congressman buck tweeted the photograph out after snapping it in his office.tics pointed out they are illegal in the district but he points out it was inoperable and he says capitol police approved it ahead of time. >>> the university of virginia hoping to save some money by offering about 800 employees early retirement. that includes nine months of salary. the university says it is a one-time offer and hopes to restructure or eliminate some positions after the employees leave. >>> the most pressing questions today, the first lady was in the take daughters to work today. the children asked mrs. obama about her favorites. one even asked about her age. >> i'm 51. what was that? >> you're too young for a 51-year-old. >> you should come up and give me a hug. come up here. come give me a hug! >> smart kid. >> the white house hosted seven d.c. foster children at this year's event along with the kids of executive office employees. president obama is encouraging employers to try to do the same. >> what woman doesn't want to hear that? >>> back yards caught. the river

now, buck tweeted the photo earlier this week of them holding the ar 15s. d.c.'s attorney general tells the post, it passed the photo on to police since assault rifles are illegal in the district. but buck tell "washington post," the gun is inoperable. also writing on facebook i had the gun chektd out and approved by the u.s. capitol police. >>> the police may be riding on dangerous wheels. >> the trek recall involves nearly a million bikes made in the last 15 years because the front wheel can stop or come off all together. injuries as severe as quad pleega have been reported. yesterday we noticed law enforcement riding on trek bikes. today we called around the local law enforcement agencies to notify them and determine if they were replacing or replacing fleets. u.s. capitol police confirm it has trek bikes and is working on a fix. until then replacement bikes will be made available. prince william county police have five bikes. they say they're looking into this recall. the loudoun county sheriff's office says it is fixing the seven trek bikes it has. i'm told

attorney general looking into this picture of congressman ken buck he tweeted it out with trey gowdyolding an ar 15 in the house office. they may have violated the city's strict gun laws. >> the congressman maintains he had permission from the capitol police to keep the unloaded gun ontis display in his office. it is mooingnothing more than a patriotic paper weight. >> send us an email at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com and we will share your comments later in the show. >> right now the time is 5:26. coming up next, a billion dollar drama. the va secretary plan to pay for a botched project that could hurt our heros. >> the congressional kiss proving byipartisanship is not dead. you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual

in the meantime if the economy is not nerve-racking enough how about making 2.4 million bucks off a tweet. it happened apparently last friday. one trader nabbing 300,000 shares before "wall street journal" tweeted about a possible deal with intel. he got them at 36 bucks a share but once the news was confirmed, shares shot up 28% closing at 44 bucks. but but, if you're thinking you could net millions trolling twitter, keith fitzgerald says you're a twit and you should be careful. this is all perfectly legal what happened here. you just take advantage of stuff that is publicly out there. nothing was done wrong. a lot of you heard that and said boy, count me in i'm going to be trolling the internet. what do you think? . >> i tell you neil if that is a legitimate trade that's fantastic, that's the stuff of dreams. on the other hand for every one trade that hits the headline like that, tens of thousands go bad. the internet is filled with misinformation, disinformation, traders trying to manipulate price. an endless game and getting worse. neil: what do you tell your clients. i can see to liz

. >> i saved 200 bucks by having surgery. >> reporter: he tweeted they have undermined my belief to bely original funny and submersive there must be fallout, #life. abc news, phoenix. >>> oakland based clorox is tweeting after an outrage. where's the bleach? it's referring to the apple site. clorox appears to want their own emoji. i wish we could bleach away the last tweet. it was meant to be about all the emoji that could use a clean up. >> the federal trade commission received more than 900 complaints nationwide from people who say cash for iphones paid significantly less after offering top dollar. gma investigated and bought three refurbished iphones. they could fetch $783. $114 was sent. customers have three days to dispute the final quote. so, gma tried to get the phones back. when producers finally reached someone on the fourth day of calling, the payment was processed. nevada's attorney general is investigating cash for iphones business practices. >> our office started receiving a spike in complaints. it totals over 300. look into the company's complaint. do your research. if it

