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. >> ben has written about being wary of shares and other investors said they will not invest in startups. do you think companies should avoid creating that position? >> it depends on the size you are and where you are and, frankly, most aol jobs that are so big that having a trusted lieutenant to do a lot of the angst they are not excited about doing is something that works well or maybe stronger and brought more of technology rotted pieces and operational pieces to ebay. it's on of strategy pieces and marketing. it was really him orton we have had carved out coo's in general need to have an ego meeting, if you have a really high need, that could lead to issues. >> the cost is working on bringing in new talent, his new head of rotted. find good people to fill the very important roles? >> it is much easier at twitter then it probably is when you're getting started and trying to grout who to invest in. great you ofas a what he needs and he should be thinking about what he needs at least years from now heard when i hire, i always have tried to hire someone who would be willing to do today's

. >> ben has written about being wary of shares and other -- of shared command and other investors saidll not invest in startups if you have a coo. do you think companies should avoid creating that position? >> it depends on the size you are and where you are and, frankly, most aol jobs that are -- most ceo jobs are so big that having a trusted lieutenant to do a lot of the things they are not excited about doing is something that works well, or maybe stronger and brought more of technology pieces and operational pieces to ebay. it was important that we had carved out roles and communicated well. coo is in general need to have a low ego. if you have a really high need, that can lead to issues. >> the cost is working on bringing in new talent, he is the new head of product. how do you find good people to fill those very important roles? >> it is much easier at a twitter and you are trying to get started then when you're trying to find who to invest in. dick should be thinking about what he needs, not just now but two or three years from now. when i hired, i always tried to hire someone w

i will move on to ben. it has reminded americans about what happens when the government takes over for something. >> which of those women was nancy pelosi and which was nancy pelosi? >> the other metaphor is that we are trying to keep abreast of these health care developments, but go on. >> i can count on fox news, with all due respect, what is she going to say? what is she going to say? it was a terrible mistake? >> i thought you were going to criticize kate upton, so great. >> i think there was a needle sticking out of her arm when she said the word beautiful. and she could probably say a lot of things, but beautiful, and still covering her rear end. i think the best part of the clip was the interviewer just sat there and didn't fall off his chair. if anything is not beautiful, it's this. >> the interviewer looked like snowden. >> it was the guy that punched brad pitt in the face. >> up next, kate upton. no, i am kidding. if you an extra 11 grand laying around? well, the government thinks you do. but first, what

political commentator host of the online news program the rich and probably joe rigid you've heard what ben has had to say on the on the legal questions to your response to his critique of the whole obama administration. and i appreciate being here and good to see you you know where i got to tell you i think this this criticism of the president is a little far reaching for me because i think if you're going to criticize president obama the question i have is where were they when george w. bush was having ridiculous government overreach and that's fair and i think that's totally fair i think that it but now is the time when why don't we all get together and figure out ok how do we prevent this in the future because we can all do this retain it why why are people who do who didn't back george w. bush back then when president bush was going into afghanistan back in president obama's plans for a troop surge in afghanistan now turns out there's two sides to the political debate i'm what i'm calling for at this point whether we're wrong or wrong let's get together and figure out exactly how we fix th

now a radical change at ben & jerry has me so outraged that i scream, you scream, we all scream at iceam. >> ben & jerry is hoping customers will appreciate what is not going into their ice cream. according to the burlington press, ben & jerry's is switching to non-g.m.o. ingredients, which means some of the favorite recipes will be changed. gemetically modified organisms are plant or animals with d.n.a. that have been changed. >> stephen: ben & jerry is getting rid of all g.m.o.o which means the end of the island of dr. morrorio. their rash decision is a direct threat to my ice cream, because in a recent interview and jerry was asked, what, is your favorite ice cream flavor?" and he said ben ben & jerry's americone dream. ( cheers and applause ) excuse me. excuse me! ben & jerry's americone dream. check the label. it's stephen colbert's americone dream. ( cheers and applause ). they have cut out the most important ingredient of all-- me. which can only mean i must be a genetically modified organism. i mean, it makes sense. i am highly resistant to aphids and-- and-- and i'm round-up r

