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do ben and marc buy this excuse?tand by. >>> this week's cnn hero wants families with autistic members to enjoy their lives out in the world. >> new experiences with my son is a gamble. you are on edge all the time. >> help. >> just breathe. >> when he's having a meltdown on the floor and the whole entire store is looking at you like you are a bad mom, you just want to go and crawl under a rock. it's challenging. >> i stay in sometimes because it's easier for him to be around all of his toys. i'm afraid. >> as a developmental pediatrician i do a lot of diagnosing of autism. when i heard that my families were afraid to go out, i felt like i needed to find a way to help them. everyday experiences like going to a baseball game can be a challenge for kids with autism. music. lights. the noise. there's a lot of unexpected sensory things happening. >> how are you? >> good, how are you? >> are you ready to go? >> yeah. >> i worked with the phillies to train all 3,000 people that work at the ballpark. >> popcorn here. >> aut

ben? >> well, congress should be working on this but in the meantime, we already have laws on the books not. >> announcer:ed thforced with immigration issues. 40% of our border agents are not working at the border because they have to deal with these issues that makes it easier to come across so we have to do a better job with that and let congress do their job afterwards. >> mark? >> i think -- one thing i agree with ben on we need immigration reform and policy reform but it can't just be militarization. it has to be as president obama suggested and i think he went too far on this but militarization but amnesty and bringing families back together. we need wholesale immigration reform so these type of things don't happen. what is happening right now is bad. it's unacceptable and deplorable for a nation 60,000 children -- >> i agree. >> i was going to say something everybody can agree on. thank you, gentlemen. >>> more than 20 years ago, the first president bush fought his own war against i

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ben, what are the regional implications how isis spreading?s is everybody loves a winner and that includes extremists. when you have radicals in places like here who see the blitz creek that isis has launched they want to follow suit. in fact, we have been covering the last two days the kidnapping of three israeli teenagers in the west bank. the first claim of responsibility with we received is this one. a claim of the responsibility by the islamic state the palestine west bank branch. we don't believe this is legitimate claim, but the fact they went to the trouble to put it together, a statement like this, means that people here are watching what is happening in iraq and some even though it will be very difficult, given israel's security services and military mite but they are looking to iraq and the victories of isis as an example. >> 8:00 dangerous band wagon, that's for sure. nic robertson, one of the risks we talk about here is those who are traveling to the region. the sort of war tourists if you like getting experience and going home. >

here to do that is ben stein, adam krzyzewski. >> enough out of you, ben. >> all right. go ahead. >> look, i mean, i think almost anyone who watched this iraq thing from the beginning to end sort of knew it was going to implode. if you look at the death tolls over the past year, if you look at the violence, it doesn't get more media coverage. but you can see it. i don't think anyone thought it would be this sort of crazy this the soon. there's no bad character. no bad actor that takes president obama seriously. if you don't take the president seriously, then you're going to go with grand am pweugzs. >>> we talk about what the u.s. done. nuri al maliki, the prime minister, is a questionable dance partner to but the it mildly. basically jettison sunni leadership. it's why the medical tear fell so quickly. and that country has been doing serious question. however, when president came out friday and said we have known this has been going on 14 months, why didn't you do something in the last 14 months. it begs the question why it is in a crisis stage now. what have we been do

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it is extremely inexpensive. >> ben? >> i like that choice.i like any kind of carefully chosen index. i would go with spiders. it is right down the middle. you will make an awful lot of money over the long term. >> stock picking is a waste of time. >> it is not a waste of time for the stock picker but the investor. >> i know if you by the spiders if you are not already rich you won't get chchchchchchchchch. >> maybe over 40 years. >>> you can call it economic shock. it turns out the first quarter was a lot worse than anybody imagined, the gdp suffering the worst down turn outside of a recession in more than 50 years. white house and other democrats blaming it largely on bad weather but some saying they should get a mirror. welcome to "forbes on fox". john, what is holding the economy back? the weather or the government? >> well, the good news and the bad news is that economic growth is truly easy and a function of government getting out of the way. it is government policy.

