americ people don't need to know. >> stay out of the my bedroom and get out of my burger. i don't want the regules. i don't want to know where they spend it. they are turning me off and i will go back to chick yen bacon and it is bad. it costs the industry and consumers. >> julian get out of kimberley's bedroom and get away from her berger. >> i will stay away from the comments on both of those. >> cattle rangers are giving their live stock hormones and fish arms are giving fish hormones and as a result, they awn have to give them antibotics because of infection. i want to know if the meat or fish i am eating is coming from a country that gives live stock excessive amounts of hormones. >> don't we have food inspectors to do that. i really want to see the picture on the side. >> we have food inspectors but they don'tulate the levels of hormones in our food. why not. >> and i want to know that. >> because it is compelling. in a free market producers compete to provide the information and goods and services that they want . when the government regulates that. is that low leve

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tendrÁ mÁs Éxito que el "gangnam style", o la segunda parte siempre son aburridas, en @ despierta americ, mirala. >>> creo que tendrÁ el mismo Éxito que el primero, tiene mucho ritmo y nosotros amaneciendo con mucho de quÉ hablar en el tiempo, segumos con el bailecito, las temperaturas en el sur, si vive en texas, y louisiana, luego de un fin sdee mana activo con tormentas, mÁs moderado al sur, en 60 grados, tenemos video del centro de minnesota y dakota del sur, alÍi pues el agua nieve y tambiÉn el hielo, debido a una tormenta de hielo, notamos en estas imÁgenes que hablan por sÍ solas, afectando carreteras, y reduciendo visibilidades en autopistas, y debo decirles que si vive en la costa oeste, se espera otra tormenta de nieve y de hielo en los prÓximos dÍas, a mediados de abril, condiciones bastante precarias y deterioradas en esta zona del paÍs. este sistema se mueve de oeste a este, y nosotros tambiÉn en el sureste del paÍs, incluyendo el estado de la florida, el fin de semana, con algunas tormentas severas, toda esta actividad se mueve al este, afectando todavÍa a porciones de las

it is a great honor for me to represent the entire board along with two chairman ameriti who are both here today, dan casper and bill bos. >> both of who played... [ applause ] both of whom played critical roles in making this happen. over a decade, i'm thrilled to be placing this first ring on our beautiful new bell, this ring represents visionaries and designers, the dreamers, architects and imaginers, of the exporatorium, thank you very much. >> george, thank you very much. please welcome now, dr. dennis bartel the executive director of the exporatorium and truly a driving force behind this remarkable and amazing project. [ applause ] >> wow. what an amazing journey. i know, my chairman was nervous for a second that i was going to use an expletive. we are unbelievably excited to open the exporatorium at piers, 15 and 17 here to the entire san francisco community and the world beyond. it has been many years coming and it took an army of thousands to put it together. there is just a few special groups that i want to highlight here today. the first from the bottom of my heart this tir

para evitar un ticket o algo por el estimo, @ despierta americ. >>> no le recomiendo a nadie que haganÉxico con nosotros no se lo pierda al regresar. >>> y tambiÉn los deportes, revivimos, por supuesto, fue en un momento deportivo, luto nacional, en los homenajes de grandes ligas, de la nba a vÍctimas del ataque terrorista en boston, ahÍ las imÁgenes, mas adelante las revivimos, en nuestro fÚtbol, mÉxico y perÚ en san francisco, medidas de seguridad extremas para el juego amistoso de maÑana, lo tenemos aquÍ por univisiÓn. >>> le pregunto, usted seÑor y seÑora, se prepara para ir al trabajo ahora mismo, no quiere ir, siente que el trabajo la estÁ quemando antes que el estrÉs acabe con usted, cÓmo apagar el problema. tome nota. >>> ay mamÁ. y alejar a tus hijos del peligro, los atrevidos mensajes que envÍan con su celular y la computadora, ay seÑora ni lo que piensa que escriben los chamacos. >>> van a ver, estarÉ pendiente. >>> thalÍa causÓ revuelo en las redes sociales, al usar un vestido que se puso su mamÁ al bautizarla. reviviÓ la moda, ni sabÍa que andaban marjorie de souza, aclara

first active player to come out as gay in major americ s and he spoke exclusivelyonight with abc . >> i never set out to be the first, admission that will forever change the world of sports. came today on "sports illustrated"web site. collins is a former stanford all american. years ago he first came out to his aunt. trail blazer herself. first black female judge in san francisco. >> not because we wanted to be a trail blazerbe's right. it's because it has to be done. >>reporter: he has been respected after let on 6 teams over 12 seasons. during that time hiding his sexuality. even getting engaged. one small seetesture wearing number 98. reference to 1998 the year a young gay man named matthew shephard murdered in wyoming. collins says he knew had he to come out when the college roommate told him he marched in boston gay pride parade. collins felt jealous and ashamed. >> sort of waiting around for somebody else to raise their hand and you know i'm ready to raise my hand but still look around like okay. come on gu guys. >> collins now receiving an outpouring of support. even a call fro

