stuart: he hasn't lost his voice. asintain that he has still got it. >> that happens when you don't drink or smoke and he is a really good guy, an entrepreneur. stuart: i got to ask about golf, millennials not playing golf as much as they used to. courses are closing, the tv ratings are in the tank, looks like the whole sport is on the ropes. >> is that a british word? stuart: it is american. >> tiger woods made it cool to bring minorities in is a huge focus for the pga to say the next generation and tiger made it cool, burst on the seen as a 12-year-old, i was asked to do a feature with him. he is 36 years old, is a on some level liked to see the master get knocked down. but now that he is down they are saying to themselves in my humble opinion what did we do? if he starts nominating again it will have the ripple effect. i know it is just one man but he means so much. stuart: when you got to have a leading attractive personality to run golf that that could be rory mcilroy. >> do what the nba does, get him with gatorade,

harvey milk foundation to take this message globally around the world where people really need us as stuart as said when we speaks in foreign countries, you know, he sees the conditions that people live in he sees the real the chains that are on people they can't live their lives and be true to them he when we leaves the people that go in those countries continue to live and structural for the equality we take for granted certainly in san francisco we live in a bubble it's a bubble we love and san francisco is a tremendous place but the world is not like us here in san francisco. there are many people here today, i would want to acknowledge too many to acknowledge as i said many of you worked with harry during his campaign and upper my volunteers for the successful campaign for supervisor and rose marie talked about the image on the harvey milk stamp. i had an opportunity to talk to our friend frank robinson a colleague of harry and he's not doing so great right now i spoke with him this morning but frank said, you know, through tears look at what we've done i never thought in my life i'd s

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i think it was a big day for conquer as well. stuart you about our producer that ordered up a uber car. he orders of the car. the car is right there at baggage claim. $30 out the door. all this credit card information already in the account. he did not even open his wallet. that is service. >> you will find a loyal customer here. >> doctor marc siegel. >> married at the lowest rate of any group on record. taking a look at mitt romney's photos. miami real estate. who is buying? we will tell you. two minutes away. ♪ we never thought we'd be farming wind out here. it's not just building jobs here, it's helping our community. siemens location here has just received a major order of wind turbines. it puts a huge smile on my face. cause i'm like, 'this is what we do.' the fact that iowa is leading the way in wind energy, i'm so proud, like, it's just amazing. the two headlines. you like stocks now. a 20% drop. that is the forecast. we have a guy who wrote it. a guy that walked away from marriage vows. we bring you the company that is using ar

stuart: and if we don't pay we are judged as harsh. >> and heartless. rt: for my they are children. a lot of them are children, but you have a lot of potential terrorist coming in and drug cartel. you have drugs coming over the border and so-called kids that are 17 years old covered in tattoos and part of gangs. not all of these people are innocent children. there are a lot, but not all of them. stuart: on fox news yesterday afternoon i interviewed the mayor of lynn, massachusetts. she has added influx of 600 it immigrants. 2048 from guatemala in their mid- teas, not young children, midteens. they don't even speak spanish. they speak a local language, guatemalan. she has to budget to pay for them all. she has had to redirect her entire city budget because of what has happened because they have been dumped in her lap unannounced. reporter: and now you're not just hearing from republicans, but also hearing from democrats like the democratic governor of maryland. marco malaga like to run for president and he was telling the administration you cannot bring t

i do not think that it is a problem that they cannot provide internet service as good. stuartardwire pipe that comes into your house. >> my blind fiber internet is way faster. stuart: sam. contently.com. thank you so much for joining us. >> they give so much for having me. stuart: we call it the amazon of china. ali baba. they are about to cash in. we will have details in a moment. double local thank you daddy for defending our country. thank you for your sacrifice and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. stuart: some of the biggest winners will not be just plain old regular investors. some high level chinese officials. the companies that we call that amazon of china goes public. who are these "politically connected investors"? >> of the four major investors, all of them have had or currently have p

