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. >>> dat virginia general assembly will reconvene to vote on an amended state budget. senate democrats are threatening to block the budget if millions to the metrorail budget isn't added. house and senate budget negotiators removed it during a special session. if law makers don't pass a budget by july 1, virginia will likely face a partial government shutdown. >>> they want d.c. to control its own budget, not the federal government. so members of d.c. voting rights coalition will visit the offices of congressman and congress women today asking them to support budget autonomy for the district. california republican issa is the chairman of the committee that sorry sees the district -- that oversees the district. city leaders rejected a bill that would have limbed their ability to -- limited their ability to fund local abortions. >>> a new poll shows most of the country supports the idea of budget autonomy for the district. they believe d.c. taxpayers and elected officials should be making budget decisions for the city. 23% support the status quo or congress needs to appr

something very has been said now they need money in order to literally make ends meet between paycheck and dats where the growth is coming from the movers are really serious no shouting i want to throw in a light note for ten seconds here's really quick question for both of you yes or no should we regulate payday lenders. we should raise it i mean we should irish everyone right into the ground yeah i'm sorry you have to regulate payday lenders are you kidding you want to see coming like w. stars because they already have no money and then they're really in trouble that's all we have time for our so let us know what you think of payday lenders to be regulated because that's all we have time for as i said thanks for tuning in don't forget to follow me on twitter at lauren lyster and give us feedback on the show at youtube dot com slash capital account tomorrow is friday so that means i will respond and until then from everyone here at capital account thanks so much for watching and have a great. all .

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she wouldn't go anywhere without her dat -- dad. >> reporter: today family members told us the daughter and the mother were at the funeral. >> always cherish everyone around you. you never know what could happen. always be grateful for everyone in your life and tell everyone you love them every day. >> reporter: coming up, you will hear how family is confident the justice system will bring justice. the 17-year-old driver was released from jail yesterday. live, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police are looking for the driver in a hit-and-run crash over night. investigators say someone hit a bicyclist around 1:30 a.m. there were no witnesses but officials say the impact was loud enough to wake up residents. authorities identified the victim as juan garcia. . >>> dozens came together to help search for missing teen sierra lamar. they scoured two new locations, a quory and a shooting range. mark clasp whose daughter was kidnapped and killed is spear heading the searches. . >> we would be looking for things like shallow graves, under piles of garbage. my daughter was found under a pil

there have been a lot of poet holes around, dat dat potholes around which happens after rainy weathert's check in with sal. >> the live pictures are looking pretty good. driving up to the caldecott tunnel, not a bad commute. 680 nearby from walnut creek to alamo and danville, not too bad. a little bit of coninvestigation but i would say it's not stop and go. moving along and taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, already beginning to see some signs of improvement here. it has been a steady and slow ten-minute delay before you make it onto the bridge, except if you are a carpooler. traffic does move well onto the bridge. again, we've been looking at the altamont pass. look at all of the red on the aim ta month pass -- altamont pass. that's because of a crash on puerto law. things are getting a -- puerto low. things are getting a -- portola. things are getting a little bit better but people are still stuck on the altamont pass. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. a few high clouds out there. they will thin out. they are starting to already. a little thicker up to the north bay.

see, the economy dat isn't as good. >> i'm quite certain that we're going to hear the word goldilocksome out, but what you've got is a perfect mix for the fed. they have weaka on the margin, a less than robust employment report last month, some of the housing data has been a bit weaker, but that's perfect. at the same time, we have not had any surge in inflation. bond market is pricing in a very modest 2.25% inflation longer term, so i think they'll have the opportunity to sit back and say there is no inflationary threat presently, and we still have a long way to go towards recovery, so we're going to stay accommodative, and that will be really the message from that meeting. >> cry, how do you feel about the earnings situation so far? 4%, we're down about a quarter of the stock's reporting, not bad, not great, what's your take here? >> i think it's been a mixed earnings season. i'm very much focused on the guidance. it seems as though everybody is looking to a good second half. what i would be focused on, in that i do small and mid cap companies primarily is what are the derivative ca

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of course, it's just more bad news for who dat nation. saints still dealing with fallout from bounty scandal. you will recall nfl officials say got cash bonus for injuring. suspended loomis for eight games in that mess. now there is this. fox report jonathan hunt is on it loomis and others are speaking about these accusations. they are like this is a load of it? >> we haven't actually seen mickey loomis since the report was aired by espn. he did send a very strongly worded email to the fox affiliate in new orleans which read, in part, this report on espn is absolutely false. it just didn't happen. by coincidence, the saints had already scheduled news conference today at which the allegations obviously came up with the interim coach offering a folsom defense of his general manager, listen. >> i'm not completely abreast of what's taken place or what's been said. i just know it's not true. i know what mickey has meant in my life and what he has meant to a lot of people around the ring. you can't find anybody to find fault with mickey loomis

