byrne plaza." byrne's daughter kathy says her mother has always been inspired by the water tower, because it survived the great chicago fire. aldermen praised byrne's contribution, as the park plan cleared the city council finance committee. >> she was a take charge mayor wanted to make sure everybody who live here have the opportunity. >> a lot of great work. she wanted to put in the work. she was hard. >> blue line was extended to o'hare airport. navy pier was revitalized. and "taste of chicago" and several other festivals were born. the boy who got to save san francisco, as his favorite super hero, is now the star of a new movie. this is the trailer for a new documentary called "batkid begins." it's about five year old miles scott, who was the leukemia patient who got to be a caped crusader last fall. the make-a-wish foundation and thousands of volunteers turned san francisco into gotham city, as bat-kid and batman fought crime side by side. "batkid begins" comes out in november. how's the weath

pay its bondholders and we're looking into the likelihood of this actually happening then patrick byrne is on the program today the c.e.o. of overstock dot com sat down with me earlier to discuss what's more important in terms of big points except in the retailer or the consumer and in today's big deal edward harris and i are discussing who burned air b.n. b. corporate expansion and the fundamental value of these companies and i'll start right now. with. our lead story today argentina now the land of polo ponies well done carnegie and tango is dancing with another i just love that line now argentina has until wednesday to make an interest payment to bondholders or will officially default for the second time in thirteen years argentina claims it's willing to pay bondholders who agreed to take less than thirty cents on the dollar in a debt restructuring after its two thousand and one fault but federal judge thomas agree has said that argentina can not pay those bond holders without also paying so-called holdout bondholders who have refused to accept the thirty cents on the dollar offer an

patrick byrne time now for today's big deal. time with the wonderful that we're here and then today we are discussing air b.n. b. corporate expansion and the fundamental value of these companies now it was announced tuesday that air b.n. b. and are planning to target business travelers and the business community so edward what's going on here what can you tell me about this and why are they going after business consumers well. to your your second question i think they're going to business consumers because that's where the money is basically you know when it comes to who can pay more business customers always are going to be able to pay more so when you want to build your brand in your market unless you can get volume out of the consumers definitely you want to go with the business stuff and while they're doing it another thing i think that's really interesting and actually good about the way they're going about this is you know the integration into how expenses are made and so forth if you think about like american express in t

patrick byrne about his company's experience with. overstock was one of the first major internet retailers to accept declines and i began our conversation by asking him about what kind of transactional volume and big his company has seen since accepting the cryptocurrency take a look what he had to say. i think she's really non-student it's a quarter of one percent of sales just the last calculation on a solid twenty four hundreds of one percent of sales so you're a quarter one percent on a billion dollar company that bodes well but it is excel or even i mean in general the secular level opens. now in terms of other retailers who want to take big coin plunge what kind of operational hiccups have you had that you think can be avoided in other companies. it's been surprisingly seamless and smooth we integrated with coin because there are other companies i shouldn't like big pay and clone a pole among them the integration that our team about eight days make probably is corn based probably got it down even tighter than not so the integrat

byrne. and an amendment by mr. mcclintock of california. the chair will reduce to two minute the time of any electronic vote after the first vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on the amendment offered by the gentleman from louisiana, mr. mcallister, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. cleag. the clerk: an amendment offered by mr. mcallister of louisiana. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yea

what's going on right now there isn't byrne but we feel. i mean just make sure. they're bombing. you know i'll be ok and you know arms. but about well i'm you know there are a few we shut up. you know. just to get him off your sort of grain but by. looking at our. all the medical terms. right now of knowing that it's and very great find. i think. you know. rwanda's genocide took off when ethnic minorities were publicly dehumanised as quote call coaches and vermin in a report named what's orange and black and bugging ukraine u.s. funded radio free europe in kiev brands pro russian eastern ukrainians colorado beetles a bug that eats plants many eastern ukrainians wear orange and black ribbons originally known as the altar of st george which commemorate the thirty million who died defeating fascism in world war two washington's radio free europe links to this ad by key of president poroshenko channel five which pledges to quote kill colorado beetles on the sport harshing co officially calls eastern ukrainians quote parasites washington's blog knows hitler gave the same reason for et

byrne, had been disposed of. it is now in order to consider amendment number 6 printed in art a of house report 113-546. for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. langevin: mr. speaker, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 6 printed in part a of house report 113-546 offered by mr. langevin of rhode island. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 677, the gentleman from rhode island, mr. langevin, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from rhode island. mr. langevin: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: without objection. mr. langevin: mr. speaker, i'd lake to first of all thank congressman salmon as well as congressman -- chairman kline and ranking member miller for their work in bringing this very important bill to the floor. mr. speaker, my amendment would allow entities receiving funds under this bill to report

