hi everyone, i'm brenda buttner. this is bulls and bears. the dow closing above 18000 for the first time ever this week. the economy posts the strongest growth in more than a decade. what is the white house reported plan of action for the new year? more spending on everything from universal prepaid to housing, to energy to job training. it's throwing more tax collars at this kind of stuff necessary? we'll ask the bulls and bears, gary b. smith tracy, jonas, john and david mercer. john, keep the spending going to keep the economy booming? >> absolutely not. the answer to all politicians is spend more money. the debt doubled under president bush and it's going to double under president obama. when you talk about things to spur the economy look at the track record of this administration. cash for clunkers, hoe refis. you have the stimulus for shovel ready jobs that never materialized. if you were in the top 10%, you love this president. if you are a corporation, you love this president. corporate profits are high because of interest rates. look

>> tip of the iceberg, brenda. exactly. let me throw other facts in here. first of all thrks is a program that 20% of americans favor. why obama is doing this, i don't know. well, i do know. he's trying to get more and more voters into the democratic party. there's other tidbits in there. we are providing, you and i, brenda, american taxpayers $7 million for them to have lawyers so they can fight any immigration case in court. on top of this, let's not forget, most of these people are going to qualify for the earned income tax credit. there is billions upon billions of dollars. the problem is not only will that payment grow with more and more immigrants, it's the most fraudulent program. if there's fraud now, we have all these immigrants come in, that's going to expand probably tenfold. this is a money hole that obama created and no one wants this. >> chuck, do you? does it make sense to you? >> you are talking one-half of one percent of this budget. just on this specifically, this is adding not only more lawyers, but judges to deal with the influx of these

this happens every year, brenda. it comes off congress pushing extenders and pushing stuff down the line and waiting for the last minute. if it's anybody's fault, it's congress' fault, not the irs' fight. >> i agree. they want to campaign against the irs and blame the irs for their problems. they are the ones holding up government now, trying to force a shut down and cut the budget of the irs. >> we don't have a shutdown right now. >> they are trying to force it. >> john, the irs is not cutting back in other places, just our money. not obamacare, for example. >> i'm not sure how it's between the republicans and the democrats, but it's political theater. the irs may have an argument. 12.5 million budget in 2010. they are at $10.9 million. so, they added to that the overseeing of obamacare. they are stretched right now. they may have an argument. i don't think anybody will defend the irs. it's why we need to do what steve forbes said and get rid of the millions of americans spending time on tax returns and going with a

. >> el caso de brenda, una mujer transexual con vih sida, es desgarrador. >> yo fui abusada cuando era >> yo pensÉ que con mi amor y mi buena onda, yo podrÍa cambiar a un monstruo, un hombre que me golpeaba, me abusada, pese la manera como yo me infecte. >> afortunadamente, logrÓ el amparo migratorio. >> gracias a que regularizÓ su estatus migratorio pudo dejar atrÁs un estilo de vida que le hacÍa mucho daÑo. >> este es uno de los grupos de apoyo que dirige brenda, aquÍ comparte las limitadas opciones que tuvo el tragar. >> no te preocupes, estando a quien la esquina tu cobra tanto ibas a hacer dinero para pagar tu renta. >> esta es una herramienta tambiÉn para que otros se identifiquen y brenda se convierte en fuente de inspiraciÓn. >> yo querÍa mostrar la historia de brenda, demostrar que somos seres de cambio que podemos hacer cosas por este paÍs. >> > no se pierda este documental. >> esta es una oportunidad donde lo que no me mato, me hizo mÁs fuerte. >> tenemos a william bonilla, quiere salir corriendo, porque? >> el Águila regresará adherida al nido pero con la esperanza de hacer

brenda? >> thank you, david lee. we pay our respects as well. >>> it's not just the bad guys police have to worry about. a 9-1-1 dispatcher reportedly saying the cops deserved it, as the two officers were dying. now we report that eric garner's daughter tweeted out the name of an officer present during the chokehold death of her dad. it included a link to the officer's personal information, including his address. former d.c. homocide detective rod wheeler says this is getting out of hand. we're also joined by former yonkers new york police commissioner ed hardnet. rod? >> i think it's getting out of hand, just like you indicated there. police officers do a tremendous job day in and day out and we know that. i'm not one to stand here and tell you there's not problems within the police department. various police departments across the country. but there's ways we have to address and work on those issues, and i'll tell you for anyone, anyone in this country, that threatens or even attempts to harm a police officer, they

