maybe it gets back to one of jonas jonas' point about a better economy.mortgage rates have an impact right now one way or the other. >> ed, do you see any red flags here. without question. let's really call it what it is. interest rates are moving up on the 30 year mortgages for one reason, the panic that we saw over in europe had a flight to quality which everyone started coming to the united states and pushed rates significantly lower. we're just seeing a little bit of an adjustment back. don't think for a moment, jonas we're seeing a strong and good economy here, what we're seeing is some people exhailing for a moment in time and that's-- >> and they could be, like-- >> toby, you're not worried about this? >> not really. >> and the issue is, right now the affordability issue is still significantly more affordable to buy a home a than it is to rent a home. the problem is that 80% of people who aren't freddie mac or fannie mae not able to get mortgages. there are people 850 fico scores that aren't getting mortgages. we're not worried about interest rates

our fuel growth-- >> you're kidding me, jonas, i can't believe this. you, susan and gary b are all completely wrong. >> higher gas prices and higher food costs and why do you think that we have-- >> you don't know our history. our 100 year inflation rate is higher than the current inflation rate and so you're saying that the rate that's lower the 100 year history of america is going to ruin america, that's what you're saying. >> joe q public on main street. $6 for a gallon of milk $2 more than-- >> and only came out a year ago. >> that's a separate demographic, jonas, now that. look, you have people right now in this country that can't even feed their families. and 46 million americans on food stamps. >> you're going to things that other people with money buy other than a gallon of milk. home prices have not going up. >> there's a survival. you don't need an ipad. >> don't you think-- >> you don't need an ipad to live, jonases you need food, staples, these are the items that keep increases. >> but again, this idea that let's not get so obscure, how abo

the good thing about wal-mart is to jonas' point.r mexico and ship a bunch of jobs overseas and the jobs that they have here in the u.s., they won't take union workers and they've been accused of all kinds of unfair labor practices, so, the fox is in the hen house, and they can take a little hit. and subsidize grocery prices, because that's going to bring more people into the stores and buy more retail goods, which they get cheaper, and had a little fall off on the retail side. >> gary b, you say it's how capitalism works, right? >> exactly. at one point at wal-mart, i love how they're gouging the customers, what, 3% profit margin? i mean, and i wouldn't say that's exactly gouging, but you're right, brenda, this is how the free market works and wonderful thing. >> it's not just victory for wal-mart, it's a victory for capitalism and i just looked it up. in the early 80's, we had just come off two straight years of innation, well over 10%, and you know, when costco was started? 1983. that's what happens with the free market and the ca

jonas max ferris. will soaring prices take the fuel out of the recovery. >> yes, a good chance bringing us back to a double dip recession. you talk about this, if goes is $5 a gallon national average, a good chance what's happening with the middle east right now we could see, you know, not only the recovery end, but what we're going to see is people driving to and from work. i drive a car and this is going to hurt me. every good i buy is transported from the manufacturer to the retailer. and passed on to me. when i go to the store, i'll buy something, higher than a few months ago and the bigger thing, confidence, if i walk by a big screen, and see gas at $5 then i'm not buying anything. >> brenda: gary b. you're he not sure about that. basically everybody continues to spend even if they're spending on gas, but fuel, basically the economy, doesn't it? >> precisely, brenda. two points, i guess, one the credit suisse did a study, if gas went up another 50 cents it takes about 50 billion out of the economy

jonas max ferris along with bob froehlich and mike norman. bob, this week alone. announcing two million dollars in new spending plans, with the economy starting to add jobs again, as stimulus dries up. is more spending the answer? >> no, absolutely not. i mean, i think the reason why we're finally seeing some positive job growth is we don't have the stimulus, so, the government needs to sort of get out of the way and let corporations do what they do best. and that's make money and create jobs and plus, brenda, they don't even have the money for another stimulus. look at in five years, our debt has gone from 5 trillion to 10 trillion and how can you be talking about a stimulus and think about short-term. so far this year, since the budget season started, we have spent 1.5 trillion, and took in 869 billion. oh, my gosh, we're spending twice the amount that we're taking in, how can they even be thinking about talking about more stimulus and we don't need it. i think it'd be a huge mistake and do nothing, but help the job market. >> gary b. what do you think? >> brend