. >> yeah, people who are not americs, we don't owe them anything. anything.ish the rest of the world luck but we're sinks the boat here. lou: all elites of left and right are combined spending $1.5 billion from 2008 to 2012, lobbying on this one issue. more than any other issue before the.s. congress and senate. >> yeah, they want cheap labor, and let the rest of us make up the difference in the wages they pay their workers, i have never seen an issue with elites elected representatives on one side, and american people on other side, if you said in your chalkboard segment that ishy they have to lie, to see marco rubeo saying they will not be able to college any government assess stan, you said that on facts news sunday, a week after -- senate voted down we know as we said in chalkboard segment about 50% of illegal immigrants are collecting welfare now. >> it is a particular time in american history. >> this idea of fairness that took hold, the crazy idda of fairness in 60s, the like a basketball team should not be able to choose the best basketball fair, no f

no es higiÉnico, usted le dejarÍa pegado el cordÓn umbilical a su bebÉ, escribanos en @ despierta americspierta amÉrica", mi querido raÚl, faltan menos de dos dÍas para que en venezuela se celebren los primeros comicios presidenciales sin hugo chÁvez en 14 aÑos, el candidato oficialista maduro y el opositor capriles cerraron campaÑas con actos masivos, en donde constituyÓ la campaÑa electoral mÁs corta de venezuela. angÉlica gonzÁlez en vivo, eli angÉlica, cuÁl es el ambiente que se vive en la naciÓn a esta hora, cuÉntanos. >>> bueno, muchas gracias satcha pretto, saludos para ti desde caracas, una ciudad que amanece en tensa calma, igual que todo el paÍs, anoche terminÓ la campaÑa electoral de diez dÍas, una campaÑa relampaga go, los candidatos tenÍan quÉ hacer llegar su mensaje a los rincones del paÍs, capriles llegÓ el mensaje, dos veces recorriÓ el paÍs, y mtambiÉn maduro que lo hizo una vez. lo que hacen los analistas es ver quiÉn en esta campaÑa tendrÍa la mejor calificiaciÓn, y definitivamente muchos dicen que capriles hizo una campaÑa mÁs efectiva en todo el paÍs. importante deci

fue, y dice que alguno nos reconocen que fue uno de los primeros en dar el salto al mercado anglo americs. >>> ayer lo entrevistÉ tambien respuesta le recomiendas. >>> pasaste por la mismo. >>> no sabÍa. >>> no sabÍa. >>> ni idea. >>> ya hablaremos atrÁs, le preguntarÉ. >>> y el cantautor panameÑo draco que no se habÍa dado cuenta que cuando canta se mueve asÍ. >>> no sÉ por que, pero sÍ. >>> es como un boxeador ¿no?. >>> (♪). >>> es asÍ, vosotros derred dado. >>> no te lo habÍan dicho. >>> no es la primera vez. >>> aquÍ vemos a la americano tou tara y a cantantes que dicen que la batalla contra el sobrepeso es muy difÍcil. >>> trato de comer lo menos posible, lo que pasa que comer es riblg y es siempre rico y bueno, pero (hablan al unÍsono) siempre trata pero he estado peor. >>> tampoco faltaron aÍda, jon secada. shaila dÚrcal y mucho ma delgado y la actriz mexicana angÉlica acompaÑo de ada de su padre el famoso actor y cantautor mexicano jorge Ángel espina. >>> muy feliz de estar acompaÑado de ella que es mi hija, y pues que me ayuda en el problema de la vista. >>> natalie recibiÓ un p