thanks, brenda. >> thank you. >> absolutely.to let everybody know that you can catch brenda on "bulls and bears" every saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern time right here on the fox news channel. and that's going to do it for us. stick around. "a healthy you" and carol alt is up next. ♪ ah, push it. ♪ ♪ push it. ♪ p...push it real good! ♪ ♪ ow! ♪ oooh baby baby...baby baby. if you're salt-n-pepa, you tell people to push it. ♪ push it real good. it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. i'm pushing. i'm pushing it real good! >>> welcome to "a healthy you." i'm carol alt. the word surgery can be very scary. and invasive surgeries can set your life back months with recovery time. but new technology suggests that some tumors can be removed with just a zap and no surgery. my friend lisa davis is here to tell us about the new insight tech technology. and we all know our body has ways of telling us about our he health, but did

thanks, brenda. you can catch brenda on "bulls and bears" every saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. so a cleveland infant entering the world just at the right moment. baby hazel grace was born at 10:11 a.m. on 12/13/14. so 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. hazel weighed in at 7 pounds, 14 ounces. her parents knew she would be born saturday but never imagined hazel would get the minutes right too. i think her parents should play the lottery numbers. can you believe that? so 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. >> that is very cool. >> they should make some little plaques. >> i'm sure the parents will be doing that. >> absolutely. okay, brenda. see you next week. that's it for us. stick around because "a healthy you" and carol alt is up next. so glad you joined me. enjoy the rest of your sunday. i'm deciding what i'm going to do now. >> shopping. >> maybe. could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of t

lo que pone nerviosa a ana brenda contreras son las escenas... una relaciÓn duradera o estar. >> con ayala. se llevaban 20 aÑos de diferencia... >> ya regresa. >> gracias! ♪ >> miguel Ángel... y viene tu cantante favorito... >> nos canta el seÑor alex synte!k! -syntek! ♪ >> quÉ pasarÍa si sprint pudiera cortar la tarifa de tu plan a la mitad y darte llamados y telÉfono ilimitado en estados unidos por la misma cantidad de datos? puedes hacerlo! la misma cantidad de datos que tienes ademÁs deliberan de tu contrato actual con hasta 350 $ por lÍnea. visita sprint.com ♪ ♪ regala joe boxer esta semana con hasta un 40% en descuento en pijamas. kmart. donde miembros siempre consiguen más. boy: ¿llegó mi tía? judy: soy yo. girl: mamá dice que exageras con los regalos porque no tienes novio. judy: ¡ta daaaa! ¿¡no está bello!? boy: ¡pero a mí me dan miedo los caballos! valerie: niños, por qué mejor no buscan en el árbol, valerie: que hay más regalos. kids: wow. ¡me encanta! ¡qué suave! dad: ¡gracias amor! judy: ¿dónde compraste esa ropa tan linda? valerie:

ana brenda!cidad, buen rollo no pasa absolutamente nada... >> la actriz considera que el actor espaÑol tiene el temple para dominar a su personaje en la historia protagonizada por salvador mejÍa. >> mi personaje era el que hacÍa cosas y a pesar de que es un personaje de carÁcter fuerte su personaje es el que activa todo de alguna manera se necesitaba un actor que llegue con mucha fuerza... me va a jalar el caballo. -cabello. no soy muy partidaria de las escenas de intimidad, no es una cuestiÓn moralista sino por comodidad, me da pena, soy tÍmida en ese sentido pero si algo se da no sÉ... lo platicas con el productor, director, actor... ♪ >> quÉ susto que me diÓ gonzalez. cosas pasajeras, actuaciÓn... >> es lo mismo... estÁbamos ensayando. cuando estabas ensayando ayer... estaban trabajando. >> ivÁn pone nerviosa a cualquier.a -cualquiera. >> me acaban de autorizar! vamos a enseÑarles el set! le estÁn diciendo algo a mi camarÓgrafo. esto no se queda asÍ. >> ya quiero quiero ver bailar a orlando. >

