california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. okay. let's synchronize our watches. four hours, forty-five minutes and seventeen seconds to go. - check. - it is only a family dinner not a military invasion. so what's next on the schedule, general ? let's go over everyone's jobs. we just did this ! mr. brashov ? i am going to prepare my famous beef stroganoff. jamal ? i am going to put up the decorations. - right. henry ? - i'll go pick up the flowers. hold on, soldier. that's going to be tough to do on a bicycle in this weather. why don't i call carol for this ? that's a good idea. thanks, jess. yeah. thanks, mr. washington. except now i don't have anything to do. don't worry, henry. i'm sure we'll think of something. can i help you ? yes. special delivery for a katherine blake. great ! the wedding gown is here. congratulations. i wish you all the best. oh, it's not for me ! so who's the lucky girl ? it's for someone else here. well, one of you lucky girls want to pleas

california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. what a mess out there. with all this construction going on, it's going to take a miracle to get our customers in here. i thought you called the city to find out what was going on. i have called them every morning and every afternoon for the past two weeks. - what did they say ? - nothing. i still haven't spoken to anyone. - in other words, they're campaigning for reelection. - exactly. - hello. - hello. - i am hassan. - i'm sorry, sir. we are not open yet. no problem. i think you should know, sir, there are people who are placing... pieces of wood with stripes on them all over the street in front of your cafe. yes, we know. the city promised to remove them. but it hasn't happened yet. i see. excuse me, one moment. what a strange man. i can't help thinking he reminds me of someone. so-- has anyone seen my cousin ? i told him to wait out in front of the cafe. i should have guessed. okay, everything is much better now, huh ? h

california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. it's weird. that man's been sitting out there all afternoon. actually he's been out there since this morning. i wonder what he's doing. looks to me like he's reading a newspaper. yeah, but all day ? shouldn't we do something ? do what ? he's just reading a paper. now, are you sure you understand everything on the list mr. brashov ? if i understood all this i wouldn't need you. don't worry. nothing will go wrong, and i'll be back in a week. i'd better get my coat. i just have time to pick up azza and get to the airport. - have a wonderful vacation. - well, it is a working trip for jihan, but we're hoping to spend some time together. i better hurry. mr. brashov, have you noticed the man who's been sitting out front ? jamal, what does this mean ? mr. brashov ? if water pressure is low turn valve on left ? mr. brashov. he's got other things on his mind. i'm glad he's not concerned. concerned about what ? the man who's been hang

. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. >> pretty impressive, actually. >> it is really, really impressive. >> i can do it. >> no. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, montana, nebraska, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. [applause] i missed new mexico. i missed new mexico. >> where the hell -- >> by the way, this chick's a looker, too. >> [beep] you! >> that's not what i meant. >> thank you so much, audra. >> hey, look. it's brandon

. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. >> pretty impressive, actually. >> it is really, really impressive. >> i can do it. >> no. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, montana, nebraska, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. [applause] i missed new mexico. i missed new mexico. >> where the hell -- >> by the way, this chick's a looker, too. >> [beep] you! >> that's not what i meant. >> thank you so much, audra. >> hey, look. it's brandon t. jack

worked only was suicides and according to them or trying to remember the two states i think california and florida to do an autopsy of a suicide trying to find out why someone and that there are six different types including an instant suicide someone gets bad news jumps over a bridge and halfway down doesn't want to go and by that that there are different types of techs absolutely absolutely there's an impulsivity factor to a lot of suicides but not all of them some are planned out in foxborough more they get closer and closer to this place where the brain just can't take the pain any longer and everything else becomes a blur everything else fades away they've pulled away from everybody in their family all their loved ones and so the loved ones don't often see some of the symptoms that are going on do you remember what the moment was like this is for probably the season before you ran out the door i feel like i i couldn't breathe and i you know i. i just all i could think of was that i want to die i just i want to die i want to die well we choose or the moment you to i can relate to that and also

