the additional public policy basis for meeting someone's home address on a daoult document like tha. >> you don't know whether i got any business addresses and we don't know how. i don't any any of the redacted addresses. i don't know if there were phone numbers or home addresses. i don't believe that there is a horrible, and i don't consider addresses private, i consider your medical record and someone's psychological record, i consider that private and millions of people have their names and their phone numbers and their addresses in the phone book, and if they are worried about someone reaching them who they don't want, there is a whole range of ways that we have in our society of saying to people, please, i don't want to hear, about this any more, i don't want to hear from you any more, don't send me anything any more and finally, legal, stay away orders and all kinds of ways in which people can get. but the address, where millions have posted for decades there are a million places that you can go to find out somebody's address, and that is not something personal. and we don't know what

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/tha*bg you. >> thank you commissioner cohen. if no other comments from commissioners i just want to add something about a project in lincoln district ten and nine and 11 that i'm really excited about -- the [inaudible] project, complete streets project that is receiving obag funding. it's something that constituents in all districts have been working on for a number of years that have real improvements to [inaudible] avenue which cuts right through [inaudible] park. we don't have adequate bike access and the roads are in really bad shape and it's a mayor line linking up our neighborhoods for the 29 bus so we can really do some great street work there that will change dramatically that part of our city and i'm really happy to see that come forward. i want to thank the transportation authority for their work on that project. commissioner exam pose. >> thank you. i do want to -- go your comments around the mansel project and want to thank the ta staff, the flee supervisors that represent that very important part of san francisco ha

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tha. lou: you are a good man.igure for being with us the too big to fail banks will force them to do double capital would give the zero leading analyst joins u with her analysis next. lou: stocks moving higher for the fourth straight day in and joining me now with the outlook on what is moving the market with the four text of the markets we have meredith whitney. good to have you with us. four straight days of gains in stocks are rising and it looks like the whole world is candy rk mound. >> the west on her own looks great and the funmentals are improving and the u.s. economy looks better than anywhere else in the world's we have the environment of real growth in to have the inflation hedge because of it is inflation sullivan has deflationary so it is a safe place to put your many of the bond market also why it is so cheap but everybody wants tohave the market had a big pullback by justin doingnd not saying that it won't. lou: your right. this market is frustrating a lot but a couple of things developing today is

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you don'tend a guy away for life unless you know really what happened. lou: the second part of thaat they would introduce a charge of manslaughter after the trial. >> it happens. >> can you call on me. it isctually kind of typical and happens on both sides. in other words, if the case was going very well for the prosecution, the defense, now the effort all the evidence, the fact pattern fits a large charge, so of the defendant think he's going down, marietta about murder to. >> i is put them in a difficult position. he will have to decide whether the focus on that before their robotic comes back up. you will give the robot will. lou: and this judge, is she as bad ass she appears to those of us who are lame? >> she has up prosecuto spent for sure. she is known to give the -- lou: political? >> she moves along. by jeb bush. lou: i have to. when arthur aidala talks about a judge, the first thing [laughter] lou: sun's snappy pictures. we thank you both. >> thank you. >> we will see what happens. lou: thank you so much. up next, president obama roofie -- receiving failing grades into in

you know, kids develop problems sometimes and to have tha in your record will follow you for your entireeducationalhat may be something parents don't want. >> that's right. you have somethinghat'going to go at least k-12 whee it's in the system, but the federal law, and we're not getting wrapped in the federal law called furpa that guaraees and provides instances where you can't get access to the information, but now it's in a cloud. we've seen a lot of situations lately about the vulnerability of the systems so technology lt a head of federal statutes, and parents are concerned. it really is a potential problem. you know, parents feel they should be able to opt out of the systems, and i tend to agree, but they could be in the backseat or their kids' education. if you are not partipating in what everybody else is doing, that might, you know, put your kid behind somehow. what do you say, seth? >> that's right. that's the dilemma. ultimately, how this is going to blend in is i think you're identifying an important story, the tend of the future. companies come, in ata clouds will decend upon schools,

john: you did tha >> yes,. [applause] john: wow. you are next. you are the first place winner.here? >> st. petersburg, florida. >> go ahead. >> my question is, is the trouble really with lawyers or is the trouble with unnecessary law? >> it is the latter. take my word for it. too many laws that are being made mostly because somebody is dissatisfied with something and thinks that somehow government politicians are magicians who will fix things. it. john: i wrote a book about that. no, they can't. i highly recommend it. >> the bottom line is you get screwed by a large corporation, you better have a lawyer because there is no way you can beat city hall. in more need for a lawyer. john: if you history by a government you do because we have one government, but corporations tend to go out. >> earlier you were saying that banning smoking in homes, how can you do that if homes are kind of like an independent area? [laughter] john: ban them in homes? >> three-fourths of states, court orders for having smoking in homes where a child custody is at issue. twelve states they banned smoking