ben revere has trouble tracking it and can't make the dprgrab. phils down, 2-0, early. bottom of the evening, byrd unloads in this aaron offering. this makes it 2-1. in the first byrd up again. flying solo once more. go get his album. he's a solo artist. check out the grab by treliever in the bullpen. sizes it up. squeezes it out. two homers on the day. the braves are pumped up. 3-2 game. phils try to rally. chase utley, base it up the middle. hit number 1500. next batter, ryan howard, drills one up the middle. leads to a double play. phils one last chance in the winning run on second for utley but he flies out to end it. the phils swept by the braves, 3-2, the final. >> it's a tough spot to be in. we're out here playing. you know, having a series like this. doesn't help. but, you know, it's the thing about baseball is you've got to get ready for the next day. take this off day. try and get this all out of our system and trying to get back right on tuesday. >>> sixers have retooled their roster and the new ones met the media. second rounderier my grant of syracuse has

. >> ben has been in her last three movies." >> can you do that one more time which they cowrote. you are at least 40 seconds dark dark. >> tammy starts her week by getting fired. by ben, of course. >> i.t. your middle finger. >> nope. >> right between the lines. >> you're nothing like the people you play in "tammy." >> well, true. i know. for some reason we're always aggressively fighting each other in movies for some reason. >> she likes to take it so far that -- she says, the audience might can embarrassed for the character. >> right. >> now do you ever as her husband think, don't do that. >> yeah. you know, sometimes -- oh, mama. >> still cringes over her sex scene in the movie "identity theme" auto. >> i'm just sitting there, okay. still really funny, everybody is laughing i'm sort of like -- that's a lot. it's so funny because she's got this raunchy melissa mccarthy. she's so wrong. she's like totally just midwestern, hi, how are you doing? like super sweet. >> i haven't heard her swear yet. >> you won't. >> is cursing al

. >> it ben republicane has won his first. raining days forced a final day of 30 holes. while the americans slipped to 3 over 73, it was enough to give him a one-stroke victory. he will miss out on this week's u.s. open. a record for the longest play-off in tow to tow over 11 holes. it equalled the twoecords from 1949 who two players were declared co-winners after two hours. there is more now. chk out aljazeera.com/sport. and use twitter and facebook. >> that's it me. >> anna, thanks very. >> please stay with us here on al jazeera. we have anoer full bulletin of news for you straight ahead. what will be a very big event, felicity. >> james bays live for us from one of those beaches in nomady. nomady. >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested >> these people have chased a president from power, they've torn down a state... >> what's clear is that people don't just need protection, they need assistance. >> a deadly assault on pakistan's main international airport lasts for hours with guns and grenades. >> he just was on a rampage. >> two las vegas po

barack obama that's the name of an explosive new book by commentator and best selling author ben shapiro has the obama administration acted like a criminal cobol as shapiro alleges and if so is criminal prosecution of a sitting president the answer in lieu of impingement ben shapiro is here to make the case on this edition of politicking. taking on larry king he's editor in chief of bright brought news and in new york times best selling author his latest book the people versus barack obama but. criminal case against the obama administration is out right now and ben shapiro is my guest joining us here in studio thanks for coming to face reality. is two years into his second term you're not going to impeach him are you bringing criminal proposing criminal charges against the administration or spears who well i mean there are certain specific players within the administration lois lerner at the i.r.s. the attorney general for one who would be subject to criminal charges the problem is that of course that the department of justice is the only body that is that is capable of bringing criminal cha

best advice that ben has given you?pecially 'cause we're in a business where so many people can get to your head really easily. he's kept us really grounded, the entire cast. >> so ben, now that you are making this show years after you ended the other show, that follows in the footsteps, for disney, doing it with the same people, is it like a flashback? >> it is. >> i was just here a minute ago? >> i have a lot of deja vu moments. there is a lot of moments where people will be talking to me and i'll forget what year it is. it's been a lot of fun and it's been a fun ride. >> exciting for parents and kids alike. this friday your best friend on the show. >> and best friend in real life. >> oh, my goodness. you have to come back. sabrina carpenter will be performing in our all american concert series right here friday, all on the plaza. we want everybody to bring your kids and friends to 48th and 6th street. >> "girl meets world attention" areas this friday at 8:45 on the disney channel. -- 9:45 i should say. thanks so much

