rri: t think foods are problematic? modified fd? >> personally, i'mot.ve been out there over 20 years. we have seen a lot of data, a lot of studies. the world wildlife foundation has come out in favor of them. we have seen majoronservaty co out. when y look at the pure science, they are not an issue, but it is a very emotionaissue for people especially as it is making more headlines as it relates to labelling. gerri: i have seen studies, t -- i think there was a french stor thatinks gm of the cancer. is that somethingo woy about? an unusual study? >> i have not seen a steady. let me start there, but of the cities that i have seen have not shown any of benefit, dwbacks, or nutritional drawbacks. gerri: was looked at where these are found on the menu. barbara cohen, chicken, a chipotle honey vinaigrette. i don't know if i could make it through this segment because i love their food. so a lot of foods contain them. brown and white rice, state tortillas. if you're going to eat their you're going to eatome gm sle. gerri: if you go into the supermarket and buy

rri: hello, everyone. tonight on "the willis report." another scandal as one oñ the country's biggest charities they gave millions in taxpayer dollars. and praised by presint obama. also, workers fight back against excessive retirement fees. will more employers push to lor those feeds? and be just to avoid e summer. we are watching out for you nighon "the willis report." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ rri: we will have all of that and more. but first, our top story tonight is we allnow that coress c never seem to get aything done. now, you mightay that they are blowing up their homework. washington is nowhere close to a deal on student loanates. thout congressional congressional acti on the interest rate on fedal student loans, those loan rates will go double the 6.8%. -are to weigh in, we have our two ests. what you have to say? >> i think in the down economy, e governmentas to keep interest rates low. a lot of people are struggling to find work. they can't pay back their loan as it is. see the link with the rates at all-time hghs. let th rates double this is

rri: a-pls for effort. >> we have to do something to help these people. gerri: do we?no, not with the govrnment. gerri: can the marketwork its way through, i mean, really. >> let's justlet all the foosures go and start another cycle o -- >> i doesn't start another cycle, bu ends the old, doesn't it? >> a-pus for effort gerri: dwyane, you have been patient with us. thankyou for arguing the pro se on this network. i appreciate it. >> two against one. gerri: it's tough, i know. okay, thanks for coming on tonight. happy weekends to both of you. here's a question that i thougt of. do you love your job? i do, but mo of us, well, they don't. a recent gallup poll shows third are completely satisfied at work, but some cities have more happy workers than others. that list is tonight' t five, number five, washington, d.c.. they may b satisfied with the jobs, but they are not doing them. with budget cuts, nearly 700 employe are hiring. number four, salt lake city. the health care workers in the city are the most satisfied. number three, more than 4,000 employers in seattle hire, a

rri: that is a great point. into context of what is going on with our veterans, with this kind of shenanigans being pulled. what about -- what about the pay raises and bonuses? how does that wor they're doing union work full time. >> that is an important qution because the sena that. justifyi any step incases in pay, any pay raises, bonuses that these workers could be getting in terms of taxpayer paid for pay and benefits. so they're asking also for ten years of that information. and this is not just a proem that a specific. back in february when i talked about this is when it was breaki. th is over 3 million federal workers. th is the number of hours they spent on union duties full-time. now the government is putting that informationhat in 2011 taxpayers pay for $156 million in taxpayer paid for benefits. gerri: that is ridulous. >> and salaries of from 12% the year prior. we don't know what that went to. not working for the federal taxpayer are certainly for veterans. gerri: reporting. great stuff. thank you f

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rri: unbelievable, now we're finding that the contractor haa rap sheet.e has been inrouble with the law, insurance fra, narcotics charges. goes on and on. assault. su, you may have had a legitimatete license, but you kw how it is with local government. i mean, let's face it. there are a lot of things that go on under the table in the city's. you have think maybe this was one of them. >> take look. what he put on his application. on a job thai understandould normally cost $250,000, he put do that he was getting paid $10,000. he hires workers and is not e give them hard hats. they are not secured on a line wh they're doing the work. they're seen using crowbaas, just sitting brakes. there's nothing to protect the sidewalk. it is a very shoddy job. philadelphia des not license these type of demolitions, these lessons as a contrtor, maybe there really ought to. he is beingnvestigated like he wa the drug captain of a cruise ship. it requires some recklessness, but it was extreme recklessness on the contractor's board. gerri: in case this only affects people in

rri: very fright ping., if the government takes myouse, i can't think of anything scrier, but here, dwyane, is a problem. here's one of the probles. so we have seen a number of federal programs to try to help out people who ar behind on mortgages, underwater, who can't y, don't wt to pay, they have not wored. they have been a stunning lack of success in that category. why would this be any different? >>well, it probably won't. i'm a free market person myself. i think free markets oht to take over this burks the problem is e have gone way pas allowing the free market to work. gerri: a-plus for effort. >> we have to do something to help these people. gerri: do we? >> no, no not with the government. gerri: can't the market work its way through, i mean, really. >> let's just let all the foreclosures go and start another cycle of-- >> it doesn't start another cycle, but ends the od, doesn't it? >> a-plus for effort gerri: dwyane, you have been patient with us. thank you for arguing the pro side on this network.

