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. >> kelly: what do you think the obama administration has bon done here. are trying to cover something up? >> it's very unclear who the main actors would be other than people who had a political stake in the story being told. department of state as an institution wouldn't have any interested in keeping this information going forward if it is about keeping diplomatic facilities safe. so someone with a political motive in my estimation. >> kelly: so in the best interests of country and obama administration, what should the white house be doing at this point? >> the white house white house ought to be making good what they have been saying. more than that they should make them readily available to members of congress who have been conducting an investigation. there have been several investigations, congress has trying to conduct seeking information and haven't been forthcoming from the executive branch. this one should have been less controversial than it has been. >> kelly: there was were systemic failures related to benghazi. white house has admitted that. s

what's one plus one going to get you, is it going to get you for you and would a dillard's and a bon ton do that, privately held companies out there like belks, and acting smart and making surety real estate makes sense which is a big opportunity for hudson's bay and saks would be key for a regional player as well. >> dillard's if they bought bosquoff and's bon ton and they would still be a third of the size of macy's. does dillard's have the management cajones to do it? could they survive at that scale because now you're going up against macy's which is gigantic, more than 800 and the lord & taylor and saks combo. if you're dillard's, do you say i'm happy with the regional presence? >> i think it's hard. hard to be a big player when the next closest competitor is almost four times your size so they need to be bigger to be a bigger factor with the vendors so i think they would be well off to merge with somebody like the belks and i think a bon ton or bosquoff's, that could all make sense because somebody could take all of those, rationalize them, close the bad stores and run the business. >

doing something -- hear the music -- awesome. >> give me an eskimo pie. >> i'll take one of these, i'll take the bon-bons. >> been a while since seen one. >> i'm sure you have fond memories chasing trucks. i do, i do. ten cents for an ice cream. i'm not that old. 87 degrees in livermore. 77 fremont. 79 in redwood city. i'm not going to shortchange you. heres your serven day outlook. mid-80s, upper 80s across the board. no major swings. good morning. >> keeping it even. here even flow as well. across the golden gate bridge morning track not a problem. low clouds. watch the marin site. might be why the metering lights have been turned on early. bay bridge from emeriville camera. backup at the toll plaza early, heavy, guys. there with the shot. >> thank you. >>> 5:57. ntsb giving us new details about the investigation into the crash at san francisco's international airport. bob redell is on scene. just talked to the chairman. we'll have him coming up and telling all in a live report. . . >>> a big jolt on the plane, shocked everybody around. something hit the plane. >> another scare at sfo. overnight investigation that warns pass

now his head has a big bump and he is doing all right according to the doctors. singer bonersey governor chris christie today in rock star's new jersey hometown where bon jovi presented the governor a personal check for $1 million for the state's hurricane sandy relief fund. they call it the garden state -- well, the garden state native said he wanted to help his hometown and he did in a big way. only one more week until all is right in the world. and twinkies return to store shelves. hostess shut down production back in november after contract problems with its largest union. another company later bought the rights to twinkies, when they come back, they will have a shelf life of 45 days. instead of 26. we don't care how they accomplish that because twinkies are not health food. updating some of fox top stories tonight. the judge in the george zimmerman murder trial ruled jurors can hear of a report showing trayvon martin had small amounts of thc in his body when he died. that, of course, the active ingredient in marijuana. the country music star randy travis is listed in c

doing this. celebrities love to embrace destructive programs because they don't need them. you don't think john bon using public assistance when he visits his obgyn. bottom line for obama, stars matter more than doctors. he doesn't realize oprah will not do a hip replacement, doctors are leaving in droves. we are losing doctors. >> there are about 6 million young people on their parents' insurance policy, allowed to under this bill. another 2 million. >> they don't need it. >> had pre-existing conditions. i got insurance because i had a pre-existing condition. >> you could have paid out of pocket. >> i could have, that's right. there's a lot of pluses. name one thing in real terms. >> part-time workers. >> where? >> all across the country, bob. >> the last jobs number was somewhere around 150, 160,000 jobs created. 100% of in you jobs were in part-time work. >> i also have one other one. it sucks. obama care. >> and that's been proved. >> bob, premiums have gone up an average of $2500 per family. >> you keep saying this. premiums, insurance companies have been raising premiums every year. >> the fi

