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every day is a new day, brenda, believe me. look i agree with tracy partially. if finances are not that big of a deal in your family yeah, then don't worry. for most families though, i don't think that's the case and look, a good relationship, the number one thing is trust. if you can't trust the other person and they're doing something behind your back, i think you have the foundation there for a ruined marriage, so i would try to be up front. >> gary another expert. you've been married fore ever, what do you think? >> i know nothing. all i can tell you is if you are a spouse and you are hiding big accounts from your spouse there is something wrong and it is a big deal on a one-on-one basis. the good news is i don't think most people have that going on. but i think tracy said it best if it is there's probably something that she mentioned. >> all right, let's be frank. this is men. men were doing this. 26% of men were doing this. >> only men. >> it just shows that american are bad with money and shouldn't be leading our country, so we need more women in office.

>> i would not, brenda.it's overbought at this point, take the profits. >> for the number one call in 2014 jonas, last january you said southwest would be flying high. you were right. it's taken off 121%. stay and enjoy the ride or quit while you are ahead? >> you will do better in jetblue. >> thanks. you only get that fair and balanced pat on the back and kick in the butt here. that was then, this is now. time for the best name to own in 2015 in predictions. gary b., quickly. >> verizon. >> john? >> gopro, up 50%. >> jonas? >> dowcal. >> neil take it away. >>> just imagine turning your back on your boss for some new york city police officers, it was no problem at all. i'm neil cavuto. the national implications of a snub. ahead of the funeral of the second police officer shot in new york will there be another show that the force doesn't like. the nypd veterans turned their back on the mayor. if this happened in the corporate world would the boss have to go or would the people turning their back go? to ben st

>> i do, brenda. i agree with both ladies. what do they do? they sit in a room and go we are upset with police. what's the best way to do that? let's block apple. that will help. it's crazy when you think about it. here is the bigger problem. they don't even have the consensus on their side. the latest survey 75% of people overall like and respect their local police. if you think that's not the african-american, 56% of african-americans approve of their local police. it's kind of like blocking mcdonald's because you think they have bad food. most people want to go to mcdonald's because they like mcdonald's. this will accomplish nothing. >> we've seen civil protests throughout our history be very successful. this is different. >> they have three different issues. i've been treated great by police. police confiscate property. these police have become militarized. that is a bizarre issue. in the past and we are right on the edge of martin luther king day, the protests, parades the cops block the city. you want the public to take the side of the p

brenda buttner is looking into the president's proposal.>> reporter: the president will be talking tax on tuesday, and funding earnings to fund tax credits and other programs. the proposal is expected to get rid of a tax break on inheritances. we're talking big bucks here. they expect the tax hikes will raise $320 billion over a decade. besides funding new tax credits and expanding the childcare tax credit, the money will go to other new government programs including making community college free for some students. the biggest part of the president's plan is an increase in the cap gains and dividends rate for couples making more than $500,000. now that is a fancy way of saying that high income taxpayers will pay more to the government for gains made on stock and bond investments. that could have an impact on wall street. if more of what you make is eaten in taxes there is less incentive to put money at risk. the president has gone to this well before. the top cap gains rate has jumped from 15% to 23.8% during the president's tenure. another

so hi, brenda.as well. >> tell us what this tax is what it does, how it all works. break it down. >> well, the federal gas tax is as you said, 18.4 cents. that's across the country. it hasn't been raised since 1993. so a lot of people are saying, well, it's time to raise it because gas prices have come down so far. this is very important that that senator is giving some wiggle room to an increase in the gas tax because essentially the republicans are against any tax increases. so that means it may be very likely that your gas prices are going to go up. >> so regardless of all this fuel that's out there we've got and these great low prices at the pump too bad for us. >> it's very controversial. look, if the federal highway trust fund runs out of money in may, and what congress has been doing is using trickery, going into the general trust fund to fund this and essentially it's supposed to be used for our crumbling roads and bridges. it's not at all clear that that's where it goes. but unless there is

. >> "access your inner power" is a book on yoga, and it's written by brenda schnable. so, brenda, there's not a yoga pose for dealing with stressful relationships, is there? >> well, there is, but relationships really deal on an emotional level. if you think of your relationships -- you're happy, sad, angry -- those are all emotions. and the best way to deal with emotions is doing something like working with your mental energy, doing meditation. >> interesting. so, what is meditation? >> meditation -- think of, like, when you're angry with your parents and you really want to calm down. meditation will help you get that focus, concentration, and bring peace back to you. >> so, show me what to do. >> all right, so, let's sit down. >> okay. >> so, let me show you what to do. you want to find a comfortable seated position. so, you might want to, you know, cross your ankles like this and sit nice and tall. and then take your hands and just place them lightly on your belly. relax those shoulders down and close those eyes. when you close your eyes, you can concentrate better,