they've signed up the jonas brothers. they'll be hitting new york. can't wait to see that one.others around new york. what they've been up to. of course, kevin is married. joe settling down in manhattan, and nick is busy on broadway. so they are really just going to follow the jonas bros. it's going to be a family reality show. what else would it be? >> these guys are known for their good rep. weren't they like proud virgins at one point. used to reality tv being trashy. curious what flavor they'll bring to it. >> a wholesome reality, a la kim kardashian. >> that's what america wants, wholesome television. >> why don't we fuse the kardashians with the jonas brothers. >> because they travel in different circles. >>> so a "harry potter" star is being sent to prison for two years. he played vincent crabbe in the "harry potter" movies. he is going to spend two years in a british prison because he participated in the london riots last year. a surveillance video found he was indeed part of the riots. cops believed he was packing a molotov cocktail while also looting alcohol from a dr

was gone with his you know weak is the united states had israel send in special forces and eliminate jonas savimbi so kone is kept there to serve the interests of the united states at the center of the interest of the ugandan government because as long as they have a bogeyman to claim it is creating these atrocity and seventy can can share the blame for the genocide against two million a chile people on to this guy joseph kony and he can only death the united states and the pentagon for more military hardware more aid which is converted to military hardware and more troops and that's exactly what they've done i mean i think this criticism has been launched not just by you about by a whole lot of people if the u.s. government wanted to find him they could it is after all twenty twelve we have brilliant intelligence officers out there on the other hand that this is more of a tribal area and even you know afghanistan and a lot of parts of africa and you know think about how long it took to find a solid line and i'm defending not. it i'm just wondering i mean there have been a lot of criticism

. >> joe jonas, number four and social network actor army hammer rounds out the top five. >> nice. >>young, and stylish. >> and rich. >> and rich. yes. throw that in. >> and they don't have

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jonas james has been doing this for twenty years. it's grueling work. he has to stay underwater for up to four minutes to fill his bucket with sand from the seabed. the work is dangerous and hard on the health. but as a guest worker from neighboring benin, james can't pick and choose his jobs. >> i try to save a little. lagos is very expensive, and thirty euros is not much pay, so i can only go see my family in benin once a year. i stay there for two weeks, and then i have to come back. >> the sand divers have formed a kind of brotherhood, but they don't all earn an equal wage for their work. a boat owner points out the danger involved. >> i have two boat. the other boat belongs to our people, where we come from. we have a leader, who has the boat and employs the workers to bring up the sand. at times, if they're working hard, somebody can go deep down without coming back. >> lagos' center is wedged between the atlantic and the lagoon. the only land available for building has to be dredged up from the sea, and that takes sand -- lots of it. and that's t

. >> reporter: fda just approached the drug january 31st and jona is set to start taking the pills twicelp cf sufficienters who have what's called the g551 mutation like jona does, it's still hope. >> if it stops cf in its tracks, then it's not going to be any worse than it is right now, and when she's healthy, she has very little cough. she's active. she can play with her friends. she can do everything, and -- and it would give her a chance at a normal life. >> a normal and her mom hopes a longer life, too. >> reporter: and that was jennifer lee reporting from our nbc station in tampa bay, florida. >>> and also it is daylight saving time. that means that 2:00 this morning if you weren't up, then you need to forward your clocks by one hour. this is also a good time, fire fighters say, to change the batteries not just in your clocks but change the batteries in your smoke detectors as well as your carbon monoxide detectors if you've had them for longer than ten years. you might want to replace them outright. i just saw them at home depot the other day. not too expensive. >>> much more ahea