do the survey. >> you are absolutely right. i agree. celebrities are in the weird world where they can embrace programs they don't use. i seriously don't think john jon bon jovi uses assistance to get his pap smear. kevin, you have a look of anguish. >> i was wondering what he is doing about his harem. >> he is turning into a woman. >> the thing that bugs me about this is hollywood is opposed to being rebels and independent thinkers. they are some of the -- there is a rolling stone cover a couple weeks ago and it was johnny depp as ton toe and an outlaw looks at 50. you are an employee of the walt disney company. what sort of outlaw do you think you are? these people will suck up to the white house. >> it is frightening. >> they are the least rebellious since the court gesture or the fool or what are the other ones? they are like hair -- harlequins and so are you. you live in l.a. and hobnob with celebrities. is it all they talk about besides bestiality? >> yeah, yeah. no, every time we have celebrities on what they talk about is what ever they are there endorsing. it has gotten to be an awkward dance. we just had two nfl players there to talk about depe

you don't think that bon -- jon von jovi is going to use public assistance. oprah will not be doinghe hip replacement. we are losing doctors in droves. >> there are 6 million young people who are on their parents' insurance policy because they have been allowed to on this bill. >> they don't need. >> it 2 million people with pre-existing conditions. i got insurance finally -- >> you could have paid out of pocket. >> that's right. there is a lot of plus. i want you to name me one thing so far in real term it's. >> part-time workers i. where? >> across the country where. >> the 49ers. >> that's -- >> the last jobs number was somewhere around 150 or 160,000 jobs created. 100% of new jobs were part-time work. >> i have another one -- it sucks. obamacare. >> how do you know? >> i read. >> the premiums have gone up $2500 for family. >> you keep saying this -- >> premiums have been going up every year since 1950. >> the first step of recovery is admitting you have a problem. >> believe me, i know something about that. you ought to get rid of insurance companies. >> give them what they real

bon jovi. >> i played here in a talent show one summer. my band came in last place. >> but he was ready to douding sweeping floors at the record studio until he could launch a song called "runaway." ♪ ooh she's a little runaway >> i am intrigued when people ask why i do it. i do it because i love to do it. i was never motivated by money or fame. i love to perform and write songs and that is what i'm blessed enough to do. everyone who loves who they do, that is the fulfillment of life and i love my job. >> in the music world, the job is a model of hard work and confidence. ♪ shot through the heart and you're to blame ♪ ♪ you give love a bad name >> he is married to the girl he met in high school history class. they have four children together. and even though that all american home is, well, a little bigger now -- >> my wife and i designed this whole thing. >> -- a lot bigger. the message is the same. passion. stamina. >> there is a lot going out there and doing it. it's some where between a prize fighter and an army general. you have to close your eyes and just pretend your singing in the sho

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so in a place like sayreville, john bon jovi's birthplace. 375re buying out probably thousand homes, and those people are willingly doing it. they are ready. we will probably get the first half of those bought out by this september, so pretty quickly after the storm. within a year those people will be out. will go to another community and buy another home. my approach has been i want to buy another neighbor -- i want to buy whole neighborhoods. you will be helping a few people, but you will still have to do with physical destruction of those neighborhoods in the aftermath, so we have been encouraging folks to get together in neighborhoods and decide we need to go, all of us need to go together. in sayreville and south river, between those two, we will 500,000 homes in those areas. coasts will go down the and offer the same kind of deals to others. >> >> once you buy the homes and you are in the position with the land and whatever remains, what are you going to do? what are you going to do with the land? >> passive use and try to set it up so we know it floods there -- let's use the lands and work the terrain to try to p

