charles: you know, i don't know these forms are going to say, ad am, but 21 pages seems like it's probablyhorter. i bet once we see it, we'll say they could have made it shorter. some al -- ululterior reason for being this long? >> we could all do jobs better including government bureaucrats who write forms. liz doesn't want to go there, but charles you went to comparing immigration with health care. put it on the table. yes, we want to encourage immigrants, we are a nation of immigrants. we have that one rights it sounds like based on the evidence that you've given us, and now we should do better on this, but why you compare the two, immigration on the one hand and complicated health insurance on the other hand, i'm not quite sure about unless you suggest that immigration is a bad thing, and we should make it more difficult for people to get their green cards. charles: no, but i think in both cases, if you make immigration form that short, you can shorten up the health care law thing. i think it's going to be deliberately a little more con that lewded to have the so-called navigators to h

when asked to clarify he added, i am not against anyone, but i think it is a selfish act. they are trying to make themselves bigger than the team. clements also responded to charges of homo phobia saying nobody ever said anything about be a homophobic. some things should be 4re69 -- be left at home like proper grammar. the gay marriage debate rages on even here. >> business will get out of control and if it gets out of control we will be lucky to live through it. >> lucky he didn't have a shotgun. >> dut clemmons -- does clemons have a po nie t? remember jackie robinson being black. >> he has a point and has a right to be a silly person. this country just went from being pretty homophobic to being super tolerant in about 15 years? what was the time ellen came out on tv and that was supposed to be a big deal, and now everybody wants to gay marry quarterbacks. >> 1999. >> that is great and high five to all of us. the more gay marriage the better at this table or wherever. >> thank you. >> so why do we then need to go trolling for every testosterone-laden locker room where we

are you adding here? >> i am not adding here. i'm definitely not selling. with the market, but also with relational being now. actually, it's timken on the aggressive front saying don't vote with relational. i am voting with relational. i like the story here. i hang on to it. >> and this is for guy. >> hi. >> hi. first red hat and now f5. why not priceline next? $100 in cash, but investors don't seem to care. they don't pay a dividend. why not an apple fall? >> nate. can i call you nate? >> go ahead. >> i'm trying to figure out red hat, f high pressure 5 and priceline, what the similarities are. >> it makes my head spin. >> as does mine. >> we were just talking about it. priceline is not rich valuation wise. 16, 16 times earnings. it's a great story. i think ubs just initiated with an $825 price target. i don't see getting short priceline any time soon. i think that's been the bane of short sellers existence. i think it will continue to be for quite some time. does that help? >> i hope so. we'll come right a back. stay tuned. everyone's retirement dream is

some of the books that have been added are "i am j" about transgendered teens, and activity books about harvey milk and his life. reporting from san jose, i'm ashley cunha. update news." high schoolers from around the bay area gathered on campus to create some strange gizmos and gadgets. and two s-j-s-u business majors are providing late night munchies for their fellow students. but first we asked students how concerned they are about north korea. ">>>diaz: "i haven't really thought too much about it, but i am little concerned just because i know that they have that possibility of destroying us if that happens." salehi: "i'm just worried, like, the u.s., like, doesn't have enough systems for the, like, back-up plan to the anti-missiles system that might, like, destroy us." thompson: "i have no idea what is happening in north korea right now." elkins: "and i will say that there is always that mild concern that something might happen but there's not really too much that i can do about it. so i kinda just find out as much information as i can and get updates that way." trout: "i pray that

and so today i am adding the 7th ring, and supporters and champion and members and volunteers and all of the staff, past and present who have helped to build this place and will live in it going forward. >> notice that it is, the last ring. but it is not the last. i want to invite, now, dennis bartel and our explainers up to place the final piece on top of the bell. as rob said, sorry, you were bitter as well and we have one more piece to go but i would like to invite all of the speakers on stage if you could please, and while they are coming up here, i wanted to also thank all of you, in particular, i know of a few of our pier colleague institutions from around the world from as far away as finland, and australia, costa rica and france have joined us here today and to all of our friends who come to share this moment with us, thank you so much. >> so, it is my honor to introduce the final piece through the future. our future. represented in our high school explainer gloria granatos, >> so this final piece represents our friends, our communities our visitors, teachers, students and use