. >> buck sexton we saw jeb bush tweet about this today, saying obama meets with castro but refuses to meet with netanyahu. why legitimize a cruel dictator of a repressive le re jet stream? what is your view of this move by the president? >> it's a larger narrative. the president has a propensity to coddle tyrants. this has been the case in a number of places around the world, most notably recently with iran. we're supposed to concede whatever we have to do to get a framework for an agreement that may or may not be signed -- >> did not make every concession. >> the u.s. got almost nothing in the iran deal. we can talk about that too, but i want to focus on the cuban deal for now because we'll go off the rails a little bit. with cuba what did we get? absolutely nothing. they released somebody who was never supposed to be in prison in the first place who almost died in prison. this is a concession? look at the oppression in venezuela. rather than looking far photo-op and shaking hands with the mafia state dictators of cuba, maybe president obama could point out venezuela has said they wi

>> protesters taking to the streets demanding 15 bucks an hour, and hillary clinton's in, and she's weighing in, tweeting her support for the protesters. these are union-backed protests. are unions trying to supersize their membership, not workers' pay? i'm brenda buckner, this is "bulls and bears." gary b. smith joe mass max ferris, john layfield along with ashley pratt and emily tish-sussman. ashley, the union backed protests, just a way to bump up their membership, not people's pay? >> the unions do not care at all about increasing the minimum wage for workers. they tried to make this look like an organic effort when really over the past two years the seiu funneled over $50 million into nonprofit groups to make it look like it's organic done by the workers. if you saw some of the protests, young college students being paid money by the unions to stand out there. they weren't actual fast food workers and that's the real issue that you wachbt tont to debate. why this issue is going on when workers aren't the ones really advocating for it. >> gary, why do you think this is? tens of millions of dollars a

tweeting this photo. that's representative ken buck of colorado on the right. he's holding an ar-15 inside his d.c. office. well assault rifles you probably know are illegal in the district. the d.c. attorney general's office says it passed the photo on to d.c. police. now, buck says the gun is safe because it's inoperable. he says "the only dangerous thing about this gun is if someone took it off the wall and hit somebody else over the head with it." buck told the "washington post" he worked with multiple regulators to make sure it was okay to keep the gun in his office. chuck? >>> okay we're still waiting on rain drops here in the washington area. rain is getting closer and closer. here's interstate 81 through the shenandoah valley. the leading edge of the rain drops here probably only 15 or 20 minutes away from reaching i-81 itself. that means it's several hours from getting on the i-95 corridor that go through the metro area. so weather slowdowns, moist likely during the course of the afternoon. this evening roads will dry out. tomorrow looks like a nicer day, no real weather concerns for. 80%

>> reporter: that's right, one of the declared candidates senator rand paul tweeted he raised more than a million bucks in just a little over 24 hours after launching his campaign. if supporters of some of the other potential candidates leaking to the media right now are telling the truth, paul and others will have a lot of work to do to catch up to senator ted cruz and former florida governor jeb bush. several super pacs reportedly will raise $31 million by tomorrow! bush supporters reportedly were shooting for 100 million in just the first quarter. that's the amount analysts sail be the minimum to run a successful primary campaign. they say a candidate needs 15 million at least just to be harder in the crowd, and whoever becomes each party's nominee will spend at least a billion dollars to win the white house. is hillary on her way? one pac for her has been up and running since 2013 and through the end of last year raised nearly 13 million. a top democratic super pac, priorities usa action that helped president obama beat mitt romney in 2012, it raised 80 million in 2012, now plans to help hillary. l

tweeted. here's the photo. that is representative ken buck of colorado on the right. he's holding an ar-15 with another congressman. assault rifles are illegal in the district. the d.c. attorney general's office said it's passed the photo on to d.c. police. buck told the hill newspaper, capitol police gave him permission to have it in his office. buck told the hill the gun does not work same quote, the bolt carrier assembly is not in the rifle. it is in fact in colorado. >>> here at the live desk at this hour, we are getting more details on that terror plot foiled in france. police arrested a guy they said was going to attack several churches. he accidentally shot himself and called for an ambulance. also learning that the islamic extremist had an arsenal of heavy weapons in his apartment as well as notes about potential targets. all this according to security officials. they say the 24-year-old is suspected of killing a young mom. also just days ago. and at this point, there is no evidence that he is actually tied to a specific terrorist group. aaron? >> thank you. >