despite winning every court case since, desz piet rule ihis amer citizen sons must be returned to the u.s., it's lasted more than a decade. >> if we went over there -- >> he's taking on shannon's case, for free. because he says even the united states government isn't helping. >> it's horrible to have to admit to michael we've all failed him. the legal system has failed him. nothing has happened to get his children back. >> it is an international nightmare that began with a most-american of love stories. in 1995, michael shannon was a computer specialist in chicago, when his best friend invited him to a company softball game. the company was the engineering giant beck-tell. and on that softball field, he met a beck-tell employee and fell in love. >> she was in your eyes, americanized. >> i didn't find out until three months after we were dating that her father was born in cairo. >> her egyptian father was an extremely wealthy and powerful businessman who made sure his daughters were born u.s. citizens. it wasn't long before michael shannon and irmine were married and michael found out

pertenencias y limpir sus hogares, tras las mortiferas inundaciones de la semana pasada.mas en despierta americ, pero este aÑo ken salazar renunciÓ a su puesto para estar con su familia, el secretario salazar nos acompaÑa vÍa satÉlite desde washington, desde sus oficinas de la secretarÍa del interior para hablarnos de su pasado y de su futuro. secretario, muchÍsimas gracias por estar con nosotros, gracias. >> jorge, es un gusto estar con ustedes otra vez, muchas gracias a ustedes. >> secretario, no sÉ cÓmo preguntÁrselo, pero, ¿por quÉ deja usted el mejor trabajo de su vida? ¿quÉ hay detrÁs de la decisiÓn? >> solamente mi familia, mi esposa y mis hijas y una nieta que tiene autismo, viven en colorado ya yo en este camino de servicio pÚblico ya llevo como 15 aÑos de procurador general del senado de los estados unidos y ahora del gabinete de los estados unidos, entonces por una temporada tengo que ir a cuidar a mi familia y por eso lo voy hacer por unos aÑos. >> y entonces, cuando dice que quiere hacerlo por unos aÑos, esto implica que descartarÍa la posibilidad, lo estÁn nombrando, lo estÁn cons

amer, founder of game-changer stocks.com. and jason weisberg, seaport securities. welcome all of you to the show. littlery, let me start with you. the market bounced back. were you surprised? >> not at ale, melissa. we had very strong earnings out of johnson & johnson. coca-cola was up 5.6%. had hca. goldman sachs didn't do well. we saw the up side lookg across many of their banking lines. earnings were good. the market needed to see even if this is a organized global act of terrorism, it wasn't citiwide. that t surprises stopped. that now we recover and figure out what happened in boston. melissa: jason, do youagree with that? >> i agree with the latter part of it. i personally was a little surprised we didn't have some follow-through from yesterday. melissa: yeah. >> a lot of that was confusing with the unwinding of the overcrowded commodities trade and quite frankly i'm, you know, i'm very bullish going into yesterday d today, you can't throw any worse news at the marketplace. this is a

in an e-mailed statement a spokeswoman said bank of amer a america. in a financial statement the bank did write off more than $3.2 billion in home loans. you can see the entire statement from bank of america plus the full package of stories done with our partners at the center for investigative reporting on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com. raj, jessica? >> okay, steven, thank you. many of our stories do come from our tip line. if you have a tip for steven stock or anyone else in our investigative unit, given us a call 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theuni theunit @nbcbayarea.com. >>> chevron is back in operation in richmond more than eight months after it was knocked out by a fire. petroleum began flowing through the crude oil line. the energy giant says full operations could resume within days or weeks. an announcement came during the conference call with analysts for the company to disclose it posted $6.18 billion in first quarter profits. well, before the silicon valley was at the center of innovation it was a thriving western town. on

tamerlan was married with a 3-year-old daughtereportedly posted a message saying i ed as good a single americ athletes. the older brother aspired to compete on the u.s. national team on the olympics. a you tube account had book marked videos on terrorism. >> the fathers of the two brothers suspected in the bombings believe his sons are innocent. tsarnaev spoke from russia through an interpretor >>> and good evening across the. are in a special report because there have been shots fired in watertown, near boston. and we want to go straight to abc's linsey davis. she is there on the scene to tell you exactly what she heard, exactly what she is hearing from tl police around her right now. linsey? >> reporter: diane, we started a timeline, say, eight minutes ago, that's when i heard over the loudspeaker, "stop, don't move." we weren't sure that was someone th we weren't sure if someone that didn't want them there, then, people started milling around, coming outside of the homes and then, about five minutes afterward we heard this automatic gunfire. dozens of gunshots fired. people on the streets