as an apple shareholder. i'm not crazy about this idea. stuart: why not? trations deeply polarizing. jay carney, for good or bad is the face of this. as a technology investor i prefer things to be apolitical, than to be device agnostic whenever possible. this is an administration getting a lot of flak around the world for its spying and using high-tech to do so. we'll put the face of that administration in at the top of corporate public relations at apple? i don't think that makes a lot of sense personally. stuart: very interesting perspective. michael. get back to you in a second. i want to go to nicole. i'm looking at tape, i see michael kors taking a hit. what is going on? >> downgraded. price cut from barclays, citigroup and also stearn agee. the stock is down 5.7%. that's a pretty big move. michael kors has been doing great and grabbing market share from other companies such as coach. the near term markdowns that michael kors is doing in the summertime. so we're seeing the stock take a drop today. >> we've got more movement in oil and gold. oil is belo

stuart: the dow was up 132 points. earlier as a rhetorical questi question, what is the reason of the day. what is the reason today. he had a terrific answer, the absolutely right answer he said is there are more buyers than sellers. that is very good. no laughing matter, look at the price of gold, please. up $30 as we speak. the biggest drop of the calendar year. the price of oil is down $100 per barrel, that is it. ebay got a downgrade and a lower price target. not exactly down a lot. down $0.43 at $51. are you curious about any particular stock? tweet us using the hashtag #askpayne and charles payne answered the question babak parviz guess what you asked about. yes, lumber liquidators. charles: a lot of viewers sold the stock a while back once he found out the ceo was a serious obama backer. they got lucky in this case. i have to looking for a place to buy it. up huge on four times average daily volume. next a down six and then 15. the guys on wall street to plant these rumors set them up to then there was a takeover. somebody

>> well, stuart, as you know, they put the p.c. in there and look at the ppi and the cpi. but it really strains -- i shouldn't say strain. it's actually an insult to the common sense of the average american. ask a person tomorrow if tuitions cost them more or if their grocery bill costs them more. my wife when i take care of my mother-in-law in a care facility in dallas, texas, a very nice one. stuart, my increase last year on grandma was not 2%. it was 9%. so everybody knows prices cost more. now, how do they do it? it's simple. you just change the basket, stuart. you say, well, you're paying less for a computer, paying less for an ipod, you're paying less for this little piece so it offsets what you're paying for gasoline and dairy so there's no inflation. and think about it. if they can make the inflation low, there's less judgments to social security and things. so there's a benefit tore the government to play with the numbers. >> craig smith thanks so much for joining us as always. >> good to see you, stuart. >>> from paying more to eat for paying more for others to e

as they see fit. it is not diminished in the place their mothers were barbie it stuart: they have a natural right? is a p are. the counter argument is he simply afford the welfare. it will bankrupt us if 10 or 15 or as mary said 50 million. stuart: the counter argument is every up and it is safe who lives and who doesn't live here. are you telling me we don't have that right? >> yes. libertarian argument good stuart: what does the constitution say? the constitution says i don't want you in here, you can't. >> this is odd coming from one of the most accomplished immigrant. >> either a nation of long or not. still love you. stuart: with open arms. i have to go. free agent lebron james holding up the nba entire season until he decides where he is going to play next year. i am told this is unprecedented. a former nba player coming up on the show after the break. but what do i know about basketball? stuart: what position did you play? >> i played small forward, shooting guard, i was all the place. stuart: what is a small forward? >> you haven't played much. >> we have a reading on weekly jobless claims

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stuart: as a political strategy and won't by it?now just because public opinion is trending in that direction doesn't mean you have to have it at the federal level sanctioning marijuana use. this is what federalism is for. this is what the states are for. stuart: is there a split in the republican party between the establishment who favors no legalization whatsoever and the other side of the fence which says legalize it? there's a split. >> the split is very minor. that doesn't mean it might not grow but you have rand paul and a few others on the side of legalization, most of the rest of the party establishment conservatives and others are not in favor of this at least not yet. stuart: stayed there, we are not done with you yet. next topic, sports. football season around the corner and the nfl has outlined a new zero tolerance policy for verbal abuse. is this going to work? what is all about? charles: the first gave player was drafted last year i think, you had a big incident, the miami dolphins were -- the bullying thing, that hasn

stuart: chef boyardee? >> pasta in a can, people don't feel it is as healthy as they used to. i like chef boyardee. d raised on spam? stop laughing over there. when i was first born, britain still had rationing of food and we relied on spam coming over to england. >> in the required daily eating one of the food groups, spam, is that what you are saying? stuart: i like it. let the campaigning continue, please. first lady michelle obama backing her husband's latest string of fundraisers. she had this to say to crowds in chicago. make no mistake about it, his last campaign. 2012, last campaign is this year 2014 because the election in 2012 wasn't the change we sought, it was only the chance to make that change. she urged people in attendance to write big, fat checks. what change did she not get? change the health care system, change the economy, struck the middle class, tax the rich, what is it she hasn't yet gotten? >> she was very clear, michelle obama said they have not gotten the full takeover of society by the federal government. said we're going to work on immigration, reproduction rights, the mi

