your local health department can tell were you to find low cost or free vaccination autos if you own aford there is an important recall to tell you b it's recalling escape and maverick suvs. they have sticking gas pedals. ford says the cables can snag on a plastic cover and cause them to stick. regulators started investigating after 13 crashes and one person died. >> ebay wants to target a new audience, your kids. and considering letting kids under 18 set up account. and ebay looking into ways to shield younger users from adult content and products on the site. they hope to offer the accounts sometime next year. >> and there is sales of new home rising and falling. >> mortgage rates keep drop chg is good. >> there is truly amazing. for the seventh week mortgage rates hit a low. average fixed rate dropped below 3.5% to 3.49%. down from last week's 3.53. the lowest since records began in 1950. average rate on a ayear fixed loan is just 2.8%. and also record low, mortgages helped drive a recovery for the housing market. home sales rose only to drop again in june. analysts believe it will be a

serve and to the economic health of california that pg&e continue to invest in the safe reliable and afordable energy future. pg&e says the rate increases will cost the typical gas customer less than 7 dollars a month and less than 5 dollars a month more for electricity. 12 dollars on afternoon for most folks. >>> well it has been brutally hot back east. serious storms. really the temperatures have just been terrible for them. sandy is here following what is happening to those folks and of course our forecast. >> back east there were numerous records set back east. i show you some video from virginia over the weekend. people were not only dealing with the severe weather but the heat. it was blistering you can see people got out. try to stay cool as much as they coul could. from the heat. some of them were all time record. look at these guys. in a little kid pool. anything you can do to stay cool. >> we have another period of pro looked hot weather and humidity combining this weak so if you are traveling this week especially to the plain states, midwest they are under a heat advisory this is go

. >> one, in the industry in this day and age under economic stress who is not sensitive to the aford ability of the consumer is acting at its peril and it is very focused that you're seeing companies experimenting with smaller and lower-priced packages. you're seeing basic packages being offered for one. secondly, it is very difficult to compare prices over time because there's so much more in the suite of bundled services that consumers are buying. dvr, and more channels and i would leave you with one statistic. on an hourly basis, cable is more per hour and that's more than netflix subscription and other products in the market. >> is that viewing hours or eight hours in a day. >> viewing hours. eight hours a day. >> thank you. at this time the chair recognizes, the gentle lady from the virgin islands, donna christianson. >> thank you, mr. chairman and welcome to all of the panelists this morning. >> thank you for holding this hearing. just a couple of questions and i would use up all of my time. can you hear me? >> you advocate for eliminating the broadcast must carry rule and you

germany afords 14 weeks, canada 50 weeks, sweden 16 months, and that's paid maternity leave. >> it's we're with countries like saudi arabia and syria. it's really bad. >> reporter: with 16% of u.s. companies offering paid maternity leave, many women, unlike mayer, return to work sooner than they may want. >> she's an exceptional woman, again, with unbelievable opportunities and resources at her disposal. that's not the reality of most working women who are working-class, middle-class, especially in this economy. >> vacan you have it all? >> you can have it all, but you can't have it perfect. >> we wanted to know how mayer feels about being the most talked about pregnant woman in america. a yahoo spokesperson says she will have no comment because she is focusing inward on the company. here with me, author and journalist gail lemon. gail, why are women so obsessed with how long marissa mayer's going to be out with maternity leave? >> i think people are frightened that this would be the new normal for maternity leave, and i think she's not trying to create that. my sense is, just from t

serve and to the economic health of california that pg&e continue to invest in the safe reliable and afordable. pg&e says the rate increases will cost the typical gas customer less than 7 dollars a month and less than 5 dollars a month more for electricity. 12 dollars on afternoon for most folks. >>> well it has been brutally hot back east. serious storms. really the temperatures have just been terrible for them. sandy is here following what is happening to those folks and of course our forecast. >> back east there were numerous records set back east. i show you some video from virginia over the weekend. people were not only dealing with the severe weather but the heat. it was blistering you can see people got out. try to stay cool as much as they coul could. from the heat. some of them were all time record. look at these guys. in a little kid pool. anything you can do to stay cool. >> we have another period of pro looked hot weather and humidity combining this weak so if you are traveling this week especially to the plain states, midwest they are under a heat advisory this is going for most o

serve and to the economic health of california that pg&e continue to invest in the safe reliable and afordable energy future. pg&e says the rate increases will cost the typical gas customer less than 7 dollars a month and less than 5 dollars a month more for electricity. 12 dollars on afternoon for most folks. >>> well it has been brutally hot back east. serious storms. really the temperatures have just been terrible for them. sandy is here following what is happening to those folks and of course our forecast. >> back east there were numerous records set back east. i show you some video from virginia over the weekend. people were not only dealing with the severe weather but the heat. it was blistering you can see people got out. try to stay cool as much as they coul could. from the heat. some of them were all time record. look at these guys. in a little kid pool. anything you can do to stay cool. >> we have another period of pro looked hot weather and humidity combining this weak so if you are traveling this week especially to the plain states, midwest they are under a heat advisory this is go