. >> okay, i am curious about in your statement, the second to last page of the position statement, you submitted. it looks like she did sign a waiver but she added a couple of sentences to it and so am i understanding that correctly? >> she did. and the sentences that she added basically made it appear (inaudible) i believe that her words that she used was that she did not want anything given to other members of the public. that you wave. >> bup isn't the waiver so that you can release it just to her? >> once you sign the waiver it could be released to any other member of the public that asks for those records, which is why we require that they sign the waiver. in keeping in line with what the sotf has returned in 07, that is when we started to make that practice. i am sorry mr. gibner were you shaking your head? >> do you have more background on this waiver issue? >> i guess that one fundamental tenant of sunshine and public records is if someone makes a sunshine request and you give the document to that person, you must give it to everyone, so, in a way, this complaint does not really fit in the sunshine box, i think that what the complainant

it will just be doing different things to more value-added services. i amnsactions, helping you with their finances, solving complex problems. gerri: i hope it also me too many products. tell me this, when will i start seeing in my city. >> working with a number of messages yesterday for a positive results. we would expect you will hear more about this. gerri: rolling out everywhere and it is easy to use. this is any example and we are seeing their early versions of this, it will be easy to use and we will be able to help out with the financial issues. >> exactly. and one of the things i like to say to my parents talk to my kids on my tablet on video all the time to muzzle seeing someone on video is not a foreign concept. consumers getting increasingly comfortable. gerri: thank you for coming on. really fun to see. way cool. well, later in the show, figuring your frequent-flier miles is no easy task. tips to make most. and talking about your pay at work. still taboo. more and more people saying no. how do you do that? ends is after the break. ♪ at od, whate

from the center for american process, danielle, liz of the ap and republican ad maker, brad todd. amcal? brad, you like to beat me up. am i being overly cynical about watching the senate act in its own self-interest on sequester? >> predicted there would be 6,000 cancellations a day and there were 900 on tuesday. this terrible faa problem is one sixth they predicteded. >> twice in the last two day, my flights were not delayed. >> there's an inherent dishonesty the administration has taken to this process. to let the secretary use discretion to move existing money. >> the sequester policy, this is to go to the straight up political, the president was hoping to insert here. didn't work. >> no, but i think what you're seeing now is you know, sequester happened. nobody thought it was going to happen. the lawmakers put it in place. didn't think that we would be this, get to this point where these cuts are now taking place, so what you got now u are temporary fixing. they're going to tweak it. they're never going to change the whole system, but tweak it here and there and i think we're goi

am kc and i approve this message. clearly it seems to be a takeoff on political ads which say i am barack obama or senator wicker in this case and i approve this message. so that is the text of the letter that went apparently to both destinations senator wicker and president obama. or at least that was the intention, brianna mentioned, that neither of them got past the offsite mail facilities. in addition to that i should also let you know that since we last talked the senate sergeant in arms sent out a rather lengthy notice to all senators and staffers reminding them that they should not accept any sealed envelopes in their offices. and the reason he did that brings us to your first question, which is the activity that had been going on for several hours here. hallway in the russell building where i am right now was blocked off. two floors of the senate's hart office building were blocked off. and people were told to stay in their offices. and people were also evacuated -- at least the hart building, from the first floor. the reason is because what capitol police officials believe to be a man who was carrying a bag wit

i am better added nine beckham and live better. think, what a waste of life just been so much time behind drugs now call. and it it really is a much better to find peace in yourself and help find peace and others. >> how many kids you have? >> for wonderful boys and girls. the oldest is 37. as you know, the book was really about what happened with him. he joined a gang. he get into prison, a total of 15 years. he fell into the same madness that i wasn't only the world that he is and is different than mine. now it's easy to throw kids away. no so many, things that i did 30 years ago, 40 years ago people get license for. and so i feel bad that he is in the world, but i also have to say he is doing really good right now. he is trying really hard. crabtree, sober to attract help other kids. lps days like that because you're going to go through something hard, difficult, painful, they can learn and make something good and beautiful of the. >> what is the gang situation currently in l.a.? >> it's interesting. in a working at this for yea