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rri: that's a great way to look at these things.er question a recent survey pointing out that americans -- it does not look like are financially savvy. 61 percent of those cannot correctly ansr more than for financial literacy questions coming essential financial literacy questions. to you, you have a lot of customers. does this surprise you? >> i looked the survey and it doesn't surprise me. there were prett basic questions. i was fraly quite shocked. gerri: well, t you. >> it doesoturprise me at all. i'm hearing people don't understand these things. they did not get it in college. you get thrown into the world with all the complex decisions and not a clue as to have to make most of the. it's getting a little better. little bit moreinancial literacy, but a lot of people. gerri: readjustment to the worst market in some time. difficult time for people who have allowed the dt, and get this number is worse than last year. >> it is possible because we are in at jobless recovery. the world has changed completely in a way that we know it.

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rri: so you may not want to share the money with her husband?t you decide, not a lot tell you what to do with your money. gerri: you said you have children from a prior relationship. maybe you should not marry a partner with a great deal of that. >> in my book we talk abouhow you need to get financially nad. some people n't say that they have that, that is the beauty of a prenup. you can say, listen, you shouldn't be respsible in the event that we get a divorce. so you get separate warnings. gerri: you square off with separate attorneys? >> this is about i'm getting the best information possible. some prenup say anything you have before the marriage is yours. anything you acquire acquired during the marriage isoing to be joined. it is not such aig deal. >> here's what i like, full and fair disclosure of assets and liabilities. >> that isa lot. if you say, oh, have a 10 million-dollar asset. you can't honestl believe that because you didn't know about it. so absolutely need to get 100% honest about everything you have. and decide what is going to

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rri: okay, we know that howard marshall's estate was worth $1 billi and now the judge is saying thatr the daughr of anna nole smith. >> that's right, it could be. but the real issue is that s hasn't won anything. she has bounced up and down like a -yo from the pellet court to the trial cot. the judges have been invoking the famous legal docrine as enough is enogh. they are saying that the way the case was andled, since lawyers are representing the estate, really engaging in outrageous conduct, they send documents out of state to ples where they have never been received on the other side. the judges sort of had. they a saying now enough is enough. you're going to get bang for what you did. gerri: it has been filed as part of the tactics tt these attorneys use. th whole estate is worth 500 million to aillion dollars. how do yu figure out these kinds of numbers? what is the map in the calculation on the iraq. >> even more imprtant than e numbers is what this judge is sending out a message. the syst has been made a mockery. this is the legal system and you cannot go there. you cannot wit

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rri: just because u have learned elite status, which airlines should you avoid?t is part of tonight's top five. number five is tiger airways based in singapo. more than 20% of ts earnings. this irish budget carrier is notorious and not jetblue, but jet to. and number two is a legion. in the umber one most greedy airline s, you get the spirit. nearly 40% of the airline money comes from fees, including $100 for kerry on, $200 to sit up front. three dollars for water. and $10 to print your boarding pass. that is such an insult. the number one based on percentage of earnings, united tops the list of bestsellers. they bring in close to $5.5 billion. it's all about how you count it. coming up next, looking at you and yor money s the fed makes its prediction for the u.s. economy. where shou you be investing in what should be your priority when it comes to saving for retirement. should your kids education topped the list. exclusive tips after the break. at a dry cleaner, with a machine. we replacee what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if

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>> he went through a lot, he rried well, from what i understand. know if theyan throw youut of business on this, th is not a high 10 b5 as it known,ivil fraud, you have to show if they bring a case, maybe they have this, i don't know, intens recklessns they can get a very high fraud charge on a failure to supervise. neil: what do may need? >> he is going to say, i know this, this is what theyold me, we were moving in that direct, taking the steps in that direction to ensure we had the correct systems, they will come back, say, you don't move fast enough, it hould haveeen in place the day. it is not a bad bet, he made a good bet, but when market got wind o this bet, he bet risky european bonds, two yr bonds, market was worried, this might put the firm in jeb dee -- jeop, people started pulling their ney out, the money he had from customers was being used . >> what happened to him? as a co-chair of goldman he could do no wrong. then -- >> if you look at his wall street career, and his political career in a diaper context, why did he get thrown out of