byrne, starting with you, forget the sexy names. old-school tech is where to be. >> specifically from our perspective, we have a focus on dividend-paying stocks. we've seen a bit of a rotation in recent weeks and months off sexy, the cloud computing names. >> intel specifically, which has done very well. >> one of our largest holdings, trading about 15 times earnings. they have nearly a 3% different yield. in fact over the last decades they have raised a legendary rate. >> john, what about you? within the broad realm of technology, where are you buying? >> well, we also favor dividend-paying stocks for the prudent speculator. we have done well with names like apple. we like a hold of that quote/unquote old tech, but where you might be putting money are the names that haven't performed that well, so something like a symantec, broke kay communications would be another name, a company called avx. there are still opportunities out there in technology. we are overwraet technology, as you pointed out in our portfolios, and of course the i

jeremy byrne has access to the group's spiritual leader. here is his report. >> drive 40 miles north of baghdad and you reach isis now calling itself the islamic heavy weapons supplied by the usa support shia militias that used to fight american and british troops. they stepped in when the iraqi army collapsed after isis. the most powerful fighting group is the league of the righteous. they are armed and trained by iran. the men in the front-line positions as isis fighters were only 500 yards away. war is being the fought on hot and empty roads. what is going on here has repercussions not just across the country, but across the middle east. politicalging the dynamic and deepening sectarian divides. and eventually, it may well be felt a long way from here. in europe or the united states. commanders say they protect any iraqi against invaders but have warned local sunnis that anyone helping isis will be killed. >> we have had phone calls of militants offering to surrender in exchange for their safety. the shows how terrified the militants are

smith, tracy byrnes, jonas max fairis and john lockner and so you say that what is to worry about is the price hikes? >> yes, we don't have a way to deal with the systemic shocks, but we are seeing good things with the jobs increase, but on the other side, the lowest labor force in over 36 years, and you can explain away the gdp number in the first quarter and the consumer is 76% of the gdp, but you can't explain it away for june. there was not bad weather in june and you saw 2% of the retail sales increase, and the average person is starting to feel this pinch. wages have not gone up in about 15 years, and in real terms, and you are seeing the prices going up, and you are seeing the ground beef up 16.5%, and oranges up 28%, and you are e ssee ing the cheese up 11%, and gas prices are down the last couple of months, but with all of the tensions in the middle east, i can't see that happening throughout the rest of the summer as the driving season is upon us, and the risk to me is that if this price inflation gets worse, because we have no way to deal with it with low interest rates fr

the jane byrne and never smiles. >> all the men did not like the idea of adding morse taxes to phone service. this it is the best of the bad idea. it is never a good idea. it is the daughter of the two ideas. >> in of all minimum-wage legislation is still a way off in chicago it is viewed as inevitable. >> think people in chicago need a raise to be able to make ends meet. it is not enough. i'm still fighting for $15 an hour making sure it grows. a little more tweaking before comes back to the full city council for a vote. prosecutors. the man is licensed to carry a concealed weapon. told police he is about to enter an at&t store in suburban crestwood on saturday. and he noticed it was being robbed. chased after the suspect not knowing police were also after him. when the man fired an officer had to duck for cover. police did catch the suspect. first of the armed robbery. amanda's charge with murder in what police say was a senseless unprovoked attack. police are holding this man on first-degree murder charges after the victim of a knockout punch died of his injuries. witnesses say ry

behaved as if they were above the law and run the place on the us state department official peter byrne told us everyone knew blackwater was out of control the state department was so afraid of its mission in iraq being slowed down or delayed by replacing blackwater as a contractor that they were willing to accept almost any standards of behavior out of the company in order to continue the contract even though they understood it was detrimental to us aims blackwater was an organization out of control in iraq and we now have absolute proof that the state department who was supposed to control them knew that they were out of control knew that they were dangerous people knew that they were acting contrary to u.s. policy aims and did nothing. after show break we'll bring you a report about the expectations that was the oil companies have with a conflict in iraq back. the interview. was your language. holding the killer though in. some of. the consensus here. to the opinions that immigrate to. choose the stories that impact the. child's access to. bizarre to you with more international news

