when it drops 40. >> brenda: toby? >> yum love kids. >> brenda: john bull or bear?i'm going grocery shopping. bear! [ laughter ] >> brenda: neil take it away. ♪ >> neil: do you ever wonder who can you trust? for more americans it ain't the white house. hi, everyone. i'm neil cavuto. watch your back. the government could be watching you. here, there, everywhere. reports that it's monitoring million of verizon customers in america. getting host of internet companies together online information overseas. a poll shows half of americans don't think the president is being truthful with the country on the i.r.s. scandal. even the "new york times," writing this about the scandal. this is updated a little bit. the administration has now lost all credibility

>>brenda, can i address that? >> yes, you certainly can.o ahead. >> the president back then was not attacking the steam engine industry. thesteam engine industry slowly went out of business because of innovation. look, if there was something better out there that was cheaper, believe me, entrepreneurs would have effectively put coal out of business and we wouldn't need the presint or congre to put coal out of business. let it evolve on it own. >> hold on, guys. i got to let larry get in there. when we talk about a lack of long term energy strategy, domestic energy is part of the solution, not partf the proble this is nothing about coal. this is about the railroads, the transport of coal. this is about all the jobs created in trucking and. it we haven't had a long-term energy plan for 35 years, and we know energy independence is right around the corner. it's finally within o sights. we need to open our eyes to it rather than fund special projects that have no return on investment and have yet to produce the bs that the energy industry produc

>> i would argue, brenda, this is the ultimate lose-lose.get how you feel about immigration, the fact is nobody has read the bill. so anyone like jehmu or me who is saying here are the negatives, it doesn't matter because nobody read the bill. >> not true. >> you read the whole bill, jehmu? i doubt it. i won't put you on the spot, though, maybe you did. but the point is nobody in the senate read the bl before they passed it. as benefits, the bulk of the border agents aren't even supposed to be higher since 2021. the wall can be not put up by authization of secretary napolitano. as far as the cost, we don't know. brenda, tre was $1.5 billion for stimulus. we don't know how much is in there. the whole point, it's another pork-laden thing. we don't know i it's going to work or not work. it probably won't work, like obamacare, now that we're finding that out. why don't we trash it and save a lot of money. >> john, isn't it lot of money? >> unfortunately, that's how things get done, so we almost have tognore that people have toask each oer before

>> this is a good one, isn't it, brenda? into an attorney. forget about the 1500 at the irs. there's probably 15,000 spread across the various departments of constituencies in this town that could be employed free of charge. you know, the other thing -- the big question is, why are they hiring an attorney? if procter & gamble had a problem with the marketing department, does the marketing department hire an attorney? no. they investigate what happened, figure out what went wrong and fire the people who screwed up and fix the problem. this is a fixable thing, hopefully, if we can find someone independent to analyze it. >> come on, it's washington. remember that, gary. stefan, should you actually let tax lawyers deal with this kind of issue? >> well, i think there's your problem, right? gary makes a good point. there are a lot of lawyers over there, but they're tax lawyers. i guarantee you they it don't know what they're doi ining whe comes to crime. i'm sure criminal attorneys hire tax attorneys when it comes to april. it's a

i have done everything with brenda too. mostly bhaz mentioned brenda was part of this. >> i just want to say thank you. this was so wonderful, thank you. i was honored a couple days ago by claudia with the apa awards. i just want to say, it is so awesome that asian are in the house. this is san francisco, this is the port of entry for asians. my family has been in san francisco for 125 years. any other grandfather was here in the 1800 and my grandmother was the lead are of the garment union. we are in the house, right? i think it's not that we are so cool or whatever, good job, but we stand on the shoulders of giants. look at you. we are all different colors. this is amazing. the jazz festival came out of many cultures. we had to work against redevelopment. this is how the jas festival started. the music with do, the stories we do come out of real life. mark worked with the restaurant union. you know, the stories we do, the music we do comes out alive here in san francisco and to be honored for it is not just as the young b

hi, eryone, i'm brenda butner. the bulls and bears this week. gary b.th, toeben smith, jonas, john layfield along with susan ox. welcome to everybody. okay, gary b., you say all this snooping could shock the one part of the economy that's actually growing? how so? >> absolutely, brenda. look, i'm going to call this the nsa tax, if you will. you know, we have the e-commerce segment o our gdp is about $269 billion. it's growing the faest of any retail segment that we have out there. in fact, it's probably,if you look back over the last few year really supplied the bulk of the job and growth and innovation in the retail sector. if people now are afraid to go online, and they ar i mean, they've been aaid in the past. you know, credit cards and stuff like that. this is only going to exacerbate it. if that industry starts to shrink,oh, boy, the economy is really going to suffer. >> jonas, you say consumers are going to get used to it afte a little while. >> i don't think it's going to change shopping behavior. the other day, you can save 3% on someth and gohr