when you start placing your bets on the national office in 2044 or 2048, put money on ben. it has been a great pleasure that i present the citation that accompanied by $10,000 to recognize ben's outstanding writing on the topic of leadership and courage as described by president kennedy's "profiles in courage." 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 to

ben tracy has a look at what's in take. >> reporter: los angeles superior judge rolf troy did not minutesthe number of grossly ineffective teachers has a direct real, appreciatable and negative impact on a sick number of california students. and the evidence is compelling, indeed it shocks the conscience. the judge said infectionive teachers disproportionately impact low income and minority students and that getting rid of bad teachers is nearly impossible. so his ruling eliminates california teacher tenure system in which after just 18 months on the job, teachers are given strong job security. it also prohibits laying off teachers based only on when they were hired. alex caputo pearl is president-elect of the los angeles teachers union. >> to suddenly just say that all of this is the educator's fault, that's a targeted effort on the part of very well-funded interests to take down unions and to try to move towards a more privatized system. >> reporter: the lawsuit was funded by wealthy technology entrepreneur david welch and brought by nine california students including 16-year-old raylen

anyone who knows our ginger knows she has three, big loves. one, her fiance, ben. town state of michigan. ginger grew up in grand rapids in the southwest part of the state and has credited her roots for sparking her passion for weather. >> one of the main reasons ginger got into meteorologist was because when she was a little girl, she looked at storms across lake michigan. and realized then she was nas nated by them and wanted to make that part of her life. >> reporter: when it came to decide where to wed, it didn't take ginger long to settle on the inn at bay harbor. they will say their i dos overlooking lake michigan. the entire day will be a love letter to ginger's home state. for the reception, a michigan salad, featuring cherries. later, they will nosh on dogs from herman's boy. the local delicacy is a flattened bagel with a hot dog baked inside. >> they're custom baked for us. and i don't know another place in the country that does this. >> reporter: and for entertainment, a favorite michigan band, the outer vibe, which happens to feature ginger zee's brother

barack obama that's the name of an explosive new book by commentator and best selling author ben shapiro has the obama administration acted like a criminal cobol as shapiro alleges and if so is criminal prosecution of a sitting president the answer in lieu of impingement ben shapiro is here to make the case on this edition of politicking.

ben revere, he's tracking it but has trouble as he gets to the wall.e the grab, run into the wall. phills down 2-0 early. in the fourth, 3-1 braves. marlon bird standing in. and he's a solo artist. two homers on the day. check out the grab by reliever justin defrates in the bullpen. 13 homers for the year. nice grab, 3-2 ball game. phills couldn't come up with the big hit all day. nice inning. tie running third. winning run on second for chase utley. the phills swept by the braves 3-2. marshall harris and ben davis with more on a team looking for answers. >> reporter: thanks. the phillies not exactly finishing the home stand strong, swept in four games by the now n.l. east leading atlanta braves. they're eight games out. ten games under .500. really the approach at the plate, they hit with runners in score position. the phillies can't find any position -- >> it's not a matter of guesting hits. they're just not able to knock the guys in with runners in scoring position. we're looking at the game on sunday again atlanta, the top two guys, six hits combin

ben carson has a story like this from destroys.er, but they -- from detroit. they overcame it. we used to tell these stories. we don't tell those stories anymore. we envy people their success.w so we get less of it. if we promote success, we'll get more of it. >> wouldn't you say the republican party is bad at doing that? >> oh, incredibly bad. incredibly bad. and i think one of the reasons is that the biggest contributors don't want to hear about it.doin i think jack kemp was probably b great friend and a tremendous man, was probably the last serious national republican leader. now, there are others who are coming along. marco rubio and paul ryan and others are kind of channeling him.a but there was a lie that saidhes jack kemp has showered with morm african-americans as an athlete than attended the 1988al republican convention or whatever it was. that's probably true. it still seems like a mostlyh white, older party. and i think, you know, and i've talked to a number of younger. african-american leaders, andpat they say you have to show up in between elections. you have to sh