i can't afford that. >> exactly, brenda. and the bill is going to go up. i want to address one point jessica made. george bush is thrown under the bus with the wars. i would counter with that great stimulus that we had certainly didn't help the debt or the deficit and that was all president obama. the bigger point jessica did get right is the debt at $18 trillion. by the year 2030, all of our tax revenue will go to pay, as john alluded to, entitlements and the interest we have on the debt. i mean that's it. we are not going to have money for anything else. social security went into the red in 2010. so, those deficits are locked in. that's set right there. those deficits will quaut rup l in 20 years. it's not president obama. i's not president bush. they are in charge of discretionary spending. unless congress and the president start to make a dent on things like medicaid, medicare and social security and get off this, yes, we need to spend it there. we are going to be all broken. 56,000 as you mentioned. think about that doubling. >> actually, $5 trillion

. >> good evening, commissioners my name is a daniel i'm joined by my wife brenda we live on 28 street in noah valley and i've known the folks we want to raise our families here over else last seven years because raising a family if san francisco means the support of friends that share your values robert and vivian we're happy to call our friends rob and vivian's children go to our schools and most importantly rob and vivian have cultivated friendship with their neighbors i live in only our only home and i believe rob and vivian want to build thaib their own family home from the beginning they've explained the vision on 26th street they want to create something special they've been concerned with the design of their homes we believe will be fantastic people are flip this home to try to make money simply don't know them they've not taken the time to see their commitment to the neighborhood as committed to their family we strongly support rob and vivian to build home. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm brenda wise man a neighbor of robbing and vivian i live on 2

here's brenda watson. >> [laughs] [applause] welcome. brenda watson, and i'm really excited to be with you today because today is the moment you've been waiting for. i have some information that is going to change your life faster

>> la actriz ana brenda estÁ muy lista para Éstas navidades... de viaje con algunos amigos, ya les irÉ -dirÉ adonde después. ♪ >> quÉ bueno... >> a mÍ ella me encanta. >> uno nunca sabe... >> ya estÁ saliendo de uno... >> esperamos que Éste 2015 este lleno de amor. >> que se tome su tiempo. >> eso de que un clavo saca a otro clavo... >> terminas mÁs clavados... >> le deseamos suerte en el amor. un amor que se siente con su corazÓn muy contento y lleno de amor es el actor rafael... de la novela mi corazÓn es tuyo. lo que nos preparar a nuestros amigos de televisa espectÁculos. >> rafael fue contundente. >> tengo mi pareja, tenemos cuatro aÑos. no... formalizar a veces no funciona... Ésto que nos diÓ la vida. a mÍ... en el momento que diga va... si nos casamos se van a empezar a burlar. >> el actor disfruta al mÁximo su relaciÓn con una mujer que Él algo su parecido - parecido a su personaje en la novela mi corazÓn es tuyo. >> es un placer, un privilegio. la decisiÓn es de arancha. le llevo 40 aÑos... mÁs que a la jenny. la jenny tiene tambiÉn su p

officials told her the remains were that of her daughter - brenda damaris.she was 25 when she went missing. juana says she became suspicious after officials suggested that she cremate the bones immediately. the remains lie in a grave marked by a cross with no name. the results won't be known for months. the remains will be compared to dna samples from the family. but resolving these cases through mexico's justice system is rare. and human rights activists we spoke to believe change can only come from outside pressure. >> international pressure is very hard to obtain in a country like mexico that is having an open arms policy towards the most powerful private sector oligopolies in the world. from europe, the us canada mining companies oil companies - so you don't see that international pressure. the most powerful enterprises in the world are doing great in mexico. so there is a conflict of interest there is an international complicity that explains why mexico is not moving forward. >> the road that leads from monterrey to juana's home is lined with factories