. >> every re tweet original tweet they give a buck. also used phone, bring it to a verizon wireless store, not only do they donate money for the phone, but then try and refer wish the phone and give it to victims of domestic violence so they have a life line. >> in fact just news again yesterday, that one of the dallas cowboys, what's his name? >> gregg hard. >> i gregg hardy. i won't play for ten games, suspended by the commissioner. so it seems as if the nfl is even stepping up even more than they have over the past ten years? >> i don't know. i think because it is the nfl it gets magnified. but reality is this issue is everywhere, every home. >> every place. >> you hope not every home. >> well, everybody i think that has been touched by it. >> absolutely. if we haven't experienced we probably know somebody that has. like i said, help the cause. >> the least you can do, tweet something, hashtag of eagles vzw hope, then create awareness, the greatest thing. >> someone who has experience, so many people they like to say maybe this happ

while posing for a picture with the buck eyes defensive tackle michael benefit decided to give president obama bunny ears. he tweetedid the bunny ears show up on tv or was it too late. they were being honored after winning the first ever college football playoff national championship. you know his mother is not happy with him. >>> there will be fewer turkeys on store shelves this year. see why one food maker says there will be a shortage. is it too soon know if it will affect your thanksgiving. those details still ahead. >>> you'll need a jacket in next few days. cooler temperatures are returning. see how allow it's going to go ahead in my seven-day forecast. >>> a cattle roundup on a ohio highway. some were kidlled and others managed to escape. the interstate was closed until the cows were rounded up. >>> the company hormel says there won't be as in turkeys on store shelves. farmers have been forced to kill more than two million turkeys since march. the company can't say whether prices or the thanksgiving season will be basiced. >>> the ink is barely dry on tim tebow's contract and fans can get their hands on his j

. >> reporter: we tweeted some questions to the others, asked others. >> do you ever feel like you're not living life buck ear so busy recording it? >> i think that's a big part of snap chat is show people what you're doing. >> you can get in the car with three or four young boys and they're all with their heads down. >> it's not social media, it's our inability or ourability to manage it. >> i think it can be an invasion of privacy stissments. >> reporter: most teens believe they have the right to privacy when it comes to social media. >> like if you were telling a secret and you don't want anybody else to know. >> reporter: their parents disagree. >> i don't feel like it's an invasion of privacy to look at their social media. i do feel it's an invasion of previous see to read their text. >> if i were doing something bad, i would understand, but i'm not doing anything bad. >> i have the right and the ability to be in your stuff as long aus ear in my household. >> privacy in my mind is things that other people can't see. a die real. one-on-one phone call is private what. they put out there in the public d

. >> i saved 200 bucks by having hotel room surgery. >> reporter: lowe tweeting recent events have underlined my belief that for something to be truly original funny and sub versive there must also be fallout." #life. rebecca jarvis abc news phoenix. >> that got a laugh out of everybody. >> we'll give you that. i have friends in maine and they're saying enough already. >> they are saying that. enough already and it is snowing again this morning. that's right. we've got know from manchester new hampshire, this is a live -- look from yesterday's camera but a look this morning in portland maine, opening day for their baseball players and it's under this. average in april 2.8 inches of snow so it's not out of the ordinary but i know you want it to be done. it will be done eventually throughout the late morning and early afternoon then flash flood watch in that same region we were talking about severe storms. jacqui: good morning, washington. a chilly morning and damp and drizzly in spots. cloudy spots and a wind chill factor. not much happening, maybe a few sprinkles around bowie the but most of

