unsolicited advice. my mom said never give someone advice unless they ask you for it.ple, you see your wife, you say she doesn't need this, she has a great figure, you would say hey, i saw the gym is running a special membership, may want to think about hitting the gym, that's what they're referring to. >> that would be a bad thing, you're right, my wife doesn't need it, she's amazing. >> one thing. i will be like what do you think of this dress. it is 100% gorgeous, perfect. god forbid if you do one of those, it is over. it is a disaster. >> and bob, they say that what's more important is the way the person reacts to the advice than the giving of the advice. isn't that the truth? >> it is. before i got married, we had five engagement parties. we went to this fancy dress place, i am sitting there with a phony british woman, my fiance comes out with another dress. what do you think of this. beautiful. what do you think of this. beautiful. i didn't know i was buying the whole damn thing. i ended up paying 22,000 bucks, only lasted six years. >> greg, what about this theo

and it's asked on advice. avalon is worth price of admission. but i have passed it on to hundreds of thousands of people. yes, you're right. we don't know what you're going to do exactly, but if you're offered a seat on a rocket ship, don't ask with seat because eric seven industries are doing well, everyone knows come in a stipend when they are doing well, people do it well. extrapolating the advice i give to people lives go we are skills are needed. not everyone can join the high-tech rocket industry, but there's areas of every company of every industry, different specialties for your skills are more important is a growing need and that's the most important career advice i got and i'm so grateful to you. >> i want to go back -- i'm still upset about the 77% number. when you talk about childcare and you talk about the decision to have children, which is obviously a complicated decision, one of the problems you describe my steering high-tech, the masters that were and to me when i look at single moms i can imagine how tough their lives are. if a

the city attorney provides contract advice, general advice, advice on labor matters, as well as advice on projects like van ness brt. the contract amount for if itionv axal year 12-13 is 06,000. we're not looking for any increase but to maintain this level and for fiscal year 13-14, and we'd like to seek recommendation for 60,000 for this coming year. we also have annual renewal for the department of technology. the department of technology provides video production services for the authority committee and board meetings. they're working right now during this committee meeting. the contract amount for fiscal year 13-14 is $29,6 16. we're seeking no increase. we'd like to remain at 29,6 16 dollars. the next contract we have up for renewal is the [speaker not understood] llp. they assist us during committee meetings. we have stan taylor sitting in the audience today. they also assist us in presidio parkway, advice on yerba buena island's geary and and van ness brt, other projects we have occurring during the year. >> is this in addition to the city attorney's office, specialized in -- >>

the critical question is, what constitutes paid investment advice?e proposal we're discussing today will amend a 35-year-old regulatory interpretation... >> smith: the rule would require all financial advisors to put their customers' interests before their own whenever dealing with retirement accounts. >> today, there are trillions of dollars in each of these markets. the variety and complexity of financial products have increased and made fee arrangements far less transparent. >> smith: the financial services industry lobbied hard against the new rule. >> it just seems that the financial services industry is really concerned about... >> smith: they got the attention of congress. >> our job here in congress is not to preserve the business model that has existed for 35 years, but if you are going to upset that business model, we had better know why and we had better know where we are going. >> we don't need an alternative. we just don't need to do this. >> smith: the labor department pulled back their proposal. >> people in the suitability business ha

we just acted on the advice of the city attorney. and so, i did fail to respond to the order of determination in a timely fashion. so that is mea copa and so does that... >> does the commission know about it, were you reporting on a... >> yeah. >> on a basis of where you were with it. >> yeah, i mean, it was not that complex, i think that there were some e-mails that went back and forth about what to do and i think that there was a request made about the director if i recall correctly and i believe that mr. warfield has the e-mails to get advice from the city attorney. i did so and the sad vice was to redact the private information. >> so, in the cc, what seemed to you you would just put somebody has to be ultimately in control. so in every cc, we should put the department head or the commission head, because they were knowledgeable of the activity that was happening. and the engagement that you were having with the city attorney. >> yes. >> the staff is not agreeing with that. you are shaking your head? >> the cc task commission and

all advice you get has implicit biases. every member when alison and i were thinking about moving to tokyo and volunteering volunteering in the early 1990's. the first thing we did was survey landscape and ask 20 of my colleagues what they thought about moving to asia. 18 of the 20 told me it was a bad idea, we knew it was the right thing to do and volunteer the next day. [laughter] the same thing happens on the school that the president mentioned a few minutes ago. when we embarked on a campaign to build a special needs school in new jersey, all the experts told us he could not be done. everyone we asked said, you guys don't know what you are doing, you have never done this before. it is not going to work and here are the 15 reasons why. the message there is, follow your heart, not somebody else's mind. passion and energy to what you do every single day. there is a great speech from i want tovelt, quote from that. i'm sure many of you have heard it already. i think it is one of the most powerful ages, filled with is just f