am used to things on the east coast? >> he needs a little geography. >> according to a statement at the station, clemente was practicing his teasers and didn't realize the mic was on. the station added, that is no excuse. we train our reporters to always assume any microphone is live at anytime. cra -- clemente said he had been canned and i am a free agent. can't help but laugh at myself and stay positive. what else do you do? wish i didn't trip over my freaking shoes out of the gate. let's discuss this young man in the -- >> lightning roooouuuuunnnndd. lightning round. >> immogen, a bit of an on-line movement to get his job back. should they rehire him? >> this man is the definition of the british term muppet. it means foolish and incompetent person. the good news, he is actually now more famous than he would have been with his job because he was clearly going to be off. >> we went and looked at his real which no one would have looked at if he was working in business, ma. we looked at it and it is bad. bill, you looked at the reel. we cannot show. >> we can show that, but we can't show his private real. we are talking about the sport thing badly. this is why i won't work live. i wo

adding new medallions will serve the -- >> thank you. okay go ahead. afternoon. >> good afternoon. my name is amed -- i've been driving cabs since 1995 that is almost 18 years and then i put my name the first day i was driving as a cab driver on the waiting list to get my medallion then i went to check my standing and they said it's 2 thousand but you are qualified if you want to buy it so i mortgaged my house for 250 thousand dollars and bought a medallion and none of these uber were around and now that i bought it all this is happening now do you think it's fair that i pay 250 thousand dollars and after 17 years being qualified on the waiting list to get a medallion and you may say that this is an app you are qualified you are legal whatever it is. if that's the case why is this necessary for that pink mustache around their vehicle. so every time i see that pink mustache it's like a knife going through my heart it's really very depressing to see that why don't you guys at least tell these guys and at least they can do that and another thing i want to say is that uber every hotel in san francisco

new york's central building which stands on the north and of grand central passed the pan am building was added later. that wasn't there originally, but you're right, it is one of the two places i can think of, at least in manhattan, that provides a real vista like that. you can look on park avenue. you can look down fifth avenue at washington square arch. you are not many other places in manhattan that are like that. the pan am building was built to make money. they tore down an old baggage handling place just north of the station and put up the pan am building and what was fascinating is when the penn center was arguing against the landmark designation later on, it was a little i a kid who is accused of killing his parents and says, and, hey, have mercy, i'm an orphan. because the lawyers for the penn central said, well, this has already been ruined as a landmark by the pan am building, which, of course, they had to build, so why worry about putting up another skyscraper? it was not a very persuasive argument. i thing most people, and believe it or not the abandoned building was adapted to th

she was the grant them -- --ntham housewufe adding up she was much more cautious. helen, republican color. caller: i am from manchester, england. i frequently visit my relatives in england. you know, in the late 1970s early 1980s i was adding there for a little while and i would talk to my cousins. they really hated margaret thatcher because they felt that she was a direct threat to their own livelihood. they were very pro-union, very labour party and they believe thatcher was going to take away their jobs, their homes, their education. and i was there two years ago. speaking to the same cousins, they still hate thatcher. they blame her for all of england's economic woes, blame her for the breakup of the uk that is pending with scotland, if itey really feel that was not for the government, for socialism, they would have nothing. these people are physicians and actuaries, all well-educated, but they came from the working classes, from manchester. they cannot seem to pull away from the belief that if it was not for marxist policies and for socialism they would have absolutely nothing. conversely, if you

security by adding that big house at the end of a dead end, very small street where it is actually difficult to move, and i am not quite sure how they will be even be able to build even such a build house and keep the security on the street. so i think that is actually going to add to the not security of the street. the other thing is the view that we saw from the various homes, i think that we are quite the photos that were taken were definitely making it more over exaggerated of how the view will be made. i think that the perspective of that does not reveal what actually is going to be obstructed by this. i also want to also comment and agree with my fellow neighbor, that the majority of the houses on that street are about 2,000 square feet and it is a very rare dead end street in san francisco which i believe has a rare charm for the city and this kind of larger space at the end of a dead end will actually really change the view of one of our rear street in san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please? >> thank you. for hearing me. my name is rj harris and i am a resident at 110 crown terrac

. >> i am here for tennis, i don't have tickets today. >>>reporter: added to the squeezed pier 32 this proposed site of the new warriors arena is not available for parking anymore just last month san francisco designated special event parking zones code for more expensive. rates in those areas are up from the regular 25 cents to $5.75 an hour to a minimum of $5 an hour, $7 an hour closer to at&t park. >> that reduces people from looking for free parking or cheap harking. and eliminates congestion. >> i am used to not going to pay a lot for games. >> now you are forced to the pay lot. >> things are changing. >>>reporter: the price fans paid to refer the home team. something else to keep in mind the special event area meters run longer too until 10:00 p.m. so keep that in mind for the next night in reporting live noel walker ktvu channel two news. >> if you were lucky enough to find parking and enjoy the game you received a treat. again filled with world championship west indies and good pitching by this -- by barry zito fred inglis is out but park where he t

