. >> it's a little like scrooge posing as mother teresa. >>> a mother from the east bay is trying to bring attention to bullying with an online video of a school mate beating up her daughter. kate benedictson says she could only watch this video once. it shows a girl pushing and punching her 15-year-old daughter. the one in the red top. other students from dori valley high were watching and no one intervened. benedictson says the other girl had been harassing her daughter, and the school needs to do more to stop bullies. >> they did do some things, but within an hour of leaving the office, the other girl began bullying again, so it was not an effective strategy. >> the school says they are investigating. her daughter was also asked to join an anti-bullying committee. >>> the latest in a series of robberies involving men working outdoors trying to earn a living. today's incident happened about 12:30 in oakland. the painters had just finished their lunch break. the robbers drove off, and no one was injured. the painters say it was their first day on the job. >>> george zimmerman was ar

those jobs live on and create wealth after. >> did you just ditch mother teresa because i think you are going to hell now. >> i didn't diss her. >> i said michael milken did more. >> good argument. obviously this is not going to -- for capitalism or capitalists or entrepreneurs. >> if you made a lot of money. >> absolutely. i'm wondering how do you get past that? do you think there is a seminole shift going on with the failure of the healthcare law and proponents hope that they will write it and fix it but that people might reassess and say we have gone too far in this government thing. we have placed too many good bets in this government thing? i sure hope so. obamacare a teaching moment where people say gee, central planning didn't work so well in the soviet union. not working so well here. capitalism is unfair. there are winners, some people who win a lot. but sure delivers the goods. >> now, when you were out there as homeless person, what would your pitch for money? was it really just for beer? >> oh i had two sides, -- signs cold homeless please help. i got just as much money with

. >> reporter: when i think of missionary work, i think of mother teresa, and the poor of calcutta, thatheels and a strip joint. >> right. where did jesus hang out? who is going to go back and love these girls? some one has got to do it right? >> reporter: jamie hideman used to be one of the girls and lead a group, divine, in orange county, california, part of the strip church network. their motto, jesus loves strippers. they invited us as they made their round, distributing pink papers bags, stuffed with goodies. >> these are salted chocolate chip. how bad can that be? >> reporter: sugary treats and items. >> nail polish, lipstick makes you feel good. >> reporter: hoping to win hearts and souls. >> we feel it is a nice little touch that you know you can make someone feel loved. and feel special that day. >> reporter: jamie was a stripper for three years. now she is not just frying to save souls, she is trying to save women and offer them a chance for redemption. >> amen. all right. >> reporter: it is not an easy task. first up, saturday nights is starbuck's. after some liquid courage an

mother teresa inspired more, but michael milkin did more.tarians. >> we're brilliant, we're right about everything. [laughter] >> you always come at it from a totally different point of view. >> a rational one. stuart: okay, but you redefine a lot of the subjects which we talk about on a daily basis. >> and it will be a jungle gym for your brain. stuart: what time is it on tonight? >> on at 9:00. stuart: am i right to say on occasion to say that more people watch you than me? >> yes, i think it's true. wonderful. stuart: because you occasionally appear on this program and i donate my audience to you? >> that must be it. stuart: what time again? 9:00? >> 9:00. stuart: are you sure? >> positive. repeats at midnight. stuart: does it? >> it does. stuart: that i didn't know. >> okay. stuart: i learned. i'm not up at 9:00 either. john stossel everybody, it's a great show and he's on tonight. thank you very much indeed, sir. on my appearance on "imus in the morning" earlier today, i promised to devote a section of today's show on my new iphone. so,

who are you waiting for, mother teresa ? i just want to find the most qualified person for the job.ou do. this is katherine's decision, and i'm sure you will find someone soon. thank you, mr. brashov. it took less time to build rome. be patient, victor. it will all work out. hey, hold on a minute. aren't you forgetting something ? what do you mean ? i thought we were going to play some chess. don't tell me you're going to back out again. i'm sorry. i haven't gone over the supply order for the week and i still have all those bills to pay. it'll all be waiting for you after the game. - no, i'd better not. - all that work is going to send you to an early grave. i'm sorry, jess. how about friday ? i'll hold you to it. you heard him, everybody. the big game is on friday. what did he mean by "the big game" ? oh, it's always a big game whenever jess thinks he might beat victor brashov. hi. sorry i'm late. i was practicing with my band. you should start practicing coming in on time. hey, rosa. remember that record producer i was telling you about ? yes. well, he wants to hear my band perfor