. >> i saved 200 bucks by having hotel room surgery. >> reporter: lowe tweeting recent events have underlined my belief that for something to be truly original funny and sub versive there must also be fallout." #life. rebecca jarvis abc news phoenix. >> that got a laugh out of everybody. >> we'll give you that. i have friends in maine and they're saying enough already. >> they are saying that. enough already and it is snowing again this morning. that's right. we've got know from mancheste have snow from manchester, new hampshire. portland land maine opening day. average in april 2.8 inches of snow, it's not out of the ordinary but i know you want it to be done. it will be done throughout the late morning and the afternoon. we'll be talking about flash flood watches in the same region. let's get to the local forecast after this. # >> reporter: good morning, everyone, david murphy here with your update from accuweather. not a lot of shower activity, one south of dover, everybody else has low-lying cloud cover and drizzle. as we take a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we're d

tweet heard around the media and cable world. time warner and comcast cable. >> they dropped 10 bucks on this news. request whether or not the comcast bid for time warner will be blocked. antitrust division is reportedly nearing recommendation to block the deal. this is 45 billion-dollar deal. it was supposed to happen in 2014 but obviously been with all of the regulators. that being said, these reports pushed the stock down 10 bucks. it recovered a little bit. time warner has come out and said it has no indication from the department of justice that antitrust lauras nearing to block the comcast merger. that is their rebuttal. they're certainly colling out. the question is about consumer and comcast says that the consumer will benefit from this deal, right? faster broadband and access to superior video experience. but that is one of the receipts that the consumers could be harmed. we'll see what happens. these reports pushed these stock and give them a lot of volatility. liz: next in line for mergers is at&t and directv those stocks are down not as much as time warner cable. to the markets overall

>>> a lawmaker tweets a photo holding a gun inside the capitol and he can face an investigation into whether he violated gun laws. take a look here it is. that's representative ken buck he's holding an ar-15 with another congressman. assault rifles are illegal in the district. the d.c. attorney general's office says it has passed that photo on to d.c. police and buck told the newspaper that capitol police gave him permission to have it in his office. he said it's inoperable, adding that the bolt carrier assembly is not in the rifle. it is in fact in colorado. >>> the man who shot president ronald reagan will appear in a courtroom this morning. he is asking for longer visits to his mother's gated community in virginia. he is allowed 17 days away from the mental hospital where he lives. hinckley shot reagan in march of 1981. hinckley is 60 years old. the secret service regularly follows him. >>> in the day ahead, there will be a ground breaking ceremony that will bring you more affordable housing options in the district. this project will create 140 affordable apartments for families in the brightwood neighborhood. the concord, valencia buildings will be renovated. mur

tweet. >> yes. >>> i was raise manager my hand and screaming i had some money. >> not just some, 300 bucks good do you wish you had extra money. >> ukee got some. today is your lucky day. jim donovan is in our news room with folks who are owed money. this is just terrific. >> great way to wake up to find out you are owed cash. billions of dollars are available in unclaimed fun waiting to be collect in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. are you owed some of it? these people are. if you recognize their names give them a call. >>> so check to see if you are owed money too on cb. philly.com. also on my facebook and twitter feed let me know if you are having success. in a few minutes we will tell you who else in our news roomies owed some money. i'll have more names coming up guys. >> well, list of people buying coffee this week. >> that is right. >> thanks, jim. >>> speaking of money tomorrow is teach children to save day. you need to cover ground and develop those all important saving habits. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us now to steer you in the right direction. the she's

tweet does nothing really good for her. and i don't understand the lying. is that a salad dressing? >> it is like two bucks right there. >> the twice was up in 2014. like it was really high. >> that's a good move. >> but if you are her pr person don't you want her to consciously uncouple from twitter? >> it wouldn't be a bad move. >>> if there was any justice in the world she would be living on food stamps and a nicer person would be rich. >> this is the worse attempt at a celebrity since hillary clinton represents americans. >> i was waiting to see if it came up on the monitor. >> this is a lose-lose proposition for celebrities. they are actually -- i think they are trying to do something nice but there is absolutely no way it doesn't come across as patronizing and condescending. i don't know why they bother. >> this is what i think is wrong with the country. people who don't need food stamps using food stamps. that was assertive. you are like the hillary of our panel. >> this is the most food she has ever had in one week, let's be honest. >> what happened to her? they seemed well adjusted. >> she does? >