under the theory that pollution is fungible, if they do it in canada or chinese, still pollutes the globe, does it not? >> geography is a stub bon thing and shanghai is a long way from alberta. there's now would to get that oil to china. >> my point is you're saying don't pull crude out of the ground because it may eventual he refine it? prices will be 10, 15, $20 a gallon. >> we think that tar sand sneads to stay in the ground. it's destroying a forest. >> you're trying to tell me, if we don't build the keystone pipeline, canada isn't going to sell it to somebody else? >> that's what goldman gold goln sachs does. >> dot bob dean thing canada is going to say, if it's not going throw keystone we're not going to pump it out of the ground? >> well, the fact is, expanding that tar sand production depends absolutely on the keystone pipeline that's what we're todd by wall street, by the industry. >> canadianes have already said, if you don't want it, we'll sell it to somebody else. if that happens we have to find oil from somebody else to buy. it's our neighbor. it's a friendly neighbor. >> we're great neighbors. we don't have better

bon jovi concerts joining us now. let's go through this. starbuck's, first name. >> no matter what they were to do, if they would miss in a huge way, then you have a significant problem. but i have to tell you something. this is a company that will continue to be a long-term story list. they're bringing yogurt into the stores, they're diversifying away from their basic coffee. >> they're becoming a restaurant, not just a coffee shop. liquor, they've got hot food, cold food, now they're talking about yogurt. they're becoming a 7 h-lerch. >> howard schultz will be on the squawk. posted notes, scotch tape 3m. they selling? >> they reiterated their guidance, but here's what you need to know. this is a classic buyback story. they said they'll be buying back 3 million to $4 million worth of stock. the important thing about this is they're saying they haven't done the acquisitions, they're not doing as many acquisitions. this is somewhat of an acquisitions story. you just want to look at that. >> i want an income statement story. let's go to dunkin brands. >> the big story is they'll be opening up in sou

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bon jovi said returning home was humbling and he called the $1 million donation a drop in the bucket. >> p s my parents live in sayerville. do>> they do. there is a part of sayerville that was untouched by sandy, a part that was untouched by sandy. a part along the water devastated. there are people still out of their homes. if you drive down a certain road in sayerville. everything that was supposed to be inside is outside waiting to be picked up. not enough resources to come and get the stuff. this is going to be incredibly helpful. $1 million check he gave. >> good for jon bon jovi. >> you bet. >> coming up, all the money on the line as the world awaits a special delivery. >> duchess kate approaches her due date, the bets are, about the baby's gender, name and a lot more. >> later you heard about wedding themes. ah, introducing you to a groom-to-be marrying his bride on a pirate ship. wait until you hear all about the pirate ship though. you're watching "world news now." ♪ a pirate's life for me >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by no no hair removal. emoval. weather brought to you by no no hair r . hd

doing better. >> good. >> this is a devastating infection. it's extremely rare. in the past ten years there have been 30 people who have gotten this, all of them have died. cnn medical producer john bonat arkansas children's hospital and said there are reasons for hope. they used an experimental anti-amoeba drug. >> experimental anti-amoeba drug. >> this is an amoeba drug that's eating at her brain. they checked her cerebral spinal fluid for the a me amoeba drug. >> why? because of the drug? >> because of the drug and the mom. that mom knew there was something with the daughter and she got her into the hospital quickly. by the time she got to the hospital she was still talking and walking and that's unusual. most of these folks, people wait too long and then there's nothing they can do. the doctors said because her mom got her to the hospital so quickly and they could get this drug so quickly. i would also credit the doctors because a kid walks in with a fever, really tired, sometimes mom gets a pat on the head and is told, oh, she's got a virus and took her home. they said, wait a second. >> they were on to something. >> they were on to something. this water park had another one a c

jon bon jovi's birthplace, we are buying out probably 375 homes. those people are willingly doing it. we will probably get the first half of those bought out by this september. pretty quickly after the storm, within one year, those people will be out, and have the money in their hands to go to another community. my approach has been, i want to buy whole neighborhoods. buying houses piecemeal will not do anything. you will still have to deal with destruction in those neighborhoods in the aftermath of it. what we have been encouraging is for folks to get together as neighborhoods and to say, all of us need to go together. and sayerville, and another, we will buy about 500 homes. in phase two of the federal funding we are getting which will come in october, that will go down the coast and start offering the same kind of deals to others. >> once you buy the homes and you are in the position with the land and whatever remains, what are you going to do? what are you going to do with the land? >> passive use and try to set it up so we know it floods there -- let's use the lands and work