that is the way you check the temperature on your product, your produce that come out of california and floridacheck the temperature is to -- instead of opening the big swinging doors, is to open those doors and temp your trailer from the back. >> i get it, because if you're keeping something in a certain temperature, you open the big doors and you're letting all of that cold air and hot air. >> and in the summertime you are traveling in 100 degrees into a, and the motor is hotter than the product. it puts a little stress on the temperature changes. >> let's keep that -- that is a good picture. i don't know what is going on in the other pictures. >> very interesting. do you periodically have to pull over, or open things up and check it out. >> on thdriefgz,drivings, unload open the trailer just by popping them open. you have a couple of gauges, inside gauges that will let you know what temperatures are, and periodically when you stop, maybe if you have a two-day run, you may want to stop a day or two into it, and just check temperatures on the back of your trailer, because your unit is mounted

bought in california, florida, new york, pennsylvania and south carolina. >> once again, let's take abally. >> 1 in 100 million. >> which means very few people are going to win it. you have a better chance of getting struck by lightning. that's only 1 in 3 million. >> 1 in 3 million. >> dying of being struck by lightning. >> you can get attacked by a shark 1 in 11.5 million. >> you have the chance of dating a super model 1 in 88,000. >> that's good odds. what happened to me. hello? >> i didn't win nothing. i got shut out. didn't get bit by a shark. >> no lightning strike? >> i'll take the super model. >>> let's presume you didn't win the powerball. if you're an investor in the stock market, you could be happy about the latest surge. the dow climbed to a new record high. the other major anks were up. stocks jumped after the federal reserve announced it's not changing its current economic stimulus program. there's no prove that the economy or jobs market are strong enough. he's worried about a government shutdown threat. the concerns are reflected in the fed's new economic outlook. he s

melissa: i tried to talk a restaurant owner in florida who had moved from california because it was sonerous. he opened a restaurant in florida instead of california. apprecie your time. next on "money," president obama got snubbed by iran's president three times at the u.n. but one of the top experts sitting down with rouhani tomorrow. she will join us with a spial sneak peek. if he is not watching, he should find out what the questions are. plus, the cofounder of "honesty" are on. and the three things you need to grow a perfect work environment. can you ever have too much "money"? ♪ melissa: iranian president hassan rouhani is hitting the headlines after rejecting multiple meetings with president obama at the u.n. this week. our very own kt mcfarland's meeting with him tomorrow. she is here with a special sneak peek on tomorrow's talks. tell me what the meetings are all about. >> resident rouhani met today with some journalist, he is meeting tomorrow with form policy experts at the council of foreign relations. myself included. he will have a prepared statement and take questions. me

melissa: i tried to talk a restaurant owner in florida who had moved from california because it was so. he opened a restaurant in florida instead of california. appreciate your time. next on "money," president obama got snubbed by iran's president three times at the u.n. but one of the top experts sitting down with rouhani tomorrow. she will join us with a special sneak peek. if he is not watching, he should find out what the questions are. plus, the cofounder of "honesty" are on. and the three things you need to grow a perfect work environment. can you ever have too much "money"? i don't think it is possible. [ male announcer ] since we began, mercedes-benz has pioneered many breakthroughs. ♪ breakthroughs in design... breakthroughs in safety... in engineering... and technology. and now our latest creation breaks one more barrier. introducing the cla. starting at $29,900. ♪ of course i had no idea what it was. i felt like my feet were going to sleep. it progressed from there to burning... to like 1,000 bees that were just stinging my feet. [ female announcer ] it's known that diabetes

if you look at the california law and the florida law, if you look at the essence of it, they're almostindistinguishable. in fact, i would tell you not only do people in california do not have a duty to retreat. that was well established for judicial decisions all the way back to 1961. but you have the ability to pursue the alleged attacker which you don't have in florida. so arguably some of the laws are more permissive than they are in florida and some other places. the laws in the state of california and many other places were the result of judicial decisions clearly coming back to common law and while it is true that self-defense in common law did have a duty to retreat, the retreat has been removed. so many years ago in many places, but we haven't seen the outcomes that we're seeing this 20-some states where we have legislation that was created as a result of aggressive lobbying by the gun industry. and the dire consequences of that. if you look at the 20 some states where the stand your ground laws are legislateively implemented through gun lobby, this is a place where we're seein

