. >> cool story, bev. >>> the gang from improv everywhere is back. this time they're making some music. >> love them. >> i guess you could call it music. here's how they're doing it. >> they got 100 people to park their car in a shopping center parking lot on staten island and set off their car alarms. all at the exact same time. the guy from "improv everywhere" sort of acts as a conductor. >> i hate that sound. >> imagine 100 of them all at the same time. >> imagine if you are walking out of this kohl's or this lowe's and you're just like, what is happening? every single alarm in the parking lot is going off. i would think it was an earthquake. >> two freak me out. >> you can see the video people are obviously really confused as to what's going on. it is also funny when they try to shut their car alarms off because they have a little bit of trouble doing that. >> i want to pull my hair out right now and i'm not even there. >> good harmless prank. >> you know when you eat something sometimes and you get that feeling like, it's just not sitting right

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this week which is a city in georgia that has successfully outsourced most of city government well bev ics on you tube wrote i would be concerned with privatized city government too much risk for cronyism if attempted all bids should be put online and the entire financial should be put out you make absolutely a great point this model opens up the possibility for no big contracts and cronyism to be sure perhaps the kind of corruption you see at the pentagon for example would draw us to this story was this town seems to be saving money and doing it well in their model the way that they're carrying out you heard what the mayor said the interview she said it's very important to write a good contract to encourage competition and to keep contractors on their toes. if the service is not delivered and all the conditions are not met by by companies somebody else will be there to do the work. bye-bye company but no there is certainly no cure for bad management and corruption now we also talked this week about how barclays is settling over accusations which they've fessed up to reportedly that th

i couldn't tell them who i was and what i was doing there before i found myself in the bev beverly hills for some of my friends in beverly hills that i could call that were quite influential that you might want to reconsider. when they got that message they released me. i was never quite the same with hollywood knowing that the tent cals of racism could reach into a community of liberal thinking that existed among the actors and super stars that lived in beverly hills. i have great similarly ies becae on the issue of race we've never come square. we've never had that discussion. >> i don't think we haven't talked race in america? >> quite the contrary. wa we've done, we've buried it. we have taken it to a subterranean place when before we were in the civil rights movement, we had super bowls sit were quite visible. now we have these things that are written in law. there's no sign that says no allowed. now i think the kind of racism, the experience is far more is up li subliminal. >> do you think it's worse? >> not only is it worse, but it expresses itself in the political landscape. i do

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. >> thank you, bev. >>> the time right now is 6:19. next in sports, the battle of the beltways is over for another year while it is a battle for first place for d.c. united. >> but right now it's time for another check on our question of the morning. reader's digest says which of these things happens most often on friday afternoons around 5:10. is it a, facebook updates, b, online video game playing or c, road rage? >> facebook friend tony says it's c, everyone wants to start the weekend like now. they feel everyone should get out of their way and if you don't move fast enough for them, they get angry. they need a chill pill. >> maybe they're posting to say hey, i'm heading out on the roadways. keep the guesses coming. we'll reveal the answer at 6:49. you can't argue with nutrition you can see. great grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. see the seam? more processed flakes look nothing like natural grains. i'm eating what i know is better nutrition. mmmm. great grains. search great grains and see for yourself. >>> w

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. >> suarez: democratic governor bev perdue wanted $10 million, enough to pay $50,000 to each of the46 known living victims. >> aye! >> suarez: the measure overwhelmingly cleared the state house in may, but yesterday the state senate announced a budget without money for victims. >> there was no ability to develop consensus on one path forward with reference to eugenics. >> suarez: lawmakers will vote on a final budget later this week. we get more on all this from john frank, a reporter covering the story for the "news and observer" in charolette. he joins us from raleigh. this agreement was first announced to compensate those who had been sterilized without their consent, was there any anticipation that it was going to run into an inability to get appropriated money? >> from the beginning when the eugenics task force first approved the $50,000 payments in january, victims were hopeful. house speaker tom tillis, a powerful republican, got on board early and backing some form of compensation he put legislation in motion and put hit in the state budget. so victims for more hopeful tham

priests in the archdiocese in pl fism h was the official who responded directly to cardinal anthony bev lack watch. and he helped deal with-- with their assignments. any time the priests are problems, transfers and such. and he learned when he took the job that part of his job included investigating priests who had been accused of sexually abusing children. investigating and making recommendations to the cardinal about what to do about those priests. >> warner: and so what is he charged with doing. >> specifically, in this case,he isccus just with two priests, with actually making recommendations to put these priests in parishes after either knowing or suspecting that they had already abused children. so therefore endangering children by putting these priests in a position to do it again. >> warner: so how did the prosecutors go about building this case in terms of getting into specific instances? >> well, and this is interesting because in philadelphia here like diocese all over the country, this blew up in the wake of boston after 25002. so whahapped in philadelphia was there were man

what do we do about that part, senator, in the law is gone on our budget bev sit goes up by 200 bills, how is that a win sth. >> you're right. people are very worried about the economy. that's what i hear about every weekend at home in wyoming. we have 8.2% unemployment, college graduates that can't find work consistent with the training and education they've got even. they are stuck with large debt. when they talk about some of these numbers, if the law is struck down, remember this is a healthcare law that is full of budget tricks, accounting gimmicks and broken promises. i think when you actually get down to the real cost of this healthcare law, the cost is that it's caused so much uncertainty for the businesses of the country, the people that actually hire people, that put people back to work, that businesses all around the country have been reluctant to make that decision and the commitment to hire someone new because of the threats coming out of the obama administration of increasing taxes, the mandates of the healthcare law and additional red tape and regulations which make it

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