>> i think we just lost ben. >> get inside, please. get inside, please. >> yeah. >> looks like we lost ben. it looks like there's cars stopped. people are getting out. i don't know how smart that is. >> well, you know what, a pickup truck and a noaaya weather radio doesn't make you a storm chaser. benos what he's doing. he could see it and he could see where the rotation was. as i was watching ben chase the first tornado going east on that 275 highway, the second tornado and then the third developed to his right. that was very concerned that he didn't notice it. but then his spotters in the car told him we have to stop. we can't go any farther. there's another tornado on the way in our path. he did stop. this is unbelievable video, wolf. i have never seen two. these are now ef-3, ef-4 tornadoes on the ground at the same time. >> chad, stand by. we're going to reconnect with ben. we'll take a quick break. you're right. unbelievable images of these tornadoes. our coverage will continue in a moment. [ male announcer ] it's one of the most

you mind if i start with ben today? absolutely not. >> why would his legal team want these medical records? explain that to us. >> what it sounds like hernandez's attorneys are trying to pursue here is either a defense of insanity, or more likely, they're going to argue that hernandez had diminished capacity. they're going to say that diminished capacity is based upon his time with the new england patriots with concussions, head trauma, and other related injuries, which would not allow him to plan or commit premeditated, deliberate murder three separate times. >> yeah, okay. so misty, should they be allowed to be given access to these medical records? >> there's no question that they're going to be given access to these medical records. and the reason being, these records are hernandez's records. so his team, as long as he authorizes it, he can have those records. the question is, whether or not those records will actually be admissible in court. and that's going to come down the line. you don't know yet because we don'

you know ben do you think the i.m.f. strategy is likely to l e n eight ukrainians or is the threat from russia great enough that they'll be willing to make the sacrifices well it's interesting to note that if you go back to april of last year the yana covert government in ukraine was in the final stages of negotiations with the i.m.f. on a fifteen billion dollars financial assistance package but the whole thing fell apart . because of ukraine's resistance to significantly lower energy subsidies of course this time around the ukrainian government was not in a position to resist this but there's no doubt that this is very unpopular on the ground within ukraine in of course the new incoming government in kiev is on shaky foundations and it's going to be difficult to. keep popular support in that country if the country is seen as being forced into austerity by foreign powers. now ben i noticed that you had an i pad index which you posted early last month and it reminds me a little bit of the economists big mac index so can y

you know ben do you think the i.m.f. strategy is likely to l e n eight ukrainians or is the threat from russia great enough that they'll be willing to make the sacrifices well it's interesting to note that if you go back to april of last year the yana covert government in ukraine was in the final stages of negotiations with the i.m.f. on a fifteen billion dollars financial assistance package but the whole thing fell apart . because. ukraine's resistance to significantly lower energy subsidies of course this time around the ukrainian government was not in a position to resist this but there's no doubt that this is very unpopular on the ground within ukraine in of course the new incoming government in kiev is on shaky foundations and it's going to be difficult to. keep popular support in the country if the country is seen as being forced into austerity by foreign powers. now ben i noticed that you had an i pad index which you posted early last month and it reminds me a little bit of the economists big mac index so can you

you know ben do you think the i.m.f. strategy is likely to eleni ukrainians or is the threat from russia great enough that they'll be willing to make the sacrifices well it's interesting to note that if you go back to april of last year the yana covert government in ukraine was in the final stages of negotiations with the i.m.f. on a fifteen billion dollars financial assistance package but the whole thing fell apart . because of ukraine's resistance to significantly lower energy subsidies of course this time around the ukrainian government was not in a position to resist this but there's no doubt that this is very unpopular on the ground within ukraine in of course the new incoming government in kiev is on shaky foundations and it's going to be difficult to. keep popular support in the country if the country is seen as being forced into austerity by foreign powers. now ben i noticed that you had an i pad index which you posted early last month and it reminds me a little bit of the economists big map index so can you tell

>> i think ben's over stating the case a little. season the like 2008 when no one stood next to george w. bush, i think it will be a mixed bag. ben is right about something, this irs scandal doesn't look good, it doesn't smell good, and it makes people feel less and less trusting of the government, all branches of government. the congress has a low approval rating, the white house has a low approval rating. in light of that, things are bad, and the democrats have to respond to this, if not, they're going to be in some trouble. >> you have president obama mentioning yesterday when you called these phony scandals back in washington. mark, which ones do you think he was referring to? >> well, i think he would say all of them. you know, but i think where he's right is, i think benghazi is something that we have tried desperately to turn into this who done it, when we know it's an awful tragedy where mistakes were made, but it's not scandal. the irs thing, particularly this hard drive situation looks bad, is it a scandal? perhaps. someon

