. she does not stay behind and has been a champion for women's issues as well as environmental issues. i want to share with you some of the things we're s doing in the department of labor because our society has made tremendous progress to eradicating barriers fort women but we still have always to go. in terms of any quality and with the pay gap reno with men on $0.81 a81n afric