solo eso quedÓ de brenda.fornia para identificarlos, y asegura que se trata de ella sin embargo, muchos de los familiares desconfÌan incluso que los 12 detenidos sean los responsables, piensan que podrÍa tratarse de culpables fabricados por las autoridades, para limpiarse culpas. en mÉxico, julio telemundo. >>> tambiÉn en mexico, fueron rescatadas 275 personas, que trabajaban en condiciones de esclavitud para una empresa productora de tomates. se trata de jornales entre ellos 15 familias, 39 adolescentes a quienes le prometieron empleo, comida y un techo, sin embargo, los retuvieron por la fuerza. en condiciones de asinamiento y les pagaban con vÉalales de comida las autoridades arrestaron a 5 capatazes, tratan de determinar la responsabilidad de la empresa en este hecho. la furia de los vientos huracanados de una tormenta conocida como derecho, podrÍa azotar el centro y el este de estados unidos. el dÍa de hoy, la alerta por el mal tiempo se extiende desde iowa a maryland. se espera que los veloces vientos ge

. >> brenda: toby? >> yum love kids. >> brenda: john bull or bear? >> i'm going grocery shopping. bear! ] >> brenda: neil take it away. ♪ >> neil: do you ever wonder who can you trust? for more americans it ain't the white house. hi, everyone. i'm ne cavuto. watch your back. the government could be watching yu. here, there, everywhere. reports that it's monitoring million of verizon customers in america. getting host of internet companies together online information overseas. a poll shows half of americans don't think the president is being truthful with the country on the i.r.s. scandal. even the "new york times," writing this about the sndal. thiss updated a little bit. the administration has now lost all credibility on this issue. that is a big deal. if perception is reality, i the administration in real trouble? daigen mcdowell and julie up stephen. charles payne. >> when the "new york times" says president obama lost all cribility -- >> on this issue. that's how it was in the original draft. >> on this issue. >> he is great on the economy. the headline is the headline. this w

brenda gooqd see you. catch more brenda on "bulls and bears" at 10:00 a.m.stern right here on fox news channel. >> patti ann: gregg, a special day for one ohio high school senior. her big brother, airmen man first class gave her the surprise of her life during ñ graduation. [ applause ] >> patti ann: if she looks surprised because the two haven't seen each other for nearly two years and little sister said she had no idea he would show up. >> saw the uniform and saw the face but didn't click that was my brother. >> last time i saw her she was 16 years old and just got her driver's license. she is 19 and taking me back. >> in order to keep up the surprise, he said he was being held up in colorado and wouldn't be able to make it. >> gregg: race against the clock, coming up one little girl's battle as she holds on until a life saving lung transplant could happen. >> patti ann: and highly anticipated debate on immigration bill. what is at stake and what could end up derailing the whole process next. >> i wanted to see immigration bill passed because we have to fi

. >> i'm a manager at the brenda's food. i reached out to the neighborhood we joined the first meeting. we received nothing but praises with that so we moved forward with the neighborhood. i received a letter from the motor coach thinking and we would like to move forward >> okay. questions commissioners? >> okay. why don't you have a seat i'm opening the floor to public comment. there a public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. motion? >> i have a motion to approve. >> any questions. >> all right. we'll take a vote (calling names) >> okay. >> grits and shrimp. >> i'm sorry i'm sorry please forgive me. >> good evening commissioners - good to see you. wards to brenda the 652 hazed received no protest to limit performance application. i did receive a letter of report at the motor coach it's a very nice letter. that being said northern station no objection it this application >> good afternoon again, all item number b. oh, gosh doing business as 3 fourteen columbus expend hours. >> to or so this is a extended hours

brenda buttner anchor of "bulls and bears." excuse for targeting tea party groups, we were just overwhelmed by the 1700 publications for tax exempt status. if they are overwhelmed by a mere 1700 what is going to happen when they get the applications for seven million in obamacare for tax credits. no thought to mention tens of millions of collection and compliance? >> it's overwhelmed by that. what will happen under this? and what they are going to be doing with these tax credits and subsidies to help you purchase insurance, a thing called pay and take. they pay first and verify later. if that sanity recipe for disaster and fraudulent claims, i don't know what is. >> gregg: hasn't the irs badly mismanaged something that may turn out to be comparable to obamacare, that is the earned income tax credit program? >> very good point. 25% of those credits that were handed out were fraudulent are erroneous. if you extrapolate that to obamacare, it could cost taxpayers some $250 billion if they make the same kind of mistake. they were ov

