bonnie, are you chuck lig because you are racist.o these people deserve to be beaten like that. >> well this is the by product of having a black president. white guys think they can go into the hood and do pranks. it is still not cool for a white guy to prank in the hood. >> no. >> are they geniuses though? it is so funny. >> you know what this is? it is "jackass" with a perhaps possibility of death. >> yes, i think that is what is making me laugh. this may be the one where he gets killed. >> joanne, which one of these guys are you going to try to marry? >> oh gosh, i don't know. the one with the muscles? this was terrifying. i couldn't even watch all of them. >> which one did you stop at? >> you don't get comedy. >> the one on the basketball court where he like flipped his body over. i do think though even if you weren't in the hood and if you did this in another environment with another race of people you would get a same hostile response. >> no, you wouldn't. no, you wouldn't. >> it would be like -- in the upper west side they wou

now, for folks that don't know bonnie, she's from the cancer foundation. you walked into my clinic and you fixed r. >> stage three lung cancer. >> she had 3b in a trekkie spot. she's a fighter and we're a can-do team and we built a program and she was in the thoracic oology program and she realized she could do more on herown and started foundation that i helped her start and the rest has been history and she's been trying to change the perpective on lung cancer and drive awarene and build novel clinical trials and novel approaches because, you know, it's never a good time, obviously, to have cancer but it's alst a good time because we're on the cusp of what i think areramatic changes. >> in just a moment, we do is to >> in just a moment, we do is to take a break in just a ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home for the first time. chase. so you can. >> welcome back to "beyond the headlines." california has the second lowest population o

persona, todo el mundo sabe que es un evento espectacular, es importante para nosotros la ayuda de bonnye de ver. sÉ que va a hacer las cosas increÍbles. >> desde su llegada ha recibido 3 importantes premios, latino del aÑo, jugador del aÑo. >> bonny tiene mucho que ofrecer no en vano lleva 10 aÑos como profesional jugÓ la mayor parte de su carrera para tegucigalpa con el que disputÓ 12 finales, fue con la selecciÓn nacional de su paÍs al mundial sudÁfrica 2010 con experiencia que lo hizo madurar como jugador. >> mÁs que todo desde la calidad tÉcnica que tiene la selecciÓn, la dinÁmica, la intensidad, de responsabilidad en cada metro de cancha es algo importante que me ayudo a mejorar a mÍ. >> no todo en la vida de bonny es fÚtbol estar con su familia su mayor alegrÍa aunque al llegar houston tuvieron dificultades para adaptarse al nuevo ritmo de de vida. todos estÁn felices con la decisiÓn. >> al comienzo era como complicado difÍcil como que no asimilar vamos muy bien la situaciÓn de por quÉ dejaba tanto, por quÉ pasaba tanto tiempo fuera de casa, creo que nos contagiÓ ya ahora sentimos

i would say i am more like margaret scully than bonnie. she is a little scary.ot afraid to play here because like to be big and bold and the comedy is large and i am not afraid of that. i attribute that to my theater training, growing up doing ofces and all those sort comedy of errors and going back and forth from different styles was nervouscause i about doing that. i was doing "masters of sex" and i had to go do the "mom" pilate. once i got on the set and was ath anna and chuck,, i am in different world than i can exist in this world, too. that chuck has given a story lines that allow us to be pretty emotional and a half hour with the issues we deal with and i am grateful to him for that because otherwise it tends to be that format. high andit exists at a there is not a lot of variance and deep lows and i love that he is letting us do that with a different issue, the issues we are tackling. tavis: this is a question i should ask of chuck but since he is not here i will ask you. how do you have a comedy that does allow you to do with that sort of emotion and he

they opened the show with their 2002 hit "bonnie and clyde." take a peek. ♪ ♪ nobody will ever come between us ♪ >> y'all sing it, come on. >> it starts tomorrow in cincinnati. >>> barbara walters' emotional retirement from "the view." the hat fest is undergoing a major overhaul with the departures of sherry shepherd and jenny mccarthy. that leaves just whoopi goldberg. >>> big news for a "friends" star. courtney cox is engaged to johnny mcdave. the couple was introduced last year by ed sheeran who posted the news last year. cox was previously married to actor david arquette. they have a 10-year-old daughter cocoa. >>> texas republican louie, he is getting pretty good at photo bombing his fellow lawmakers.