. >>> brenda is in our ear, wrap it up. >>> coming up, a new year means new pricetags on some of your favorite products and we'll run down which items will become >>> well, 7 is on your side, with a health alert, if you or someone you know, has the flu you might have trouble getting tamiflu. it's in heidi man and there's a robust supply but spot shortages, might occur. which is what appears to be happening in dc. >>> 7 on your side checked with several pharmacies and it is on back order. >>> imagine holiday without chocolate and bour been, and, 7 on your side, kimberly breaks down the rest of the list. >>> olive oil, airfares she hotels and healthcare. >>> there's something for everyone, in this top-ten list,. >>> bourbon,. >>> number one,. >>> with popularity and sales on the rise. some are rationing whiskey. >>> does this mean you won't be buying it. >>> i'll be buying it, i will justify it. >>> checking in, beef and pork. >>> how much did you pay for these sandwiches? >>> more than i wanted. >>> $50. >>> we love bacon. >>> bacon, already hit a price high and third on the list. >>>

the author is ucla history professor brenda stevenson. professor stevenson, who is latasha harlins? >> guest: a15 year-old african-american girl from south central los angeles living with her grandmother and her aunt and cousins. a freshman and high-school and was killed march 16th 1991 in south-central in a store at the empire liquor market by the shopkeeper. >> host: why was she killed? >> guest: there was the struggle over a bottle of orange juice that cost $1.79. latasha enter the store and we can see this on a video camera at 9:30 a.m. to go to the refrigerated case and picks up a bottle of orange juice and places it in her backpack but the top is protruding out and she walks forward to the counter. the owner immediately asks if she was trying to steal her worn shoes. but she is from south korea and her english is not a good. so there is a heated argument that ensues and the order katchis latasha buys the arm to pull her across the counter to see what is in the backpacking and latasha response by punching the order in the face and then she gets of still tries to catch. >> host:

. >> isabel estudia cine en la universidad de california, francis, brenda y abigaÍl estaban en la costapor telÉfono. es la primera vez que he hecho una pelÍcula, yo no sabía cuanto tiempo y cuÁnto esfuerzo iba a tomar. >> con 24 aÑos una gran sensibilidad socialista abel comparte su sueÑo. >> siendo inmigrantes y tres gÉnero es difÍcil tratar de encontrar su identidad y es algo que todo el el mundo puede entender. ♪ >> en repÚblica dominicana se reportÓ un desplome de los precios de combustible. >> buenas tardes, en efecto, el 23 semanas consecutivas los precios de los hidrocarburos han acumulado rebajas de hasta 63 $ por galÓn. de acuerdo ministerio del el costo de la gasolina disminuirÁ producto de las continuas bajas que experimenta el crudo de petrÓleo en los mercados internacionales durante los Últimos meses. >> el combustible deberÍa de seguir bajando, respecto al pasaje eso no depende de nosotros. >> si baja mÁs el combustible el culo va mÁs fácil. >> no se puede bajar todavÍa. porque antes de hoy estaba mÁs barato y habÍa mÁs dinero. >> a partir de la medianoche de la gasolina p

brenda, thanks for coming on the show tonight. great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> later in the show we put amazon's promise of one-hour shipping to the test. you want to see that. >>> and next, by now you should know if you've been naughty or nice this year but we take a different approach by looking which housing markets made each list. stay with us. ♪ thanks. ♪ [ male announcer ] fedex® has solutions to able global commerce that can help your company grow steadily and quickly. great job. (mandarin) ♪ cut it out. >>see you tomorrow. ♪ gerri: unemployment rates, foreclosures, school rankings all of these things factor into how cities were ranked this holiday season by realtytrac. which markets are naughty, which are nice. we'll find that out. let's bring in cheryl casone. where do we want to live? >> just in time for the holidays, where you do want to live, don't want to live, right? realtytrac came up with the fascinating list, the way they crunched data they looked at schools, crime, unemployment rates. start with the

the play is about how hiv spreads through risky sexual behavior, but it's too late for brenda.ght hiv when she was in the age group considered most at risk. young women under 25 years old. that's because they often date men much older who have had more exposure to the virus. she was 17 and sleeping with a 25-year-old. their relationship was unequal. she didn't demand he use a condom nor disclose his hiv status. she say older men pray on young women. >> they will tell you [ inaudible ] i have to pay a husband [ inaudible ]. this young women i think they are doing it because they need things, and in my community, i think we are so poor, so we rely on men. >> reporter: once the fight is over, the health-care worker reveals they are all hiv positive. they believe that involving young people in making the hiv awareness message entertaining is the most effective way of catching and holding their attention. that this is far better than a lecture in a school hall. this woman wrote it. the 25-year-old is also hiv positive. she is counseled to help her cope with stigmatization. and wishe