we have brenda here and to you first. you think wins out in this case, if it is a scandal all the time or for that matter the economy? which is going to decide where the markets go? >> well, the markets do not mind, wall street does not mind if washington gets tied up more and more in knots because less will get done. that is better for our economy and better for wall street. so i think they're watching the scandals with one eye, also watching the economy. at this point the economy is pretty soft but the fed keeps throwing stimulus right in there and so they're saying, yes. we've had the best five-month start since president clinton was in office. >> is that right? >> in the middle of the internet bubble. >> one of the arguments for the markets, again, yesterday not with standing, doing well, is that maybe this stymies the president's ability to spend, his big government agenda. maybe it slows it down, all to the good. >> the market certainly, liquidity means money is free. if you can't get any return in bonds then people

thank you so were, brenda.enda on "bulls & bears" on saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern right here. >>gregg: some hotel taking a cue from the airlines in cutting back on customer frills. this is an effort to save money and boost profit in a down economy. room service is one amenity on the chopping block. and now from new york city we have more on that. >>reporter: gone are $40 hamburgers. more and more hotels are cutting back on the luxury of room service. consumers have opened the door to what the hotel industry calls "limited" service and a trend that is expanding and most recently, the hilton midtown has gone a step further saying because of a decline in room service, it will no longer be offered to the 2,000 rooms starting in august. while the hospitality industry has been rebounded since 2009 recession and people are traveling, experts say budgets are still tight. >> the budgets are still constrained and keeping spending for other things. they have to pay for the room. they may not be able to get the o

and it's my pleasure to announce the recipients in inner leadership brenda wong.f the awards and also to invite the lady from southwest airlines and they're continuing to give 2 round tickets to each receipt. thank you so much. (clapping). >> wow. this is a huge honor. my families been in san francisco since the 19 hundreds. many of you know that i'm chinese japanese and i didn't know i was asian because i'm mixed but the family has been here and is one of the founder of the town and my grandmother was a leader in the garment district. we went to the restaurantsful through the backdoor and i'll plays with the chickens and fish and grandpa would bargain for the sea weeds. but the thing we also went in the kitchen door and in honor of my grandparents i get to go through the front door. you, you know, we stand on the shoulder of giants and i want to thank all the people here. thank you all the committee and all the judges and everybody else who's here i also want to thank my friends and i want to say if it wasn't for tom at the foundation and stan and giuliani with t

and it's my pleasure to announce the recipients in inner leadership brenda wong.f the awards and also to invite the lady from southwest airlines and they're continuing to give 2 round tickets to each receipt. thank you so much.

hi, eryone, i'm brenda butner. the bulls and bears this week. gary b.nas, john layfield along with susan ox. welcome to everybody. okay, gary b., you say all this snooping could shock the one part of the economy that's actually growing? how so? >> absolutely, brenda. look, i'm going to call this the nsa tax, if you will. you know, we have the e-commerce segment o our gdp is about

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wards to brenda the 652 hazed received no protest to limit performance application. i did receive a letter of report at the motor coach it's a very nice letter. that being said northern station no objection it this application >> good afternoon again, all item number b. oh, gosh doing business as 3 fourteen columbus expend hours. >> to or so this is a extended hours it's been operating for years and now their coming out in compliance. central station has proposed some conditions for this permit. i think your passing them around. >> are those the conditions? >> yes. >> everybody have them? >> no. >> you can share. >> commissioners i'm project sponsor. just a little bit of background on 315 columbus i've sure you've heard many issues the corridor is a hot topic. very recently law enforcement from central xhansz the area and made inquiries on a lot of the stabts. unfortunately, when alex prufrd the building was unaware that extended hours are a new application. to this was brought to his attention he said look i need to meet city compliance. to you went to the voice of

. >> i'm a manager at the brenda's food. i reached out to the neighborhood we joined the first meeting. we received nothing but praises with that so we moved forward with the neighborhood. i received