>> bonni i'm sold. it saves children. it's bipartisan.t's metrics based, out come oriented and transparent. what is not to like? >> bonnie i'm in favor of reviewing government programs and how we are using the money and put it to the best use possible. >> i am a fan of the program. a new alignment of resources, private and public together is a step in the right direction. >> i'm optimistic it will work. i wish government accountability weren't such a rarity. >> would you tell other programs to follow this program? >> absolutely. i would love for this to succeed so they can say the rest of you should implement that. >> i have to throw this out there. the other side, of course, is we have people suffering in this country and we are not out of the great recession, unemployment is still high. should -- if you were in an inner-city with an unwed mother with two hungry children how would you feel about this? >> i work on domestic issues that are urgent and pressing and yet still understand the importance in addressing global poverty. it's very

why is home birthing on the rise. >> bonnie, that's what i want to know. i can only hope that this is a hapless fad that will fade before somebody dies. >> finally we agree on something. you know, it is on the rise. i think it is a fad. there is some concern people have about the super bugs going in to the hospitals but it is much safer to have your baby in the hospital than it is at home. >> to the point of why. many women are concerned by over medicalization of child birth they feel that is happening. i don't think it's a surprise that the people who have access toe home birthing are women with mor money. >> when i first heard about the show, for example, i thought created by group that was trying to critique the health care system. they do actually have medical people on staff that can jump in if needed. >> getting care, why is it white women who are doing this more than persons of color, women of color, i was surprised by that difference. >> that's a fascinating question. going in to the deep history, absolutely was more often women of color who were g

bonnie's neighbors helped her. the two dogs in the fire quickly started to respond after being given air. >> if you people's injured and attacked a woman and killed her dog. walking her dog when a pair of people's ran up the road and attacked them it happened tuesday in west chicago. the dogs dragged her to the ground and she tried to hang on to her dog. a man hit the dogs over the head with a shovel and the dogs finally let go. >> i could see the dogs running at me and i fought like do? the came so fast and i tried to get my dog out of the way to save him. >>bonnie said she was bit on the hand and had to get four stitches. the owner of the pit bulls could face charges. a former police officer in wisconsin has been arrested in connection with the deaths of two women whose remains were found in suitcases near lake geneva. highway workers found the suitcases while cutting grass in geneva, wisconsin, earlier this month. steven zelich was taken into custody yesterday, but no charges have been filed. investigators spent

hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary", a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, modern-day slavery. a new state department reports says 20 million people are being trafficked worldwide, mainly for sex. last year 44,000 were identified as survivors. "the journey from victim to survivor" is the theme of this year's report. it restates the u.s. commitment to stopping this depraved practice and assesses efforts by governments around the world to fight modern-day slavery. trafficking survivor and advocate elisabeth corey says the report is helpful, but could go further. >> what i think that it doesn't do for us is focus so much on the domestic aspect of traffickings, which is something that i have spent a lot of time talking about that it isn't just happening in other countries. the report is a very good start we are looking to hold country's accountable for traffcking. one of the thing we need to start doing i think is start to put some of those monetary sanction

the power couple opened the show with their 2002 hit, "bonny and clyde." ♪ bonny and clyde ♪ >> y'allthat headpiece there. the tour continues tomorrow in cincinnati. >>> just a few weeks after barbara walters' emotional retirement from the view, the chat fest is undergoing a major overhaul. with the departures of chery shepard a shepard. >>> courteney cox engaged to johnny mcdade. the couple introduced last year by ed sheeran posted the news on twitter with matching selfies because that's how we do it these days. cox was previously married to actor david arquette with whom she has a 10-year-old daughter named coco. >>> family guy creator seth macfarlane is promising to match up to $5 million. >>> romantic comedy dream team meg ryan and tom hanks set to reunite in ryan's directorial debut. >>> and hitting theaters this weekend, transformers: age of extinction, i cannot wait, starring mark wahlberg, also, "begin again" with keira knightley. "way too early" starts right now. >>> i am pumped about team usa's match against germany today. they said it could not be done. but we dug down deep