i've tried cases literally from florida to california and i can tell you that this is a pervasive problem across the country and it's one that's growing. >> ken connor's law firm says it plans to represent nora manning in a lawsuit for what they say is the wrongful death of her husband. victims in some other states often don't have access that kind of legal recourse. after intense lobbying, several states have capped the limit victims and their families can sue for in court. >> well, you have to understand the way washington really works. and if you want to understand that you need to follow the money. >> the nursing home industry is so darn powerful that they put a lot of pressure upon public officials they through campaign contributions... and money is the megaphone. the lobbyists have the ear of the legislators. >> ombudsman don't have that. residents don't have that. >> lobbyists and lawmakers behind closed doors, decide what the industry can live with and cap out the recoveries at that level. and then impose that on the public. and the problem is, when you immunize wrong-doers from t

california, nevada, arizona, florida all coming back.hin the individual consumer strength, larger ticket projects like kitchen remodels were hit very hard in the downturn. very important for us, our pro customers are also starting to come back. actually our pro customers were the hardest hit during the downturn from 2008 on. >> the professional customer. >> professional customer. >> why were they hit so hard? >> if you look at the performance of our pro customer, you can almost track it to lehman in 2008. they were going down around the same pace as our consumer. then following the fall of 2008, they started declining even twice as fast as our consumer sales during the downturn. it was credit availability. you saw that market shrink post fall of 2008. has now started to recover. in the first quarter, our pro segment grew faster than our consumer segment. second quarter they were both growing equally. >> let's look around the world. the u.s. verses europe. obviously europe has been caught in its own web of upset and debt crisis. china, yo

states like california, connecticut, and florida restrict people from buying guns if they have been deemed a danger to themselves or to others. one of the states that has been most aggressive on mental health and guns is new york, which requires mental health professionals to report dangerous individuals to local officials who can then revoke individual gun lances. joining me now is new york attorney general eric sneiderman. thank you for your time. >> thanks, alex. >> we started talking about this before the segment begins. most people think nra addition their heels in but in some states they are on board. how do you do that? >> it's not that hard. the idea of background checks started with nra years ago. my experience is, and look, i'm a progressive and supported every gun safety and gun control in the senate, national co-ch r co-chair, against illegal guns. i find if you talk to the rank and file of the nra, which i have done repeatedly, there is common ground on the issue of background checks and there is common ground on the issue of -- none of the people out there, rank and file in t

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talking to someone who is buying a second home in the market, you pay attention to california in particular but also floridaooks attractive now? >> that is a great question, the second home market has been much stronger than i would have thought, that is usually the last market to come back, we have seen like 1 the naples mart fire, and tahoe and those areas, there is a huge surge in a affluent people, top 1 %, if you will, they are buying the home they want. gerri: john thank you, great stuff, great to see you. >> my pleasure. gerri: well coming up next. and this week marks 5 year cinemarket fell down, collapse of lehman brothers, and boy oh, boy have markets come a long way since then, our financial panel weighs in on you which put your money, 5 years later. did you misthe market move -- miss the market move 33%. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. how old is the oldest person you've known?

the farms of the carolina piedmont, the factories of the mahoney valley florida subdivisions california schools and other things harder to see but no less vital in supporting the order of everyday life changed beyond recognition. ways and means in washington caucus rooms, taboos on new york trading desks manners and morals everywhere. when the norms that made the old institutions useful began to and, and the leaders abandoned their posts the roosevelt republic that it rained for almost half a century came undone. the void was filled by the default force in american life, organized money. these two pages give you a map of the whole book. i have just introduced all of the characters and the themes of the book in that little overture the ohio girl is a woman named tammy thomas who grew up in youngstown ohio when it was a steel town and watch the steel mills disappear almost overnight , covered place by nothing, a complete void that led to kind of the collapse of the city. it was even faster and more breathtaking than detroit and in this absence of the mainstays of life she had to raise thr