americs go. last year won a million left the country to a cheaper treatment.o leave the country? and refined something similar in america? yes, we can't, says dr. keith smith because he founded a surgery center in oklahoma that charges much less. how? >> we own our facility as physicians, and so we, by virtue of that arrangement, have cut out the most inefficient and greedy profit sicker from the equation, and that is a not-for-profit hospital, to be honest. john: for the most part your customers coming patients pay themselves or are insured by company that selfish yours. makes for a different relationship. >> yes. we put our prices online. first patients -- oppose them on li in the first places the showed up interestingly with canadians. the patients that come to us now , our fastest growing part of the business or employees from the employers pay for their care directly and operating expenses. john: and their reason tv recently posted a video clip about your surgery center. let's watch that. >> about to undergo a simple procedure, carpal tunnel syndrome reli

emphasis should be on dysfunction of the senate. 79% of miles per hours say congresmiles perfor 79% of amer defeat for president obama? >> of course it is. wednesday night he had a meltdown in rose garden because the senators voted the way they felt was right to shot. is there a serious public policy argument for what happened in new township or aurora, colorado -- >> sorry, the parents of newtown -- >> they want something done. >> i have is sympathy for the parents of newtown but never made public policy argument. >> this is so here is we shouldn't have such easy access to guns or people who are mentally incompetent or people with criminal records or any kind of record that would indicate they should not be trusted with a weapon are allowed to get it. what we see in newtown and daily on the street of chicago, new york, is a slaughter -- >> they have the tightest gun control. >> where to they come from? places with lax gun control legislation. >> chris: general, i'll bring you in another discussion. there was also talk the week we might see fall-out from boston in terms of the immigration r

emphasis should be on dysfunction of the senate. 79% of miles per hours say congresmiles perfor 79% of amereat for president obama? >> of course it is. wednesday night he had a meltdown in rose garden because the senators voted the way they felt was right to shot. is there a serious public policy argument for what happened in new township or aurora, colorado -- >> sorry, the parents of newtown -- >> they want something done. >> i have is sympathy for the parents of newtown but never made public policy argument. >> this is so here is we shouldn't have such easy access to guns or people who are mentally incompetent or people with criminal records or any kind of record that would indicate they should not be trusted with a weapon are allowed to get it. what we see in newtown and daily on the street of chicago, new york, is a slaughter -- >> they have the tightest gun control. >> where to they come from? places with lax gun control legislation. >> chris: general, i'll bring you in another discussion. there was also talk the week we might see fall-out from boston in terms of the immigration refor

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the by line was a pakistani american guy writing in relatively accessible americ americanesse english. the al qaeda magazine is not the only place you can get a specific instruction manual about explosives. probably to the chagrin of our corporate overlords or whoever monitors our online networks here at 30 rock it only took me five minutes of googling to find specific instructions on making explosives are all over. not just discussions about it or ideological debates, people exhorting other people to do it but actual step by step instructions. when i was looking today for whatever reason white supremacists groups seemed to have some of the most quickly accessible step by steps online for bidding all sorts of bombs. this goes through not only how to make pipe bombs but common mistakes for makers of pipe bombs that might result in you blowing yourself up and how you can avoid those common mistakes. they talk about how to make pipe bombs from nonmetallic materials to try to sneak them through metal detectors. very specific information. i have no idea if it's true information. i don't kn

. >> well, we feel that that acquisition of axo's northern americ agricultural coating business whichbrands in the u.s. and canada that you would know as glidden, liquid nails, dulux. we're getting some day one cost synergies from the akzo acquisition. lower pension costs, lower allocations from akso corporate, but we have some real synergies with our existing architectural coating business, you know as pittsburgh paints, olympic paints and stains. we have great synergies in terms of our supply chain, our operations, and so we're very comfortable that we can get good synergies out of this business, position it well, as this residential and eventually this commercial construction market here in north america recovers. >> we've been big fans of sherwin williams. i did not know, this gives you more of a national footprint than you had before this. >> yes. we've been especially in our company-owned stores business, we have been a relatively regional player in the u.s. market. now with this akzo acquisition, we'll pick up a number one position in canada, and we'll pick up an additional 300

a major americ c in lockdown. your thoughts on seeing that. >> well, i mean, it's obviously reminiscent of 9/11 and a reminder of what this sort of a national trauma in particular a regional trauma can do to a nation. i mean, we followed new york the attack on new york and the attack on washington which obviously were far greater in volume and suffering but by going into two wars and changing the way we live in this country. and you can see right now, i mean willingness of people to accept boston becoming a ghost town, basically. >> brown: but 9/11 was a while ago. have we forgotten that sense in our own cities? >> i don't think so judging by the reaction. when this is all over i want to see a debate from people who know what they're talking about about the wisdom of shutting down a region to chase one 19-year-old. i mean, it could be an overreaction. we'll wait and see. t s ofhen you go to places that attacks-- israel and other places--neethings theyll you ise and the importance of so say in israel during the int