this is a brand new updid it on the search for a pair of bonnie and clyde-style crooks. 21 year old samia petite of philadelphia is under arrest accused of taking part in two armed robberies an shooting. plea police say she and a male companion robbed two men outside separate gun shots in the city. one victim was shot in the leg during one of the holdups. the search for petite's accomplice continues. >> cleanup begins today in the town of pilger it was nearly wiped out by twin tornadoes and twisters are to blame for one death. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is live at the big board. she has more on a scene of utter devastation. good morning, erin. that's right, tam. unfortunately that death from these twin twisters was a five-year-old child. 19 other people were injured and more than half of the town of pilger nebraska was destroyed by these storms. and you can see in this incredible video i think just captures the size and intensity of these two tornadoes that made a direct hit on the small community about 100 miles northwest of omaha. businesses farms and the town's fire department

so bonnie is questioning, what is that we use to measure, who has merit, who gets to go to the elitecolleges? who they saw the opportunity in america. so the two women looking at different aspects of justice in america are powerful, powerful books are very proud of. >> a very quick look at some of the books coming up a beacon press in the fall of 2014. this is a tv on cease and two. >> we believe that all men are created equal. yet many are denied equal treatment. we believe that all men have unalienable right, yet many american do not enjoy those rights. we believe that all men are entitled to the blessing of liberty, yet millions are being deprived of those lessons. not because of their failures, but because of the color of their skin. the reasons are deeply embedded in history and tradition in the nature of man. we can understand without rancor or hatred how this all happened. but it cannot continue. our constitution, the foundation of our republic, the principles of our freedom forbid it. morality forbids it. and the law i will sign tonight forbids it. >> booktv sat down with hil

todo el mundo sabe es un evento espectacular, es importante para nosotros que bonny se prepare para elÓ la mayor parte de su padre era para olimpia del tegucigalpa, honduras equipo con el que disputÓ 12 finales y ganó 8. ademÁs fue con la selecciÓn nacional de su paÍs al mundial de sudÁfrica 2010, una experiencia que lo hizo madurar como jugador. >> mÁs que todo desde la calidad tÉcnica que tiene otra selecciÓn la dinÁmica, la intensidad, la serenidad, la responsabilidad en cada metro de cancha fue algo importanteque me ayudÓ a mejorar a mÍ. >> no todo en su vida es fÚtbol estar con su familia es su mayor alegrÍa aunque al llegar a houston tuvieron dificultades para adaptarse nuevo ritmo de vida hoy todos estÁn felices con la decisiÓn. >> al comienzo era como complicado, difÍcil com que no asimila vamos bien la situaciÓn de por quÉ viajaba tanto, pasaba tanto tiempo fuera de casa creo que ahora ya nos contagiÓ ahora sentimos muy de cerca lo que es el fÚtbol, la pasiÓn de Él. >> este volante catracho llegÓ en la maleta llena de ilusiones a brasil veremos la sorpresa que su selecciÓn os

. >> remember the bonnie bell lip gloss? everybody lopd bonnie bell.he watermelon, the strawberry. you could get away with that. >> when was your first? >> i think -- i was late. i think i wore it in high school a little. i always tried to wear lipstick, my mom always said, you don't have lipstick on? put lipstick on. she thinks you don't look good without it. >> my mom at meals is putting lipstick on when she's done eating. >> women and lipstick. even when i go jogging, i'm going out running. what do you mean? hike this? yes. go put on lipstick. oh my god, i'm going running. >> i'm going to the gym, i never need lipstick. >> you never know who you might run into. >> i had this situation on the walk home from a restaurant where i was feeding my child spaghetti so i had spaghetti on my ankle, on my purse, all over my face. i run into taye dougs on my street. he said, hey, i know you but i don't know how. hi, i'm jenna. thinking, mama's got it! he said, you have some green stuff in your teeth. he said, good to see you but you have a lot of green things i

to bonnie, i love you. my sentiments for her and this court has been totally you know, busted up and as you said, split decision. and the good part is 9-0. even though i might not agree and i really don't agree with the conservative side, but my question to you, sir. the idea that we got this privacy thing. is there any way in god's world that these -- we've been given a possibility at a woman's right to choose, privacy wise, we're affirmed or -- you understand my question, sir? guest: sure. the question is where do the abortion rights stand within the rights of the supreme court? we can say that from -- the court has not had a straight-on case challenging the basic holding of roe vs. wade in the opinion that recognized women's abortion rights. but there have been cases involving efforts by states and the federal government to restrict abortion rights or regulate abortion rights. and the court has pretty much sent this signal, you might say, through some of the orders and that have come its way. the court h