you know ben do you think the i.m.f. strategy is likely to eleni ukrainians or is the threat from russia great enough that they'll be willing to make the sacrifices well it's interesting to note that if you go back to april of last year the yana covert government in ukraine was in the final stages of negotiations with the i.m.f. on a fifteen billion dollars financial assistance package but the whole thing fell apart . because of ukraine's resistance to significantly lower energy subsidies of course this time around the ukrainian government was not in a position to resist this but there's no doubt that this is very unpopular on the ground within ukraine in of course the new incoming government in kiev is on shaky foundations and it's going to be difficult to. keep popular support in the country if the country is seen as being forced into austerity by foreign powers. now ben i noticed that you had an i pad index which you posted early last month and it reminds me a little bit of the economists big map index so can you tell

to the right, it is shut town between ben franklin parkway and falls bridge. kelly drive shut down between art museum circle and link object drive for the run and ben franklin parkway shut down between spring garden street and art museum circle with one more street, spring garden street between kelly drive and martin lieutenant are king drive all for try rod philadelphia triathlon taking place from now until 11:30 this morning. you can see the the cyclist and runners to the right on martin luther king drive. we will move the traffic cam here to the blue route at mid county tolls. we had that accident, that tractor trailer was there, well, it is gone and blue route at tolls is good to go now. no delays on the the pennsylvania turnpike or the northeast extension. and all on to ben franklin bridge mid span looking to the left traffic heading in to new jersey, eastbound lanes you can see construction set up there, ben franklin bridge eastbound has construction, entire length have the bridge, right lane is closed and there are already some chase, there right now tr

cnn political commentator and host ben ferguson on the right.alyst maria cardona on the left. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> maria, let me start with you. did we just see the end of the political battle cry we've heard for so many years, we don't negotiate with terrorists? >> no. i don't think so, christie. i think what we're seeing is this is no longer an easily defined black and white world. i think we can all agree that terrorists who are out to do harm to the united states don't really need any additional incentive to do that. they're out planning the do that as we speak. i think what we need to keep an eye on is how do we keep our sa sack row sank commitment behind and make sure our national security are taken care of. i think the administration did a good job here of balancing all those things and making sure that we can bring home our men and women who are left behind on the battlefield and at the same time working with allies like qatar to make sure our national security interests are moving forward. >> ben, did the u.s

ben? [applause] kennedy's in courage."cs om ben? [applause] i was still trying to think doingwhat my kids were when they were freshmen. ib do not wante tongo there. prize is partly a college savings plan. he is joined by his parents and his brother. please stand?ily now a word about ben's nominating teacher. every student who submits an essay is required to have a nominating teacher who provides guidance and support during the research and writing process. we call it editor's, and sometimes they are our worst enemies. they are invaluable. his teacher is essential to this. we rely on them to encourage students to participate in the contest and help them submit thoughtful, compelling, and well-written essays. we would like to a college sarah rosenthal who could not be here today because of family obligations. sarah will receive a john f. tonedy public service award encourage civic engagement. now i want to give thanks and a big round of applause to all of theirsay participants, families, teachers, school administrators who made this p

what do you say we look at the ben. >> let's do it. >> ben, good morning to you.ng live on the ben franklin bridge and we're watching for a touch of patchy fog here or there not causing any problems this morning on the ben. looking okay in both directions right now. we do continue to have construction eastbound blocking the right lane. let's go ahead and look at your overview. tacony palmyra betsy ross walt whitman commodore barry no major problems on your area bridges dave. >> on the big board the main rain is well out to our west trying to inch closer to lancaster. really a slow mover and it may fall apart as it tries to head east but we may see some showers later in the morning, maybe toward the end of rush hour in places like reading and wilmington. we'll keep our eyes on that. karen also mentioned she had a little mist on the windshield on the way in from south jersey earlier this morning. there is a little patchy fog around that might be producing that. 69 degrees by 9 o'clock. by noon 74. 77 is your afternoon high at 3 o'clock and then 75 at 6 o'clock. some