shooting their parents' guns since they were four years old they are the pride and joy of their mother teresa. how do you feel when you watch your kids shoot as a mom i'm excited and proud to watch him she now and that. they know how to do it that they enjoy doing it that we're spending our time together as a family i love it. you know. how do you feel when you shoot. everybody kind of or. i mean it's kind of it's kind of i mean it's. the only thing where you're. what about you what do you feel when you're shooting a man like bundle my. kid and. entertaining. oh you know. they did the right. thing and i you know. that's a violent sport i mean it's something that you feel in your whole body and how can you get pleasure from that. it's. the excitement of it is kind of by having that power and energy is just the strength behind it. it's hard to explain the fail on behind it it's just fun. for these women and families that we've met the individuals interests prevailed over the society. a few weeks before the presidential elections a survivor of the aurora shooting released a video which went vira

. >> john, spirit of mother teresa does not permeate the chinese communist party. the spirit, are you your brother's keeper and helping your neighbor, frankly the christian west, i would add, japan and add the social gospel folks. it's a tremendous tradition of the united states and west and the united states that we go to the aid of these folks. this is a good thing you brought up. it is character. it reveals what the chinese leadership is all about. they have politics and they got this ruthless capitalism. let the devil take the high most, and i think fact that we see that now that the chinese did something that is very stupid because they would help themselves immensely if they stepped in there, they might have helped themselves in the negotiations over the south china sea. >> the president opened up his news conference with a reference to this disaster. you think you did the right thing? >> i'm proud of the u.s. i think defense secretary hagel immediately offered up our military where one of the top donors and when you put an aircraft carrier in there and the m

. >> it's like scrooge posing as mother teresa. >> reporter: he spent five years as secretary of laborin the clinton administration. he says wal-mart pays employees on average $8.80 an hour. >> the rest of us paying our taxes so people can be on food stamps and medicaid. we are in effect subsidizing wal-mart so wal-mart doesn't have to pay a living wage to employees. >> reporter: to push wal-mart to take better care of his employees. >> it's not going to hurt us very much. but it could hurt wal-mart. >> reporter: we found shoppers at hilltop drive who agree, $8 an hour is next to impossible to live on. >> i worked in a nursing home for a long time. even though i made more than $8 an hour. what i made, it wasn't enough. >> i made 23, a little over 23. $8, i don't know what the hell you could do with $8. >> we're talking about the largest employer in the entire united states. do they not have some social responsibility? >> reporter: professor rice says a raise for wal-mart employees will have a ripple effect on the rest of the economy, actually even creating even more jobs. we reached ou

more but the largest that then a time but the of un squanders money could did more for the world mother teresamichael milken? you may have gone to jail and broken laws but he invented john bonds -- junk bonds the teresa helped people but michael milken did more. melissa: so they should reinvest their money in higher rather than giving them to visa u.n.? the on tv we are useless. >> speak for yourself. >> they should stick to what they do. bill gates has given more than most. melissa: and interesting look at charity. be sure to catch more tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. war on his take. up next who made money today? his performance as a giant failed but capturing on the turnaround right after this. you can never have too much we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do yo

mother teresa didn't think the gay and lesbian lifestyle was okays, but started the first gay hospice. i think pope francis has that spirit saying we can disagree with a lot of things we find in a secular world, but we have to show the love of god to the world. it's the first priority as a church. >> wear showing pictures of the pope's visit to brazil, where he stopped his pope mobile and shook hands and people followed and chased him over a beach. in addition to this trip there were a lot of headlines where the pope, in a state visit rode around in a ford focus as opposed to a limousine. how was it received, particularly among young people in the catholic church. >> all you have to do is look at what happened to world youth day. there was 3 million at world youth day in brazil. an event that the church puts on for young people. i don't think you'll find a secular car drawing a crowd that large in brazil. it's good to note that that is typically the experience. pope, benedict the 16th drawing a large crowd, john paul too. there's a renewed excitement about christianity around pope fra