bonnie, it's great to have you with us, bonnie bowe. >> so the news comes out and presumably mark 10ecome challenge, do they lose share? >> they will. altria is being rolled out. blue is the one in the market for a couple years and has the leading share almost 50% of the ecig market. i think there is some risk. i think ultimately what will happen is the engine of these two other players will catapult the growth of the ecig category. >> so maybe they'll have more prominent displays in stores. >> marketing spending behind these products. just the aware ness factor i think will bring more consumers into the category. >> i think the stock stands up by itself, obviously, there has been rumor, reynolds to take over loralor. here at 61.5, i think even without that takeover premium, thing to is very interesting. >> very much. >> is it out there, is there a chance somebody comes in and gobbles these guys up? >> i think faber is wrong. i am convinced a deal will happen, i think it makes sense. so my conviction is quite high. i got about a 90% probability. so i think reynolds could pay up to $8

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for me as a female, i love that. >> thank you, bonnie ross.as this year's expo was on display, there are big blockbusters, epic cinematic adventures and then there was some poignant art industry, like "valiant hearts" an emotional story inspired from real life letters from world war i. that's attracted a lot of attention there today. what's going to take home game of the show and where is this industry headed in rand miller and ken are both here. rand, what's your game of the show so far? >> i like "no man sky." but, you know, i move a little more to the indian stuff. i love the indian influence. "no man sky", the open world, i want to go there, explore new planets and have my own. >> i love that spirit of exploration. ken, how about you? >> i think "valiant hearts" and i'm a follow ee eer of world wa. >> it's very much in the spirit of your own work, which is very well researched historically. i love bringing in that history into games. i love hearing they're bringing back "grim fandango. people are home not nerdy enough to know that can goog

and while the grass may look bonnie green and lovely now, it still needs a late-spring feeding to keept that way. another feeding now with scotts strengthens and helps defend your lawn from the brutal heat and heavy use to come. nbr: we knew that, right guys? oh yeah... let's go feed! scott: get scotts turf builder lawn food. feed your lawn. feed it! >>> i'm joined now by cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr. barbara, the other part of this equation, that is, these five ex-detainees from the guantanamo bay prison, what do you know about them? >> here is what the u.s. is telling reporters about these men who they are and what they have done. let me walk through it with everybody here. first up, there is a former afghan minister of interior during the taliban rule. he was a governor, a military commander. he is alleged to have ties to osama bin laden. that's one of them. next up, a deputy minister of defense under the taliban, a senior military commander. he was wanted -- is wanted by the united nations in connection with the killing of hundreds, if not thousands of afghan shiites du

bonnie clark was drafted 17th overall 45 years ago.y the way sidney crosby, all have to change right? >> andrew wiggins was most sought after player in nba draft. sixers tried and could not trade one cleveland. had it worked out i bet they would remember his name at a press conference. >> let's say hello to mitchell wiggins. or andrew wiggins i'm sorry. i go back. mitchell come back, andrew wiggins, could come on andrew. >> mitchell wiggins is father former sixer it's andrew, andrew wiggins honest mistake by the cleveland cavaliers announcer. it's live tv we've all been there. that was not the mistake he wanted to make on this day. >> finally tonight the warm night led itself to frozen entertainment. families packed hawthorne park in south fold watch disney's hit proceedsen. animated film features oscar winning 1207bg let it go. the next movie at the park jewel 25 featuring lego movie. disney of course the parent company of channel 6. >> "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel 6 followed by "nightline". "action news" continues at 5:30 with

. >>> a new update on the search for a pair of bonnie and clyde style crooks. 21 year old samea 's petitbed two men. one victim was shot in the leg during one of the holdups. the search for petite's accomplice continues. >>> a chester police cruiser collided. this was the scene at second and flower street. the chester police officer was not hurt. the driver of the suv was taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. an investigation is under way to determine who is at fault. >>> penndot is relocating one of its driver's license centers, the facility at south columbus boulevard will close this saturday june 21st. operations at the new location at 330 west oregon avenue will open on tuesday june 24th. penndot says the new facility offers better parking and additional seating for customers. >> 4:46 right now and still to come on "action news," a young man describing saving his mother from an armed intrude interdelaware. >> and we'll have another live report from the scene of that deadly house collapse and fire in wilmington. "action news" is gathering new information right now. >> and "acti