>> i've kept up with some of the women but this particular woman i gave her advice and i've heard it's'm excited about this part of the show because i feel like you see the tv shows and it's oh, i had an idea and here we are i'm doing millions of dollars a year. i want the show to show the process and the failures, too. i've had many, many failures in business. business is hard and i want to help women through the process in the beginning so you can see what goes on and what the mistakes are and give people an extra hand. >> ellen: and are you a very, very smart business woman. this is an update. >> i'm amy james and i am the owner of shutter huggers. i was on bet any's talk show because i needed help. i have two kids and work three jobs and a mountain of debt and a struggling business and i got to meet bethenny. i've loved her for years of the every major decision we made has been sitting at the kitchen table drinking skinny girl margueritas. every morning when i wake up, the first thing i see tonight reminds me never to give up and keep moving forward. my product is shutter huggers a

>> advice. steve: advice.

. >> that's really good advice, vern. you do give advice all the time to your clients. let's say you have a baby boomer on the young side and needs some financial help with bills or debt or whatever, if not a reverse mortgage, what advice do you give? >> the first place you got to be 62 to take it. i know that's still in the baby boomer range, but i think they still need to do everything possible before using the reverse mortgage at that stage of the game, and they should be working with somebody that will help them plan runout scenarios, what if we do this and what will happen if we make this decision versus that decision. they need some advice and some help from qualified people that may even charge them a fee to do that. it's well worth it if it's a good person. >> vern hayden, thanks very much. thank you. >>> and coming up on the program, how hummus is becoming big business in america but first treasures, commodities faired today. >>> things just got a lot harder if you want to keep your elite status in the united airlines frequent flier program, especially if you'r

practical advice. and we want on just share with you some things people are say being small business. here's the latest. small business consultant and your business guests, are daily deals good for mall business? they can be. the decision to offer one must be carefully considered. our good friend carol roth who now has her own radio show tweets the one thing you need for successful delegation del set clear expectations. and "usa today" small business columnist rhonda abrams suggests stay ahead of the curve. identify problems before they occur and save your small biz from you wanted surprises. we will continue to follow those people and you guys. share them with our audience. have you great advice today. now we would love to get great ideas from small business owners like you. >> we started our customer appreciation program that's called our fabulous 100 where ran at intervals and provide them with gifts and incentives. acts of kindness. this program has been so successful that group of customers more t

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. >> give us some advice. you saw what chad was going through. people are out there in large numbers. barely moving. what should folks be doing right now? >> we really are asking them to get off the interstate, whether it's i-45, i-240, i-44, the congestion around the oklahoma city metro area is great. we have a lot of dangers, we've had power lines down across the interstate, scattered across into the oklahoma city, even past oklahoma city out by tinker air force base. we're asking folks if you don't have to be out moving around, please don't. and if you're already out, you know what a mess it is. exit the interstate, take those back roads, get back to which ever it is that you need to get to tonight, someplace safe hopefully and someplace where you can listen and watch the weather. we have a lot of stuff going on. we've got first responders that have been out all evening and probably will be without throughout the night so we can find these people that are trapped and stranded. we have had a lot of crashes we're trying to get to. >> we're getti

parenting advice from who else but snooki. >> uh-huh.queen heading to the miss america pageant, unlike any other contestant. that's coming up in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinny so skinny >> welcome to "the skinny," everyone. we start with an inspiring story. this is miss iowa, you are about to see her. her name is nicole kelly, 23 years old. she just won the crown for miss iowa. and now she is moving on to compete for miss america. she has, she was born without her left forearm. this hasn't stopped her in the least. she is -- not only has she encouraged other people with disabilities but she has spoken about her disability, saying, "a year ago i didn't see pageant title holder in my future the i've didn't originally envision this path. i know being miss iowa is a perfect fit. so blessed to be surround by people who encouraged me every step of the way." she is inspiration to everybody. she moves on, won, june 8th. and moves on to the miss america pageant which is going to b

they often need help including help with legal advice to do that. so that's one of the specific ideas but the action of this task force should cover the whole waterfront from everything we do right across our communities. >> mr. william hague. >> -- william cash. given the need to improve recognition of the role of women in the developing world, especially in the context of health, education, water and sanitation, business and all other matters which affect initiation in this country, will my right honorable friend take a positive interest in my gender inequality the which is coming for today and will he admit his are supported by a very wide range of people including water aid, great initiative and others'? >> well, i will study my honorable friends bill closely. it's not the bill that everyone -- >> lets you a bit more about the bill. i think the primers a will tell us. >> i will study the bill, not the bill we expecting to produce but i think it sounds like an absolute excellent idea. about the future of development, i wanted to make sure the gen