it understand mines the essence of america, tha the idea if you work hard you can make it here.t is why reversing these trends has to be washington's highest priority. >> paul: that was president obama on wednesday in the first of series of speeches the white house hopes will shift the spotlight back to the economy. latest pivot comes as washington prepares for another showdown over the budget and taxes. new poll finds more than half of americans disapproves the job he is doing on the economy. wall street journalist james freeman. mary o'grady and steve moore. steve, usual a resident bull on the economy. why is the president pivoting now if things are going to get better? >> there is an old saying that puritan someone blees someone may be having a good time. now, we learn what a progressive someone is making money and getting rich. i think emphasis on income inequality is a big mistake. president should be focusing on growth. by the way, he used the term inequality more than he did growth in that speech. the problem is the middle-class doesn't care if some people are getting ric

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why do you think tha is?> because they're losing members that are way above the minimum wage and they need to get a whole new group of people, who are minimum wage workers who work at fast food restaurants. that's a side story. there should be a correlation between raising the minimum wage and higher unemployment because it makes sense you're raisg the cost of labor, demand less. believe me there's none. people look for it. some stas have higher minimum wage, shington state has a much higher minimum wage tha the federal level and they're in the top half of states with low unemployment. georgia has got a really -- they've got -- their own state wage is lower than the minimum wage and they have high unemployment. it's hard to say it blatantably causes unemployment. there's definite a level you could set it at that would cause massive unemployment but we had a higher level in the past adjusting for inflation. we're not there t. i don't know why democrats when they were in power didn't set index but they used it

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we will buy into tha cake. have you heard? made in the u.s. a is making a comeback.ne business to find out they're making it big by making it here. ♪ tracy: these stories are coming up, but we begin with the big jobs report and what it means for all of us. the economy added 195,000 jobs in june, 30,000 more than expected. did this put the fed entr'actes the poll the stimulus right out from under the market? joining us now, editor for money news ultimate wealth report. ceo of mclean financial group and resident scholar at the american enterprise institute. thank you all for being with us. let's start with stan and go right to the economy. where does this put stimulus? i mean, things are getting better cards a? >> they are. this is a reasonably good jobs report. if things continue this way the unemployment rate will slowly, slowly go down. eventually approaching 7%. i do not think that this will keep the federal reserve from tapering away had been signaling that they will. i think maybe september, maybe december. coming down quantitative easing. >> here is what bothers

i got to ask you, you were fined today for some things tha frankly, i would say you probably should be thrown off the city council for. want to talk about that? >> i'm not talking about that. i'm talking about wal-mart and the fact they have held us hostage. we're not going to take it, and they want to leave -- >> but, sir, all few -- due respect you lose credibility when you're being censored and fined for taking money -- >> and i'm tell. >> vote against bringing thousands of jobs to the city -- to washington, dc, which needs it. the unemployment rate for teens is over 30%. >> all over america. may lose credibility with you and your viewer but i gained credibility -- i was mayor for 16 years, and i've been in this business since 31 years, trying to bring dignity and justice -- >> mayor, answer this question. how do you answer the question where wal-mart is the -- the current mayor doesn't veto this legislation, wal-mart will be required to pay minimum wage of 12.50 an hour, yet a grocery store, big grocery store, that competes with wal-mart, that's unionized. doesn't have the same lau

>> you didn't want it, you didn't want it, and now when it gets delayed a year, now you want to get angry about tha you really want is for it to go away, it's not. >> it needs t go away. we need to repeal obamacare. this is not the arican way. americans should not be forced to take anything. >> right, great, terrific. >> they're rebelling. democrats, too, because they know they're going to lose tir elections at midterm -- >> and yet - >> so depress what? they're playing poll -- guess what? they're playing politics. obama knows it's a very bad idea. let's push back politically because it's terrible policy. we need to get rid of it of it's a disaster. >> when are we going to have a serious conversation? it's not going away. >> you don't know that. >> yes, we do. democrats aren't going to lose the house next year. chles: i've heard democrats say it's rightp there with the emancipation proclamation, so you're right -- >> i never said that. >> so how -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] charles: right before our very eyes though, guy. >> it hasn't even -- >> it hasn't started yet. >> they're pushing