. >> i'm a manager at the brenda's food. i reached out to the neighborhood we joined the first meeting. we received nothing but praises with that so we moved forward with the neighborhood. i received a letter from the motor coach thinking and we would like to move forward >> okay. questions commissioners? >> okay. why don't you have a seat i'm opening the floor to public comment. there a public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. motion? >> i have a motion to approve. >> any questions. >> all right. we'll take a vote (calling names) >> okay. >> grits and shrimp. >> i'm sorry i'm sorry please

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he is still being obtained. >>> brenda heist.ennsylvania mom missing for 11 years has been sentenced to nearly a year in a florida jail for violating probation on a traffic violation. in 2002, after dropping her children off at school she hitchhiked to florida with strangers. >>> and high above the streets of manhattan today, two workers were rescued after their scaffolding broke. they were trapped for more than an hour before firefighters cut a hole in a window to get them inside. that is something there. incredible they are both okay. no injuries, just maybe a fear of heights. >> good news. the "ridicu-list" is next. >>> time now for the "ridiculist." the other night we told you the actor who plays chubaca was detained by the tsa at the denver airport because of his cane, that looks like a lightsab lightsaber. isha was telling the story, then this happened. >> the tsa says the unusual ways of the cane got an officer's attention and that the passenger and the lightsaber cane were cleared to travel within five minutes. i always w

brenda wade, i am sitting in for my friend susan sucora. number of children diagnosed with autism has skyrocketed in the last several years. it's estimated that one out of every 88 children are on the second trim. here -- spectrum. dr. temple grandin is here to talk about autism and her new book. welcome. >> it's great to be here. >> it's great to have you. you are shedding a light on autism that very few people can actually understand and speak to. i know you have your own insights. what's the most important thing you want people to understand about an autistic child? >> first of all, the spectrum is very wide. one end, the children are extremely intelligent. on the other end, the children are nonverbal and have other disabilities. >> when you say you were a child with speakedly, what does that mean in terms of your own case? >> well, i was not able to talk fully until i was 3 1/2 to 4 years old. i can't emphasize enough, if you have a 3-year-old who is not talking, the worst thing you can do is nothing. there's a lot of different methods

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he is being detained. >>> brenda heist. years has been sentenced to nearly a year in a florida jail for violating probation on a traffic violation. in 2002, after dropping her children off at school she hitched hiked to florida with strangers. >>> and high above the streets of manhattan today, two workers were rescued after their scoldiscol scaffolding broke. incredible they are both okay. no injuries, just maybe a fear of heights. >> good news. the ridiculous is next. from sts starts with freshly-made pasta, and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's mac n' cheese best of all. that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care for you or your family. >>> time now for the ridiculist. the other night we told you the act tomorrow who plays chubaca was detained at an airport because of his cane, it looks like a light saber. >> the tsa says the unusual ways of the cane got an officer's attention and that the passenger and the light saber cane were cleared to travel within five minutes. i always wanted a l

harris, back to you. >> brenda, thank you. >>> several workers are hurt after a massive barn that was the ground. it is our top story as we go across america. texas. fire officials say the men were on lifts, bolting steel together when the metal frame collapsed at texas a&m university. reports say workers fell on top of debris, one man seriously hurt. the barn part of an $80 million complex for horses. >>> washington, a man stuck in a tree, after taking to the skies in a lawn chair, with some 100 helium balloons tied to it. he is an engineer, reportedly trying to set a world record for distance, but only made it 25 miles before the tree incident. we understand he is doing just fine now. >>> california, dozens of dogs and their human companions showing off skills in a surf competition at san diego county imperial beach. judges scored dogs on their competence level, how long they rode the waves. >> me and my daughter were surfing one day, they were circling around us, put them on the board, off they went. >> it raises money for a group that helps prevent animal cruelty. that's fox watch

he had been held since december. >>> brenda heist. pennsylvania mom missing for 11 years has been sentenced to nearly a year in a florida jail for violating probation on a traffic violation. in 2002, after dropping her children off at school she hitchhiked to florida with strangers. >>> and high above the streets of manhattan today, two workers were rescued after their scaffolding broke. they were trapped for more than an hour before firefighters cut a hole in a window to get them inside. that is something there. incredible they are both okay. no injuries, just maybe a fear of heights. >> good news. the "ridicu-list" is next. i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what