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the forms of carolina the factories of the valley and the florida subdivision in california schools and other things harder to see but no less vital to support the order of everyday life. of manners and morals, the wind and the norms that made the institution is useful in the leaders abandoned their posts in the roosevelt republic that rain for almost half a century came undone the void was filled by the force of life. >> these two pages give you a map of whole book i just introduced all the characters and themes in that little overture. the ohio girl in this 61398 -- is a woman who grew up in youngstown ohio when it was a steel town and watched the steel mill does a pillar of almost every replaced by nothing will most of the collapse of the city was even faster and more breathtaking van day trait and with this absence she had to raise three kids on her own by getting one of the last good factory jobs in the auto plants part that was shipped overseas as so many others were and in midlife faced with the need to continue to survive she remade herself as a community organizer just in time

legislator named chris is somebody from southern california and announced about a month ago that he was going to sponsor a resolution to boycott florida. for california atta boy caps loretta on behalf of the black caucus until they repealed the changes on stand your ground. so i thought why not start close to home. i called the office to see if they might want to do something about the california legislation, the california law. and i'm still waiting for a response not surprisingly, because i don't think that subject had come up. and there's still the possibility that there will be some action. but it's the legislative session it may be the chances for a little less and perhaps this is a symbolic action that is easy to take in the target 3,000 miles away than it is closer to home and you might have to take on the gun lobby. the other thing i wanted talk about has to do with labels. these laws are called stand your ground laws by and large, and as you can see the jury instruction refers just in those terms. but it's the kind of law that could be labeled third described as any number of things to prevent gun violence. stand your ground

california. number four, hialeah, florida. providence, rhode island. surprised me. number two, baltimore.ith the worst drivers, our nation's capital, washington, d.c. >> glad new york is not on the list. >> i am too. >> new jersey not on the list. >> very surprising. new jersey didn't make the list. >> philly is six. miami is eight. san francisco is number nine. >> our special announcement. >> we do have a special announcement. young woman, we love near and dear, teleprompter operator, with us how long? >> with us less than a year. >> katie, come out. >> manchek. spelled like -- katie. >> i know you hear us. come on out. katie is wonderful. >> she didn't know we were going to do this. katie has a wonderful opportunity. she's an amateur filmmaker. >> don't be shy. take a bow. been working on. a wonderful film lately. we're hoping to get it into film festivals. >> yeah. >> what we want to talk about is how wonderful your experience has been here with us and all the things that you will and won't miss about the overnight is. >> what will you miss? >> will you miss anything about this place.

we have one in new jersey, wisconsin, california, florida -- without the vote to license by the chairmanof the nrc who is appointed by the president. i will give you that point. you have to bring me a point on jobs. a lot of jobs have been lost by the shutdown of these nuclear facilities. under the presidents climate action plan, the epa is expected to propose a rule later this week setting greenhouse gas standards for new power plants that will require ccs technologies for any new coal plant built in the u.s.. this is effectively, as many of us fear, and administered a mccarthy knows where i stand on this, a ban on new coal-fired power plants. you believe, as a secretary of energy, that it is defensible for the epa to impose regulations that bands construction of new coal-fired power plants in this country? from an energy position of the baseload demand requirements of this country and low-cost power, obviously, we are moving coal- fired power plants from the fleet, which will raise costs. >> i might add, there are lots of activities already. >> is the doe aware of any u.s. commercial s

the vast majority of the talent is coming from florida, california, from the south.ing more and more regional. but, you know, one thing i disagree with is i think this conversation has started nationally. i think there's always been a conversation between moms and dad, whether it's been texas or the midwest. the mom typically is the one who's like, you know what, i don't know if i want you playing this sport. these headlines that we're talking about right now, the moms are winning that conversation more than maybe she did ten years ago. >> i think we're going to see fewer and fewer 11 and 12-year-olds, but it will still be really popular in high school. it's so unbelievably popular as a spectator sport you're still going to have people who aspire to do it. i've also heard a lot of criticism. you weren't criticizing, but you were characterizing the settlement as chump change. this was not a slam-dunk case by any means. if you're kevin turner and you're suffering from als and you don't know how many years you have left and you want your family to be comfortable, you'll

, for california to boycott florida on behalf of the black caucus. until they repealed or made changes in stand your ground. ifalled his office to see they may want to do something about the california legislation, law. aam still waiting for response, not surprisingly, because i do not think that subject had come up. it is possible there will be action, but it is getting late in the legislative session. perhaps this is the sort of symbolic action that is easier to take when the target is 3000 miles away, then it is closer to home where you have to take on the gun lobby. the other thing i wanted to talk about has to do with labels. these laws are called stand your large, and, by and as you can tell, the jury instruction refers to it in those terms. but it is the kind of law that could be described as any number of things. some are called shoot first laws. --nd your ground appeals to the person it is addressed to, you are asked to put yourself in the position of the defendant, so of course we can identify that. we can stand our ground. the othe