. >> reporter: brenda leonard lives across the street from where stone's body was found. she said the public can breathe easier and focus on the victims. cruises will perform an autopsy on stone's bod toy try to piece together all of the evidence, with you neighbors they say, they just want to focus on the victims, and their family. especially during the holiday season. we are live from pennsburg, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thanks very much. >>> court documents are providing a glimpse into bradley stone's life. our "eyewitness news" investigative reporter charlotte huffman has been digging through stone's past to learn more about who he was. >> reporter: most recent photo of the iraqi war veteran does not imply a troubled past but court records show a different picture. thinks record including ape handful of dui, first in 2001. two years later in 2003, stone was back in court pleading guilty to another dui. then last year, same story. stone pled guilty to a dui after crashing his car. with the marine core reserves, served about eight years until be

. >> brenda and the co-workers say customers jumped away from the spray of broken glass. no one inside was injured. roy is a fixture in the neighborhood described by everyone we talked to as a loud and cranky but harmless character. witnesses say he cursed at the driver and used "n" word. >> he doesn't like black people some daze, he doesn't like black people some days and he doesn't like nobody some days. >> we warned him, roy, something bad will happen. >> police are trying to track down the shooter. >> police used tear gas to force a suspected burglar to surrender after spending telephone hours -- 12 hours on a roof tom. he broke into a home on south to end and the man climbed on to the roof next door. officers say he tore the chimney apart and pelted them with bricks and other objects while they tried to talk with him. >>> important information for parents: too many infants are in danger from sleeping with blankets and pillows and other unsafe bedding according to a study by centers for disease control. guidelines recommend against putting babies to sleep with soft be

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. >> hi, supervisors my name is brenda, and i am from the russian hills, part of the city and i have been a san francisco resident my whole life and i am a young advocate with the program (inaudible) and it is for the limited density of tobacco and influence around the city and so i have a friend in the tender loin and block by block you can see like at least when i guarantee. the tobacco outlet. and seeing like a problem, or an issue but when you look at it more in depth you can see that the tobacco outlets are the gateway for the tobacco for youth and you know as a tobacco are constantly on display and the youth along with many others are exposed to such a problem and in addition, to this, my friend a family is low income, and (inaudible) tobacco density is greatest in the neighborhoods where the incomes of the families are lower and so trying to pass is to cap the number of outlets in the district and i hope that you guys will support us in getting this policy passed thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> i am going to call a few more names, we have the director of our office o

host: brenda lee. >> the first time i met elvis we both did the grand old opry in 1957 and december theough he was a bit older than i was, we had an immediate connection and we stayed friends until he passed away. in the interim, he would come to my shows, i would go to his shows, he would call my office one day and wanted a copy of sweet nothing autograph. host: his generosity was legendary. he gave a tour bus. >> i gave him the bus, gave me the confidence to march forward in my own career. i kept thinking well, if elvis believed him enough to give me a bus, may be a a shot in the business so it hav had been a gt ride, but what a great friend, what a giver he was. >> i have been here for years. >> this home like a museum to your friends, to your benefactor. >> it is just a home. he was very sensitive guy, he knew i lost my mother, i lived in north memphis, and one day he gave me a check and said i know you lost your mother as an infant and never had a home, i want you to give it to me. and then he spends time and i have been here for four years. 10 years before that i liv livet gracela