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i am suspicious of taking advice from people who have been beating you every four years.han that, i would say i would take the advice of my wife, do not have relatives over until you clean up your own house. and our house is a mess. >> but they're already living in your house. >> i know. i'm saying stop, ground government, our house is a mess. don't invite people over until we fix our problems. >> what do you do about house guests that are already there? don't know yet. okay. >> there's going to be a bill out of the senate, there will be a bill out of the house to go to conference. the republicans have to have an immigration bill, far more important than the scandals you're talking about. without that, they cease to become a national party. >> i disagree. we get a chance to talk about it tomorrow. greg had a great point to make. we want to hear your monologue next. the boston police department was in the midst of planning a terror training drill, but in the hypothetical scenario it was a muslim group. has it gone too far? for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayar

i wish i got more help than i got advice and one of the pieces of advice said got said "you want to get rid of her immediately. she's a pain in the stern sheets. she's rude. and she uses bad words" , so i met her and i immediately liked her, and i immediately admired her. i have enough experience and i don't give a dam about the packaging. i want to know what is inside. this woman was so smart. she helped me so much to navigate the board of supervisors. you have to realize now coming out of the navy and into san francisco politics is like coming out of a convent. you know it is. it was not easy, and so -- that woman helped me. she knew the clerk of the board. she knew the president of the board. she knew everyone. she knew how to write the memos and we became fast friends and that's when -- in fact she just wanted to get enough time to retire and get health benefits and i liked her so much i had a party for her in my home. anne kronberg was there and head of the mayor's office on criminal justice, and her name was eileen maloney. she was terrific. assistant police chief by the name of f

but he went beyond forecasting and did give advice. >> he did give advice but the advice did not have taken, and i don't mean to sound harsh. mark, when you have people and you know as well as i do, people taking the stand will say, my daughter, my son, i was saved by this guy for lisping to -- listenle to him. it's going to throw the claim out of court. >> it doesn't have to be taken but they're going at great lengths to beat the competitors to say, rely upon us. we have state-of-the-art technology, guy who has won 11 awards. you need to rely upon mike morgan, and people did. that's more than he is telling you where the storm is headed. >> he wasn't the only one that was doing it. so you get back to negligence, grows negligence -- >> everybody wells else -- >> not going to hold up in court,. >> megyn: the family has not filed a lawsuit but the reporter who was covering their loss felt compelled to repeat their blame, because he said they were so insistent on pointing to this meteorologist. we'll see where it goes. thank you so much. we'll be right back with the update on the bottom-s

good advice. >> most of us know what happens when you put mentos in a bottle of coke zero.wo guys have been doing experiments and posting them on youtube. first, they built a specially designed car. then, they took coke zero and mentos -- lots of coke zero and mentos. mixing them together, the car took off like a rocket sort of. it went almost the length of a football field. what a tasteful way to solve the global energy crisis. >> maybe you believe the moon and the stars influence behavior. or maybe you just like to check your horoscope for fun. either way, eden reports on an unusual website and the 13-year-old who created it. >> you see the shop? you might need to fix the links. >> clementine is putting the latest touches on her website, "astrology in you." she got interested in astrology when her dad married her stepmom, ophira. >> when i first met her, she told me she was an astrologer. >> let's stop here for a second. don't confuse "astrology" with "astronomy." astronomy is a true science. it studies the universe. astrology is not a science. mp belief that things like

we are giving them assistance, advice. we are giving them technical help. we have systems that thato make sure sort of nonlethal equipment, like transport, does not get into the wrong hands. of course we do. , i think we all pport the idea that we should focus on the peace conference and making the peace conference happened. the problem is, the government put its energy into lifting the arms embargo, not into the peace conference. notndly, i quoted his words about nonlethal equipment, but the supply of legal equipment. he gave assurance to this house that there would be safeguards. what would those safeguards be? i did not hear an answer. maybe when he gets up he can tell about it. will he also confirmed that if you take the decision to arm the rebels in syria, there will be a substantive motion in government that will recall parliament if necessary? >> on this issue of the peace conference, we all want to see a peace conference, about. the question is, how are we most likely to put pressure to attend that peace conference? going back to the first thing he

we have consulted and gotten advice with house counsel. their capacity as attorneys for the committee and for the congress is impartial. they have delivered to us both their opinion and the case law. having now considered the facts and arguments, i believe lois lerner waived her fifth amendment privileges. she did so when she chose to make a voluntary opening statement. ms. lerner's opening statement referenced the treasury ig report and the department of justice investigation. and the assertions she previously had provided -- sorry, and the assertions that she had previously provided false information to the committee. she made four specific denials. those denials are at the core of the committee's investigation in this matter. she stated that she had not done anything wrong, not broken any laws, not violated any irs rules or regulations and not provided false information to this or any other congressional committee regarding areas about which committee members would have liked to ask her questions. indealed, committee members -- indeed,