. >> brenda: jonas bull or bear. >> 25%. >> i think a dorito based taco before it would drive the stock higher-- >> neil, take it away. >> neil: by now, you know the good news, jobs are picking up. 227,000 more from last month and also by now, you know the bad news, gas prices are also picking up this month. so, just as we're feeling pumped about the recovery, glad to have you, i'm neil cavuto. to ben stein, dagen mcdowell along with adam lashinsky and charles payne, which needs what? >> you know, the jobs number is what it is and i think we've been conditioned and gone over it before. cheering the immedia cheering-- with the jobs reports, real wages are not moving and adjusted for inflation, and plummeting, i think that's the scary thing. i don't hear anyone talking about gdp and tepid news and the danger signs are there. >> gas prices are a threat and issues on the campaign trail. what we're worrying about long run, we're seeing higher highs and lower lows in terms of gas prices and luckily, we can adapt and pulling back more than ten years and my worry is, people don't have that much

micah, rainy, jonas stay here.rothers! my son looked at me and goes, you couldn't have named me bob? >> reporter: there are plenty of reasons to second guess your choice. >> the top reason is because it's become too common. the number two reason is that they are pressured into the name by a spouse or family member. >> i was surprised at how many of my friends when i asked them, had regrets about what they named their kids. dozens of people e-mailed me and wrote to tell me about the problems they had. >> choosing a name bears a lot of deep discussion. it can be an opportunity for a couple to really learn a lot about each other through the choice of the name and arrive at a name they both feel good about. >> it's a lifelong decision really. >> i think even if you come up with something unusual you think the kid grows into the name. my kids are the people that the names suggest. >> that means the responsibility is heavy if you think they will grow into the name. because, that means you're predestined -- >> they can't

. >> brenda: jonas, bull other bear. >> aim' a beer bear. >> brenda: sometimes it's better to say nothing. neil is next. >> well, beat up big bad oil companies and pretty soon they're not so big anymore. doesn't exxon-mobile it. president obama may need a someone to bash. >> oil companies have made more than they've ever made. >> exxon pocketed nearly 4.7 million dollars every hour. >> nobody is doing better than exxon. >> well, you know, all of that bashing is apparently working, eon mobile is no longer number one in the world. for the about first time ever, ever, the oil company on earth is not from the u.s.s., it's from china and while we have a problem with companies pumping out oil in this country. apparently, we do not have a problem with companies like petro china pumping it out in theirs, china is winning, we are losing and meanwhile, gas prices, well, they use keep soaring. >> charles payne, adam lashinsky, and ameleamilya. >> this week was really over the top. deliberately confusing the difference between the dutch and subsidy, and tossing in the idea that kids are held hostage

beats jonas gustafsson. 14th goal of the season. caps up front 1-0. more than enough for neuvirth.out. caps win 2-0. they remain one point hingd the panthers for the division lead. spring training baseball. buck showalter's orioles hosting the boston red sox. this is were there's spring training. cory aldrich up with a man on. steve tullison from third. check it out, though. he slides past home without touching it. so ryan lavarnway tags him. that's a double play and the game is over. os lose 6-1. nats and cardinals. gonzalez paid four scoreless innings before the game was called due to rain. coming up on "sports final," where virginia and vcu will be dancing. tiger woods is hurting. @superstar's final round at doral ended earlier than anticipated. plus a candid conversation with former redskins defensive back shawn springs about players being paid big money for big hits. and what gm bruce allen says about the team's blockbuster trade. here's a preview of what they had to say in the "washington post." >> this is what the reads need to do. they need to make a dynamic bold move. they

have gone seven points clear at the top despite being held one one of twice former champions robin jonas plessy side we're looking to capitalize on second place discounts to know that it is time to look at once week on saturday the world missing on line on play i shot it through a minor injury however they took the lead office thirty six minutes st subculture risky but either grabbed a point for being just before they out on the seedings machine or taking on bank of trust because on its nail well they're hoping for a lot spacek must have moved within just one point of the top three following a three one victory at city rivals to mama heavy snow in the capital looking at the front so much knew he would go open for spots from close range half an hour in the engineering strike which just inches away from elite minutes later. instead of short right in front of the goal line on the sign yet of an unlikely equaliser for the now i offer a defensive player in the telling minutes little soft. however the second often it out to be a disaster for the hosts into signing christian that is going to he