you just talked about the ben & jerry's foundation. it hasrants to migrant justice among other groups. how many migrant workers are employed by you and what does it mean for the local economy? >> i don't know the number. the migrant workers in vermont are essential to the economy. ofry farms are a big part vermont's economy. obviously a big part of ben & jerry's products. vibrant justice does a tremendous job -- migrant justice has been able to get a biased free policing policy from local and state law enforcement agencies. with the help of another nonprofit, the vermont workers center, they have allowed undocumented workers to take part in the universal health care that vermont is about to bring about. >> ben & jerry's wasn't always the economy -- iconic brand. you and your partner had a vision, just like many other small business owners. how did you grow the company into the giant it is today? did you ever allow yourself to dream this big? a lot of years. it started 35 years ago. dan and i began with a small homemade ice cream parlor in bur

barack obama that's the name of an explosive new book by commentator and best selling author ben shapiro has the obama administration acted like a criminal cobol as shapiro alleges and if so is criminal prosecution of a sitting president the answer in lieu of impeachment benjy barrow is here to make the case on this edition of politicking. taking on larry king he's editor in chief bright brought news and new york times best selling author his latest book the people versus barack obama but criminal case against the obama administration is out right now and ben shapiro is my guest joining us here in studio thanks ben for coming days rally. he's two years into his second term you're not going to impeach him are you bringing criminal to proposing criminal charges against the administration or specific who well i mean there are certain specific layers within the administration lois lerner at the i.r.s. the attorney general for one who would be subject to criminal charges the problem is that of course that the department of justice is the only body that is that is capable of bringing criminal char

we should say your fiance ben has been told not to watch this week so he's not seeing any of this, correcty glimpse. i don't even want him to see that. >> wednesday is your last day. >> that great question. ho you do you feel. >> i feel -- people ask him are you scared and people ask me if i'm excited. that's a denver thing. we are both excited so that's how it is. >> we'll have fun with you until you leave. >> good. looking forward to it. >> ginger zee, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers ] >> we've got to get the weather so we've got to talk about the forecast. before we get there we have to mention, this summer bringing you some amazing ways that you can help to give back to your community starting with the summer of service award. abc is partnering with youth service america to recognize young changemakers, kids trying to improve their community so they can apply for a $1,000 award and to help them continue to fight that good fight. take a look. ♪ >> big change starts with a small act. start something this summer. ♪ show up. help out, join in. >> to apply for a service award go to ysa.org/b

you know ben has done extraordinary work rebuilding this company beyond what many of us anticipated was you don't know this guy. and you're it telling us good things here. >> what i'm saying people want to sell and i never want to -- look, a new ceo first year always difficult. but i'm saying this company was left in historic -- this company which was a -- tragedy of american finance was brought back by ben lachey and those who are trying to -- say listen i'm out of here, i respect that. again like boeing has huge profits. my sources indicate that hancock is not a naive choice, but a perhaps very wise one. >> and they've been thinking about this choice for some time. we heard from miller the non-executive chairman. what do we have on "mad money" tonight? >> the best -- one of the best performers today is h&r block. i am absolutely thrilled. nice move. to have the ceo. one of the reasons i am is because cobb told me, he came on, they did this ad campaign about the $500 in each seat in the stadium, apparently worked. not only that, but the affordable care act made it so you really can't d

versus barack obama that's the name of an explosive new book by commentator and bestselling author ben shapiro has the obama admin. station acted like a criminal cobol as shapiro alleges and if so is criminal prosecution of a sitting president the answer in lieu of impeachment ben shapiro is here to make the case on this edition of politicking. taking on larry king he's editor in chief bright brought news and new york times best selling author his latest book the people versus barack obama but criminal case against the obama administration is out right now and ben shapiro is my guest joining us here in studio thanks ben for coming to face reality. he's two years into his second term you not going to impeach him are you bringing criminal to proposing criminal charges against the administration or specific who well i mean there are certain specific layers within the administration lois lerner at the i.r.s. the attorney general for one who would be subject to criminal charges the problem is that of course that the department of justice is the only body that is that is capable of bringing criminal cha

