so, courtney is applying the mascara.'s applying it really from the base of the lashes right near where the eyelid is all the way to the ends. so, some people, one mistake people make is, they put either a lot of product at the base or too much at the ends, and then it kind of has that uneven, goopy, not-consistent look. so you really want to make sure to do long, full sweeps. now, you can see she almost is working the mascara in, in almost like a sawing technique, and that really makes sure that you get the product at the base of the lids, and it builds the lash so it's a little bit fuller and a little bit thicker. so you get that really, really beautiful, defined-lash look. courtney's now moving on to the bottom lashes. now, this is an optional step. and it's a little bit more advanced when it comes to makeup. you know, she's doing the bottom lashes so that when justine looks and has her eyes open, it just really makes her eyes pop and makes your eyes extra, extra, like, kind of attention-grabbing. there you have it. yo

now, recently lisa began to suspect that courtney was having an affair. but, it is who he is having an affair with that has lisa so troubled. you see, lisa believes courtney has been having sexual relations with her 16-year-old daughter, laree, now, laree is back stage, and doesn't want her face shown, i can understand that. but she does want to tell her side of the story, watch. >> i am here because i feel like i have been betrayed by my daughter and my boyfriend. i honestly believe that my 23-year-old boyfriend is sleeping with my 16-year-old daughter. when i'm not around, she is racing to get to the other room where he is at. she has walked in on the shower with him while she is naked. and nothing is going on? why are you in here? i found naked pictures and i know that there are pictures of my daughter. if this is happening it is going to kill me. if something is really going on, i don't know who to believe. i want answers. i need to know. >> maury: okay, so as i said, lisa's daughter, leree is back stage, and with her is our good friend, conflict reso

i have to leave and vice president courtney will take over. (this meeting will continue after the closed session)

ch commissioner courtney, this easement is vital to the pipeline replacement project. it is a key component of a series of projects to repair the pg&e gas line post san bruno explosion to the deliver gas to the city and county of san francisco. pg&e is already a mandate by the california public utilities commission. so while you bring very important concerns, i would ask that you not oppose this particularly, since the permit that led to this easement requires all of our licensees to conform with city practices. so including ordinances. they have to comply with law. it doesn't specify the particular local hiring ordinance that you mentioned, but there is a blanket compliance with law component that mandates pg&e as any of our other licensees. so in the interest of getting a pipeline safety project done as we would ask other entitis to respect our own pipelines projects, i ask that we approve this because we're going -- this needs to go to the board of supervisors and we're facing the board of supervisors' august recess. thank you. >> can i also point out that i know th

courtney, good to see you. >> hi. good morning to you, jon. futures are relatively flat after stocks fell tuesday, with the dow snapping its streak of tuesday games of 20 weeks. jobs report and what it could mean for future policy. job growth, productivity, and factory orders. dow fell yesterday to 16,177. the international trade commission rules in favor of samsung and long-running patent fight with apple. the agency says apple infringed on iphones and ipads. iphone 3gs, ipad 2 made in china sold by at&t. it's likely apple will retire the iphone 4 when it launches iphone 5 later this year. president obama has 60 days to review the ruling. apple, of course, plans to appeal. >>> hybrids worldwide to fix the problem with the brakes. vibration may cause cracks in the brake, resulting in a loss of power. no accidents or injuries have been reported. the vehicles were made in 2009. back to you. >> courtney regan, cnbc world headquarters, appreciate the update. >>> you made it to wednesday. let's check the forecast now with meteorologist christina lo

>> we want to welcome to "newsmakers" congressman joe courtney, a democrat from connecticut. the lead voice for student loan rates. rates are slated to go up july 1 unless congress acts. we have two reporters in studios with us. philip elliott with the associative press and peter schrader with the hill. >> not a year ago we were talking about keeping the interest rate set by congress. now there looks like a proposal from the president to hit the ten-year treasury note. you want to extend the interest rates and keep them low. how much of this current

>> we want to welcome to "newsmakers" congressman joe courtney, a democrat from connecticut. the lead voice for student loan rates. rates are slated to go up july 1 unless congress acts. we have two reporters in studios with us. philip elliott with the associative press and peter schrader with the hill. >> not a year ago we were talking about keeping the interest rate set by congress. now there looks like a proposal from the president to hit the ten-year treasury note.