smith, tracy byrnes, jonah max faris and max roach. ok okay. gary b. smith, they call it a $3.1 billion spending bill, but i bet you have another name for it. >> yeah, preposterous, brenda. why didn't they throw in the old chestnuts like highway spending, and food stamps, and medicare and education spending, and all of the mom and the apple pie stuff that people would be heart less if they voted against it. i mean, this is politics at the best. what bothers me about it, first of all, each of the bills should be voted on separately. they are all separate issues with separate debates back and forth, but what bothers me more than that is that, hey, it is a billion or $2 billion whatever, and it is other people's money that the government is so good at spending without anyone really having to say. that is preposterous. >> chuck, another name for it? what do you think of it? >> i think that you can't plan for emergencies and things happen. these lazy guys have five or six more days to work before they take a month off, because they have been working hard an

pay its bondholders and we're looking into the likelihood of this actually happening then patrick byrne is on the program today the c.e.o. of overstock dot com sat down with me earlier to discuss what's more important in terms of bitcoins except in the retailer or the consumer and in today's big deal edward harris and i are discussing guber air b.n. b. corporate expansion and the fundamental value of the stuff.

pay its bondholders and we're looking into the likelihood of this actually happening then patrick byrne is on the program today the c.e.o. of overstock dot com sat down with me earlier to discuss what's more important in terms of big points except in the retail or the consumer and in today's big deal edward harris and i are discussing super air b.n. b. corporate expansion and the fundamental value of these companies and i'll start right now. with. our lead story today argentina now the land of polo ponies well done carnegie and tango is dancing with another i just love that line now argentina has until wednesday to make an interest payment to bondholders or will officially default for the second time in thirteen years argentina claims it's willing to pay bondholders who agreed to take less than thirty cents on the dollar in a debt restructuring after its two thousand and one fault but federal judge thomas agree has said that argentina can not pay those bondholders without also paying so-called holdout bondholders who have refused to accept the thirty cents on the dollar offer and of one

pay its bondholders and we're looking into the likelihood of this actually happening then patrick byrne is on the program today the c.e.o. of overstock dot com sat down with me earlier to discuss what's more important in terms of big points except in the retelling or the consumer and in today's big deal edward harrison are discussing super air b.n. b. corporate expansion and the fundamental value of these companies and i'll start right now. with. our lead story today argentina now the land of polo pony well done carnegie and tango is dancing with another.

off their bond holders and we're looking into the likelihood of this actually happening then patrick byrneis on the program today the c.e.o. of overstock dot com sat down with me earlier to discuss what's more important in terms of bitcoins acceptance the retailer or the consumer so coming up to stay tuned all right lots of good stuff there thanks aaron farah and that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com ford slash r t america check out our web site r t dot com forward slash usa follow me on twitter at amir david make sure the let me know what you think we should cover and stay to do buses next. that's where we've been stu twenty years that's been the progression of derivatives trading is that now they've got the ability not just to move the price of a stock but to move the price of a country in the case of greece other countries or ukraine what's america doing in ukraine they want to gas us that's let's throw it on the bus let's use every fricken derivative trick we can under the bus let's bring in geopolitical tricks let's bring in lol. i would rather

smith, tracy byrnes, jonah max faris and max roach. ok okay. gary b..1 billion spending bill, but i bet you have

the swiss i mean this is this is just run by a little foundation out of university of byrne and they got the call as well and they just said sorry your laws don't apply are to switzerland good bye now i don't know if there's still that sort of bolshy today. but i think switzerland and germany would probably be two of the countries where you have a good legal framework to do these kinds of services that are resistant to sort of foreign you know legal and political tampering but yeah it's not going to be easy to do these kind of searches i actually think that decentralizing even further down to the individual user will be in the future the way to go and all of us just having a couple of these lying around with your email on it and with your documents on it with stuff that's really important for some reason and so completely decentralized it down to the individual well what do you make of this accusation by. who came out and said that this fine that the us is charging b.n.p. close to nine billion dollars. it is all about extortion essentially they want the they they want france and they

met life right brendan byrne so they're playing over there okay so they're playing over there right right they're playing for the state championship right and the star running back's got a thousand yards that he's run so far and they're playing the state championship and the kid's got the hamstring problem a deep hamstring pull can he run? they can't... no he's got a deep hamstring pull so he can't run but you can take the kid up you can give the kid a shot oh no [laughter] no [laughter] oh no [laughter] no? that's not happening no no i'm saying the coach says to you you can give the kid a shot you can deaden it you tape it up hat kid will give us 50 60 yards you say? no way no way in god's green earth coach forget it i actually have a question that's not... steve it's not happening this doesn't happen? it's not that... maybe i can't say it never happens somewhere those are less common than perhaps they once were yeah but what's changing? i think education is part of it i think it's a different sort of culture you know for a doc to stick a needle in a high school kid at a game they better