[laughter] there has ben extraordinary were coming from outside but again when it comes in and if theost will publish it and the editors get involved for the standards we don't just take it and published it, but you'd be surprised i was skeptical at first but it works out to really well. >> no doubt the new journalism economy is everyone scrambling all the time very project driven to think the old system was you go to your editor they say great take as much time as you need now you have the idea and the individual says how do i do this? how will i carr about the time and who will pay for it? that is a radically new way. maybe not new but leaping back to the future. but definitely has turned to journalists has made them much more entrepreneurial how can i build the support that i need? where is my politian or my support system? or my coalition and i just feel incredibly lucky i have a job where they leave me alone, i'd teach, but part of my job is also to right. but i don't do much of that. but most people, and many people would do that. >> of with lights you get questions about the st

>> let me respond because ben said two things grossly untrue. first is somehow president obama has been lax on deportation. he has been the most deporting heavy president we have seen. he has deported far more than president bush at this point. it's untrue. second thing somehow a spanish language ad caused a spike in children immigrating into this country is untrue. there has been a spike in central american violence. >> how can you say it's untrue when the numbers have gone through the roof? >> yeah. but -- >> the numbers have gone through the roof. you can't say they have spiked, mark. >> let me answer the question and i'll tell you exactly how that is not true. no one is disputing what you've said the numbers haven't spiked. we disagreeing why the numbers have spiked. i'm blaming it on a gun violence in central america and if something made me leave el salvador it would be the big guys with guns and those guys with guns in central america. >> guys, we can argue what the cause of the problem is. we can argue about who is fault this is but bottom line we need solutions. ben first

and to celebrate, ben and jerry's ice cream has four new flavors.he first two are gillys catastrophic crunch and lazy sunday. they launched in october, 1975. >>> and harley davidson, famous for the sound, is working on an electric bike that's virtually silent. 0 to 60 in four seconds with no shifting. >>> two more examples of america going to pot. new york has become the 23rd state to legalize some form of medical marijuana. and in washington state, two college students came up with a marijuana delivery app called canary. allowing those with cards to place orders for their favorite herb. >>> and a promo in an upcoming show for the guys at epic meal time, one of the driver members jumps into a vat of diet coke wearing about a thousand mentos mints. poof. >>> all right, stories making news this morning. ♪ you make me feel ♪ you make me feel ♪ you make me -- >> that is carol king singing "natural woman" written with her husband who died yesterday. gerry goffin. will you love me tomorrow, pleasant valley sunday, and whitney house's saving all my love fo

. >> there has never ben a better time. fast to happen they use less gas and producing more than we should. but to skyrocket. neil: we produce 8 million barrels views 18. but i ran produces more oriel but not now because of sanctions on the european union. >> but it's that just goes into three parts then all markets will stay to fill the production and ford. >> by collapsing rate mean baghdad falls. that could they did not necessarily bayou will see a long-term impact on oil. neil: i think it will. >> then you will see short-term it is stable. but let's be careful to avoid the nonsense. with that keystone pipeline it is environmentally safe and to put it on trains a does more harm if there is an accident but to suggest this is an excuse is a false argument because if we do build the pipeline, at best through their own economists it will affect the price of whale -- oriole. neil: but it is psychological and that's a fact in a world market would make a difference but would it be offset by the armageddon of the middle east? >>

heading out of new jersey into philadelphia traveling ben franklin bridge westbound we had an earlier accident, at one point blocking all lanes. that has been cleared. if you are traveling ben franklin bridge westbound you are still jam the entire length and this is affecting 676 and admiral wilson boulevard. heading eastbound we have construction, which is also, taking out the right-hand lane and causing delays there. now this delay is i-95 traveling northbound from the walt whitman bridge all the waste through to cottman avenue an earlier disable truck blocking the right lane for close to over an hour and a half right on top of rush hour right in the construction zones and we are still trying to recover from that. southbound i-95 we have usual delays in delaware count may touring around 476 and i-95 usual delays through construction zones on both sides of the cottman avenue and girard. fifteen is your average on the schuykill expressway, earlier westbound subsequent montgomery drive has been cleared but those delays are still stemming back to vare and 19 is your average on 476. because of the activity on the ben franklin bridge, we a