if you live in texas, florida, california -- >> but all those states aren't -- governors in some statesll can freeze over. we're not expanding medicaid. in our state, in south carolina, they're not expanding -- they've said they're not going to expand medicaid. >> it doesn't mean people in those states won't have options. there are people eligible for medicaid and don't even know it. that's why we want people to go to healthcare.gov and see what their options are. people may not be eligible for medicaid but they could be eligible for a subsidy to help them pay for private insurance. go to healthcare.gov and see what you're qualified for. lots of people qualify for lots of things available to them. we want them to know that these options are there for them and we continue to work with states. we're offering flexibility to states who want to cover people in their states. we're doing that in arkansas, many michigan and many other states. we want to make sure people know they can go to healthcare.gov and get their questions answered about health insurance coverage for them and their familie

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california. it's about the size of florida.asking of the united states many people find impossible. they don't think that it will ever work here because it's a different country. hold your answer. your response to that and we'll talk about that after the break. ♪ ♪ (announcer) answer the call of the grill with new friskies grillers, full of meaty tenders and crunchy bites. ugh! actually progresso's soup has pretty bold flavor. i love bold flavors! i'd love it if you'd open the chute! [ male announcer ] progresso. surprisingly bold flavor for a heart healthy soup. >>> more of our conversation now about gun violence in america. and you're looking at scenes now. that is chicago on thursday night. a conversation sparked by shootings in chicago over the last two days that claimed four lives and left 20 people wounded. i want to bring in peter niceas to talk about the alarming rate of gun homicides in chicago and just gun use. holly hughes is here, criminal prosecutor and also wendy walsh, who is a psychologist. so, peter, i want to

florida texas. nevada arizona california utah to work with you know you might really be able to get some work yeah and we might be able to really make some serious changes in our in our energy portfolio these transitions. need to be driven by political action or not i mean this this is how germany got where they are the key decision coming up is whether or not the president will approve the northern way good risky stone pipeline or not. it won't be a total victory by any means if he walks it and he's already approved the southern half but the link across to the tar sands of canada is a big deal if the president said we're not going to build this he'd be the first world leader to say here's a project that's been stopped because of its effect on the climate that would be big and among other things that would allow us i think to start reopening these international negotiations about climate that hit and hit an iceberg to mix a metaphor at copenhagen in two thousand and nine. in the in australia they just elected a new conservative government and the head of that government today announced that he is clos

florida, it's the hatcher family. [applause and cheering] and all the way from burlingame, california, it's the hubbard family. [applause and cheering] everybody's here, they're going to try to win themselves a lot of cash, and a shot at driving out of here in one of those head-turning ford fusions, baby, right there. that's a nice car. [applause and cheering] let's play "feud," everybody! give me ken, give me diane. let's go! [applause and cheering] [laughter] i love it when you're all at your house practicing what you're going to do. [laughter] all right, here we go, guys. top 8 answers on the board. instead of a thermometer, what might a nurse stick in an annoying patient's behind? [buzzer] ken. >> a wooden stick. steve: a wooden stick. put that right there. [laughter] stick. [bell] [applause and cheering] diane. >> her finger. steve: her finger? [laughter] what would you do that for? [laughter] >> they're feeling for, you know, things. steve: for what? [indistinct] stop, stop saying that. >> okay. [laughter] steve: put a finger! [bell] [applause and cheering] fist! a fist! pass or play? >> we'd like to pla

. >> we've got one in new jersey, wisconsin, california, florida. >> without a vote to license by thechairman of the nrc appointed by the president. so, i will give you that point and you have to give me the point on jobs that a lot of jobs have been lost by the shutdown of these nuclear facilities. under the president's climate action plan, the epa is expected to propose a rule later this week setting greenhouse gas standards for new power plants that would require ccs technologies for any coal plant will in the u.s.. this is effectively as many of us fear and the administrator knows where i stand on this a ban on the new coal-fired power plants. do you believe as the secretary of energy that it's the sensible for the epa to impose regulations that essentially ban the building of the new coal-fired power plants in this country? >> i'm not going to comment on the ongoing -- >> but from the presumption from the energy position of the base load demand requirements in this country and low-cost power obviously removing the coal-fired power plants from the fleet will raise cost. some of ou