. >> true dat. >> let's see what some of our moviegoers had to say. >> i thought it was great. >> i givevery funny. >> it had a variety of different issues, and it kind of shined a light on things that people just are afraid to talk about. >> it made me think as a man how single male -- so i learned some things. >> he's got a couple of things to work on. >> player, player. how many stars for this one? >> i'm giving it 4 out of 5 stars. i really liked it. the reason i'm not giving it a full five stars is only because i thought the movie wrapped up too perfectly in a tight little bow at the end, and i sometimes like a little controversy. and also maybe it was a little bit of a commercial for steve harvey's book. >> based on his 2009 book. >> based on his "act like a woman, think like a man" which is a really big hit and i'm sure it's going to be even more of a hit now. but it was a little annoying. he kept popping up all the time. you just wanted to see the characters develop their relationships. >> four out of five ain't bad. >> funny. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- breaking news

in fact the father of one of the boys killed, the father of spencer dat, said he would be okay if these three judges decided to increase the sentence. that is an option the judges could consider. but right now they are behind closed doors discussing this. the arguments are over so simply now just waiting for these judges to come back and of course no one wants to know more what's going to happen, what their decision will be as much as coffey, his family, and then the family of these three victims. so we'll be watching it. if there is a development today, i'm not sure if a decision will come down today but if there is one we'll keep you posted on those developments. reporting live in rockville, richard jordan, news 4. >>> a busy friday afternoon here on news 4 at 5:00. a pastor fired from a megachurch sends a message to his parishioners through youtube. >>> fans flock to the smithsonian to get the first up close glimpse of the discovery. >>> plus, metro works overtime to make sure all of its defibrillators are working after >>> expect some delays on the rails this weekend. three stations

down the lie on a new class of speculator he calls the massive passives paragraph breaking economic dat on economic growth in the third quarter gdp at 8:30 eastern. the third hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" first in business worldwide. i'm andrew sorkin with joe kearney. because we have mandy drury, becky quick is off. >> where is carl quintanilla. >> carl. >> carl. >> okay. let's check u.s. equity futures at this hour. we had earnings news this morning. looks like we're going to have, if we could get that screen up, it would be slightly helpful. maybe, maybe not. there it is. green arrows. we open up about 28 points higher, also should note on earnings news kkr crossed the tape. looks like a good number. their portfolio up 9% and assets management also up. a little news on confirm kr this morning. >> absolutely. charts have been known to be slightly helpful. earnings reports from major companies. boy, have we had a big week for earnings this week. earnings of 39 cents per share that beat analyst expectation of $0.35 per share. revenue came in abo

i can look at polling dat skra and see 91% of african-americans supporting president obama the vote haser been a 80%, 70%, 9 0% kind of vote. we have interest in social safety net. but there must also be something else going on with latino voting. if it it's split 60/40 or 50/50. >> a lot of it is who the candidate is. a lot of things that i talk about is looking at the failed policies in latin america and that we have an economic prosperity and an opportunity in this country we didn't have back in our home countries, so supporting those policies that will ensure that our children and grandchildren have those opportunities is a case thatç potentially governor romney can make, depending on how he does it. >> the problem is he wants to deport all those same people. >> and their grandmother. >> he doesn't want to deport them, self-deportation. >> they will report to self-deport. are they a swing bloc, it's possible. president bush, broke something 44% voting for him. it is possible, but his tone was very different. it was welcoming, respectful, looked for a solution in that way, obamaesqu

they didn't get a chance to react to the march dat on a friday and only a little bit in the bond marketng. three months in a row we have had 246,000 jobs created and 120 wasn't enough to get people excited. so the dow probably falling below the 13,000 mark today as investors try to assess whether the job market is going to kind of falter here or whether this was just one month. we simply don't know quite frankly. something to keep in mind. stocks the s&p is up 30% since last october so if you're looking for an excuse to take profits as they say, some investors are doing that this morning. the politics of this is icky too. you start to see both sides, you know, blasting each other about the direction of jobs and who is better to create jobs. already the democrats or debbie wasserman schultz and others in the democratic party saying republicans want a weak jobs picture so they can blame the president and they like weak jobs markets. conservatives say this president is squandering to recovery. his policies are making it so businesses don't want to hire so where you get the politics step in

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