ben wedeman has more. >> reporter: the voice off camera asks, how old are you? i was born in 1980. you married? yes, he responds. i have two children. do you want to see them again? god knows i do. i have nothing to hide. a man who calls himself basal and a doctor causes, collecting his thoughts. so, talk, answer quickly. are you cooking up lies, shouts the other. vis video is one of eight interrogations obtained by cnn from syrian operationists. speaking with distinct iraqi accents and asking about what's going on in a town northeast of alep aleppo. from the questions it's clear they're not with the president, bashar al assad but rather with isis, the iz loomic state of iraq and syria. it's not clear what happened to these men, but another chilling video will show you later may be a clue. early last year, isis emerged as a major power in opposition controlled areas of northern syria. since then, the ultra extremist group has imposed strict islamist law, held public floggings and executions and most recently joined other groups left well over 2,000 dead. even al qaeda leader demand

essential is the responsibility has to fall upon the person whose aspect could most deal with whatever the issue is. there needs to be negotiation and prices that we accept. ben carson has addressed this in some detail. i think it offers this. we need the premiums to be tax deductible. we need to invite people to buy the insurance, to purchase it. we do not need individual mandates. we are people that pride ourselves on our freedoms and liberty. there are a host of conservative principles and politics that we can implement that would help contain the information or a healthcare cost that got obamacare in the first place. we could expand the health savings account that give individuals both responsibility and choice in managing their own health care and in addition we could even repeal or at least modest -- modify and that allows them to develop much larger risk pools that brings the cost down for everybody particularly folks in pre-existing conditions. remember that the obamacare is certainly a dream that pretense that it was also the result of a republican feeling when president bush was in office the inflationary cost was that republicans did not implement

with regard to cooperation with germany in particular it has ben exceptional. e things that people don't see on a day-to-day basis is the court nation, cooperation between obama and his counterparts. he has been on the phone for hours on end particular of a with chancellor merkle and the prime minister ante leadership of constant communication throughout the departments and agencies to produce exemplary cooperation. none of this is easy. there are competing interest among european countries and obviously the desire for a positive relationship with profound economic interest but from my vantage point we managed to remain remarkably united. chancellor merkle has been an extraordinary leader in this effort her voice and everything she has done with russia, european colleagues this situation has been exemplary but absent her leadership with the colleagues in europe. different pressures being exerted and that is the great question. my belief is the answer is yes but to take significant steps in the coming months to put themselves in a position to sustain and resist c

. >>> good news though, help has arrived for the phils pull ben in the form of 100 miles giles.usband ace 100-mile-an-hour fastball called up to the phillies prior to today's game. taking the spot of mike adams who was placed on the disabled list. >>> nascar continued its stop in the tristate area. last week they were at dover international speedway. today the pocono raceway was the scene. five laps to go, brad keselowski with the lead. dale earnhardt, jr. flies by him. dale earnhardt, jr. takes the checkered flag. he also claimed victory at the day tono 500. >>> california chrome's triple crown dreams ended yesterday when he finished in a tie for fourth. steve coburn was clearly upset after the race because several other horses in that field hadn't run in all three legs. he echoed that same sentiment this morning on the "today" show. >> when you nominate your horse for the triple crown, that means three. not one out of three, but three. so that's what i meant by it. it's a coward's shot at people or horses. >> tonalist was the winner. rafi nadal claimed his ninth french open ov

a source says garner has never understood ben's gambling obsession and while they may not like it theirionship is solid. >> he is really good at the tables. >> adorable reaction here from dinna manziel to an embarrassing situation. >> performing at radio city music hall, she suffered a malfunction, it wasn't a janet jackson scale. and an audience member pointed it out and thanks to a big screen, she was able to check it out. >> oh. oh, no. >> manziel went on to say, that is going to be all over television. you are right about that. at the end she actually noted at least they're real. >> at least they're real. on display. >> good sense of humor. >> when katie couric got engaged last september she said the wedding would be next summer. a woman of her word. getting hitched saturday the first day of summer. she and banker, john molner will marry in the hamptons with family. >> katie will wear a wedding band, two carats of pave' diamond and 5.5 carat earrings her fiance has given her for the occasion. katie, good luck. >> here we go. at the other end of the marital spectrum, j-lo's divorce f