looking to going nine points clear at the top with a home victory over twice former champions rubin jonas let you saw it all he's got that laws on something changes he still feels a need to take in the team on saturday gone missing on one playoff shot in through a minor injury goal meanwhile it's good to see both in moscow as did i my apartment in spots like a treasure capital one the nikkei business is ahead on the whole i don't understand yet and that will be a stroke of all time for the goose assigning question in the books because it is almost fortunately the most and the world's a license to think about things. and the trustees through bank meanwhile the relegation record in the softest order food to go when i must ask one to one hundred spot on chicks. well as we said take us title hopes the event on saturday after losing to let's take a look not see the first thing a decrease of twenty twelve pressure being munching on looking at each new signing of a genco to find there is such return to russia last month once the social role finally opened after ten minutes away from its report w

obama actually mentioned them quite a bit it's usually kind of a little like warning we think alike jonas brothers are here. somewhere so are huge fans. but boys or get any ideas is own son. this is the only it is a parks and recreation thing. is the only thing she thinks is worth a go. but it's a million times a haitian in mexico right now she just happens to have twenty five secret service agents with her keeping her safe and this is just what i like we have time for this but rick santorum is basically saying that because i'm going to ration recently declared certain areas unsafe for americans but this is a really bad example and he should be sending the v.a. to mexico what is the administration do that the president's actions should reflect what is ministration. and you know if the administration saying it's not safe to have people down there just because you're concerned twenty five secret service agents present you should do it you should. examine why does the president through this other examples are you going to hear it anyway real quick. studio look pretty cool but my point is wha

actually mentioned them quite a bit it's usually kind of a little like warning we think alike the jonas brothers are here. somewhere sasha and malia are huge things. but boys don't get any ideas. this is because the it is a parks and recreation. so having us is here is like the only thing she thinks is worth the door. cards and leaves on vacation in mexico right now she just happens to have twenty five secret service agents with her keeping her safe and this is just what i like we have time for this but rick santorum is basically thing that because the obama administration recently declared certain areas unsafe for americans that this is a really bad example and he should be sending the leader to mexico but is the administration do the president's actions reflect what is it ministration. and you know if the administration saying it's right for their people down there but just because you can send twenty five secret service agents that would be you should do it you should. consider an example and if the prison food ration example are you got to hear it anyway real quick i thought but sti

. >> i'm the dad, and jonas is the mom, and harry is the older brother. >> the older brother.y elder son. >> you're much too young to play his mother. >> no way. raft. [laughter] >> i can certainly play his mother. >> no. >> just got a hot mom. [applause] >> we had that john cho on the show. and he was talking about how growing up as a young asia boy, how exciting for his family anytime they would see an asian on television or in films. do you think it's better in the entertainment industry to be an asian actor? >> we're getting there. at it progressed a little more than it was before, and you see a lot more nonstereotypical roles and that's where it is starting to grow in that end. but i still think it's in the early stages as well. so a lot more to do, but it's grown. >> it's growing. it's progressing. now, you both have san francisco roots. you spent time at sf state? >> yeah. [applause] >> a little bit. and then i made the trek to l.a. but i lived here for a little while. moved in to san francisco and lived there back and forth and spent time here. >> you were born here. >

joining me now from new york is attorney jona silber and kimberly guilfoyle who you can catch weekdayst 5:00 p.m. on the five. when i heard panetta commenting on this case we thought it was a little unusual because we haven't had investigation i think and don't know the facts. pretty amazing when the secretary of defense comes out and almost, you could say prejudges the case. a capital case, kimberly, how could this go down. >> this is obviously a very serious case and very unfortunate. disturbing on a lot of the levels. we don't have all the facts in yet we know a few things for certain this is an individual who had served several tours over seas and including the most recent one in afghanistan there is also evidence in that he had suffered from tbi the duration and extent of this is still to be determined. >> brain injury. >> which can cause problems like this. in addition to suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. now there are late breaking instance of evidence coming in alcohol perhaps being involved at the time. all these things will be factored in. is he going to be tried

