dennis: okay.point. it just seems other agencies an ounce rulemaking, ask for comment. it seems like this agency rules by punishment. it goes out, strings of some guy and lenses them and then says @%w we have some new rules. >> i think that really is the impression. the cfpb through a number of reasons seems to be focusing on putting out enforcement actions and staying away from telling industries what they can expect fairly deregulation. dennis: this just seems to be this anti bank banned after this big consumer protection board. i think it's a bad development. thank you for being with us. >> thank dennis: okay. -ime for look is stories you're clicking on tonight. stocks closing slightly higher after vacillating between small gains and losses. despite a startling drop in new-home sales which send money to bonds and gold. the 13 year reign of microsoft's chief is coming to an end. the search for a new ceo has begun. valued at some 600 billion. now it's down to 270 billion. ahead, central banks arou

"the willis report" is coming up next year it dennis dennis: hello, everyone. attorney general eric holder vows to prosecute more people on wall street for the market meltdown. after five years is it becoming a witch hunt? while the other market may have been safe, dangers for investing overseas. here about the three cs. and find out why one liberal group is pushing to let college borrowers escape loan obligations by filing for bankruptcy protection. and why i think that is a terrible idea. we are watching out for you tonight on "the willis report." tonight's top story, the witch hunt of wall street. attorney general eric holder making it clear, wall street is on notice and the feds are coming to get the big bankers. in a new interview, his department is planning on announcing a slew of new criminal cases and with us now we have an attorney who does a lot of legal work on wall street. saw this in a journal today, the tough talk from the attorney general said "anybody who has inflicted damage on the market should not be of the belief we are out of the woods beca

. ♪ dennis: hello, everyone. i'm dennis kneale in for gerri willis.onight on "the willis report," i shocking trading date as the nasdaq stock exchange was forced to halt trading for three hours because of a technical glitch. president obama continuing its push to spread the wealth calling once again for college to be affordable to all. is there really a problem with those in the corner office is making more than the little guy? the sec says yes, and of your reactions. or watching out for you tonight on "the willis report". ♪ dennis: that flash freeze is our top story. it was a glitch that ground the nasdaq to a halt. a flash freeze paralyzing thousands of securities at around 12:40 p.m. eastern time today. full trading resumed after 3:00 p.m. the recent string of technical errors rocking the markets is calling into question the computers that run in these markets. joining me now, and shapiro live outside the nasdaq. rob morgan, chief investment strategist at fulcrum securities founder and ceo of dark pool. and director of institutional sales and tradi

dennis: is that right?s seems like -- in fact, the big explosion actually lead to far more business for contractors because we can't do it ourselves. >> the cost of the interest level, a lot of people because of all of the explosi, they are realizing that there is a lot of potential, a lot of ideas that can spot naphtha. certainly people realize that the contractor's involvement in association with a homeowner could turn out pretty well. doom smart shopping, get the materials out there and make sure that erything is there when the contractor needs it. dennis: my brother is a great mechanic. after that christmas tree stand debacle might offer the rest of my life was to make enough money to be able to hire guys to do that for me. thank you for being with us. appreciated. time now for a look of stories your clicking on. a new report says made in america is making a comeback. lower labor costs and energy costs are a big factor. up to 5 million manufacturing jobs could come back to the u.s. in the next several y

i'm dennis kneale in for gerri willis. why is the federal government trying to persecute this year of capitalism? seems like is open season. the lawsuits and the investigations mount. also, waste, fraud, abuse of taxpayer dollars taken to a new level. we're calling it food stp trafficking. a new study from t government itself on a number of people selling their food stamps for cash. we have all the latest buzz on the phone. what is everyone at twitter today? turns out that the next one may not be a cheaper version after all. think cold. l that and more. our top story, regulations running rampant. president obama using regulations as the strong arm for is a ministration. the amount of regulatory rules finalized in his first term lag behind that of president george w. bush's first term with nearly 12% fewer rules. president obama's rahman comes with a heavy price tag. 186 of his roles finalize his first term were deemed economically significant. that means that each rules annual economic impact is more than $100 million.

dennis: in dennis: before you pick up that sledgehammer, freeze.r own expert explains which do-it-yourself projects are and don't. details in 60 seconds. ♪ dennis: what pay someone when you can do it yourself? actually, i think it is daunting 64 percent of homeowners are planning do-it-yourself projects . our next guest says some improvements are better off left to the pros. which projects are best for you to take on yourself? joining me now, most of today's homeowner. thank you for being with us. and thinking you probably take it as a point of pride. you never hire proud to do anything. beckham did just about anything. >> some guys can really do it quicker and cheaper. dennis: project that we should just not even bother. barry in a professional. it can be very intimidating. that's much pilot to the pros. also, plot -- plumbing projects. >> a guy in new jersey had to bring up the fire department and bring -- turn off water to an entire city block >> timing is pretty exacting and hard to do. >> as long as you start with a small project. one it is ea

dennis: that's right. into that minimum-wa job, most people don't stay there for very long. this is really well done and bluntly told. appreciate you being with us. thank you. >> my pleasure. dennis: we will be right back with the answer to our question of the day. should bankruptcy protection be an option so that you can get ♪ [ villain ] well mr. baldwin... it appears our journey has come to a delightful end. then i better use the capital one purchase eraser to redeem my venture miles for this trip. purchase eraser? it's the easy way to erase any recent travel expense. i just pick a charge, like my flight with a few taps, it's taken care of. impressive baldwin. does it work for hotels? absolutely thank goodness. mrs. villain and i are planning our... you scare me. and i like it. let's go what's in your wallet? like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. it's great. [ male announcer ]