he voted against giving a congressional metal to mother teresa because it costs too much.e does these things that are odd. >> i bet you if ron paul saw that parody he would have gotten a great chuckle. >> coming up how i saw the light and unlike him became a libertarian. and also a libertarian celebrity. celebrity. that's coming up how mu protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? new purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learmore at purinaone.com that's why there's new duracell quantum. only duracell quantum has a hi-density core. and that means more fuel, more power, more performance than the next leading brand. new duracell quantu trusted everywhere. i'm bethand i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink

environment, you're not going to find anybody in the nfl in a locker room who is going to pass the mother teresaaracter test. you're going to find guys who have all the problems of people who come from those kinds of backgrounds and it's the job of the organization and league to manage those problems. >> that's the important--that's the important point that has to be made. the teams appreciate you discussing this with us. >> google edwards, he has an important history. >> it's great to have him on the show. thank you both. time to see what is trending o . >> a high school in california is at the center of a budding controversial. they called themselves the coachella valley valley arabs. their school looks like a page out of arabian knights. it's been this way for decades without notable complaints. but last friday the america american-arab anti-discrimination committee wrote a letter to the school and called the mascot harmful and de meaning to the arab community. on wednesday they started an online petition. when i asked why they were taking action now, they told me that once we were initially

if michele bachmann is a genius, does that make honey boo-boo mother teresa?many of these do you have? i think rand paul, he's not shakespeare, maybe he plagiarized shakespeare. no, i think david axelrod had it right in that clip you showed. you never look as smart as you are when you're winning. and republicans feel pretty good right now because the health care law is blowing up in the president's face in a couple ways. the website has been such a disaster for the president. they knew all along there were going to be several million americans whose individual market plans would be cancelled. the idea was supposed to be they would shop on the website and many would find new and better options available to them. and they're in this difficult situation where tharold situation is changing and the new situation is not ready. and to to the extent the white house can get the health care website fixed and get people enrolled, if we really get 14 million people with new health coverage by march 31st, the president will start looking a lot smarter and republicans won't

he worked with mother teresa. he studied zen buddism. he came back years later a changed man, a man forgotten by the political world, an outsider, something of a radical. he ran for president this time in 1982. this jerry brown had no patience at all for the political system, no patience for politicians like bill clinton. the whole system was corrupt, jerry brown. that was his message. he had no problem saying it to people like bill clinton to their face. >> you ought to be a shamed of yourself for jumping on my wife. you are not worth being on the same platform as my wife. >> i tell you go is, mr. clinton, ralph nader called me and made me the article i was shocked by it. i was shocked by it because i don't think someone in government should be -- >> it is just a small taste of what that campaign was like. when that '92 campaign was over, jerry brown really was a political pariah. the media thought he was an unhinged madman. president bill clinton was not about to throw him any life lines. he was done, finish td. all of the potential fr

i'm not suggesting that these people were mother teresa.. >> none of us knows the actual facts in the case but i wish that someone like mark cuban would challenge the justice department to, to lay their card out on the table before a neutral jury and see if they can prevail. ashley: judge napolitano, we're already out of time. >> pleasure. more will come with steve cohen. he will either start another company with different name or they will indict him. this is not the end of his travails. ashley: judge, thank you very much. >> pleasure guys. tracy: a little bit of sad news this hour from chicago. charlie trotter, famed restaurateur as died at age of 54. self-taught chef, trotter closed his iconic restaurant in chicago last year to give him time to go back to school and travel the world. trotter, believe it or not earned 10 james beard awards and was considered a mentor to many chefs and chicago and united states. i actually had pleasure of meeting him. ashley: fairly recently. tracy: very recently. terrible news. ashley: very young too. tra

in a certain moral calculus, bill gates is more than mother teresa. not that she wasn't a wonderful human being she was. but bill gates changes the lives of millions of people. entrepreneurship has largely been abandoned as a societal good and entrepreneurship bitters everybody. capitalism is an experiment in history. this is what really goes wrong. when they talk about the creative destruction that is a term that does not designate with folks because the truth is that capitalism isn't about everyone. there may be things that get you started. that isn't what capitalism is. capitalism is the greatest alter a stick experiment on behalf of tolerance and diversity in human history. the reason that they signed jackie robinson is because he thought he could make money off of him and when it comes to bringing new products to market this is another distinction. for everybody to have a 1998 nokia cell phone or the iphone 12. if they actually put up the money to create the iphone 12 in al12and12 inall the people that. the beautiful thing about capitalism as opp