and while the grass may look bonnie green and lovely now, it still needs a late-spring feeding to keep it that way. another feeding now with scotts strengthens and helps defend your lawn from the brutal heat and heavy use to come. nbr: we knew that, right guys? oh yeah... let's go feed! scott: get scotts turf builder lawn food. feed your lawn. feed it! you want a loan to build you can't do that.ica? nobody builds factories in the us anymore... you can't do that. using american raw materials makes no sense... you can't do that. you want to hire workers here in the states? they're too expensive, you can't do that. fortunately we didn't listen to the experts. at weathertech we built american factories, we use american raw materials and we hire american workers. weathertech.com, proudly made in america. quality like this...you can't do that. >>> eight states hold primaries this tuesday. these pieces are tweets from a contest teach in the mississippi mud. >> it's a race tailor-made for the tea party, aimed at long time republican senator thad cochran. he's been in the senate a long time. ho

and while the grass may look bonnie green and lovely now, it still needs a late-spring feeding to keept that way. another feeding now with scotts strengthens and helps defend your lawn from the brutal heat and heavy use to come. nbr: we knew that, right guys? oh yeah... let's go feed! scott: get scotts turf builder lawn food. feed your lawn. feed it! >>> here's my bottom line. america must always lead on the world stage. if we don't, no one else will. but u.s. military action cannot be the only or even primary component of our leadership in every instance. just because we have the best hammer does not mean that every problem is a nail. >> president obama wednesday delivering the commencement address at west point. it was billed by the white house as a major foreign policy speech, metropolitan to answer the president's critics and lay out a coherent vision of american leaderership. so did it do either? we're back with dan henninger, anastasia, and matt. dan, as the president said, i want to lay out my vision. is there such a thing as an obama doctrine? >> an obama doctrine, that's an in

he's watching his back these days when he comes and goes after this bonnie and clyde duo stole then gunsn toes days they can from customers leaving gun ranges. >> we're always paying attention whose around us whenever we go and come out. >> this is surveillance video of the bandits in action wednesday night as they robbed a customer leaving the gun range on percy street in spraining garden. police now believe they're the same suspects who robbed two men of seven guns in the northeast thursday night. >> these two suspects are armed with nine weapons from revolve verse to semi-automatic weapons all different calibers. >> the suspects robbed a bagful of guns during the hold up outside the delaware valley sports center just before 9:00. and escaped in dark colored car with tinted windows. they shot a 67 year old man even after he turned over his gun. >> i pray for his family. i hope that he recuperates report roar police now have this surveillance video of the dee mail suspect as she got out of the get away car and came inside the gun range right before the rob bro wednesday night. you can c

turned up the money something the fool to believe was the right sector but a black flags i think bonnie's of the right sector here i doubt they started to help the russian embassy building with the eggs and it was going to end as a whole critters you know i was truly smashed now so that was kind of a side i. i thought that it was the situation this gets more tense protesters have turned over embassy cars parked outside the perimeter is blocked with tires and the driveways a blocked with the protesters own cars they've torn down the russian flag from the pole ukrainian police are supposed to guard the embassy they are preventing the harm being done to russian property there are hundreds of cars were overturned by one stage all the days in the u.s. spilled out to the people around a corner that was going to be the protesters and demonstrators are going to set fire to the vehicles really any emergency services turned up on posters the cars the car sorry that some so that was fought out things here at the moment a somewhat peaceful kind conclude from what we see here in the last few hours in

host: bonnie is waiting in ohio on our line for independents. bonnie, good morning.caller: good morning. my question is, there was a caller on c-span, and they taught -- talked these isis is actually freedom fighters that were brought in from benghazi, went to syria, and they are who is fighting in iraq, but they actually are members from the west that are americans that belong to this group. and pro president obama will not bomb them because the members of isis are actually people from america that went over and joined this organization and that they have called the freedom fighters. they were in syria, and now they're moving into iraq. host: can you clear up some of bonnie's questions? guest: sure. bonnie, thanks for that question. it's certainly the case that there is kind of an international movement, and there's some fighters who have moved between these different complexes one after another. that's one of the unfortunate things about these waves of wars that have been happening in the middle east. i have not heard the theory that there are americans directly in

one and only he's joining me today and we're talking about the task a colony yes all about the task bonnie economy and what it means for the future of work in america now technology has brought us a new way to connect people who need things done with people who want to work and there are many variations on this theme task rabbit for example find you workers to do a whole range of task from you know your garage. flower here's the other things like that task rabbit does a background check for people who want work and then they can start getting on odd jobs available it turns out that there are a whole range of services like this today now sam is here to break it all down for me so sam what are some other examples of this task economy or tasks like web sites that are out there and what can other tasks what other tasks be donning people search for well any task or service you need now it is there's an app for that pretty much how scrub it is pretty broad as you mentioned your garage to having your i.q. of bed put together for you to a book report written for you on task rabbit but there's ther