. >> today on c-span, joe courtney is our guest on generalers" followed by keith alexander testifying on the data collection programs. later, a hearing on security clearances were federal employees and contractors. >> we want to welcome to "newsmakers" congressman joe courtney, a democrat from connecticut. the lead voice for student loan rates. july 1re slated to go up unless congress acts. we had to reporters in studios with us. philip elliott with the associative press and peter schrader with the help. hill. >> a year ago we were talking about keeping the interest rate set by congress. now there looks like a proposal from the president to hit the ten-year treasury note. you want to extend the interest ands and keep them well -- keep them low. how much of this current blame falls onto the president for throwing out the idea? the issue of the stafford loan program future .oes determine a long-term fix i give him high marks that they try to come out with a proposal that does not have a lurching one year to the next. it started last year with the one-year extension and now we are 10 day

. >> vice president courtney? >> here. >> commissioner moran? >> here. >> commissioners moller caen awn vietor will be arriving a little bit later. >> thank you a. proval of the minutes. can we read them, and are there any public comments before we move to a motion? there being none, is there a motion to approve the minutes. >> moved. >> moved and seconded. all those in favor, signify by saying aye? >> aye. >> moved, motion carried. public comments? mr. decosta. >> commissioners, you all know this is your city and county of san francisco, and while we know, as the mayor says, that now over 35 cranes hovering over the city, there is a lot happening at the ground level. and one of the thing has there that i want to bring to the attention of the sfpuc, that all over the city, for example, we have your department of external affairs, that supposedly deals with outreach and has to project and put a nice face to our city, a lot of work has to be done when it comes to the tearing up of our streets, linked with clean water pipes and the sewer pipes. i w

. >> maury: all right, we asked courtney, are you with lisa because she takes care of you? you said no, the lie detector test determined that was a lie. >> oh, my gosh. >> maury: we asked you are you having sexual intercourse with any of the women who were calling your phone, you said no, the lie detector test determined that was a lie. >> why, baby, why? >> maury: we asked you other than the time you admitted to did you have sexual intercourse with another woman, the lie detector test determined that was a lie. two women. >> god. >> maury: we asked you, courtney, have you seriously hit on lisa's daughter, laree, you said no. the lie detector test determined you're telling the truth. >> yeah, okay. good, you didn't hit on her, that is good. >> maury: we asked you when laree walked into the bathroom when you were in the shower, was it because you had been having a consensual sexual relationship with her, you said no, the lie detector test determined you were telling the truth. we asked you if you had been having a consensual type of sexual contact with lisa's daughter, laree

courtney pearson? >> good afternoon, thank you my name is courtney appears son from the hiv foundation. we have continued to see a demand for these services growing that we are not able to currently meet the existing demands because of our space limitation and current locations. for example last year a magnet performed more than 15,000 clinical visits and we had to turn away 2000 because of lack of capacity. we are planning to coordinate these two services on castro creating the facility for health and wellness for gay and bisexual men and the new center will enable us to keep up with demands for services for people who live and work and play in the castro district. we are also excited that this new facility will allow us to expand our health services as well as new programs for aging and black men. as mentioned we've worked with merchant groups generated a lot of support from them and appreciated that support and we request your support for this legislation and thank you so much for sponsoring this. i

good morning to you, courtney. >> good morning, richard. it's a big day for the world's largest retailer. walmart holds its shareholder meeting today in arkansas. thousands attend the event. the retail giant ceo says sales should pick up after a rough patch. customers are learning to budget better while splurging on special occasions. mortgage rates rise for the third straight week. rates tend to track yields on the ten-year treasury note, which have been rising amid talks that the fed may pull back on its stimulus efforts. and apple is expected to show off new software for the iphone and ipad at a developer's conference next week. it will likely be launched this fall when apple unveils a new iphone. analysts think a tv and wearable watch will be coming from apple in the next year. richard? back to you. >> all right, courtney. thank you so much. may's jobs report is out in about an hour. some economists are expecting the unemployment rate to stay at 7.5% while adding 169,000 jobs. we'll get the details at 5:30 pacific. >>> new york republic