buck 45 a pop. i am a slurpee fanatic. i prefer coke but i will take cherry slurpee if they don't have enough. i saw you tweeting. are you with me? >> i believe it has to be 10 inches in diameter. i think that one is illegal melissa. melissa: customers can bring in pretty much anything they want as long as it's sanitary, leak-proof -- oh, and fits within a ten-inch -- >> yeah melissa after you figure out a way to fill that one up, you need a bathroom to live in after you drink all that. in all seriousness, this is a summer kickoff for 7-eleven. they expect each 7-eleven store to get 100 extra customers on saturday because of this promo. >> wouldn't they be so smart for me to fill this up. i would tweet it, instagram it, what a great pr stunt. how much could that much slurpee cost? thirty cents. it's just sugar water. >> the money has nothing to do with it. you don't need that much slurpee if you stepped off the face of the sun. >> yes, i do. >> it would give mayor bloomberg a heart attack which you would enjoy. it's all about the pr. i think it's a brilliant stunt. >> see you at 7-eleven. >> enjoy. >> absolutely

tweeted all crews are fine. that's a good thing and the trucks, they say can be row placed. erika? >> ukee, rock climb is her recovering after falling several stories on a cliff in bucksounty. the accident happened sunday, at ralph stover state park in pipers ville. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco spoke with the rescuers who put themselves in danger to save that injured climber. >> the pictures show daring and dangerous rescue after climber on the high rock at ralph stover state park falls into the ravine. >> fallen at least about 40 feet. landed on his back on some rocks. he was in a lot of pain. >> the point pleasant volunteer fire company got the call just before 1:00. a 59 year old had a miscommunication with other climbers in his group and slipped. chief scott fleischer says the rescues are difficult and time intensive. but it is something they train for. >> it certainly is a race against time. we're working against a clock to get them to care and that's why we bring helicopt nerve ultimately to evacuate to the hospital. however, you can only go so fast down there, it is very tight terrain not a lot of room. >> 911 caller was able to meet emergency crews r

congressman ken buck is allowed to have an unloaded ar-15 in his office. last week he raised eyebrows when he tweetedhey have some of the gun laws. >> "usa today" says the postal service is considering using drones. they're looking at new designs for its trucks. one is an all-electric vehicle that can launch a drone. the unmanned aircraft would deliver packages to home. it would help the mail carrier cover more territory in less time. >>> the "washington post" looks at why women are afraid to tell employers they're pregnant. more than ever women work during their pregnancy. in the early 's,60s only 4% women held their job. by 2008 66% women held their job. >>> airbnb offers a million listings in over 1991 countries. 35 million users have checked in. now they're launching their first ad. the company still faces critics. new york state's attorney general says 72% of airbnbs are illegal hotels. welcome back. >> thank you, charlie. >> tell me what the problems are and we'll talk later about some of the successes you're meeting in new york and other places because they say it's illegal hotels and therefor

the number of people tweeting and saying it is a significant amount of money if you do 50 bucks a weekou cut it for people at that wage level it is significant. i didn't mean to imply it's not. but assuming somehow it is going to translate into a great wave of spending i think, is also -- >> people look at what happened with walmart. they look at the stock and realize, wow, this really may be it did hurt them. but they look at brian cornell, what he's doing at target and didn't think it hurt it at all. one for one analysis doesn't hold up under close scrutiny. >> target's a different animal. >> brian cornell's making great strides there. >> yeah. >> he's been tremendous. you're going to see aisle after aisle do better. i think you'll go there, say holiday time a new disney movie, "star wars," he will feature great "star wars" stuff. natural and organic aisles very exciting. the food aisles will be good. i like everything that he's doing. and he shut down canada which was rough for people who work there. that took guts. ta took that took corporate guts. >> best buy followed it with a si