stuart: i want to move to israel as well.rarely enforces pretty brother to gaza and they hope to destroy hamas tunnels and such. that yahoo says the government will expand its woman on the ground in the gaza strip. is this the first time that we are going to see israel accepted in its right to defend itself accepted by the so-called global committee? >> cmac i don't think they will ever come around if you get the states in the persian gulf. they will never cannot say that, are somewhat accepting that. a lot of time very few friends, certainly not the egyptian government, which would like to see it go away now that there is a new government agent and not that muslim brotherhood, really hamas' only friend left is a ron street and number states professor we should also feel some say before average palestinians who are part of this. the fact is, they are not doing well in this war and is clear that instigated this. i think people think that yahoo's movement into the gaza strip is reasonable considering this disruption. hopefully

stuart: i have to return to that same old same old question. the market seems as we were not really handicapping all of the small businesses out there. again, you would be hard pressed to find business owners. stuart: give me four, five, 6% growth. that is an opinion on my part. larry, thank you very much, indeed, sir. 58% say the obama administration is not competent when it comes to the implementation of obamacare. congressman, thank you very much for joining us, sir. this goes to the heart of the criticism of mr. obama's policy. a president that is all government all the time. >> in many different areas, foreign policy, domestic policy, i think you are seeing a lot of incompetence in this administration. often, we have been looking at the irs. it seems like time and time again, the excuse we hear from the administration is we did not do anything intentionally wrong. we are just incompetent. we do not know what we are doing. we heard that with benghazi. we heard that with the irs targeting conservative groups. we heard that with the lost hard drives. we did not

action leaving families to their fate and the united nations struggling to find enough shelter as the rocket stuart sense casualty numbers chillingly high perry fear gaza. still to come in the program a british journalist says deported from ukraine up to spending three days in detention for the break graham phillips recalls his experience at the hands of ukraine think you would see forces who he claims threatened his life. one thing air is the last is sad people essentially leaving in this world when they believe that you know that me to. talk to him. they simply don't realize when propaganda is being parts of town we need to go by you know beyond that and actually gauge with the ideas in the information that is presented as well and confront that information and i think that's something that as you mentioned before not everything is black and white not everything isn't taken istic and the more that we can be i guess open open minded connoisseurs of information regardless of the source i think we're all going to be. open and the. question that put them. is that i do it. to be of that spirit which y

action leaving families to their fate and the united nations struggling to find enough shelter as the rocket stuart sense casualty numbers chillingly high perry fear in gaza. or it is time for a very short break or an aussie international then we're back with more updates from embattled eastern ukraine and of course the rest of your top headlines. for your friend post a photo from a vacation you can't afford college to different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still pins tear jerking poetry keep. ignore it. we post only what really matters at r.t. to your facebook you speak one thing air is happening in the last days sad people essentially believing in this world when they believe that you know that i mean to be unfair and a tactic that they simply don't realize when propaganda is being pointed down we need to go by beyond that and actually gauge with the ideas in the information that is presented as well and confront that information and i think that's something that as you mentioned before not everything is black and white not everything isn't taken isti

action leaving families to their fate and the united nations struggling to find enough shelter as the rocket stuart sands casualty numbers chillingly high perry fear gaza. still to come this hour a british journalist is the ported from ukraine after spending three days in the tension after the break graham phillips recalls his experience of the hands of ukraine's security forces who he claims threatened his life. your friend post a photo from a vacation you can't afford college it's different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still tense tear jerking poetry keep. norrish. we post only what really matters at r.t. to your facebook you st when i think there is plenty in the last days sad people essentially believing in this world when they believe that you know that i mean to read and hear them talk to him that they simply don't realize when propaganda is being parts of down we need to go by beyond that and actually engage with the ideas in the information that is presented as well and confront that information and i think that's something that as you mentioned