you up for tha that. >> i'll give ate go a try. ould have expected more would have expected more confidence. oh, >> you know this is like losing to martin. take a picture off of this bad boy. >> oh. oh. oh. tiger woods would have been home with his feet up by now. >> we need a trash talking robot at work. >> i'll pass on. that i get enough of that from my colleagues. >> oh, stop. >> it's like larry. >> we know who is at fault her here. >> really? >> thanks for joining us everyone. i'm in for dan. for all of us here, abc 7 news at 9:00 thanks for joining us. abc 7 news continue on line on all mobile device with our news app. hope you join us over on channel 7 at 11:00. have a channel 7 at 11:00. have a great night mac: bless me, father, for i have sinned. it's been one week since my last confession. priest: okay, my son. in the name of the father, son and holy spirit, what is your confession? i'm fat.

you, we will. that's what's happened. the negative mess sthage is tha other extremists told you democracy doesn't work and here is the evidence. >> they hoped for the renaissance a year ago when they took power. compare for me as we finish up, july 4th, 2013, the day after, compare that to february 12th, 2011, the day after hosni mubarak resigned. >> the day after hosni mubarak resigned i think there was real joy across the country. egypt was a much more united nation. today, two years on, egypt is a deeply divided nation, not along ethnic or sectarian lines but political lines. the renaissance project the muslim brotherhood dreamt of has not gone away. it will come back renewed, sadly, but with a sense of vengeance because they feel injustice has been done against them. this renaissance project is a plan to modernize and moderate islamism in a way that it is relevant to the modern world. given the risk of anti-americanism in the world we should not oppose that from the west but try and work with that current rather than against it. >> better or worse o

fr i mention that to you, paws thas is going to get in here tomorrow. bring us pretty good thunderstorms tomorrowde afternoon, andrs pi frida by frr but we are seth up for a great weekend, right now saturday and sunday quiet with afternoon highs in the 80s and lower humidity. something to look forward to.to 87 today, lots of clouds, lots of humidity as well.well. scattered showers and winds, 5-10 and mostly cloudy overnight. plenty of humidity overnight and ahead of tomorrow ahead of front at 86, scattered showers and storms. much better, friday, saturday, and sunday, a risk for ask for thunderstorm, it should be verye nice this weekend.ee that's latest on your weather, tony and allison, back to you phiz. >>> tucker, thank you.yo >>> donna edwards is leading aa move on capitol hill to declarer a national historic park on the moon. she and texas democrats eddiedeo better than niecbernice are prot in the new bill called the apollo lunar landing. it would make sure that americam landing sites like the one where neil armstrong posted anan american flag are

you could sue tha person unless theyork for the federal government. see. >> then you can't sue them. neil: with lar on dated bad info. >> yes. if i was going to hire you a you rejected me because of later on dated or inact rat inaccurac, and a lost income because of that, i can sue you, but not from the fbi. we're not talking about wronully arresting somebody, we're talng about relying on dated or inaccuracies information. and in fairness to the fbi agencies some are my friends, they don't like doing this. >> what d they rely on that is wrong. if y had charges brought up against you but later exonerated they mig have just charges. >> correct, if you have chaes brought up against you, and you were exonerated and the judg expunged record. and so you will say under oath i was never charged for the crime. and potential employer will say, i have a record from fbi that said you were charged. and therefore i am going t fire you because you lied to m neil: i wonder when people are turned down for job, how much is based on fauy credit report information faulty

people and the military rallying to correct the revolution, much like the french revolution ending tha terror. you allow this process to happen because it's not a perfect process. this is not like we're overturning a free election in the united states. this is a country that never had this process quite this way before. so you have to let them change horses because what you'll have otherwise, patti ann, is a very similar dynamic that we had in the '70s under carter where we oust the shah, but we bring in the ayatollah khomeini and his fundamental islamic government as part of the iranian revolution, and we're still paying that price. we have to let the egyptian people have the say in this. patti ann: so, doug schoen, your point about the aid giving us a seat at the table, your concern being that the situation in egypt impacts also on syria, israel, iran? >> absolutely, patti ann. and bottom line, if we are seen as impotent, which we certainly are seen in egypt, and we are unable to control events eventsn syria and unable to even get the parties in the arab/israeli process to the table and iran is

tha? >> it is addictive. he gives you a high that results in a crash. back is toy to get eat more sugar. it affects the same levels of the brain as cocaine and heroine. it really is an addictive narcotic. >> you went to a school that tried to give up sugar. how is that working out? >> it is hard. statistically the fattest county in the fattest state in the fattest modern nation in the world, and it is almost like all this sugar in bodies toy is selling the young people there. they are getting people to the fruit, eat vegetables. but for a lot of people, they just have what is close to them in convenience stores. in that stuff, there is a lot of sugar that they don't even know they are eating. that is the problem is apparent. you think you are buying the right stuff. you are buying the wrong stuff. there is been a movement to get that out of our diet. a lot of that has been replaced by sugar. if you are eating yogurt with fruit, you are eating as much sugar as there is in a can of coke. >> a quick reminder of our tops worry, the duke and duchess of cambridge gave the world the first glimp