you know ben do you think the i.m.f. strategy is likely to l e n eight ukrainians or is the threat from russia great enough that they'll be willing to make the sacrifices well it's interesting to note that if you go back to april of last year the yana covert government in ukraine was in the final stages of negotiations with the i.m.f. on a fifteen billion dollars financial assistance package but the whole thing fell apart . because. ukraine's resistance to significantly lowering energy subsidies of course this time around the ukrainian government was not in a position to resist this but there's no doubt that this is very unpopular on the ground within ukraine and of course the new incoming government in kiev is on shaky foundations and it's going to be difficult to. keep popular support in that country if the country is seen as being forced into austerity by foreign powers. now ben i noticed that you had an i pad index which you posted early last month and it reminds me a little bit of the economists big mac index so can

you know ben do you think the i.m.f. strategy is likely to eleni ukrainians or is the threat from russia great enough that they'll be willing to make the sacrifices well it's interesting to note that if you go back to april of last year the yana covert government in ukraine was in the final stages of negotiations with the i.m.f. on a fifteen billion dollars financial assistance package but the whole thing fell apart . because of ukraine's resistance to significantly lowering energy subsidies of course this time around the ukrainian government was not in a position to resist this but there's no doubt that this is very unpopular on the ground within ukraine in of course the new incoming government in kiev is on shaky foundations and it's going to be difficult to. keep popular support in that country if the country is seen as being forced into austerity by foreign powers. now ben i noticed that you had an i pad index which you posted early last month and it reminds me a little bit of the economists big mac index so can you

you know ben do you think the i.m.f. strategy is likely to eleni ukrainians or is the threat from russia great enough that they'll be willing to make the sacrifices well it's interesting to note that if you go back to april of last year the yana covert government in ukraine was in the final stages of negotiations with the i.m.f. on a fifteen billion dollars financial assistance package but the whole thing fell apart . because of ukraine's resistance to significantly lowering energy subsidies of course this time around the ukrainian government was not in a position to resist this but it's there's no doubt that this is very unpopular on the ground within ukraine in of course the new incoming government in kiev is on shaky foundations and it's going to be difficult to. keep popular support in the country if the country is seen as being forced into austerity by foreign powers. now ben i noticed that you had an i pad index which you posted early last month and it reminds me a little bit of the economists big mac index so can

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ben bernanke's intelligence and knowledge served him well as chairman. but his grit and willingness to take a stand were just as important. i hope you never are confronted by challenges this great, but you too will face moments in life when standing up for what you believe can make all the difference. having dwelt for a moment on failure and grit, let me turn to the deeper meaning that underpins grit and can carry us beyond failure. the hard work of building a life that makes a difference is much easier to sustain when you are passionate about what you pursue. when i first came to the federal reserve 37 years ago, i was struck by the passion of my colleagues for the mission of the fed. and these many years later, each day at work, i see the importance of that passion to carrying out the fed's duties

berlin we have many well oxen writer he's a journalist editor and reporter and in moscow we cross to ben heiress he's the editor in chief of business new europe all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it ben if i go to you first here in moscow the ukrainian president can't seem to take the answer yes over the last few weeks and months they've been overtures coming from russia to do deescalate the situation in eastern ukraine to stop the violence and at the same time russia's gas promise offered ukraine the same price for gas that it did for unocal which and they're still saying no to what's going on. well it does seem that the russians now come to the table and started to negotiate and itself is a massive step forward i mean they named a concrete price with concrete conditions that is less than the four hundred fifty four hundred eighty dollars per thousand cubic meters that they've been talking about one hundred dollars less and if the ukrainians now turn around and said yes then a deal would be struck and the w

we had ben stein and charlie agreeing. >> and las vegas lost a lot of money. the odds were high. >> i am going to go out and eat a freshly baked mcdonald's hamburger. >> it's got to be hot. >>> and then sticker shock, and the ford's gang has something to get us out of the fix once and for all. find out what it is in just a few minutes, but up next -- >> you want me to point! >> they have since been reprimanded on that, and it's the not so friendly skies. what the airlines want to do to stop this that is creating hackle hacklers, and squealing like a pig. >> now we can let the plane take off. we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we need to approach things dferently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ >>> co

the author is ben guyer, and he's with us now. so ben, answer the question to your headline. could gm face murder charges? >> well, no, but they could in theory be charged with manslaughter. >> what would have to take place for that company to be charged with manslaughter, which, of course, bp pleaded guilty to after the deepwater horizon explosion back a few years ago? what has to take place? >> so basically for them to be charged with manslaughter, you have to find that someone at the company took an action that they knew could kill people, and they were doing it for the company while they were in a sound state of[i7cñmind. >> all right. so it really had to be some kind ofç deliberate thought process which may not be the case here. but are some kind of charges likely in this whole case? >> well, it's always possible we'll see criminal charges. what's probably more likely is the department of justice is going to go the civil route. levy some fines against gm which could be fairly significant, much larger than the 35 million that the department of transportation and nitsa le