so lee, do you then adhere to this view out there that interest rates, as ben bernanke has said, are to go back to, quote unquote, normal or 4% in his lifetime? >> i would never use the word never in the investment business. i think that probably normal over the next few years might be 2% fed funds, 4% ten-year government, the stock market as long as the economy's growing can handle that readily, not a problem. i'll just give you mindless -- statistics, not mindless but i don't like to sound like a statistician but for the last 50, 60 years the s&p multiple about 15 times in that period the ten-year groft was 6.67. the multiple in the market's now a bit over 16 and the ten-year's government's 2 1/2%. so the stock market is allowing for higher interest rates or slower secular economic growth and the fact it's allowing for it to me is a plus. i keep saying the same thing. in the financial asset neighborhood what are our choices investors, whether we're on the tv, on the panel, whatever? your choices are cash and you keep a certain amount of that and that's somewhere between 0 and 50 ba

growth or inflation evident and interest rates rising for economic health, if you listen to what ben bernanke has that we're all not talking about it in public, yields will not reach 4% in his lifetime, and i assume that lifetime is a 20 to 30-year horizon. >> and he'll be wrong. >> the fed will be wrong and the fed always overdoes. >> are you short treasury rates here, david? >> i think treasury rates are uninspiring, maybe a little bit of cash on the sideline finds its way in treasuries, but the potential to buy em debt of high quality and short duration of 4% yields. high-yield debt, 5% or better yields. senior bank lows. that's a god complement to what you're doing in the stock portfolio. >> tim, the last word. >> how you trade all of this. we're going talk about this on f-fun today but clearly emerging markets are that. the energy sector continues to run. stay fined for that. >> just made my job easy. now, the economy adding at least 200,000 jobs over each of the last four months. as mentioned, that's the fastest pace of job creation in more that be 14 years. my next guest says don't get too

we are again just left with damp roads at this point and not just here in the ben franklin bridge but every where else has since cleared out. we are still stuck with clouds keeping temperatures warm. we will go next, to storm scan three and look with the cloud cover still in place, it is still damp and muggy, the bulk of these storms basically are gone. ocean monmouth county on the border there still dealing with left over rain showers and sussex but beer basically out of the woods with this first round. you can see that edge still pushing out to sea at this point with clouds left over and that is it. now there is relief on the way. here's your cold front crossing today. brings in a couple showers or storms. shouldn't be anything severe at this point. then relief comes. later tonight we are clearing out, cooling down and by tomorrow it is definitely sunny. won't be anywhere near as hot. still warm. still getaway without a jacket but it will be a much more seasonal mid 80-degree high for us out there looking forward to the weekend. we have been promising you this stretch of perfect weather is going to be w

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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 traffic is moving, fine, but as soon as volume increases or you get a flurry of activity we will get a lot of chase on the ben franklin. take the walt whitman into new jersey this morning. if you are heading to the shore, ac expressway and parkway but, that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i don't mind the ant on the camera. >> we're being um staged by a bug on the ben franklin bridge. what is going on. >> thanks for the update, we appreciate it. >> little guy running through. >> speaking of traffic it is most crook street in the world and tourist travel from all over san francisco to get a glimpse of it. this weekend lombard street was closed to car traffic now it is an experiment in an attempt to straighten out tourist who have taken over legendary landmark. they want to give residents a surprise. no cars air loudon weekend afternoon. homeowners who paid a

ben ferguson and marc lamont hill join us again. the question to you, favre hashis day. will he help thad cochran pull this out in mississippi? >> i don't know. i'd like to think voters are smarter than allowing a super bowl-winning quarterback to dictate their policy. i think if cochran wins this it will be because of the political sway of the moment. it will be because of his politics and not because of brett favre. for me this whole brett favre thing smells very funny. it smells like political opportunism. it smells like a favor. brett favre's brother scott was in 1996 sentenced for vehicular manslaughter and 14 years was suspended and he served house arrest and then he only did 67 days in jail for another crime. in 2012 haley barbour suspended -- cleared his whole record. it seems kind of interesting that after all of that suddenly brett favre's in the political business. this seems like an arrangement to me. >> ben, do you think the tea party candidate has a good shot of winning? >> i do. i think this is desperation. as one caller said this week because i wa