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the changes are only adding to investor confusion. i am not surprised. elizabeth macdonald. of uncertainty out there. companies are trying to play it safe. let's take a look at the companies that are basically using social media to expose their information. you will see facebook and twitter and there. netflix and automation have five a piece. zynga has three plus different ones. here is the deal, i mean, i will tell you something, transparency feels really great and sounds really great. it makes it really confusing four investors and where they should look. here is another trend that is happening. if you work at a bank, you cannot go on social media. now, the banks are loosening up those rules. they are considering letting workers access their own facebook pages that work. one of these guys could inadvertently disclose important information. this is just a minefield i want to warn viewers about. if you see a stock rocketing around for whatever reason, you have to watch out what is happening here. we know that the sec is letting customers do this. reed hastings at netflix put

. >> [unintelligible] [applause] >> i am very sorry that we lost some of these events. i'm sure they added to cultural diversity. i do know that looking at the board, there are 280 events in a given year. street fairs, hip-hop, promotional events. there is only so much that we can do. we have to make sure that every event has enough personnel to keep it safe. be it the security plan, officers, or police officers. that is one thing i failed to mention earlier. paramount to training for an event that has enough people to prevent anything disastrous from occurring, you never know what can be prevented, because you never know what you can stop from happening. you never know if people have enough resources to make sure they do not have a problem. >> down to the last few questions, we are running out of time. >> let's see how quick we can get to it. >> ok. >> we will be really fast. i commend the police department. for those of us in the entertainment industry, we have long suffered under this process. one is the allocation program. when will we have centralized 10b dissemination and when will t

adding fees -- here's the proof. by the way would you like to know how much money i am paying with the yellow cab and other drivers too there's no need to add any more fees for this. 665 dollars week in insurance we pay the highest in the world. i'm paying seventy percent of my income for these charges. please don't -- add anymore fees to the public. which approximately becomes 750 dollars a month please stop this unfair practice. i heard that -- in new york there's no colored skin. why are we paying the colored skin and adding more of these charges? by the way you guys i have great respect for you guys you see the show on the tv that the people are doing a service, please my cab number is 721. one week everybody get in my cab and how much -- i will maybe one week i don't care but i want you guys to higher any cab and drive one week and how much money you guys are making and taking home. thank you very much please at think about it. >> thank you. i think several speakers have arrived from downstairs. >> calling names. >> okay. good afternoon sir. >> i don't want -- how much i make and how much did i pay so -- >> okay

am. i'm like, 17. >> reporter: he says they talked with him sent him ad that it w over with, thourrs r thrtis c of gettingants. that and for this bad memory to go away. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to john. tonight's "closing arguments." one day after senators voted down the biggest package of gun legislation in 20 years, supporters vowed not to give up. the vote on universal background checks failed. president obama said despite a 90% approval rating among the public. and strong support from the families who lost loved ones in the newtown massacre. president obama called yesterday a pretty shameful day in washington. but what do you think? should background checks be ramped up for gun buyers? you can weigh in on the "nightline" facebook page or

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let the users go and vote you can streamline the candle tablet i do love it they know who i am they show me adsall the time that is another revenue stream. >> keep there right here for complete coverage of the earnings after the of the all just over one hour from now. tracy: they usually report on the nose. change your flight is getting more expensive because it isn't expensive be enough. grazing fees for changing a ticket. an increase of $50. internationally? $300. but travelers are responsible for paying the difference even if they switch to a more expensive flight. the fees for tickets and baggage is a major source of revenue. time will tell if the others follow suit they are ripping you off. ashley: southwest still doesn't charge you. tracy: i wish there would go to europe. ashley: is claiming takes you to the last of trading satin damask to the most respected ceos the companies have a combined market cap of almost $11 billion. one of them just released earnings and we will say what they suggest of the overall health of the economy. keep it here. [ male announcer $3.95 a trade. visit us at