smith, tracy byrnes, jonas max fairis and john lockner and so you say that what is to worry about isyes, we don

tracy byrnes, doesn't have socks. i noticed. remember, the message of the show is about making money. you need time to build a portfolio. that is what we are here to help you do. that means we start with the "real, real deal," coming in on the headlines here, showing you how can you use them to make more money. we get into the first "real, real deal." a lot of people have been talk lately about issues of race and gender in the office. especially now that big tech companies such as facebook and google have released otherwise private stats. here's charles' take. >> look at facebook. the fact that almost half the employees in nontech jobs are women doesn't feel like progress, when you look at high-paying tech jobs, look how small they are. >> it is the 21st century, the battle of the sexes, it is creating a lot of chaos, but some industries, women do dominate. so hitha. i'm going to bring you in, one of the power ladies on that point. seems like education, health care, these are two industries where women are prevalent. >> exactly.

charles: let's go to tracy byrnes. tracy? >> no cat sounds. market is good news today. charles: great news. lot of activity on the internet. what's going on? >> i don't know, i think it might be a toss-up between kim k. and janet yellen. not so hot on the role models. charles: remember, we said it so many times, this is not about day trading, not about countdown to the crash, it's about investment money managers who are worth a million dollars pontificating, the idea is for you to make money, we're going to help you do it. we have the thing we call the "real, real deal." we look under the hood, we find the nuggets that are useful. that's how you make money in the market. let's do it. the first real, re"real, real d" amazing day in the market. 2014 fantastic for mergers and acquisitions. the news today our parent company, 21st century fox made an offer for time warner that might have officially opened the floodgates. i love mergers and acquisitions. i also like capex spending. two signals that business confidence is growing and people think, the people that run the busin

as expected, aldermen voted to rename water tower plaza in honor of jane byrne, the city's only woman mayor. they went to kansas city looking for some base hits and a little bar-be-cue... but a local girls softball team got a lifetime memory too. dinner with the leader of the free world. the glenview titans were at the legendary arthur bryant's rib joint when president obama... who knows a thing or two about barbeque... walked in. the girls started taking selfies with the president in the background and before they knew it, they were hanging with the commander in chief. >> we got to talk to him. he was so nice we heard all about what he was doing. >> just being there to experience it with them, you will never forget it the rest of your days. >>the team was planning to get tickets for a kansas city royals game while in town. when royals management heard about their influential new friend, they provided free tickets and let the girls play on the field before the game. and to think they almost missed it and went to mcdonald's ... >> good morning. starting off mild and pleasant. cooler th

charles: tracy byrnes, i know you believe in magic. >> i say good for them.harles: matt mccall. >> tech stocks are flying once again. pop some bottles, let's make it rain. [laughter] charles: what is big on social media? >> the driverless car debate. i think you may be blowing it out of proportion. charles: they don't make it in my size yet. this is not countdown to the crash or fast trades. it is not a sprint, it is a journey. we plan to be with you each step of the way and to do that we do what we call the real real deal. we help you learn how to use them to make some real money. i saw the x-men over the weekend and the tech stocks are coming back faster than the wolverine. they are proving this ain't 2000. one thing i know, guys, they never give up, they never satisfied. it would have dropped two bombs in now sake. i think people can still make a lot of money. what is all of this action doing? where are we with all of this? >> i think we're the same place today as we were two weeks ago. a lot of investors got shaken out hitting multi-month lows. the tech b

business grow, at startup.ny.gov gerri: a possible safety warning after a young girl's cell phone was byrneo a crisp it caught fire you were her pillow, welcome to you for coming on. ariel, with you, this just happened sunday, what occurred? help us understand. >> well, i fell asleep with my phone in my bed, then during sometime in the morning i woke up a smelt a burning smell, i went back to sleep, i woke up again. and it was like very strong. so i went looking for my phone, i turned one of my pillows over, i saw the burnt phone. gerri: were you scared? >> yes. gerri: i can't imagine how surprised you were to see that, did you know that phone was under the pillow? >> i did not. gerri: you didn't, so you were more surprised. what do you think when you saw it? did you think you know, is my phone broken? what were your thoughts. >> the first thing was is like happened before was oh, my god it happened against but to a further extent. gerri: thomas, we're seeing pictures of this by the way, the burning of pillow, and fabric and beding that is messed up. thomas, your daughter called you at work