brenda buttner, anchor of "bulls and bears", good to see you the unemployment numbers that people focusicked up last month. now, we're expecting the forecast is 165,000 added jobs for the month of june, that would be less than last month. not good? >> it was 175,000 last month. so that is definitely not the right direction. truth is that is far, half of what we need just to keep up with population growth. this has been going on for quite a while. we have very long term unemployed people that will find it difficult unless they have training during that period. it's difficult to find a rosy scenario. >> gregg: fed chairman caused a problems with marketed when he was going to pull back on quantitative easing and printing of money. he is only going to do that if he see signs of sustained growth. any sign of that? >> he is putting as a target 6.5%, a full percentage point above that. it's difficult to see that any time in the near future we might find that. the markets tanked just on the hint that the fed might ease up on easing of money. any more comments could affect our stock market, your

aeg live's former ceo randy phillips heard it from lionel ritchie's ex-wife brenda who heard it from medium of course. you following me here? well, maybe my guest is following me. he joins me from los angeles to help explain this. how on earth did the judge even allow this to happen? >> well, they opened the door when they started having e-mails going back and forth that one of them said exonerated aeg. and somebody said, well where did that come from? and finally the guy came out and testified and this is no guy. this is the ceo of the company. he said, well that was from a medium who talked to lionel ritchie's ex-wife. the medium talked to michael's ghost and exonerated us and said we did nothing wrong. in fact, michael said he did it to himself and he is sorry. i can't believe that kind of evidence came in. >> yeah. he said that the medium according to lionel ritchie's ex-wife through the medium that michael jackson's ghost said conrad murray was not responsible for his death. that, in fact, michael jackson himself was responsible because he did it. okay. there are plenty of e-mai

brenda buttner has more details. hi, brenda? >> hey, shannon. fed up, how about feed up.prices will keep soaring, too. >> it's part of what they do today. airlines to break even or a loss and they are going to make it up in fees. >> adding up to $6 billion. that is what airlines raked in last year for all those extras. but here airlines adding to their revenue by costing passengers up to $100 to carry-on bags. if it doesn't fit under a seat and booked on third party website. frontier says they will improve the travel experience for loyal customers who have, quote, made it very clear overhead bin space is unacceptably difficult. >> to charge travelers for the bags -- frontier not stopping there. the airline charging $2 for coffee, tea, soft drinks and juice for customers in economy class. that fee starts july 1st. over at united airlines a new offer for unlimited checked bags for one year at a cost of $349. >> you get a year's worth of free checked bags. if you are flying a lot it might be able to help you out. >> southwest and jet blue remain the only airlines offering a

she's no brenda heist, not even close, but she's faced similar scorn for deciding to live apart from her children. >> i had a lot of shame because of the way that we think about what mothers should be. >> reporter: that they would never leave their children? >> some people think that. >> reporter: talyaa is a so called "non custodial mother." a mom without physical custody of her kids. in 2008, she moved to seattle after a divorce, leaving her three children nathaniel, eric and serena to live with their dad, david, 2,800 miles away in pennsylvania. talyaa spends her days painting, writing, making music and practicing martial arts with her boyfriend. mothering -- >> give me a wide shot of your room. i want to see who it looks like. >> reporter: it's done from afar. >> i'll walk you through the steps of scrambled eggs. >> reporter: oh sure, she emails recipes for them to cook themselves and she stays in touch on the phone and via skype. >> you sound a little like you have a cold. >> yeah, i have a cold. >> reporter: but they only see each other in person around once a year. >> okay so,

we have brenda wong for lifetime achievement, our activist and we have for the people's and information organization we honor asian, an organization and nurturing opportunities for asian american jazz artist. who are able to join us in the center on may 6, we want to thank you so much as the acting -- board of supervisors chiu and as you have seen some of our posters we have the committee that has our local a on it. it's a tradition that i did last year. i would like to pass out the pen. there is one for each one of you. i hope that you will wear it with pride. thank you so much. >> thank you, with that, why don't we pro -- proceed to our individual commendation. we rotate. i would like to start on the right hand side of the chamber and starting with supervisor breed walking back to supervisor campos and finally finishing up with supervisor tang. i would like to acknowledge supervisor breed. >> thank you, today i'm honoring mr. eugene hwang. he's a science teacher but i realize that we are supposed to be honoring someone in the arts community. the reason why mr. waeng is here is because

you look like brenda starr. is that good? better than dondi. hey, my god, look at that.d and beth lookner. you know, i heard a rumor their marriage was a little rocky. really? mm-hmm. you know, i have a little thing for beth lookner. well, i have to admit, i've always thought david was kind of spongeworthy. yeah. i've been waiting out their marriage for 3 years. yeah. me, too. well, i've been waiting out 2 or 3 marriages, but this is the one i really had my eye on. this car out there is taking up, like, 3 parking spaces.