stuart, we're glad you're here as well. finally, bob woodson, on the far left, next to congressman ryan, founder for the center of neighborhood enterprise. bob developed and coordinated national community development programs. durk the 1970s, directed the urban league's administration justice decision. he served as a resident fellow of this institution. we're honored to have you. to start the discussion, we'll have ron go first, then stuart, then bob, then congressman ryan will respond. then i'll ask a question and we'll go up to the audience. >> i'll make four points. first, a sweeping proposal, this is worthy of a think tank. it's full of references to social science. things are justified or explained. it's a spectacular document. and i would emphasize sweeping. opportunity grants, eipc for childless workers, education at all levels, criminal sentencing and other prisoner reforms, regulatory reform and program evaluation. i've not seen anything that's from an individual member in many years introduced in congress. second

stuart: yes. you cannot kick me out because i am and englishmen. >> you take your victim as it comes. to be busted down. putting up some board that night. stuart: excellent, doctor keith. flat out excellent. dr. keith ablow everybody. he returns next week. thank you. christians in iraq. my take on that after the break. ♪ ♪ i voted for culture... ...with a 'k.' how are you? i voted for plausible deniability. i didn't kill her, david. and i voted for decisive military action. ♪ xfinity presents the people's hotlist where you choose this summer's top 100 shows and movies. and all you have to do is watch with xfinity on demand. now through july 23rd. vote! when you're voting for this summer's top 100 shows and movies with xfinity on demand, beep, beep, beep... watch to vote for family values on family movie night. this message paid for and approved by xfinity's family hits. tell me the whole thing again, i wasn't listening. watch to vote with xfinity on demand. for this summer's top 100 shows and movies. and remember, the only thing to fear is fear itself, and spoilers for shows you haven

stuart, we're glad you're here as well. and finally, bob woodson on the far left next to congressman ryan. he's founder and president of the center for neighborhood enterprise. bob's social activism dates back to the 1960s when he developed and coordinated national and community programs. and during the 1970s, he directed the national urban league's justices division. later he served as a resident fellow of the enterprise institute, so he's alumni of his father's institution. we're glad to have you. we're going to have ron go first, then stuart, then bob. then congressman ryan will respond, then i'll ask a question and we'll go to the audience. >> i want to make four points. first it's a sweeping proposal. this is worthy of a think tank. it's full of references to social science, things are justified or explained. it's a spectacular document. and i would emphasize sweeping. opportunity grants, eipc for childless workers, education at all levels, criminal sentencing and other prison reforms, regulatory reform and program eva

rather leave it this a dummy state i can see the questions but the fact their moving forward and as jimbo bob stuart carefully summarized all the alternatives so other things were not financeable and private residence on here is probably the thing that makes sense particularly when the city gets property tax revenue and a lot nor aesthetic people coming from other cities and walk up the steps wonder why it's american people embarrassment to the city. i think it maybe a little bit of modification i'm prepared to support it but i want to see if we could move the positioning of the hours to allow for of the corridor that julie was talking about and also perhaps some set backs if possible. >> commissioner sugaya. >> yes. i have a question for the staff on the 3 points race on the procedural issue one we're being asked to take action on resending or whatever m that has to do with the cottage i don't believe that was noticed so i'm going to ask can we take action on that and the rest of the conditional use number one and inhibiting number 2 procedural comment made there were that 4 parking spaces and the

leaving families to their fate and the united nations struggling to find enough shelter as the rocket on stuart's sense casualty numbers chillingly high perry fear r.t. gaza. and our correspondent some thoughts of video taken from the heart of the conflict it does contain some images you may find distrust. of what we're doing now . we're going to move. on we're. apparently showing a man among the ruins of stored residential buildings he's thought to be the target of israeli government gunfire and the man appears to be hit by a bullet while lying stretched out on the ground already for talk to one witness this is the space of the day all together there were shots fired the first one but. three. the second one was. which caused him to fall down on the ground and the third one was i guess with them to make sure that they had got him basically he was as far as we are aware he was looking for his family he was frantic he was he was leading the way he was on the floor and he knew the enemy had time to do we want to do is find. in his day there was supposed to be a cease fire as well however as we said