i am delighted to bring in bonnie, the director of reddit at her company.et's talk about this phenomenon. this was supposed to be the year that the credit market backed out and people lost money. that has not happened. it has left many, including me, wondering how long this can continue. >> let's take a step act. this is probably the fourth year he was supposed to happen. that interest rates rose and everyone fled the bond market. nothing happens in a vacuum. the strength of the u.s. economic recovery has been spotty at best. and especially with what is going on in european markets and the european economy. the fear of a deflationary spiral, and now the ecb embarking on what is ostensibly their own qe program. investors are starting to look at that and say, o, my goodness, the u.s. looks cheap to some of the european bond markets. not only that, but when you look especially among institutional investors, and the stock market is up 30% in some cases, why take that strategy for income and lock it up? you have several dynamics that investors have on their rada

bonnie and middleton new jersey democratic caller bunny or up. >> caller: good morning.r a lot of reasons that we were given as the american public for invading iraq in and one of them was aluminum tubes and mushroom clouds and there were u.n. inspectors on the ground and you are right there were no threats of nuclear weapons. we knew that there were chemical weapons because donald rumsfeld made an exchange with saddam hussein and gave them those weapons at the u.n. inspectors were there saying that those were destroyed as well. the real reason i'm convinced was the contract for a new america and 9/11 was our catastrophe. most of those people responsible for the events of 9/11 were saudi's and someone from the united emirates too but iraq had nothing to do with this. they were no threat. we went in there and depleted uranium and phosphorus bombs that killed hundreds of thousands of people so was the humanitarian reason for us invading and occupying this nation. when at the end of president bush's last term he signed an agreement with maliki. we recognized that as a sover

and the don brothers -- bonnie brothers, someone build a 60 story crib next to mine, i'm like what the >> crony thing i find interesting, it is all about votes at the end of the day, and you are talking about a president that is done. >> and union workers are speaking out against him. >> they should, he disappointed them with obamacare, the american people are finally gets a sense of what is happening. charles: of all small petty things solar panels? what is the message? there has been no economic agenda. we know about foreign policy and other things. >> the askwrepgda i agenda is ne jobs, u.s. steel just shut down two plants. that is crazy to he, we're losing jobs here, and importing steel. charles: if not for fracking miracle we would not have anything going good with our manufacturing. those who hammer their guns into plows, will no plow for those wo do not, here is the deal, france, they reviews on cancel those assault warships to russia. addition to how this points out france's up crease with all of the ethical sermons to america that young giant baby hugher is huey is proving tha

that is her show and we will see you next week area miss bonnie stuart varney.an is lou dobbs. lou: , good evening, everyone. the u.s. supreme court returned law to the most flawless demonstration in the history of the country. the president's recess appointment to the labor relations board 2.5 years ago, he violated the constitution and the courts decision was unanimous. all nine justices agreeing that the president appointments were illegal because the senate was indeed in session and senate approval was required. the national review reported this is the 12 time at all nine supreme court justices have high-profile administration.

tomorrow don't miss bonnie stuart varney. but right now, the man is lou dobbs. lou: , good evening, everyone. the u.s. supreme court returned law to the most flawless demonstration in the history of the country. the president's recess appointment to the labor relations board 2.5 years ago, he violated the constitution and the courts decision was unanimous. all nine justices agreeing that the president appointments were illegal because the senate was indeed in session and senate approval was required. the national review reported this is the 12 time at all nine supreme court justices have rejected this administration. some of those high-profile rulings include upholding the arizona state law curbing the epa powers versus the clean water act in idaho. that ruling allowing them to appeal the federal poverty and the landmark ruling this week of the search and seizure of a cell phone becoming a violation of the law. suggesting the extent of the nature of this administration. before president obama took office just a third of the supreme court decisions were passed un