rri: broadway the focus of this day in business, greece opened on broad kay, the 1950s working classthe greasers. it was helonges running show in broadway history. it came back twice in 1994 and 2007. 1978, grease went on to eat success when the movie industry wi the hit film with john travolta. today, it's the ighest grossing musical. wow. today, june 7th, that it opened on broadway 41 years ago. when we come back, we go in fashion at one of the top luxury handbag manufacturers here in new york, and next june, brides and grooms on average shell out $28,000 for the big day. how to do it or less. stay with us. ♪ ♪ gerri: tieing the knot puts couples in a financial bind, but you can have a wedding that esn't break the bank. how do you do that? the sitedrector for theknot.com. people in new york city spent $100,000 on a wedding, which, to me, sounds totally crazy, and the costs are going ever higher. right now, they average $28,000. why do the costs go up? >> the costs have gone up and down depending on theeyears and the way people feel. enerally, about their money. in 2008, it was thea

♪ rri: in fashion tonight saying yes to the dressor the second time. check this out.f david's bridal, celebrity style expert here to show us the ust-have bridal looks. i love the segments. these are not new brides. we know about that. if you get married for a secnd time or over 40, at do you wear? >> you know who you are, and the women are looking for simple elegance looking for special necklines or an alternative color, or may a little bit more cerage, buthey definitely want simple elegance, and they know their personal style. >> pretty, pretty, pretty; right? >> to celbrate who they are. gerri: looking to use your personality; right? just a little bit? >> exactly. gerri: the first dress with the bow on it, ust awesome. does it flatter everybody r do you have to have an hourglass figure in >> well, you know, this dres creates that figure. i think this dress works a lot of types, and i love it because it's a scoop neck, it's a beautiful dress, under 500 dollars, and you can't go wrong with it. it hugs your cuves in all the right places, but ecause it's simpleyou can h

rri: this is like great gatsby. >> it is. it's sophisticated, sweet, and body conscious.and he fashion of its era, you love the beads, bling, and drama. it's 299, sowhen you have that price point, you can afford to splurge on vintage accessories to bri the look together. gerri: love the shape. >> love that; right? gerri: very pretty. >> put a hair accesry i and do a nice elegant, something elegant; right? gerri: all planned out. i'd put it on, and i couldn't. >> you might not wan a vail, but you need somethg in the hair. gerri: good point. >> there you go. gerri: this is he dress i'd wear. >> your style. it's my fvorite. it's sophisticated, absolutely beautiful, and it's go the waist, and, again, david's bridal, $399. gerri: unbelievable. >> i know. it's a huge rend that works beautifully i bridal. gerri: hope it doesn't go away. how do you access rise that? >> it stands alone, but a bride can add their own statement necklace, absolutely fabulous edgy, taking the gorgeous gown to a completely different level. gerri: i would do earrings. how mh are trends changing? there's

rri: you a pregnant. congratulations. >> thank you so much. with the family. >> thank you so much. gerri: fun t see whatyou are doing. people will get a k out of it p > definitely,hank you, appreciate it. gerri: thank you. we'll berigh back wit y wo cent more and answer to the question of the day, do you invest with your head r your heart? ith yr headd or your heart ♪ wi the spark miles card there is a pursuit we all share. a better le for your family, a better opportunity for your business, a better legacy to lve the world. we have always believed in this pursuit, striving to bring insight to every iestment, and integrity to every plan. we are morgan stanley. and we're ready to work for you. for their family. that's why i created the honest company. i was just a concerned mom, with a crazy dream. a wish that there was a company that i could rely on, that did all of the hard work for me. i'm jessica alba, and the honest company was my dream. [ male announcer ] legalzoom has help a million business successfully get started, including jessica's.

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rri: a long way to go. oh, anthony, do you wantto add anything?st agreeing, saying that was a great point. gerri: okay. you both made great points. thanks for coming on. have a ret weekend. appreciate your time. >> thank you. gerri: we want to know what you think. here's the question tonight. wwll higher mortgage rates prevt you from buying a home? vote on the right-hand side of the screen, ad i'll share the results at the end of the show. wh we come back, you know what? it's fashion riday in june, and wee takingwedding desses the right ones for the secnd trip down the aisle. mber two, number three. a warning for all your business travelers out there. why y may have to payextra taxes depending on where you're headed. next. ♪ @í0x;ñt gerri: if you travel requester business, wah out. the irs, local, and state governments are watching you. once you step foot in anotr state, you may be liable for tax on the income you earn there. what are the important things to rememb? with us now is diversified financial consultants. i have never heard this. i was

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