am saying in real life. we are not the ones adding to the atrocity that take place in africa. >> thank you for the remaining clarification. the president puts his two cents in to fight the sequester. [ thunder crashes ] [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. >> white house tours are still suspended . now they are saying that the sequester and the there is flexibility and we got this released from today in the white house. president obama decided to return part of his salary each month for the rest of the year to share in the sacrifice that the government employees are making. the president makes a $400,000 and a five percent amounts to $1700 per month. >> it is insulting. people really relate to this. he lives in the lux ourous circumstances . he lives better than everybody . 1700 a month f. he wanted to make a sacrifice. how about the personality fewer trips and photoops and fe

added 30 million to the overall money. we have comments from other professional ball players chipper jones from the atlanta braves said i am quoting his tweet. i was hit with a baseball and dragged around the football field with the face mask and i was cursed at and called names. >> there are other professionals that say that people are treated the way rutgers treated. >> the male sports culture is like this. they grab face mask and the way it has been. i am not defending coach rice. i am embarrassed for him. it is hardly abnormal. the difference in the past they didn't have cameras. jack welch got good results and famous for berating employees. coach rice didn't. fire him for that more than anything. >> jack welch didn't physically abuse these people. >> all you do is invite a lawsuit on this age . in terms was steve jobs, he was fired because was impossible behavior and even though he had a prickly personality he had to learn to bring people together. >> i hate to argue with the boss. he got fired and apple went down and it was not until it came back. >> apple was getting in trouble in the mid1980s he brought in a succes

am a sex offender. >> and his fellow inmates in ad administrative segregation have made no secret of their disdain for sex offenders. >> how bad is it? now staff has been informed that schreiber has also been making racial slurs and has apparently paid a price for it. >> what did he say? >> he claims another inmate has sprayed his cell with feces and urine. >> the staff in seg didn't identify anybody as doing it. >> he's going to do everything he can do to stay checked into segregation and not hit gp. >> is that all the stuff right there? >> this is all it. here and on the bed. >> what this guy is doing is going around and antagonizing everybody. he's trying to create enemies. >> put your hands out here. >> he's telling everybody he is a sex offender so he doesn't have to hit the yard. well, it doesn't matter. him being a sex offender alone won't keep you off the yard at limon. we got 160, 170 sex offenders. he has to give it a shot. when we informed him half the night that he would be moved to unit one and be moved into general population, he told us that this may happen to him. >> i told you it was

added you talk about a 6 hour flight. neil: wait aaminute, wait, wait. you are a lot younger and a lot hipper than i amt you text someone on the same plane, just get up and talk to them. them. >> no. >> my seat belt is firmly attached at all-times. >> and your seat in a up right position. >> thank you very much. >> drones here to protect or spy on you? i have tons of e-mails on this, i want you to meet the groupli making tons of money because of this. ast. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. neil: there are still people who are more worried about privacy up vagues, but -- invasions but drone makers still on the offensive. gretchen west, association for unmanned vehicle systems represents over 2500 companies in 55 countries, gretchen this says something about power of drones now you have an association that represents it. but, i dare say that the environment is changed a little bit. pr

added you talk about a 6 hour flight. neil: wait aaminute, wait, wait. you are a lot younger and a lot hipper than i amyou text someone on the same plane, just get up and talk to them. them. >> no. >> my seat belt is firmly attached at all-times. >> and your seat in a up right position. >> thank you very much. >> drones here to protect or spy on you? on you? i have tons of e-mails on this,. the peruvian anchovy harvest suffers. it raises the price of fishmeal, cattle feed and beef. bny mellon turns insights like these into powerful investment strategies. for a university endowment. it funds a marine biologist... who studies the peruvian anchovy. invested in the world. bny mellon. neil: there are still people who are more worried about privacy up vagues, but -- invasions but drone makers still on the offensive. gretchen west, association for unmanned vehicle systems represents over 2500 companies in 55 countries, gretchen this says something about power of drones now you have an association that represents it. but, i dare say that the environment is changed a little bit. privacy advocates taking a bat b

since i am, i'm happy to start the conversation. he addedime i tell another person, i feel stronger and sleep more soundly. it takes a lot of energy to guard such a secret. twin brother is also an nba player. they have faced off against each other. here is a shot of him fouling jason during the game. he says when he came out to his brother last summer, his twin was astounded. but jason says he received nothing but love and support. he also wrote: i have been asked how other players will respond to my announcement. the simple answer is, i have no idea. well, tonight he does. the reaction has been overwhelming and almost entirely positive. just a short time ago the white house said the president called jason collins to express his support and said he was impressed by his courage one of his latest tweets from the first lady michelle obama wrote so proud of you jason collins, this is a huge step forward for our country, we have got your back and she signed it m.o. bill clinton tweeted i'm proud to call jason collins a friend. basketball star kob