lawmaker tweets a photo of himself holding a gun inside the capitol and now he could face an investigation over whether he violated d.c. gun laws. here's the photo in question that's representative ken buck of colorado on the right. he's holding an ar-15 with another congressman. assault rifles are illegal in the district. the attorney general's office has passed that photo on to d.c. police. buck said that capitol police gave him permission to have it in his office. buck also told the hill the gun doesn't work, saying that the bolt carrier assembly is not in the rifle. it is in fact in colorado. >>> today a new project will soon bring more affordable housing options for you in the district. the brightwood project will create 140 affordable apartments for families in northwest. three historic buildings listen renovated. mayor muriel bowser will join community leaders for ground breaking ceremony at 11:00 this morning. it is expected to be finished by next march. >>> no tax increases for you next year if you live in arlington. the county board of supervisors voted on the new budget yesterday and that budget does not raise property taxes. it also fully funds the county school system. the s

>> protesters taking to the streets demanding 15 bucks an hour, and hillary clinton's in, and she's weighing in, tweetingield along with ashley pratt and emily

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bucks. host: and in chicago, democrat, said she will now support senator rand paul. jim garrity, a national review editor, he tweeteds out yesterday. senator rand paul following up after senator ted cruz announced his they did last week. his bid last week. and senator marco rubio could announce his 2016 bit, and any day, hillary clinton could be announcing her attention to run. by the way, and new and new eastern time in louisville kentucky, we will have senator rand paul's announcement here on c-span. his father will attend his residential campaign launch. that is from bloomberg's website , reporting that the former congressman and presidential contender who ran three times will be at that event today. carl, chicago, democrat caller. good morning. caller: yes, good morning. how are you? rand paul is basically his father's son. what he does is, he's very astute at obfuscating the true nature of libertarianism. if you really turned him down, you will find out he's not going to discount what his father says and that is where his downfall will be. libertarianism does not work will stop -- does not work. that would be l

tweeting out pictures that they are seeing this morning. it is getting better, bus stop buddy knows is there still a couple of showers around and here are just a few in bucksnd camden county in salem county, cumberland, in new jersey, so this is really the last of it. now sunnies starting to come out, 58 degrees and we will get to a high later on of 66. rain gives way to sunshine but remember wind will gust up to 30 miles an hour. another bad hair day but this one because of the wind. >> wind. >> i will trump your rainbow picture. >> really. >> i think i can beat yours. >> let's see it. >> that is a good one. >> this is richer, more defined. >> it is from maria, one of our former interns. >> get to know your co-workers. >> yes. >> i haven't seen her in a while because our schedules are milk up. >> she was in the studio just a little while ago. >> was that on the ben franklin bridge. >> yes. >> the benny. >> yes. >> lets get back to national kindergarten day. >> i found a picture of jen fred in kindergarten. >> let's show it now. >> probably the same size. >> now remember she is a twin. >> that is true. >> she is a twin. >> that is her on the left. >> no, o

bucks. target has some for $26. these are the lines around the corner. but this is what people found when they walked into the store. empty shelves. allison tweetedlection if it will only be available for five minutes on one day. corrie says it feels like "the hunger games." these are popping up online for hundreds of dollars. the idea is you're getting a designer dress for affordable price. but who's winning? >> what size is that? >> it's my size. >> oh really? >> i have an 8-year-old niece. this is interesting to see how people gravitate to the designers at a lower price but at what risk? katniss? that would be you. >>> coming up we're kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats®... have 8 layers of nutritious wheat... and one of delicious sweet. to satisfy the adult.... and kid - in all of us. (supergrass' "alright") plays throughout ♪ ♪ ♪ nutritious wheat for the adult you've grown into. and delicious sweet for the kid you'll never outgrow... feed your inner kidult... with frosted mini wheats®. when sprint told us that they'd cut our verizon bill in half we were like 'why?' and they were all 'to save you money on your rate plan' and i was like 'why?' and