leaving families to their fate and the united nations struggling to find enough shelter as the rocket on stuart's sense casualty numbers chillingly high perry fear. still to come this hour a british journalist is the porter from ukraine to spending three days in detention after the break graham phillips recalls his experience at the hands of ukraine security forces who threatened his life. we profit very large very attractive and now very globally recognized source of oil for the world into the future the world's cheapest and best petroleum deposits have been mined out we have to use more energy to get this energy industries grow like a cancer in each of these squares it's ten kilometers where. and this whole area is slated for the way of her drinking water that's our wildlife service sir fishery we can't stop this is the end game when it takes two tons of sand to make one barrel of oil you know here at the bottom and that's where. we chill ourselves. i do it. only at the. spirit. that is allowed to when i need it so the minute. we sit. here i didn't ever. get. that lesson that there was a. solut

stuart: i just got some breaking news as we speak. the president is going to ask for a $3.7 billion. >> more than 2. stuart: thanks for joining us. we do appreciate it. $3.7 billion will not be popular. am i right in saying there is going to be opposition to what is going on at the border from a right and left. >> the president's solution is to talk more money. not enough money can solve this problem. is not about money, you is border enforcement. sending these children back, people went to july 8th emergency request because he was pressured by activists, the american people suffer because is activist base want him to throw money at the problem. stuart: back to the market real fast for a second, we are down 113 points, the dow holding at 16,900. this is not panic but it is a nasty sharp downside move. crumbs, you know them, abruptly closed up shop totally. notified employees closing all of its stores at the end of the business day. they are gone, finish, this is a week after the company was delisted from nasdaq. tell me what happened.

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it's very different because as stuart mentioned there can be abuses with that.this opportunity grant is designed to streamline funding streams into one grant that is there to have customized and personalized aid to each person. so to bob's point, each person has a different issue. there are different kinds of poverty. unfortunately this washington one size fits all no it best first in washington approach, treats them as if they're the same. so you have to bring this down to the local level and have a customized personalized form of aid, and it's not as if this is a new idea. this is actually working out there in the country if it's ever been applied, or where it's been applied. i can just point to in wisconsin alone, catholic charities, america works, lutheran social services, where they in spite of the federal government, offer very holeisic services where they have a person that works with the recipient, to come up with a plan for their lives, to help them meet their benchmarks and with car rots and sticks, accountability and rewards, and this to me could be s

stuart: the value of the content, time warner goes up. >> as long as we watch these on ipads everywheread sales. would you buy the stock around 33. >> i don't like the overall market but yahoo! has some issues. ali baba is going to help own some of that. i am not a buyer. stuart: marissa meyer runs yahoo! been there for two years i believe. has she made her mark in changing the company and defining the company? >> stock has doubled since marissa meyer took over -- yahoo!'s 23%, 24% stake, equate to its entire market capitalization. the value of the ali baba ownership is yahoo!'s entire market cap, $37 billion. that is putting a floor under this stock. stuart: she is not really changing the operational structure of yahoo! to make that profitable. let's move on to nicole petallides, the dow in record territory. give me the winners. nicole: exciting for the bulls out there for your 401(k)s and iras. the dow in record territory led by technology. intel raising their guidance better than expected. that is up 7%. that is huge. in new high, microsoft, 3.5%, ibm another great performer up 2.3%.

one of my favorite line in the days as john stuart mills ss intervention. we are in the midst of an extraordinarily erudite. he says he now, how do you deal with the problem of the british empire india any half a line, which encrypted at the out of context. wolf international agent is reciprocity or variance will not reset or k. i'm not, you can generate an analysis which i think is parallel to maybe even close to yours, which is: a lot of other just english relations who are largely on the generally liberal side, certainly not conservative side of the dais. individuals like burke and which would certainly fall into this category as well. but i was very struck by your comment shows now that you are suspicious of a number of state out there because many of them are artificial in one sense or another. i take the point entirely. this leads me to think that the mere image of your argument when you get a civil war nowadays, with the first response? the u.n. or another group of powers is rushed in with the peacekeeping proposal. they reinforce the existing state.