there is a jonas brothers reality show in the works for e! follow kevin and his wife and look at their, quote unquote, marital bliss. nick, as he takes on how to succeed in business on prodway and then whatever joe is up to these days. so just keep those reality shows churning them out. >>> a new service is helping parents during air travel with their kids. and the worst thing about losing your smartphone. >>> and the strange case of a 64-year-old woman who's charged with stalking. joining us with details is cane from hot 99.5. so tell us the story of madeline of washington state. >> she's something else. she met a guy in 2010. they're not identifying who this gentleman is other than the fact that he was stalked by her. this is a story you have to read or see to believe. she's 64 years old. when she met him, she started following him around. he said, listen, i don't want anything to do with you. it was only after he got a bill for an engagement ring from a jewelry store that he realized this may be a little more serious than i originally thou

let's bring in howard jonas, the chairman and ceo of idt. howard, great to see you.what your company does and how it makes money. >> well, i was listening to you, at the beginning of the show. we're sort of the apple for poor people. we make it possible that you're seeing the debit cards in stores where people can buy them for $2 or $5 and make calls back to mexico or guatemala, wherever. we sort of revolutionized that business and made it so you just give us your telephone number, and you go in a store and pay $2 or $3, whatever you want. you don't lose the balance on your cards. now we're adding new products on so you can pay your relatives' phone bills in foreign country. soon you'll be able to wire money and while we do that we carry 7% of all the international money in the world for all the phone companies. >> what are your profit levers? sounds like you make money. the biggest lever would be having people increase the amount of minutes they buy. >> well, we may -- we certainly make money from increased minutes, and the minutes on our products are up over 300% y

it was a hit for a singer named jonas hill in the 1960s. >> i don't think i heard of it. >> i haven'tither. we're out of it. >>> let's go to brian beatle bolter for a look at what is next on the news edge six. >>> keeping the district safe one camera shot at a time. fart of the mayor -- mayor's proposed budget. just ahead, the plan to cover the city with more traffic cameras. not everyone is on board. >>> and a video that went viral. an arrest is made in this howard county school fight from last week. >>> and good news at the pump. the new pipeline that plans to bring canadian oil into the u.s. in two years. [ male announcer ] does your cable company keep charging you more... and more... and more? stop paying so much for second best. upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for our best price online: just $94.99 a month, guaranteed for two years with no annual contract. or choose a two-year contract and pick your bonus: hbo & cinemax included for 12 months or $250 back. unlike cable, fios is a 100% fiber-optic network that delivers america's fastest, most consistent, most reliab

joining me now from new york is attorney jona silber and kimberly guilfoyle who you can catch weekdays5:00 p.m. on the five. when i heard panetta commenting on this case we thought it was a little unusual because we haven't had investigation i think and don't know the facts. pretty amazing when the secretary of defense comes out and almost, you could say prejudges the case. a capital case, kimberly, how could this go down. >> this is obviously a very serious case and very unfortunate. disturbing on a lot of the levels. we don't have all the facts in yet we know a few things for certain this is an individual who had served several tours over seas and including the most recent one in afghanistan there is also evidence in that he had suffered from tbi the duration and extent of this is still to be determined. >> brain injury. >> which can cause problems like this. in addition to suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. now there are late breaking instance of evidence coming in alcohol perhaps being involved at the time. all these things will be factored in. is he going to be tried a

joining me now from new york is attorney jona silber and kimberly guilfoyle who you can catch weekdays the five. when i heard panetta commenting on this case we thought it was a little unusual because we haven't had investigation i think and don't know the facts. pretty amazing when the secretary of defense comes out and almost, you could say prejudges the case. a capital case, kimberly, how could this go down. >> this is obviously a very serious case and very unfortunate. disturbing on a lot of the levels. we don't have all the facts in yet we know a few things for certain this is an individual who had served several tours over seas and including the most recent one in afghanistan there is also evidence in that he had suffered from tbi the duration and extent of this is still to be determined. >> brain injury. >> which can cause problems like this. in addition to suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. now there are late breaking instance of evidence coming in alcohol perhaps being involved at the time. all these things will be factored in. is he going to be tried and prosecute