you imagine? chief intelligence correebondent catherine herridge is live in washington with more on this. >> reporter: tha it you. this morning bing selfia's president finally left europe after his private jet was grounded for hours and apparently searched because of alleged suspicions he he might have the nsa leaker edward snowden on boangt. bolivia accusing the united states of pressuring european countries to block the president's flight from using thld r air space. in moscow tuesday for a summit of major energy exporters bolivia and venezpeala left the door open to snowden with vene foela's president saying snowden should be celebrated for revealing the u.s. goverbe cents ebying tactics. the state department dismissed russia media reports that venezuela's president might ebfait snomajen away on his prselfate jet after the energy conference. >> what would the united states' reebonse be to that if it happened. >> again it's speculating on a hypothetical. our fork us is on returning him to the u foe. wa the snowden case is unusual several nations including s eurin, norway, fiit'and, austria and ireland s

now if you like tha press the red button on top. ♪ how did he not see that coming?hat's in your wallet? lou: house speaker john reform is children brought illegally a measure on the issue is a hammer out by eric cantor and judiciary committee chairman. >> this is about basic fairness. these children were brought here was no record of their own and frankly they are in a very difficult position. i think many members believe the decision needs to be addressed. lou: his comments come as a bipartisan house group is wrangling with the question when it will release the immigration proposal. joining us is a member of the so-called gang of seven also the appropriations committee. great to have you with us. your reaction to the speaker's remarks of the children brought to the united states by the illegal immigrants? >> one of the things that defines the united states of america is we are the a meritocracy. a drug dealer or a murderer we don't hold that against the children we judge people for what they do for their merits. we have a number of people here that the parents made

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you ery interested? >> i'm interested in keeping tha job i've got, thank you very much. >> senators vote to confirm janem harman. she was k politano, u.s. shattorney, attorney gener, there's no way you can say she is not tough on crime, and i think she tried hard to manage this behemoth i helped create of 22 agencies and departments reporting to agencies of y congress. we have to fix the way that works, the next person hopefully will help with that.or a strong law enforcement type would be my pick, too. >> you said strong on law wo enforcement, no one could say otherwise. she was weak on boarder enforcement, and a word h woman that couldn't mouth the word terrorist. later, and you're right, and the president corrected that. terrorism should be called h terrorism. >> thad allen is a tough guy. s i think bratton and kelly. imm i would say this.th the less the president makes this about getting his immigration bill done, the better off we're going to be. >> all right. thank you panel. o see you next week. >>> remember, our discussion continues every sunday on panele plus, find it here on foxnewssunday.com.

you think that it will be before things are restored to normal in san francisco. >> it depends on the severity of the earthquake, we say to provide for 72 hours tha, is three days,nd it helps to know that you might be without services for up to a week or more, depending on how heavy the shaking is and how many after shocks we have. >> what kind of neighborhood and community involvement might you want to have before an earthquake to make sure that you are going to able to have the support that you need. >> it is important to have a good relationship with your neighbors and your community. go to those community events, shop at local businesses, have a reciprocal relationship with them so that you know how to take care of yourself and who you can rely on and who can take care of you. it is important to have a battery-operated radio in your home so that you can keep track of what is happening in the community around and how you can communicate with other people. >> one of the things that seems important is to have access to your important documents. >> yes, it is important to have copies of those and also stored them remotely. so a title to a home, a passport, a dri

lou: what do you mean feminized? i think thaonates. >> everything is about what girls and women need not boys. foyers are into masterr, skill, competition and no schools hirschfeldople was only reading books or study skills that are for girls and boys are interested in other things. they want to learn in a different way. and they allowed to sit still. the are boys that can readg ab but nobody does anything about that but also female teachers that only 60% of our men in elementarylo schools. and according to the london school of economics study, a female teachersmi give lower marks to the boys. lou: the reality is becoming such s a constraint with highth orthodoxy that women are doong well buts maybe not as well as inferred. and one research study recently showed an women were up 40 percent of their o breadwinner's but if you look at thoseumbers, a 63 percent of those women on average are earning $20,000 per year.upon they are dependent on the state it is the wrong term. they're not winning. >> they don't need many more.om the st