. >> simon: not just the birth of stars, alma can also see planets as they form. stuartder is alma's deputy director. inside the control room, he showed us some of the remarkable things they're already observing. so, essentially, in language i can understand, we are looking at a young star. >> corder: young star, yes. >> simon: and we're looking at the birth of planets around it. >> corder: right. yeah, i mean, the colors that we're seeing in the... in the... the image are the gas around the star. and that gas, and the dust that's also surrounding the star, eventually comes together into small pebbles and then large rocks, and then bigger rocks, and eventually forms planets. so, i mean, this is really the... you're seeing the natal environment of planets. >> simon: this alma graphic illustrates just how new planets are formed. but will there be life on them? we all know that's the ultimate question. and even at this early stage in its journey, alma has seen evidence that there might be. it has identified chemicals close to newborn stars that are similar to what we find h

yet, just something leaked yesterday, so hopefully in the next few months we will see this as an option. stuartops moving. technology changes every sunday and you always seem to be on top of it. >> thanks, charles, it keeps us on our toes. charles: and you keep us on top of it. if it anything to quibble about going to be a light volume. we are 40 points away from 17,000. the s&p 500 is trading at a new record high. the 10-year still below the 2.6% mark edging a little higher this morning. netflix is up thanks and upgrade by goldman sachs. a target in 300, now over $500 per share. gopro has been an absolute monster. they should have put a gopro camera on the stock. look at where it is now, up 100% since then. automobile sales are out, general motors. forford somewhat of a disappointment. how are the stock handling this? nicole: very interesting. we will look at general motors and ford in particular. while some people may have been worried about what general motors is doing and if people are worried about all the recalls and the like. though they have recalled .9 million cars this year, latest nu

stuart: amazon taking its plan to develop a fleet of package delivery drones to the next level, they are asking of the as a a for permission to test these drones. what is that? the prompter just got that wrong. i didn't mess up. it was the prompter. >> friday. stuart: i am going to go to jeremy now. what is his last name? kaplan? [laughter] stuart: it is not in the prompter, what do i no? let's just discuss this. amazon ion to test its drones which it may well use for delivery in suburban areas. >> it sounds preposterous. picture of freedom drones spinning through the air and this effort, a big weird gag filing with the f a a, their six test facilities around the country to test things like this and amazon said we are going to use those. and details about these, it is real. stuart: can you imagine them going into service? can you imagine a drone flying up the street where i live, dropping down something on my doorstep? it has to be 100% crash proof. the liability is gigantic. >> they tested eight or nine generations, they have technology that works. it sounds preposterous. i can't picture it. stuart: eri

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>>> still ahead on al jazeera - we look at what the future holds for cypress as the island marks 40 years of division. stuart! stuart! stuart! stuart! ♪ check it out. this my account thing. we can tweet directly toa comcast expert for help. or we can select a time for them to call us back. the future, right? ♪ this doesn't do it for you? [ doorbell rings, dog barks ] oh, that's what blows your mind -- the advanced technology of a doorbell.. [ male announcer ] tweet an expert and schedule a callback from any device. introducing the xfinity my account app. >>> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. israel's bombardment of gaza moving to the heavily populated part of the territory - gaza city itself. the parliamentary health ministery shows 369 killed in the 12 days since the offensive began. russia put pressure on ukranian rebels to give unfettered action to the airliners shut down. memorial services have been held in malaysia for 298 passengers and crew who were killed. >> now, sunday marks the 40th anniversary of a turkish invasion of cypress, resulting in a division of the island be

. >>> coming up, the butterfield trial comes to an end, as the jury renders its verdict. stuart!tuart! stuart! ♪ check it out. this my account thing. we can tweet directly toa comcast expert for help. or we can select a time for them to call us back. the future, right? ♪ this doesn't do it for you? [ doorbell rings, dog barks ] oh, that's what blows your mind -- the advanced technology of a doorbell.. [ male announcer ] tweet an expert and schedule a callback from any device. introducing the xfinity my account app. >>> clarence butterfield's trial for the murder of his daughter lasted two weeks. the jury deliberated for two and a half hours and now the verdict is in. >> we the jury in the above-entitled action find the defendant, clarence butterfield, guilty of the crime of murder as charged in count one of the indictment. furthermore, we the jury in the above-entitled action find it to be true that the defendant, clarence butterfield, intentionally committed the first degree murder charged in count one of the indictment and that said murder involved the infliction of torture. >>