. >> president bush was in florida encouraging reading programs. the california grand jury decided against investigating ga gary. >> we're nuts about nuts! >> i was in the battle cap. we were starting a yard exercise. we have a couple of those a year. also, because of the exercise, we had the fighters on alert with a little extra gas, more website on board than they normally would. >> on the morning of the 11th, i received a call from a person i assumed was the exercise coordinator asking if we had got an notification of a highjacked situation approaching from the northeas northeast. >> i'm number 3 on flight 11. >> okay. >> the cockpit was not answering their phone. >> our number 1 got stabbed. our purser is stabbed. nobody knows who stabbed who. we can't get up to business class right now because nobody can breathe. >> you're doing a great job, just stay calm, okay? >> just stay quiet and you will be kay. we are returning to the airport. >> what's going on? >> we contacted air traffic control. they are going to handle this. he turned the transponder off so we d

muchachos de california, de aquí del norte de california, también de los angeles, tenemos muchachos del norte de carolina, sur de carolina, de nueva york, floridaares. lizbeth dice que este nuevo intento surgi a raiz del incidente original.. recibieron llamadas de un sinnmero de soÑadores que habian sido deportados o habian regresado a mxico y otros paises, pero que aÑoraban regresar.. s.o.t. lizbeth mateo/soñadora 2:090:20 se encontraron con violencia, se encontraron con muchas cosas que en realidad ponían en riesgo su vida, su seguridad, y ahora no quieren más que regresar a sus casas en estados unidos. a diferencia del incidente anterior en el que lizbeth y otros dos soÑadores fueron a mxico a regresar con los otros 6, en esta ocasin nadie ir a mxico a acompaÑarlos .. pero el propsito es el mismo, la reunificain familiar.. s.o.t. lizbeth mateo/soñadora 4:36:03 hemos estado en contacto con las familias de estos muchachos también, los papás, están listos y dispuestos a luchar hasta que puedan traer a sus hijos de regreso. entonces yo creo que toda esa fuerza cuando se une, puede mover montañas. entonces yo que sí, si va a suceder.. cu - peluff

know, you have families of four now making $50,000 in states like north carolina and florida and colorado and california, who will have an array of options available to them to buy health insurance at extremely affordable prices and premiums that were never available before. >> all of that is true. hold on a second, jay. all of that is true, but you know that there are companies like ups or home depot and a lot of other companies now that are taking full-time employees, making them part-time employees, eliminating their health care benefits. they will have an opportunity to go to these health care exchanges and get new health insurance programs, but they won't be able to keep what they had and they might not be able to keep the doctor they used to have. >> wolf, first of all, employees are making a choice about whether or not to provide -- i mean, employers are making the choice about whether or not to provide their employees insurance. that has always been the case. and there has been a long-term trend in this country as you know that long predates the legislation called the affordable care act in whic

the insurance companies in the state of florida or california do not bear the burden. it will be a taxpayer system that will bear that burden and .r a private or public hospital understand,eed to is that the affordable care act is trying to transition into a appropriateis more for this great country to address the ills of all americans and the current system 50 million to 129 million out because they have pre- existing conditions. those people who don't have health care will end up in the system and cost american taxpayers even more. >> will the gentleman yield? >> time is expired. correctly,erstand the affordable care act which costs hundreds of billions of dollars of taxpayer money replaces the idea that taxpayers pay money. didn't you make the point that the taxpayer is going to pay it under the affordable care act involuntarily and the taxpayer is already paying it? people are not failing to get care under the affordable care act. you simply have taxpayers paying for the insurance in addition to paying for somebody if they go to a hospital. >> that is not what i sa