. >>> turning to cnbc's courtney reagan. good morning. >> good morning, bettsty. stocks took a step back tuesday with the dow snapping its streak of tuesday gains at 20 straight weeks. investors focusing more on friday's key jobs report and what it could mean for future policy. data today on private sector job growth, productivity, services sector and factory orders. >>> toyota is recalling 242,000 prius and lexus hybrids worldwide to fix a problem with the brakes. vibrations may cause cracks in the brake pressure system resulting in a loss of power. >>> and amazon is reportedly planning a major rollout of its online grocery business beyond its hometown of seattle. it's been developing amazon fresh for at least five years. amazon could launch the service in los angeles this week and san francisco later this year. betty? back to you. >> all right. thank you, courtney. >>> chrysler is saying no to a mandatory recall of certain jeep grand cherokee models. in a rare move, the automaker is rebuffing the fed's request to recall 1993 through 2007 cherokees and 2002 to 20

. >> let's go to courtney. courtney? >> i'm on eastbound i-40 in el reno. and i'm passing throw overturned semi truck sigh ways. and in the median, all can you see is piles of sheet metal, debris. and crews are working to get semis up bright to clear them off of the highway. and there is a barn further up, by some sort of barn that was completely destroyed out here. and poles levels to the ground. it looks like all kinds of debris and flooding in the median as well. folks have to be careful as rain water piling up right now. >> it rained like the dickens at the station. we talked about courtney, the flooding problem there would erupt in the metro area. and you are seeing it there in west metro. >> that's right. it is powering up. >> it is the aftermath that you don't think about when you're thinking about tornadoes. thank you, courtney francisco reporting live near el reno. the thing is, kevin, with tornadoes by had in shawnee and then in moore and what we had happen today, these are hitting major highways. i-40, i-35. >> we will go right now -- this is kfo

courtney reagan is live with what they are expected to show off and a look at futures. good morning. >>> futures are mixed right now. we are still waiting for the big economic report of the day, the may jobs numbers. the data is being very closely watched amid concerns of the economy and talk that the federal reserve may soon start scaling back at stimulus programs. better the economy gets the higher chance that could occur. economists expect another month of job gains roughly in line with 165,000 added in april with the unemployment rate seen holding steady at 3.5%. the dow posted its biggest comeback reversing a decline. apple is expected to show off new software for the iphone and ipad at the company's annual developer's conference. the new irs will be launched this fall. apple enthusiasts and investors may not be wowed by next week's announcements. analysts say they want physical products. they think a tv and wearable watch will be coming from apple next year. >>> courtney, thanks so much. >>> it is 4:47 right now. let's check back in with christina loren along with

thank you, courtney. >>> here are some other business headline. in tokyo the nikkei fell again, losing 3.7% to a six-week low. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke spoke to graduates at princeton university. he told them economics is good at explaining why choices made in the past were wrong but he said, quote, about the future, not so much. ipad maker apple goes to trial today over allegations by federal and state authorities that it conspired with publishers to raise the price of ebooks to break amazon.com's hold on pricing. >>> the better life index report is out and switzerland tops the list for residents most satisfied with their lives. norway was in second place, iceland, third. the united states, well, we dropped three spots from last year and we're ranked number 14. still a pretty good place to live. >>> just ahead, nction's richard lui has a look at this morning's sports highlights. including a tango at home plate. ♪ (annoucer) new beneful medley's, in tuscan, romana, and mediterranean style varieties. ♪ just mix it in, and take play to