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thank you so much, ben. all right, ben. [cheering and applause] how bad is this situation over there? should we be concerned that lebanon is now the stable middle eastern country? [laughter] >> it's very bad. [laughter] >> stephen: all right. that's good enough. okay. so what do we do? can we just ignore it? do we have to pay attention to it? because the american people didn't really pay attention to iraq when we still had troops there. why should we pay attention now? >> i think one of the best reasons to pay attention is that these areas in northern iraq now that isis is controlling, i think it's not unreasonable to draw an nail joy between what isis wants do there and what the taliban did in afghanistan prior to 2001. so in as much as it's a big threat to countries around the world to have a group like isis controlling large territory and marshaling a lot of resources, it's a threat to everybody. >> what about the oil? [laughter] is the oil okay? [laughter] are they being cruel to the oil up there? >> i can assure you th

take a look at the ben franklin bridge. this camera sets high up. this is the ben franklin bridge. traffic on the bend and all the bridges looking good. no accidents to report for drivers in new jersey or delaware. if you are taking mass transit, no issues on the slowdown. chris? >> we continue to follow breaking news this morning. our photographers work around the clock. only they were there as fire gutted a popular tavern in delaware county overnight. it left one firefighter injured. jesse gary is live at the fire scene in norwood. jesse, the firefighters work is not done yet. >> reporter: actually, chris, they put out the fire. the flames are out. right now, they are demolishing the tavern here in norwood. the front end loader that was working just drove away. apparently, they were trying to knock in and knock down the sagging walls on the side. officials say the devastation started close to closing time. >> the clean up. they tried to put -- it was too -- everybody cleared out. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: crews completed it with fire. once the early morning fire reached the roof

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something only eighteen percent of the american people believe in joining us in the now tonight is ben swann he's an independent journalist and media analyst thanks for being with us ben what does this gallup actually mean about the public and what could the consequences be for the government well a couple of the very important issues here you mentioned about the government's the simply about congress if you take a look at those numbers this is as we heard in that sound bite the lowest the congress has ever polled in the history of gallup poll seven percent is an embarrassingly know low number remember we were just at nine or ten percent what was it a year ago and people were talking about it couldn't get new lower than this it actually has as got lower i think a lot of that comes back to the cronyism that people see you mention about having more trust in big business i would say there's probably more trust in the market is more trust in the ideas of free market even though we can argue about whether that you can exists and you or there's probably more trust in the free market than the

y that's on the ben franklin bridge. the right lane is blocked.two lanes of traffic are getting by. it's not causing delays. >>> we're following breaking news out of malaysia this morning. crews are searching for survivors after a boat carrying about 100 people sank. the boat sank off the coast of kuala lumpur. you can see it on the map. the people on board were from indonesia, many were women and children said to be headed home at the time. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you new developments as they hop. > >>> this morning, there are safety concerns about one of the most heavily traveled highways in our area. >>> and close encounter caught on camera. those stories and more on nbc 10 news today.ç >>> almost exactly 4:15 this wednesday morning. 80 degrees out there. take a gorgeous look at the lights of philadelphia from the comcast tower building in center city. todd florendo will be by with his forecast. >>> deldot says crews have been creating new foundations for the tilting piers under the bridge in wilmington. 495 was shut down

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ben?carolina, >> south carolina, that is probably what the one state we considered harder to crack than mississippi. it is the home of the citadel, and in many ways a repressive state where they fly the confederate battle flag in front of their state capital every day. there are 350,000 unregistered black voters and the key party governor one by 60,000 votes. it is very doable to finally unleash the vote at the statewide level, even at a top state like that. -- $4ht cost for 5 million or $5 million, which is big money to me or you, but when the democratic party is running billion-dollar presidential campaigns, the fact that they do foolish, and it comes down quite frankly to people who do not know the south being in power in these institutions and say nothing has changed, so why should we invest ? lack of investment is the surest form of historic preservation. things have not changed because they have not invested. if they do invest, things will change and they could change very quickly. o

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