. >> reporter: the my car is being marketed as an afordable two seater that produces no emissions, they plan a second plant in mississippi. >>> yahoo sued facebook in march after demanding they pay licensing fee on licensing pat tents. facebook claimed yahoo infringed on its patents including it's method of tagging photographs. under the deal facebook and yahoo will cross license those patents. they will cross promote each other's media events. >> amazon working on its own smart phone. sources say it'll rival the i- phone and its phone that use google's operating system. the report says amazon is requiring pat pents to avoid the litigation that's resulted in the similarities in i-phones and phones companies like samsung. >>> a glitch that caused newly down loaded apps to crash has been fixed. apple said it was a problem with the servor that generated a drm code for some apps. that gives people access to copy righted content. its been fixed user dear sir delete and rene stall affected apps. >> bill martin is off. it's great outside. >> i guess we can say we are on a roll. clearing skies,

but at one point i said, oh are you speaking aford a foreign language? oh you're speaking kid.aking kid. one of the gals turned to me and said, i got the greatest guy for you. i thought for a men. [ ♪ "jeopardy theme" ♪ ] >> she didn't know that you did not play with dolls. >> stephanie: no, i'm out riding with the boys on my custom bike. i just blurted out i'm gay. [ ding ding ] and it wasn't like the plane scene where the plane is going down. it wasn't at that moment, oh my gosh, i want everyone to know. [ screaming ] and then everyone knows. >> awkward. >> stephanie: here is the great things for civil rights. it was not just that i--i don't care if this makes people uncomfortable, it was her reaction. she didn't skip a beat. she said, oh, then i got a great girl for you. i thought victory is ours. here is where--here's where the story takes a turn into a beautiful bipartisan love story. [ romantic music ] i fell in love on my trip. >> really, you did not tell me about this. >> stephanie: i said i buried the lead. >> yes. >> stephanie: the tease to keep you listening. >> i'm

we are interested to hear what he would do to ensure afordable health care focommunities of color.fordablelth care for communities of color. >> does mitt romney enter the convention hall facing skeptics? >> absolutely not. i believe that governor romney will experience a very welcoming crowd at the naacp. we are a nonpartisan organization. we have republicans. we have democrats. we have independents in our organization. and so what he will experience is a community of individuals who are eagerly waiting to hear his vision for america's future and particularly those in communities of color. >> okay. let talk then about vice presidented by. . he will be speaking there on behalf of the president. first of all, isn't the last time the president there was at this convention, wasn't that three years ago and if that's true, is that a concern for you? and secondly, what do you want to hear from vice president biden? >> it's not a concern for us. the president of the united states addressed our centennial con vvention in new york in 200. and last year, we'd video presentation from him. so we have h

then added her position afords her routine access to the secretary and policy making.d senator john mccain went to the floor to denounce bachmann and company. >> i understand how painful and injurous it is when a person's reputation and patriotism are attacked without concern for fact or fairness. for that reason, i come to the floor today to speak regarding the attacks recently on a fine and decent american, hum huma abedin. >> others join him condemning the smear. ed rollins wrote a a piece for fox news.com entitled shame on you, michele. >> everything i know about her makes it clear she has a sterling character. i am not sure what the basis of these claims may be. but this is dangerous stuff to be throwing around without a lot of facts. >> a state department spokesman says, i am quoting, these accusations are nothing but vicious and disgusting lies. anyone that traffic in them should be ashamed of themselves. but bachmann is not ashamed and is not backing off. in her latest statement, she insisted her wds were being distorted. she says she was seeking, quote, answer

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they ought to be in a situation where the medicare program makes those drugs afordable and under thislaw that the majority wants to repeal today, that senior is getting between $600 and $800 a year of rebate. we ought to be thinking about the family who has suffered the tragedy of a malignancy for a child in their family. and the child hits their millionth dollar of chemotherapy and the insurance company says, we're sorry, we're not insuring you anymore. we're not paying the bill anymore. that ought to be illegal and it is illegal under the affordable care act but if the majority succeeds in its repeal, that will no longer be the case. you've heard a lot of things today about what this bill isn't. it isn't a $500 billion cut in medicare. it expands medicare benefits, it lengthens the medicare trust. it does so by cutting out corporate welfare for health insurance companies and every single republican speaker here today voted for every one of those cuts in the last two republican budgets. it's not the largest tax increase in american history. 97% of american families don't pay $1 more

they ought to be in a situation where the medicare program makes those drugs afordable and under thisw that the majority wants to repeal today, that senior is getting between $600 and $800 a year of rebate. we ought to be thinking about the family who has suffered the tragedy of a malignancy for a child in their family. and the child hits their millionth dollar of chemotherapy and the insurance company says, we're sorry, we're not insuring you anymore. we're not paying the bill anymore. that ought to be illegal and it is illegal under the affordable care act but if the majority succeeds in its repeal, that will no longer be the case. you've heard a lot of things today about what this bill isn't. it isn't a $500 billion cut in medicare. it expands medicare benefits, it lengthens the medicare trust. it does so by cutting out corporate welfare for health insurance companies and every single republican speaker here today voted for every one of those cuts in the last two republican budgets. it's not the largest tax increase in american history. 97% of american families don't pay $1 more in