, the guided heritage but for -- domestic was research from us 30 years as vice president for domestic and economic policy. stuart, we're glad you're here as well. finally, bob woodson on the far left of founder and president of the center for neighborhood enterprise. [inaudible] >> bob social activism dates back to the 1960s when he develop and coordinate national and local community development programs. during the 1970s he directed the national urban league's administration of justice division. later he served as a resident fellow at aei and he's an alumni. welcome back, bob. we are very honored to have the. to start discussion we will have ron go first, then stuart and bob and congressman ryan will respond and then i will ask a question and we will go to the audience. go ahead. >> let me make four points. first, it's a sweeping proposal. this is worth the of the think tank. it's full of references to social science, thing she justified or explained. it's a spectacular document and i would emphasize sweeping. opportunity grants, eitc for childless workers, education at all levels, criminal sentencing and other

stuart. but in all honesty she uses it as non-commercial use i don't see the difference if the homeowner uses it then tweets it they don't get themselves in trouble so why does the realtor? cheryl: also film makers and the famous fireworks display. >> now amazon tries. cheryl: now we will bring in our "fox business all-stars" what do you think of it? >> what i find interesting is the federal government uses drowns since 2010 to invade privacy to ensure they're not putting waste into the water and not notifying of farmers so it is very hypocritical the government will use it for their nefarious measures to prosecute but if people want to help the economy with the job then this is bad. it cents a mixed message. cheryl: but the other side we have to worry about safety. >> with that attitude with the wright brothers' plane never been approved? no. it is supposed to be a free market but it is not this is another example of what the government calls regulation but it is controlled picking winners and losers that martha stuart is okay but amazon is not to see how government controls to killed busine

then they have a lot of paperwork and court decisions ahead of them for stuart but that's just my opinion. we speak your language as anybody will not advance the. program says documentary some spanish what matters to you breaking news a little tune that if angle is stories. spanish find out more visit eye eye to. the abu ghraib pictures raise the question where were the doctors while this was going on either they directly witness they've given us or they witnessed the consequences of it why hadn't they protested. here the doctors weren't complicit they were the centerpiece of the torture the work enablers they were facilitators there.

suffering it even going so far as to suggest that they're not somehow fully human not that they're not like the rest of us back in two thousand and eleven fox so-called news is stuart varney that the image rehab of poor people as starving and living in squalor really is not accurate many have been bad feelings but their logic is the richness of spirit february two thousand and twelve rush limbaugh echoed varney sentiments check this. and in many cases speaking bluntly the people who don't do well have only themselves to blame him those who have no control over them so are the ones we help limbaugh added by advertising his ignorance about his own white privilege by saying that the only levinson's country on anybody's advancement is their own limitation of birth place of themselves and during an interview on fox and friends new york post conservative columnist michael goodwin says the sense of shame is growing among poor america check this. the thing i write about in here is that it is the idea that shame used to be part of this now the words people didn't want to accept a handout because they were ashamed to do it there was a kind of social contract that said you do

. >> night with the photo journalist, a front line witness into shootings as the city faces a hot summer of gun violence. stuart! stuart! stuart! stuart! ♪ check it out. this my account thing. we can tweet directly toa comcast expert for help. or we can select a time for them to call us back. the future, right? ♪ this doesn't do it for you? [ doorbell rings, dog barks ] oh, that's what blows your mind -- the advanced technology of a doorbell.. [ male announcer ] tweet an expert and schedule a callback from any device. introducing the xfinity my account app. >>> now a snapshot of stories making headlines on "america tonight". a san francisco giants fan beaten into a coma outside dodgers stadium in 2011 has won an $18 million lawsuit against the dodgers. they'll pay a quarter of the sum, the rest split between the two men that beat him. >>> ships are changing their schedules on the mississippi river because of high water levels, causing flooding, closing roads. spurred by a heavy rain fall, it has risen at an alarming rate over the last few days. >>> president obama will consider how to deploy the national guard

the battle lines are drawn as kiev's forces storm a strategic report on the shell shock civilians trapped by the government's eastern on stuart. the palestinian death toll spikes israel's prime minister values to use any means possible to stop hamas from launching more missiles plus the u.k. government tries to the same thing personal internet and mobile phone data exactly this crane state surveillance program would breach basic previously right. there coming to you live from moscow you with r.t. international now this is the skyline in dance in eastern ukraine it was filmed on sunday night and the area is on fire here or reportedly near an airport where the military and anti government forces have been engaged in a bitter fight this is a video apparently filmed earlier in the day showing fighters who were at the time control of the airport shelling attacking government troops both sides currently in control over the strategic area. and a massive military convoy has also reportedly approached the ganske including up to eighty tanks and government forces have been filmed maneuvering their own armor to make the enemy. and trapp