you just heard what courtney said.ng on cheesecake factory and darden and while not the highest of high-end chains, why aren't you more positive on these two? >> well, brian, what i would say is you look at the valuation for these names. investigators have mig railed towards the chains with the better operating trends and those you've just mentioned a couple minutes ago clearly are within that group and the valuations have expanded. the earnings numbers have been very strong. if in fact they can continue to beat expectations, there's a good likelihood that the stocks could continue to work, but that being said, remember, these stocks are up, you know, on average, well over 30% as a group, and while they will still appreciate, the appreciation won't be nearly strong enough as i believe as we go forward. >> ruth, for example, up by 65% year to date. which of those stocks though in this sector do you think are still looking goodperspective. >> yeah, what i would say is one of the names that we continue to like is a compan

good morning, courtney. >> good morning, richard. the markets may see a small pullback today after stocks closed at their highs on monday. investors shrugging off disappointing data on manufacturing and construction spending, but that was yesterday. today is a whole new day. >>> walmart puts its money where your mouth is. the retail giant is offering a money-back guarantee on fresh produce as it aims to gain more ground in the grocery market. to be sure you get the freshest fruits and vegetables, walmart will conduct weekly inspections in its stores. >>> neither sugar rush, dunkin' donuts is rolling out a new sandwich friday, bacon and egg on a glazed doughnut. it has 360 calories which is actually less than its turkey sausage sandwich with 20 grams of fat. dunkin' tested the sandwich in massachusetts which created los of internet buzz. >> call the emt. >>> in business this morning as well and speaking of breakfast, check out these images from a recent singapore airlines flight. the passengers were halfway through their breakfast ser

courtney reagan gets some answers. >> there might not be enough butter or sugar in the world to help paula deen's image. she's used racial slurs and tolerated discriminatory jokes in her business. >> no one is saying she's racist, but the racism element is part of the story, and the injection of race as an element to this controversy, makes it that much more problematic. >> dean has posted three video apologies online, but it was not enough for the food network, which has chosen not to renew her contract for her two cooking shows when it expires this month. beyond her food network contract, paula deen has product deals with many companies, from big pharma to big box retail. her name is associated with products sold by novo-nortis and qvc. many of the companies are evaluating their relationship with the southern chef. paula deen's celebrity isn't just about her food, it's also about her marketable persona. racial slurs strike at the very heart of that golden image. >>> in a statement, qvc says, we are closely monitoring these events and the ongoing litigation, we're reviewing our busi

but as courtney reagan tells us the move doesn't come without risks.r: home may be where the heart is, but jcpenney hopes it's where the sales are too. jcpenney executives, design partners, analysts, and media mingled at the retailer house warming event in new york city, launching the new home collection. martha stewart, a woman synonymous with home, has been a vocal supporter of new former ceo ron johnson's transformation strategy, including the elimination of sales and coupons, which are now back at jcpenney. >> i joined because ron johnson was there with a new concept. i thought it was a very appealing concept. now it's changed, and i have yet to see the success of it. so we're looking forward to it. >> reporter: sir terrance conrad, who also now has exclusive product in jcpenney's stores doesn't love promotional pricing either, saying the simpler and more honest the offer to the consumer, the better. >> i don't like the whole business of discounting very much in my own business. but i'm not running jcpenney. >> reporter: but jcp designer michael gr

for "nightly business report," i'm courtney reagan. >>> and on this big upday, a potpourri of winnersght's market focus. starting with yum! brands, upgrading the national food company to buy and raising profit estimates and a target price of $80 a share. ubs writes that yum's china sales and profitability will soon start to improve as it puts food supply and safety issues behind it. shares of yum were up on that ubs call, closing at $73.52, a gain of 3 1/3%, or thereabouts. the companies that make up the dow transports were all in the green today, led by united airlines. goldman sachs upgraded united to neutral from sale saying that profit growth should accelerate in the second half of the year. united shares jumped more than 7% on the day. they closed at $32.94. >>> amazon, which is in the business of selling everybody everything says it's begun selling kindles in china. the fire hd and the paperwhite models adding to other services there like a chinese language app store. shares of s.a.m. amazon closed at 276.86. game stock a big gainer today as well as microsoft says it will permit