that process, it's nothing but adding another stress to what you have already seen here, with poor men working for their families; it's going to be another burden for them. i am sorry but // thank you very much. >> mark gruber, -- >> thank you. mark gruber. united taxicab workers. we desperately need electronic taxicab access. it should be done in the form of a single app put out my contract through an rfp instead of having some multitude of apps fighting among each other. you might have gotten a glimmer from the taxi magic representative. this is something that needs to be done right. and the only way i can see doing it right is to have one single app that every person can access a san francisco taxi through. we need to be branded in a very clear and obvious way if we are going to meet the competition. i am also greatly concerned as director lee was expressing about the information that would be collected through this data collection system that doesn't seem to have much relevance at all to the function of putting a potential passenger in contact with the driver in their cab, done with any number of apps without all of this information being brought into one

. >> i am here for tennis, i don't have tickets today. >>>reporter: added to the squeezed pier 32 this proposed site of the new warriors arena is not available for parking anymore just last month san francisco designated special event parking zones code for more expensive. rates in those areas are up from the regular 25 cents to $5.75 an hour to a minimum of $5 an hour, $7 an hour closer to at&t park. >> that reduces people from looking for free parking or cheap harking. and eliminates congestion. >> i am used to not going to pay a lot for games. >> now you are forced to the pay lot. >> things are changing. >>>reporter: the price fans paid to refer the home team. something else to keep in mind the special event area meters run longer too until 10:00 p.m. so keep that in mind for the next night in reporting live noel walker ktvu channel two news. >> if you were lucky enough to find parking and enjoy the game you received a treat. again filled with world championship west indies and good pitching by this -- by barry zito fred inglis is out but park where he t

added to the masthead but they would not do that. >> his ego served him in the way that he wanted his name above the door. i am going to go to another country. i will make it happen over there. tavis: what do you make of that? ofre have been a number british invasions that have come this way. >> the press did not embrace him from the jump and his partner immediately pulled out. all of that and we get to explore that, which i really loved. and what i can't believe is when you come across a really good idea, you have a moment that you think it has to have been done before. we embraced the american spirit. want indo anything you this life. over there, it is kind of the antithesis, it is about tough love and i don't think it is going to happen for you. you can try, good luck to you. over here, you can do it. we are exploring a little bit of that because i think we both can that weom each other can learn to be a little more cautious but not get in your own way of the american dream. i think there is something kind of innocent and beautiful about that. >> is there anything that you have taken from having played so ?

am watching a particular movie. you do the same with television, books and music. and addinguals forward your eating or drinking. this is only one for each post which i think is a good thing. perhaps if you get too carried away. these is a slow introduction. please be patient, these new features should be added to your profile within a couple of weeks. >> pam: facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and other silicon valley leaders have launched a political group. it's called "forward us". and it's aimed at revamping immigration policy. boosting education. and encouraging investiment in scientific research. in a washington post article. zuckerberg says the u-s needs a new approach to these issues if it is to get ahead economically. zuckerberg says that includes offering immigrants a path to citizenship. >> we bet you didn't know. tomorrow is national grilled cheese sandwich day. one of the most popular comfort foods is a staple in cafes. diners and restaurants across the country. kron 4's vicki livikias has a look at some of the bay area's best grilled cheese sandwiches . in this latest

added 8000 jobs last month. not so bad, but this month is worse. welcome, i am charles payne in for neil capito. nearly 12 million people unemployed. an immigration plan would flood the job markets with a million people a year, and critics are saying that it we will all be looking for a bigger jobs must then we are to have. a lot of people are saying, can we get our own house in order before we open the floodgates, melissa? >> the only type of jobs that are available are for highly skilled workers. so yes, it doesn't make sense to bring in a lot of people. charles: it is interesting that melissa mentioned that because i think of all the people coming and come in come at least from what i have seen so far, science and engineering and math jobs. >> that as i come all these applications for high skilled employees, the economy does need those folks. i would caution you are either going to have members of congress were staffers who will leak stuff, sometimes it is an ax to grind order something else. i just think it is important. house republicans have said whatever happens in the senate, we are goin