they give tax avoidance advice to their donors. that is what they have been doing. 700,000 pounds of tax avoidance because of what labour advised their donors to do. he asked me to call them. frankly, i can't calm down because this is money that ought to be going into our health care. [shouting] it out to be going into education. it ought to be oing into training a young people. and let me tell him, when you give the money back? yes or no? will yield? [shouting] it's very simple. it's very simple. this is what the labour leader said. in the guardian there must be truth, second of april, tax avoidance is a terrible thing. he said this. if everyone approaches their tax afirs at some of these companies have approached their tax affairs, we wouldn't have a health service. we would have an education system. that is a shameful state of the labour party today. [shouting] >> [inaudible] invest 1.2 million pounds last year and it has understand and social care as we pledged to do. government made a crisis in a indie social care. >> we could

and if we detect any changes or need to give you different advice, we'll do that. >> there it is. you can see the thick smoke coming out of this building. lots of paints and other things that were burning in there. the order has not changed even though we are smelling smoke right now. this was a four-alarm fire. 50 fire trucks, 200 firefighters here. someone out here right now is my colleague will thomas with a special guest. >> bob, thanks. the good news the fire contained. we do have a special guest, mayor vincent gray. mayor, you've lived here all your life. you've seen a institution like this destroyed what goes through your mind? >> it's such a painful feeling to be looking at the condition of this building. praying ders has been a institution. i don't think there's anybody in this city more than a year who doesn't know about frager's hardware -- if you wanted a particular hardware item, you would go frager's and get it because you know you could find it. i've been there many times myself. >> a lot of folks talk about this hardware store. they hire the local kids. you can go

. ♪ it's like rain on your wedding day ♪ ♪ it's like advice that you just didn't take ♪ ♪ and who wouldigures ♪ >> so we just want to say with the four of us on this stage, to all the grammarians out there, eat it [ bleep ]. get out of there, buddy. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: lonely island. their cd "the whack album" comes out june 11th. thanks to jonah hill. thanks to arvind. i am the true spelling champion. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time for him. thank you for watching. "nightline" is next. good night. >> tonight, on "nightline," galloping on top a and risking life and limb for the type of thrill that only comes down the stretch.Ñi know before you go, with only a hundred million travellers and visitors, trip.com is the destination for travellers, we met the guru who started it all. >>> and the most amazing trailer, why diana may be the most highly anticipated entertainment event of the year. >>> keep it right here, america, >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with bill weir. boxers, horses, they tempt the force with speed, but how about a litt

what if it's advice that we took? that the skills gap and a trillion dollars of college debt and the fact that you've got a lot of graduates who can't find work and many, many more working in feels they didn't even study. when you look at that sort of parade of horribles, think you can make a case we took some bad advice. so in an attempt to correct it, uh-huh, wait, there's more. work smart and hard. >> nice. >> right? so i play the role of the graduate. we have a more aspirational figure here. it's a light-hearted way to try and say look, what if the advice we give our kids actually sticks and matters? >> it's great. speaking of advice, i picked up popular mechanics last month. it's the fatherhood issue in honor of father's day. it has all this great advice, things that dad pass down to their kids. you had a piece in there what your dad taught you, which was. >> everything. >> specifically? >> well, i mean really the first work that i remember as a kid chopping wood. you know? we had dozens of acres heavily wooded b

from wiki leaks let's hope it's better than the advice we get leaks gave one man last week the f.b.i. denied it but michael hastings one of the greatest journalists in the world died at the age of thirty three just after getting advice from wiki leaks hopefully this time the advice that we get it's gave mr snowden will mean that he'll be safe and sound whatever his destination is. why do you think snowden has chosen moscow as kind of a transit point do you think there was a. diplomatic reason for that. mr putin last week around time of the g. eight already made clear that any request would be considered and presumably the russian government and different diplomats have said the fact that they would consider it was good enough their being back channels here presumably president obama would love to be listening in on it while he tries in his desperate attempt to destroy the lives of anyone who will explain to the world about president obama's continuous operation of drone strikes torture and kidnapping around the world it seems the russian government and the chinese government only tru

your shirts are fantastic as they said and thank you for this advice.ank you. they're great. >>> if any of you out there have a product or a service and you want feedback from our panel on your chances of getting interested investors, send us an e-mail. the address is yourbusiness@msnbc.com. please include a short summary of what your company does, how much money you're trying to raise and what you intend to do with that money. we look forward to reading through your ideas and seeing some of you here on the show. >>> it's time now to answer some of your business questions. angela and heather are with us once again. the first one is about an all too common struggle for some female entrepreneurs. >> how can female business owners break into markets specifically dominated by men? for example, construction and technology. >> you know what, i misspoke. when i said all too common problem i wanted to say all too common question. i'll let you speak first. how can they break in? >> stop thinking about it that way, number one. you know, educate yourself in what y