(risas) >>> manden sus mensajes por twitter @ despierta americ, quiÉn creen que ganarÁ, mÉxico o perÚde divisionismo polÍtico con gobierno y oposiciÓn. culpandose mutuamente de hechos de violencia registrados luego del triunfo apretado de maduro en la elecciÓn presidencial del domingo. capriles el opositor que no renocohe la victoria de maduro, fue acusado de instigar a la violencia en disturbios de caracas, capriles cancelÓ una marcha para hoy, porque dijo que el gobierno infiltrarÍa "revoltosos". pero maduro dijo que no se la impedirÍa. >>> no van a ir al centro de caracas al llegar con muerte y sangre, no lo voy a permitir. >>> le pido a mis seguidores a recogerse, maÑana nadie a va, el que salga estÁ en el lado de la violencia. estÁ haciendole juego al gobierno. >>> las tensiones escalaron luego que se proclamÓ presidente a maduro el lunes, pese a que capriles pidiÓ un recuento de votos por sospecha de fraude, miles tomaraoneo las calles, la revuelta dejÓ a 7 muertos, decenas de heridos y detenidos, los 18 mexicanos que se hicieron pasar por empleados de televisa, y fueron condena

opiniones en twitter de la pregunta que hizo alan, le tiene miedo a su jefe, escribanos, @ despierta americeo por twitter, usando el hashtag soÑando con da. >>> buenÍsimo. >>> no sabe lo importante que es esto, queremos agradecer todo el apoyo que nos da. >>> el sueÑo que se le ocurra. >>> lo que sea. >>> no importa. >>> tengo un sueÑo de reencontrarme con tteo mis compaÑeros de trabajo. >>> se te puede llegar a dar. >>> esto suena y huele a Íngrid! ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> mi sueÑo es que desaparezcan todos y me dejen cocinamos con Íngrid. >>> tambiÉn lo vamos a hacer. >>> buenos dÍas bella. >>> los desapareciste a todos. >>> vienes a cocinarnos, para enseÑarnos a preparar delicosas recetas, quÉ traes hoy? >>> champignones rellenos, con chorizo. cebollita. bien sencillo, parte de una botana, de una cena. con un aceite de oliva, un poquito. rinde cantidad. acÁ tenemos, estoy utilizando 6 hongos, de estos, porto bello. muy rico. y lo que hacemos es que reservamos 4 para rellenar los otros dos. >>> los picas en cuadritos. >>> los vamos poniendo en la sartÉn caliente. ahora vamos a agregarle un poquito

he is, himself, an undocumented immigrant and founder of define americ american. we just featured, "the dream is now." they made the choice to tell the story of immigration reform through the eyes of dreamers. you were very much involved in this, and towards the end, it was key, davis guggenheim say welcome there is always a new other. >> and the beauty about "the dream is now" is that davis was able to tell a story that is incredibly complex, incredibly emotional and tell the stories in their voice. which is what's so beautiful. all of a sudden, he opens it up and says, you know what, america, we have to have an open conversation. we need a pathway to citizenship for 11 million, but let me give you a splice of what those 11 million look like. and alejandro's story is so compelling, because there are so many americans who believe in the armed forces and believe in the value of patriotism, and here we have a young man who not only believes in that value, but he's willing to risk his life for that american dream and that possibility for all of us. and i think that's

sabe en que tienda se va a vender, pero estan investigando >>uste que piensa, opine en @despierta americermanos rusos desde su llegada al país como refugiados rusos, ahora se pide explicaciones a funcionarios que dieron el beneficio >>nueva forma de explotacion a jornaleros en estados unidos, estos pagan cuotas elevadas a transportistas para poder llegar a sus trabajos. >>el problema es que empresas contratan agencias de empleos, que estas a su vez tienen compañia de transportes que cobran sobre lo normal >>el domingo en aquí y ahora, vamos a hablar de etemas que afectan a la comunidad inmigrante, específicamente sobre la reforma migraria, domingo siete, seis centro, edición especial, no se lo puede perder. >>encuentro de barack obama con enrique peña nieto en méxico temas a discutir son negociaciónes en el ambito energético. >>a pocos dias de la visita de barack obama, una encuesta revela que 56% de ciudadanía tienen una imagen favorable del mandatario, el 49% tiene una opinión favorable que barack obama ha tomado sobre cosas global warninges >>máxima zorreguieta pasa a ser reina en hol