congressman joe courtney, the lead voice for house democrats on this issue. we appreciate your time. thank you. >> let me turn to reporters here. talk about where we are headed. there are 10 days to go before the rate for some new loans goes up. >> that is right. we went through this last year at the same time. there is this increasing push to say we need to do some about it. -- something about it. things are a little bit different now. there is not a presidential campaign which changes the dynamic in a significant way. you do not have president obama out there saying i'm the person who has your back. that spotlight is not there. the economy is doing a little better. does that change the dynamic of what we are looking for? that message that we have to do everything who need speed will. -- we can to help people. that message may be a little bit less there. there are a whole of changes that take place. >> polls show both parties could suffer some political fallout if they do not solve that. is that true? >> does the rate go up when people suck it up and pay mor

joe courtney, congressman joe courtney from connecticut. another big favorite.y call him three sub joe. we'll also talk to john fuglesang, our good buddy from current tv later in this hour. and we start with, are you ready to turn the wheel of your car over to a robot? but first... >> announcer: this is the "full court press." >> other headlines making news on this thursday, hollywood lost a big name yesterday. james gandolfini died of a heart attack while on vacation in italy. the actor best known for his role as tony soprano in the sopranos. he was most recently in zero dark 30 and was working on animal rescue. it is in post-production now. we'll see him on screen. it is due out later this year. it involves a project from cbs and hbo. he did win three emmys in his career and had six nominations. he was 51 years old. >> bill: unbelievable. poor guy. so young. and so much ahead of him. did a big broadway show, too. i can't think of the name of it now. hugely successful since the sopranos. very sad. >> sports, wild stanley cup finals game four in boston. the chic

courtney reagan is live with that story and more for your money. good morning. >> good morning to you. hope you're hungry because pizza price wars is on. pizza is offering limited time one topping pizza for $5.55. only applies to carry-out orders. fast food experts say the drive between companies. >>> amazon is reportedly planning a major roll-out of online grocery business beyond hometown of seattle. it's been developing amazon fresh for at least five years. they could launch the service in los angeles this week and san francisco later this year. if that goes well, amazon fresh could be expanded to 20 other large urban areas in 2014. >> courtney, i'm not surprised. you can get anything on amazon. >> i know, anything. >> i'm always up pore pizza, too. thanks, courtney. >>> soon, you might not see the iphone 4 or ipad 2 on store shelves. the international trade commission is banning the import of those popular devices that were specifically designed for at&t's wireless network. the panel says they violate a patent held by rival samsung. both tech co

before we get an answer, i want to show you a minute's worg -- rth of tape on the -- from congressman courtney on the olitics of debate. >> there was a proposal released where 84% of the nation is opposed to letting the rates double or go up or rates higher than regular consumer rates for products like home mortgages and car loans et cetera. o -- and the fact that mr. klein and speaker boehner did move forward with a bill in may, this is an issue they need to handle with care, because it cuts across every state, middle class families, and upper-middle class families are struggling with college costs. even though it does not have the same exact dynamics of a year ago in the midst of a political campaign, the political power of this is still very dangerous for either side to be on the wrong side of. that's why i do think there will be a lot of external force that's going to be brought to bear over the next 10 days to avoid, you know, really either party being to blame for allowing this to happen. >> i do think there is more hope for a deal on this. as i was talking about before, really it is jus

so it was just a great event and i think commissioner vince courtney was there and also commissioner francesca vietor was there, along with supervisor john avalos and it was a great event. police chief was there. the sheriff was there, as well. it was a great event. so that is something that we at the puc really plan to participate in a lot of youth activities this summer. the second item i would like to bring up is our sewer system improvement program. as you mentioned, that we were talking about the digesters and sort of what was the timeline of the digesters? so i wanted to bring up karen, do you want to do the intro? what is really great about this timeline is that we actually have documentation attached to each one of the events. the other thing that i want to point out, that this is a draft. we're going to work with the community, who may have some other history that we will do some research, but all the timelines we have actual hard documents with it. and we plan to put it on our web as you guys requested, the commission requested. so with that lehman. >> president torres and