california. asÍ que bueno precauciÓn. n, esto nuevamente pudiera generar deslizamiento de lodo. mientras tanto pasamos al panorama local, el sur de la floridapaÍs disfrutando de condiciones tranquilas lo que Íi las temperaturas para ustedes en ciudad mÉxico en 21 centÍgrados hacia monterrey, guadalajara 26 y sobre la paz en baja california 28 centÍgrados, el calor se apodera de ustedes en dallas, 99 grados y sabemos con el Índice de calor las temperatura como estar sobre pasando los grados, pero gran diferencia, al menos 91 grados en temperatura mucho mÁs frescas igual para nosotros sobre los Ángeles y san francisco, casi, casi boer idear el rango de los 80 grados, antes de irme imÁgenes de impacto asÍ que se ponga cÓmodamente en donde bueno, la madre naturaleza sigue haciendo las sufrs y essuyas, q dejÓ con la boca abierta a varias personas en california porque comenzÓ con un pequeÑo tamaÑo y fue creciendo rÁpidamente hasta elevarse al cielo, las imÁgenes vuelvo y lo repito son de impacto gracias por estar con nosotros, recuerden que podemos comunic comunicarnos por twitter, continuamos con mÁs. >> gracias jackie. >> llegÓ el esperado mome

and our first two models of this, one in florida, one in california, are doing very well.sly jobs and wages are also front and center in this nation's discussion right now. so how did you feel about the fast-food workers asking for a bump up in minimum wage or just to their wages? how would you caringize the wages that you pay cpk workers? >> well we obviously comply with minimum wage laws where they are. we have tip credit state, non-tip credit states and we adjust accordingly. at the end of the day it is the overall experience. we're in the food and hospitality business. we have a full-service concept. so people are at the center of what we do and we need to make sure we keep them happy and create a culture where they want to be a part of this organization and very different than fast-food where, you know, it is, you come in and get out quickly. we create a whole experience and, and so for us it is making sure we keep our people happy. lori: on a personal note, gj, the best thing about cpk, i can bring the kids in, they can be rowdy and they can color and i can have a gl

miami, florida, new orleans, louisiana, east rutherford, new jersey, or san diego, california? >> new orleans? >> no. >> we wish. >> here you go! >> so the correct answer is, jersey. >> first-ever cold weather outdoor super bowl. the farmer's almanac says it's going to be a storm bowl, so bring your jackets. bonus question to you, who has hosted the most-ever super bowls, miami, new orleans, or san diego? >> miami? >> miami is ten or new orleans, also ten. >> new orleans, okay. >> next year will be in phoenix on nbc. you going? >> i would love to go. back across. >> from atlanta, new england, patriots quarterback tom brady and his supermodel wife recently plunked down $20 million on a new mansion in california. it includes what notable luxury feature, ice cream parlor, tanning salon, golf course, or a moat? >> golf course? >> big day for kathie lee. >> i would have gone with that, too. >> tom plays a lot, but no one would have said moat, but it is the correct answer. they have a massive mansion and, yeah, a bridge even goes over the moat. they are a little bit odd, tom and gise

it's great to see the housing stakes, like florida and california come roaring back. should point out, though the way the industry calendar fell this year, labor day weekend is included in august sales. >> okay. >> labor day weekend was very strong. now, that gets corrected with the seasonal sales rate that you pulled out of 16 million. we haven't seen 16 million since 2007. and the forces driving these sales are very compelling. they're not going to stop. we had a depression in auto sales, pushed out the average age to 11 years. people node to do something. >> crazy. >> and the products that are there from the manufacturers that include addressing the fuel efficiency issue but have great design, great quality, from all the manufacturers, poem come in, what they see they really like. we have the full spectrum of financing because they're in the downturn, everybody is still paying for their car. even today, if i lock at you know late payments in the auto industry. it's far below 1%. if mortgage industry is still at 5%. >> what is the norm for the auto industry? >> we s

number five, florida state university, number four, university of southern california, number three,two, university of wisconsin. scott cohen went there. the number one party school is none other than west virginia university, in morgantown. all right. you got the list. >> i believe it. >> i believe it, ladies and gentlemen. thanks for joining us this week, everybody. >> the dow is down 76, the s&p is down 7, the nasdaq down 3 and "street signs" begins right now. ♪ if you close your eyes does it ever feel like nothing changed at all ♪ ♪ if you close your eyes does >> just like the song says, does it feel like nothing changes? because there's now just four days until a possible shutdown in d.c. one firm is saying the odds are higher than you think for a shutdown. the do to-do list, the way to play the disarray. mortgage market toast or the good times and still low rates roll on. ceo of lending tree is here

florida strait she sat down. with elaine quijano. >> it was like >> pelley: and on opening day for california's new super bridge, john blackstone withhe man who captured the toil, sweat and triumph of american craftsmen.