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i think people need to understand how guns first get their life, through amer shall sale of some sort. and what we're talking about is not creating any new laws. we're creating about uniforming the laws we have. get of all we have on the book today, a federal firms licensed dealer. there's approximately 55,000 throughout the united states of america. so we all have one close to us or in our neighborhood. these are friends of mine. people i know. if you good to a lioned -- licensed dole dealer today and purchase a gun, you're required to do a background check, criminal background check, and you're basically checked to see if you are able to have a gun. that licensed dealer puts that record of the background check they did, and he or she only can keep it. it's against the law to form some type of registry so the paranoia where people say someone will know where my guns are, that can't happen. in our bill we double-down to make sure that doesn't happen by making at it felony with 15 year imprisonment. so all that myth is gone. the second way you buy a gun is at a gun show. if you go to a

we will have, of course the update "good morning americ" >>> good morning, i'm diana perez thank youller. we continue our breaking news this morning. a wild scene coming out of the boston area, specifically watertown where a suspect is dead and the search for a second suspect continues. this, according to local police, is connected to the boston marathon bombings. we are getting information of that. brian ross has been on the scene throughout the morning collecting as much information as possible. brian, thank you for joining us, once again, what is the very latest? >> well, a terrorist is at large. that's how the police here view it. identified by the fbi, suspect number two in the marathon bombing. he and his partner, suspect number one. began the evening apparently with a stickup at the 7-eleven store in cambridge and went on to m.i.t. where they got into a battle with m.i.t. police officer and wild chase from mbr watertown. more gun here. at that ecnut er one identified by the fbi wash. but suspect numbwo fled. at this point, suspect number two is at large. they believe he is dan

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people have been trying to kill americ americans, al qaeda has been trying to kill americans since 2001. if this is an attack by al qaeda it's not surprising and it's an indication of how degraded they have been that they amounted relatively small, relatively something that could be done by a relatively small number of people to do this. we don't know for sure it was al qaeda, but it certainly has that look. >> i find it fascinating that that is your first thought that it would be al qaeda. the present view seems to be that it might have come from within the united states and not least perhaps of the timing on patriots day and the history that that evokes. the washington post pointses out when timothy mcveigh had the right-wing groupsing with vkted before and the possibility of within the united states and that is the case again now. >> i of course, can't rule that out, but the sort of attack that we're seeing, the evidence, the fragmentary evidence we have, multiple explosionses and more or less simultaneously at a big eve event, an attack on individuals who are -- whose only connectio

maybe that might help itch feel like the level of sophistication, and instead of going to amer chant side are meier than the consumer side to understand these things. but the example is, i might be able to -- by understanding all the ways my data is tracking and monitored are i might be able to, in that negotiation with the car dealership, get $100 benefit when buying a car for me as an individual. the incentive on at the dealership side for all the thousanded of people they sell cars to, a thousand times that $100. so there will always have more incentive to do this better, and in fact more time and resources into this sophistication how the system works and consumers won't have the incentive to dig into, and this is where i think transparency would fail. i feel like -- i don't believe might be the end of solutions. >> i think -- with respect to the transparency issue, as i'm listening, i'm thinking, what kind of transparency would it look like i'm providing notice that i'm going to use your information to charge you a higher price. that would be the -- then we also talk about how n

president, americans arriving at the airport -- that's almost any airport in americ -- take on summer vacations already face long lines at security checkpoints. soon they'll be facing long waits at the terminal as well. last week the f.a.a. -- that the federal aviation administration -- announced it's starting this week thousands of flights every day that will be delayed for up to three hours because of the devastating, ash administer cuts of -- ash terror cuts of sequester strags, the f.a.a. is forced to furlough thousands of workers. this could lead to 6,700 flight delays eay this summer. i repeat, every day 6,700 delayed flights. by comparison, the worst travel day of last year 2012 was about 3,000 flights being delayed. this was after severe thunderstorms accompanied by two-inch hailstorms, and a 90-mile-an-hour wind that wiped across the northeast and a tornado touched down in new york. that, mr. president, caused 3,000 flight delays. on any day if this sequester strags kicks in, it will double that. travelers were stranded at airports across the country during that real bad day