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>> i do, brenda. i agree with both ladies. what do they do?t in a room and go we are upset with police. what's the best way to do that? let's block apple. that will help. it's crazy when you think about it. here is the bigger problem. they don't even have the consensus on their side. the latest survey 75% of people overall like and respect their local police. if you think that's not the african-american, 56% of african-americans approve of their local police. it's kind of like blocking mcdonald's because you think they have bad food. most people want to go to mcdonald's because they like mcdonald's. this will accomplish nothing. >> we've seen civilrotes throhoutur hiory be ver ccesul. is is dieren >> ty he thediffent sues. i'ee tated gea by poce. lice nfiste prorty. the poceav bece mitarid. th is bizae sue. theas ae a rig on the ge o rtin luering day,he pades theps bck tcity u wa the publicto take the side of the protesters not the cops. you want marches, not blocking traffic. this is going to turn the public away from these legitimate issues

it could've been brenda. >>> all right. a minimum wage hike coming from the corner office. i'm not talking about the oval office. aetna moves to get the minimum wage to 16 an hour to attract talent. aetna can afford to do so. it is looking at an operating profit of about $2.5 billion this year. food guys are not so fortunate. they are not making nearly as much money or their workers nearly in as much demand. no matter. the president will be pushing for an across the board minimum wage hike in his state of the union address next week. you say the president doesn't get it and one wage hike is not enough. >> i'm going to borrow his conspiracy hat. aetna and other companies put together the obama package. they are making money hand over fist. this is quid pro quo. i wouldn't be surprised if aetna is sitting next to michelle obama at the state of the union address. >> you're saying he is doing it as a political return? >> here is the key thing. listen to what he says. >> they make money. they can afford it. >> $16 to attract and retain talent. your salary should be based on your

. >> 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

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. >>> last stop, good game here today, brenda freeze and the lady terps at nebraska.wo ranked teams. walker-kimbro, 2 of her 18 in the first half. the game was tied at 27-27. terps explode in the second half. bang, bang, bang. maryland outscores nebraska 48- 20 in the second half to win 75- 47. so maryland basketball, men and women, doing great stuff today and it should be interesting. >> brenda freeze, all she's done is win since she's been there. amazing. >> she's outstanding. >>> bad weather? >> yeah, tomorrow will be milder, but we'll deal with showers in the morning and then an arctic blast arrives monday, 40 degrees. but gets even colder. our high temperature on wednesday and thursday, only 30. it's going to be brutal. >> i love it. >> you love it? good for you. >>> make the most of your weekend. see you back here at 11:00. bye. >> you got a fireplace? >> yeah, oh, yeah. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. save $300 on the final cl

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thanks, brenda. >> you're welcome. >> for "yoga & you," i'm emily. >> don't go away. we've got lots more still to come on "teen kids news." we'll be right back. >> if you think that all it takes to be a good babysitter is to turn on the tv, then you'll really need to pay attention to eden's report. >> joining us again is author and babysitting expert dr. connie hebert. hi. >> hi. thanks for having me on your show again. >> our pleasure. dr. connie, in your book "the teachable minute," you write that devices aren't babysitters, teens are. can you explain? >> sure. well, when you're babysitting, you don't want to use devices that are in the home or that you bring with you as babysitters. kids want you to be their babysitter, and that means that you'll want to catch teachable minutes with them as often as possible. >> okay, so are you saying good babysitters never let kids watch tv or play on the computer? >> no, not at all. kids like to watch tv, and they like to play on computer, but it shouldn't be for very long. and when they are watching tv or they're on computer, y

it could've been brenda. at 1:00 p.m. eastern with julie band res. >>> a crack down on terror in belgium. police hunting down would be terrorists in france more than 50 people arrested including a comedian for a facebook post that sympathize as they say with the paris attackers. here in america we're seeing new efforts by isis to recruit homegrown terrorists on social media. so emac you say it's time for facebook and triter to do more. >> they should do more to block out the bad guys. they don't have a good system to police it, they rely on users, people to use their social media accounts to do the policing for them. they like to call themselves the town square but you don't have people pouring into the square saying chop off people's head. twitter and you tube and facebook they don't have the people policing it. i say for now block it. >> and, rich speaking of the police that nypd cop killer actually posted some stuff on instagram, the famous putting winds on pigs on ins gram before and we weren't alerted to it. >> yeah