charles: if you were on the poster and tracy byrnes' gym, there would be a line of people. >> i don't have two pennies to do that. >> risk is great, obviously with, higher risk people believe bigger rewards, but it has to be calculated risk. you can't just look at investment and say i want to do this, i'm taking the risk. you have to be calculated. what is the risk? is it worth the reward. >> calculated and informed risk. that's the problem. people don't want to do the research in order to inform themselves to take the calculated risk. charles: tracy needs to find a spot where people are overweight, gravitate to it and do their homework. >> then can you write me the check! [ laughter ]. charles: to the next real, real deal. stay on the topic of risks, there's a new study that says women are especially intimidated by investing in the stock. is this maternal prudence on their part? >> there are studies and the big firms notice that women are making more and more financial and investment decisions at home. this is an untapped market for the firms. we are making all the decisions but less

byrne: thank you, mr. chairman. i urge my colleagues on the other side of the aisle to read the amendment. it doesn't stop any group of people in my state or any coastal area in this country from working together to do the things they have to do to protect their waters and to use their waters. in fact, it frees them up because under this executive order, this amendment would say we're not going to use the money from this bill to fund, they could be restricted. in my coastal communities, we do meet together and the federal government is not a good partner. in fact, they have been a hindrance to our ability to use our waters. because there are people in the federal government who unfortunately believe that the oceans belong to the government, not to the people. we need to doment this amendment for coastal communities throughout the united states of america so that we can protect the people's right to control their own oceans and their own waters system of that fishermen and commercial uses and recreational uses of our

and our very own tracy byrnes. what do you make of the market today? we're coming back. >> people are still flocking into the equities market. this is really great, at least for this coming quarter until september 30th we'll see market continue to rise, melissa. melissa: jeremy, pretty serious worries out of portugal this morning. we waved them off. >> it could be a canary in thees of canaries in coal mines in europe right now. i don't think this will devolve anything that is contagion specific here. you have to realize european banks are weak. they continue to be weak asset sheets and continue to give loans to companies that are also weak. this is obvious. melissa: that is something we should be concerned about though? we're only momentarily concerned about it? tracy, what do you think? >> reality we're up 6% in six weeks and looking for reason to pull back and i think that is what we're doing. investors were chomping at the bit to find any negative news. chomped on to portugal and janet yellen. here we are. melissa: impressed, meaningful, what do you

tracy byrnes, you are up for. >> i'm hoping that facebook doesn't directly opposite.ething like 65% and revenues are going to be up. lou: we are going to talk about this going forward. charles: would be watching, lisa? >> starbucks, 15% double-digit growth. better number sales have been out the roof. it. charles: are you saying people should own the stock? >> to come absolutely. charles: what about you? >> health care, aetna, united health care come all of those huge companies, the savings are passed down. but regardless of whether or not you get a subsidy, it's not like you will be saving any extra money. charles: now, were you watching? >> i'm watching the currency market. is the u.s. dollar strengthens, it may hurt the multinational companies here in thing to keep an eye on. charles: okay, time for my marching orders. yes, we know its earnings even in its time for chairs and it's also time to really pay attention. today we have some names that were up on earnings and i thought that they should of been down and so i took it. and it's time to talk more about that. ma

tracy byrnes, what is on your mind? >> you're resident italian. financial deception.e're going to talk about it. charles: matt mccall, try to top that with your headline. >> why apple is game-changer once again in technology. charles: your lips to steve jobs. kate rogers what is big on social media scene? >> everyone talks about the internet of things. do we really want the internet in our underwear? >> no. charles: do you have to pay for it? guys, remember -- >> i have to think about that. charles: this is not countdown to the crash and no, sir fast ratings. we're not talking about investing, building wealth. it is not a sprint but a journey. we plan to be with you every step of the way. this is the real real deal. we go behind the headlines to see how you use them to make money. this is our first real real deal. more worrisome for me, the doom and gloom crowd as been quiet this week. i get nervous when they stop talking crash. next thing you know they will be bullish. danny, feels like even bears know the short-term trend is to the upside. how much further do you th

fox business's very own tracy byrnes. what is your takeaway? tracy, what do you think? >> the market is realizing we'll not take military action. nothing intrinsically changed. this was an accident, bad accident, but an accidented. tensions going on overseas, they will be there a day ago, three days ago and they will be there a week from today. melissa: what do you think of the white house response? >> pretty lame. this follows what i said yesterday. we'll not do military action. that is off the stable. president obama has been signaling we'll not do very tough stuff in terms of freezing russian assets to impair their economy major way and impact our economy, banking system if you froze all the russian assets. if that is the case, traders will trade off negative headline and they will, it will come back the next day because it will not have macro impact on our markets or economy. that is what is happening now. i'll say again if president obama wants to really go after russia for this because this is vladmir putin's problem day one, if it is an accident he caused it, if