rory sushi let's get more on this knob a spray can you story from kabul journalist courtney bodie now joining us here on t v it's a role received here live in moscow i hope you can hear me you've been to the scene of the attack what's the situation there no. i'm just back from the scene they pushed the journalist back of about a hundred yards where we can still see the giant blast walls that surround the entire green zone and specially that area there are several interesting factors of this attack well no civilians are reported killed which is a very good thing and the afghan special forces seem to get it under control it only lasted about an hour which in kabul terms is a very short time span. the attackers we've got we've got reports entered the area which is just by the presidential palace and also the cia headquarters with fake press fake badges fake vehicle cards they got in they were able to at least detonate the witnesses say they heard nine or ten explosions just as it started. the police chief saying that about four attackers have been killed. but the fact that they were able

let's go over to courtney reagan for all the latest.ening, courtney. >> good evening to you, larry. former kpmg partner scott london appeared in a los angeles court where he told a judge he plans to plead guilty to insider trading charges. cnbc caught up to london outside the courthouse where he spoke for the very first time ever on camera. london describing the moment where he realized the extent of the scheme was far worse than he had thought. >> i was driving down to the courthouse the last time i was in court. i was looking at my iphone and saw one of those "wall street journal" online blurs, and i saw that, you know, mr. shaw had made over $1 million, and i nearly threw up in the car, your heart just sinks thinking that's impossible. i was led to believe that the number was far less, closer to like around $200,000 based on his comments and his representations, so -- i don't know what happened or why he did what he did, but he did. >> london says his total take in the scheme was $70,000 in cash and jewelry. he's expected to return t

>> courtney, thank you.s we head into the second half of 2013, the landscape for investors, of course, is changing, rising interest rates to consider, a federal reserve that may soon scale back its stimulus program depending on which fed voice you hear and believe these days, right? >> it's a pretty much choose your own adventure market. all the story lines there, depends on what you believe. but what are some top financial advisers telling their clients to do now? joining us now, the mde group, together they have 80 years of experience and close to $15 billion inforvested in this mar. thank you for being with us to tackle these important questions. chris, let's start with you. you're saying that you're advising your clients to move their money out of some of these long-term bonds as interest rates are moving, at least the yields are moving. we've seen the outflows from the bond market. where is that money going? >> exactly. i think a lot of people are going to get their june statements in long-term bonds or

i commended the deputy superintendent but said it was the two of you and courtney. i can tell that a tremendous amount of work went into that. we are now showing the lead abilities by area so we're breaking anti elementary 1, 2, 3 and high schools and elementary schools. but the comparisons don't look like that. i'm interested in seeing because i understand from superintendent lee you've put some resources into the teams. i was also alters concerned about the differences between the mission zone. it looks like the admission zone went up slightly in staffing while the baby zone went down slightly. i don't understand why that was. yes she has a clarification >> that is actually an unintentional omission due to our wonderful budget software. so that will be corrected in the second reading. >> good, i was worried about the baby zone. the other question that i had was the additional fund you mentioned there's additional support going to zone school and sort of you breaking it down. what's the difference in the parts of the zone in terms of resources? and then stem it loo

courtney gousman guys -- courtney gousman joins us live. we care they are off and her writing. >> reporter: we are off and ready to go. we are excited. >> how long will it take you? >> reporter: it will take me about two hours in the car but, they will be out there all day. they go over interstate 92. >> it is to raise money for hiv and h. that is an issue that people have forgotten about. is it difficult to get a fund-raising? >> reporter: they have had record fund-raising this year, they raised 14 million which is more than ever. it seems like our pictures of things are dedicated and they are out here in fact they are excited. we are really pleased it is a challenge every year but we are so pleased by the turnout. >> now, you can live with the disease, what is the fund-raising for? >> it is for the san francisco delegation, we have a variety of programs so care and people -- so care and prevention for people with hiv and h. so, the fight and the work continues and we are so thrilled to have the funding. >> we know that you all have a long