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it could've been brenda. >>> time now for our hits and misses of the week. james?this is a miss to irs commissioner john koskinen who said this week that since the congress is only giving him an $11 billion appropriated budget, the irs will not even have the resources to pick up the phone this tax finaling season, won't offer any tax prep basically because the irs targeted conservatives and then stone walled and then had their budget cut as punishment from congress. he's decided who really has to suffer are the elderly, the poor, the disabled filers who need help with their tax returns. outrageous. >> bret? >> this is a huge hit to the sons of the fraternity of virginia, they were cleared by the charlottesville police of any wrongdoing. they had been accused of being a place where a gang rape took place against a young university of virginia undergraduate student. charges are totally false, the brothers knew it from the beginning. they bided their time, waited to be officially cleared. they have come out with honor and distinction which is more than can be said for

it could've been brenda. >>> welcome back everybody.at will do it for "way too early," the friday edition. i had to apologize to mika. mika, i didn't bring the puppy to work today, the one that patrick picked up on the street. >> yeah. i was going to adopt the puppy. >> i know well we had three friends, can we put his face up. we gave him a bath last night, getting him cleaned up. we had so many friends that want to adopt this little guy. >> that's so nice. >> there he is dancing in the kitchen. >> i was going to have him sit on the set with us on a little pillow. i think what we can do now, since you hold a found for that one, follow that story, let's bring other rescues in here and they can sit and co-host until they get -- >> wait until i tell you the special magic trick he can do but i can only tell you in private. >> stop it. >> morning joe starts right now. thanks, mika. >> see you. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the fir

let's bring in brenda buttner now.s our fox news senior business correspondent and the anchor of "bulls and bears." good to see you. >> you've been working long hours today, honey. >> so forgive me. this is great news. you're saying that the u.s. economy is now the leader in the globe. >> well, basically what a number of bank analysts are saying is, yes, the u.s. is now in the driver's seat of the global economy, whereas it's been the emerging markets, this acronym called b.r.i.c. it's not so much more that we are rising but they are falling. the explosive growth that we've seen in those emerging markets is starting to fall. now, there are some good things that are happening. we are going to have a gdp which is basically the best measure of the economy growth of about 3.2% this year. that's not incredible. i mean china's is still 6% 7%, but we are doing better in terms of economically. >> i believe the "s" in that is south africa. am i wrong? producers told me that. i got a cheat sheet. but the other once ies i knew on

it could've been brenda.elcome back. with europe on edge about possible sleeper cells and president obama moments ago saying that violent extremism has metastasized, it is important to keep track of the differences between the terrorist groups like al qaeda and isis which have not only different structures but often competing objectives. laith alkhouri is from flashpoint global partners and thank you for being here. so let as go through it. and let's chain the groups and their differences. let's start with al qaeda, which was the original terrorist group in 2001 that people knew about. talk about the branches. >> indeed. al qaeda has established branches throughout time. it didn't happen all at the same time. but we know the origins in afghanistan, osama bin laden established that and with his mentor and his mentor was assassinated in '89. bin ladin continued on and it was focused on the soviet forces and continued on with the taliban. so al qaeda central leadership which is in afghan region pakistani borders

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it could've been brenda. >>> welcome back. i'm jim sciutto in paris.ing to track down a new suspect in the brutal "charlie hebdo" massacre which took place just behind me. according to a new report the man is suspected of driving amedy coulibaly to the kosher supermarket where he e gunned down four people. meanwhile, as al qaeda in the arabian peninsula claims responsibility for last week's rampage here many people are asking whether officials may have missed critical red flags. i want to bring in cnn's pentagon correspondent barbara starr. the question seems to be how big were those missed red flags, if there were any missed by authorities in the runup to this. >> reporter: i think that's exactly right. intelligence services around the world, especially the french and the united states are trying to do just that figure out what they missed. al qaeda in yemen's video claim responsibility for the attack in paris raises significant concern far beyond france cnn has learned. u.s. and french intelligence services are urgently working to determine if al qae

. >> we have brenda. thank you for waiting. from tallahassee, florida. >> yes. this is brenda. my question s-illegal aliens will be made legal by obama as long as they pay their tax. these people more than likely will earn less than 25,000 annually. will they qualify for tax credits? also how can this ever work since it's other taxpayers who pay for these credits? i'll take your answer off the air. >> thanks, brenda. >> undocumented people -- or i'm going to say it this way. anyone who resides in the united states for over 365 days on average over the last three years -- it is a very complex formula. or if they have a green card and are committed to reside in the united states is taxable under the internal revenue code under worldwide income. we are the only country -- there may be one other in the entire world that has that approach to taxation. whether you are here legally or illegally, you have an obligation to file and pay your taxes. that is a bedrock of the internal revenue code as the congress wrote it and the irs administers it. they can get and i-10 so they can file th

it could've been brenda. >>> yahoo!fell nearly 3% today but one trader made $1 million bet to the selloff that could be a buying opportunity. mike is over at the smart board. mike? >> saw well over two times the average daily volume in yahoo! options and actually the bet was really quite interesting because what we saw somebody do was roll a foolish bet that they had previously made out to july by purchasing the july 50 calls, paying about 3.5 dollars for those so that's a bet that the stock will get up 15% by july expiration, but there was nothing interesting thing about this. we saw a tremendous amount of call activity before the stock made the room, big move that it made over here late last october, and that's what they were rolling out of. still about 150,000 contracts that could potentially be rolled. the other thing is this person also bought stock and other stocks as well. big bullish going all the way past july. >> what do you think of that trade, grasso? >> probably interpreting m & a activity that will take pl

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