bonnie, republican caller.hatr: i would like to say i have to get into the slot of republican, but i am a tea party member. voted for both parties. i did vote for barack obama in 2008 and i did vote for mitt romney in 2010. i voted for bill clinton. what people don't understand is what the tea party is about. this is not about a christian agenda. i don't have a christian agenda. it's about taking america back. watching the politics in congress run all over the people. i hope this is a wake-up call to america and i hope to shed some light on people, that they are not all christian radicals. we are tired of watching the big house take over our homes america. host: front page of the washington post. cantor loses in the primary shocker. the majority leader spent tuesday morning at a monthly -- it was a monthly meeting with large donors and lobbyists at a capital hill starbucks, helping raise money for three junior lawmakers. hetor assured the group that had bet heavily on his raise. more than $1 million to ensure v

tomorrow don't miss bonnie stuart varney. but right now, the man is lou dobbs.g, everyone. the u.s. supreme court returned law to the most flawless demonstration in the history of the country. the president's recess appointment to the labor relations board 2.5 years ago, he violated the constitution and the courts decision was unanimous. all nine justices agreeing that the president appointments were illegal because the senate was indeed in session and senate approval was required. the national review reported this is the 12 time at all nine supreme court justices have rejected this administration. some of those high-profile

we're going to have bonnie singing the nash nan a.m. cookie throwing the first pitch, retro placing, one of the coolest things 6:30, big swinging dance party, 60s swinging dance party. i guess go like that. >> okay. >> woe don't know that. but we will have all of these guys out there, scott palmer, a/k/a dick clark, will be leading the group, and of course led by the most infamous character of all syd fabian. >> how are you doing? >> flies to meet you, syd sabian, lead singer of the alphabet. >> do you think you can sing something for us here, good day philadelphia? >> would you like that? >> we would love it. >> this the number did back in 64. i would like to dedicate it to my beautiful wife, debbie. girls you can join me if you want to. ♪ when i fall in love it will be forever ♪ fall in love ♪ >> in a restless world like this is, love is over before it begins ♪, but like many, moonlight kisses, there is no strength in the warmth of the sun ♪ >> amazing, so, the pan am stewart he is cents? >> flight attendants. >> okay. >> and you are

bonnie campbell is one of the activists. >> typically we do have someone more left leaning.to sharpen your arguments and your presentations and your campaign. >>> mrs. clinton is about to take the stage here at gw university. she recently complained after her husband's presidency they were broke even though the year after they left the white house, they made $16 million. she said her time as secretary of state, her efforts to reset the relationship with russia was a good stroke. >> there's a question on capitol hill about lois lerner's missing emails. now they are gone for good? >> well, irs has reported to congress they intended to give 60,000 emails from lois lerner to irs officials but between the years 2009 and 2011, there was a computer glitch and that all of her emails outside of the irs are missing. the chairman of the house government oversight committee said there's no reason for the american people to believe that and dave camp who chairs the ways and means committee, if this is the case, why did they wait so long to tell them? >>> stocks were up today. the dow gai

. >> while the hundreds of letters symbolize their love, ironically it was a bonnie & clyde like robbery spree of post offices that brought them here. >> we are so close that we going together in hell, you know. we give our life for each other. >> since belgian post offices also offer banking services, they were the couple's prime target. >> i told her many times, i say, connie, you know, we have to be careful. it's bad luck to be caught, you know? she said, yeah, we have to stop. and then i say yes. and after i say, no, we need the money, you know. >> on their ninth robbery, they were not only caught, phillip accidentally shot himself in the leg trying to escape. but the pain was more than just physical. >> i failed to my promise to her, you know, to give her a better life. >> fortunately for connie and phillip they're incarcerated in a nation that understands the power of love. the couple is allowed to see each other for an hour three times a week, but once a month they're allowed a very special visit. >> two hours for sex. that is different but nobody look. that's fine. >> in belgium

. >> bonnie in pennsylvania says what's next? take away recess?t to get through their long day. thank you so much to all of you who responded. time to start talking about the i.r.s. scandal. now it's the e.p.a. really? log on to our "fox & friends first" facebook page and i'll be chatting with you live after the show. "fox & friends" starts right now. >>> good morning. it is thursday, june 26, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. concert chaos. dozens of people, mostly teens, rushed to the hospital in the middle of a show overnight. we're going to show you what happened. >> busted. one of lois lerner's e-mails been found. not good. yes, she's been busted. not good at all. we're going to tell you about it coming up. >> it's game on. u.s. set to face germany at the world cup in a matter of hours. but does watching soccer mean the moral decay of our nation? i'll debate that. you can guess which side i'll be on. but you can play that game at home. by the

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