you if he should be charged, wanda said yes -- and kathy writes -- >> but monique says this -- and brenda notes -- you can join the conversation and give us your thoughts on our wjla facebook page. it would generate lots of discussion. right now, how about a discussion about this nasty, yukky weather? >> it is 81 right now -- in miami. [laughter] about the rain. doppler radar shows the rain with some ice pellets mixed in in the mountains, well to the west of the washington area, but there is more in southern west virginia, into kentucky, and this has been the last part of the system. it will take its sweet time going away, and then it will chilly, andd temperatures may rise a degree and it is 34 in manassas. and just a few more sample rain totals in the weather burg network. and the temperatures are dramatically colder. 33 degrees in hagerstown, 34 at washington dulles, 38 degrees in fredericksburg, and these values are anywhere between 25 and 35 degrees colder than yesterday afternoon. mass, andarmer air that will try to push this cold happens,, and if this getill get more, and as we thr

on the remains of brenda, a young woman missing since 2011.ause of discrepancies in the evidence. her family suspects authorities give them someone else's body. remains on the 43 students are expect soon. there's little clarity. >> what will happen to the other bodies, will they go back to the grave without identity? there's something frenetic about the idea that the state commits a crime, and brings you truth and through all the experts. we need to thing of new ways to approach the problem. >> reporter: in the search for a new way, they are launching a campaign on the air waes. the constant reframe, i will find you. >> it's basic human dignity. we are born with a name. it doesn't matter who we are. we deserve to go to the grave with a name. >> reporter: they hope to help their country find its footing after so many years on a violent past >>> that report from al jazeera's adam raney in mexico >>> coming up in the final segment tonight... [ ♪ music ] ..hitting the high notes. baltimore's maestro and the sound of change she's brought to her sym

. >> america's sweetheart, brenda lee. >> geraldo, the first time i met elvis december the 13th, evenhe was a bit older than i was we had an immediate connection. and we stayed friends until he passed away. and in the interim, he would come to my shows. i would go to his shows. we would call each other. he called my office one day and wanted a copy of sweet nothings au au autographed. >> he was very generous, he gave him a tour bus. >> but giving me the bus, he gave me the confidence to march forward in my own career. i kept thinking well, if elvis believed in me enough to have a bus, maybe i have a shot. it has been a great ride, what a giver he was. >> elvis gave jerry shilling a house. >> it is just a home, geraldo, he was a very sensitive guy, he knew i lost my mother when i was a-year-old. i lived in the memphis neighborhood. and one day i was -- he gave me a check and said jerry, i know you lost your mother. and he said you never had a home. i wanted you to be the one to give it to. then he came up here, spent time. and i've been here for 40 years. ten years before that, i lived

. >>> brenda kendrick from martinsburg, west virginia, she gets up one hour early just to watch w us a9. love wusa 9, always have, always will. >> this week's womenners get four all day lift tickets that can be used at liberty round top and white tail resorts. go to our facebook fan page and fill >>> welcome back. i'm meteorologist allison ray. we are looking at rain here farther south for i-64 and along 81 south of harrisonburg. most of our area is going to be dry. a few lingering light showers west of la plata. you can see on our radar loop, we have a couple of drizzle spots left over. count on the clouds hanging around. germantown, even more over to baltimore, slivers of sunshine this afternoon. 40 degrees right now for rockville. we will track the rain this afternoon and also tomorrow. first. >>> allison the police activity is ongoing in southeast dc. southern avenue between wheeler road. this was an overnight homicide and it looks like they will certainly have the road closed there at least until daylight per ppt. the beltway looks good through prince george's county. here's a l

. >> the two cops quickly realize brenda alba needs help.'s not going to make it to the hospital. bonitez and bradley become mid wives with a badge. >> i explained, i'll help you basically catch the baby at this point. the mom the whole time was very calm and they had a 5-year-old in the backseat jumping around saying, oh, my little sister is coming. >> within seconds, bella is born right in front of the milwaukee public market. the officers unwrapped the umbilical cord around her shoulder but bella still isn't breathing. >> we started to clear the airways, but did a slight pinch to get the nose and patting the bottom. it felt like forever. >> all of the sudden, she cries and hear probably like 10 or 20 police officers and all of them are cheering. >> benitez is the dad of two small girls. now he feels like he has three. >> i'm excited, like i'm the father or something. i've got smiles from ear to ear. i just can't believe that happened. i can't believe we did that. it was a great feeling. >> months later, it was time for the reunion. >> loo