mayor bloomberg's ad campaign s having an impact on what the ltimate outcome will be. it is unsure. even mark prior put out a statement saying i am going to listen to people of arkansas on does not the mayor of new york. he is one of those red state democrats who harry reid would definitely like to have on his side. >> what about the action in the house? larry pratt does not think the speaker of the republican party has the backbone. >> a lot of conservative groups do not trust john boehner. it has yet to be seen. he has not given anything that would sound like an endorsement to vote on the bill. it is another element of egotiations in washington. you're going to see a lot of negotiations going on for the next several months. democrats are trying to get it through the house. >> i think a lot of republicans and some democrats and the house might be perfectly fine with letting things peter out. like we saw with mr. pratt, he said that is not enough. you have to come out and say that you're not going to go along with this. anything short of that is unacceptable. >> do we know what great the speaker gets from gun owners? >> i would i

under the new home system am i to understand there will be more ads popping up at me, is that the problemerburg didn't hold back talking about ads. yes, targeted ads will be coming to the new facebook home user interface. it's not a device-- >> that gives facebook more money. >> the battle between google and facebook, it's a cold war, stuart. they have been longing for the data that google has had. for years facebook was behind a wall and private and google wanted it and now it's out there and now these two companies are going, this is the new battle i'm telling you, because the amount of data that facebook has versus the amount that google has to target ads is the future in technology advertising revenue. stuart: well, it's surprising then that facebook stock is meandering around $26 a share, that's all it is and they've not done anything with the data they've got. >> when this is on every phone and people are sharing the information and they can't do anything about tthe amount of data facebook will have will be staggering. stuart: i love the way you explain it. to a neanderthal like mys

hearing and he didn't have the record of opposing republicans after he ad run >> i have read uff taken on a client al jazeera? >> i am working because i have nothing else to do. >> are you still skiing? >> i am. they've raised the age on a free pass. i still ski and i'm still active. i'm still working because i enjoy what i do. i like the job. and why al jazeera i'm a journalist. i was born and raised in journalism. and finished one two or three in the class. al jazeera america is not al jazeera english nor is it al jazeera arabic. they are going to have bureaus all over the country. they are going to have news outlets today. today you can go watch fox or nbc p or one of those and it will show on the bottom of the screen al jazeera reporting. that fire they had where all those people were killed in south america had al jazeera reporting. they got more bureaus than networks do. >> should we be concerned as a society this whole network operation is owned by the shake of gutter? >> not really. i tell you why, i'm not sure there is a firewall but no more concern than the bbc is owned by the queen and v.o.a. is owned by t

am thinking we can give 2,000. we haven't done the math yet. we will be adding it up pretty soon. >> since wednesday this restaurant has been setting aside 30% of their sales. they were surprised how customers have even chipped in extra. >> people are dropping off some money saying can you give this to his family. and we are putting this aside as well. >> for some customers it has been a great way to help. >> it has been fun. i drink a lot of beer, but it was for a good cause. >> word spread fast that aaron hern was one of the 170 people injured in the boston marathon bombing. >> i live in martinez so i found out that it was the football coach's son, so yes. really close to home. >> she is a manager at kinder's meat and barbecue. others are also from martinez so they decided to donate 15% of their sales from now through wednesday. i talked with a hern family friend from boston who tells me aaron is recovering well. he is already in physical therapy, but she does not have an estimation when he will be returning home to martinez. abc7 news. >> 3,000 athletes ran t

am thinking we can give 2,000. we haven't done the math yet. we will be adding it up pretty soon. restaurant has been settingf sa. they were surprised how customers have even chipped in extra. >> people are dropping off some money saying can you give this to his family. and we are putting this aside as well. >> for some customers it has been a great way to help. >> it has been fun. i drink a lot of beer, but it was for a good cause. >> word spread fast that aaron hern was one of the 170 people injured in the boston marathon bombing. >> i live in martinez so i found out that it was the football coach's son, so yes. really close to home. >> she is a manager at kinder's meat and barbecue. others are also from martinez so they decided to donate 15% of their sales from now through wednesday. i talked with a hern family friend from boston who tells me aarons rec he is already in physical therapy, but she does not have an estimation when he will be returning home to martinez. abc7 news. >> 3,000 athletes ran through the presidio with increased security along the race course. the presidio 10 included a competitor who fin

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