dennis: okay.r look is stories you're clicking on tonight. stocks closing slightly higher after vacillatingetween small gains and losses. despite a startling drop in new-home sales which send money to bonds and gold. the 13 year reign of microsoft's chief is coming t an end. the search for a new ceo has begun. valued at some 600 billion. now it's down to 270 billion. ahead, central banks around the world should not cut off their easing money policies. kristine lagard said europe and japan still need help. she spoke at the federal reserve annual compass -- fly-fishing extravaganza. president obama's that law ears instead ofu.s. should be three. students learn all they need from a classroom in two years. i am wondering who asked him. it is all part of this 2-day bus tour promoting ways to cut costs for students. those are some of the house stories right now on foxbusiness.com. and coming up, mortgage rates jumping. home sales plummeting. is this housing market recovery really for real? and next, offi

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dennis: i am dennis kneale and we are back together again.g time since we have seen each other. i am cheryl casone take a look at the stock. here you go, right now it is actually up by $0.53. dennis: what is bugging me? cvs and time warner. my thoughts ahead and then i want to hear from you. tweet me. cheryl: i will go one-on-one with a company ceo to find out why meta- fast is succeeding. dennis: making an process promises. howard kurtz will be joining us. let's go to lauren simonetti on the new york stock exchange. >> i am looking at the board right now and i see green. it is shaping up to be a pretty good day. earlier this morning, the dow fell below, but up 58 points right now. seeing a lot of stress from retail. the top retailers are all the best performers. back to you. dennis: thank you very much, lauren. cheryl: it could be another nail in the coffin for jcpenney. ceo says jcpenney is "a damaged business that is turning around." paul, you agree with him. but i've been very bullish on the company. the stock is high right now. you think

dennis is here to tell you. hey, dennis.he post stock up 6% right now, up 4.5% or so when i checked minutes ago, and think how sad that is. the washington post talk is popping because of getting rid of the name sake newspaper. watergate, one the newspapers owned for 80 years, so is bezos buying for the bottom line or financially, circulation of the paper down 40% in ten years. revenue down 30% or so in that same time. dagen: seven years in a row. >> yes, lost $50 million last year, on the other hand, bezos pays less than half of revenue. he's paying $250 million, and revenue's over, you know, 580 million, but what is he buying? he wants to experiment, which could be cool, but terms of the deal require him to keep in place katherine, the granddaughter of the legendary watergate fame, keep in place the president, the editor in chief who once turnedded me down for a job at the l.a. times, and what do you do about that? dagen: we don't carry grudges in journalism, no. >> a great editor, but they are part of what was sliding, and

dennis: and dennis kneale. lori: hi lori rothman. the debt chairs are blowing in the windy city, pension obligations dragging the nation's third largest city down in an ocean of debt. steve malanga shows us the money mess lying beneath chicago's polk for money. dennis: a president headed to arizona, at the center of the housing bust but wiped out $7 trillion in homeowner equity. mr. obama have another plan to stabilize and boost the housing market. lori: newspapers, a new status symbol for billion is looking to flaunt their wealth. amazon's jeff bezos be with the washington post. dennis: the fight with george soros and carl icahn ran the. charlie gasparino as the long and short. time for stocks as we do every 15 minutes left head to the floor of the stock exchange, adam shapiro, stocks down. adam: not as bad as they were earlier. we are off of session lows and may go above 1700. one of the reasons the dow is down 82 points is ibm pulling but dow down and ibm is down 2.2% accounting for 34 points of of the dow but not only the biggest

dennis: charles payne. cheryl: for making money to losing money fast, amazon.com experienced a service outage yesterday that hit them right in the wallet. based on 2012 net sales the online shopping giant lost $66,000 per minute or about $2 million in yesterday's 30 minute outage. not the first time amazon had an outage like this one in june of 2008, the company experienced service outage that based on its previous revenue cost $31,000. investors not losing money because the share is looking pretty good, $3. dennis: service outage is a polite word for crash, isn't it? they like that. and we will talk about the safest car on the road, another extraordinary accomplishment it has landed ceo, elon musk. lori: the federal reserve, the future hold, wall street journal, a flashing and. . >> firefighters saturday and making progress on extinguishing of a massive fire in idaho. at fire and 960 square miles and forced the evacuation of 2300 homes in the sun valley region. tesla motors models saddam is getting rave re

dennis quaid: 140 degrees. ellen degeneres: tall cup. dennis quaid: what?es: tall cup. dennis quaid: what? i can't hear myself think, what? barista: pumpkin spice? dennis quaid: pumpkin spice it is, yes. ellen degeneres: now, repeat this back to me. day-o. dennis quaid: day-o. ellen degeneres: no, you're supposed to tell him that. dennis quaid: oh. ellen degeneres: tell him. dennis quaid: oh, repeat this back to me. day-o. ellen degeneres: day-ay-ay-o. barista: you want that decaf pumpkin spice latte sir? dennis quaid: work with me, work with me, will ya? day-o. barista: day-o. dennis quaid: day-ay-ay-ay-o. barista: day-ay-ay-ay-o. dennis quaid: latte come and me want to come and me want it from starbucks. barista: latte come and. dennis quaid: i need to change my order though. ellen degeneres: yea, gargle that. john krasinski: ok fine, the key to ellen's brilliance is more than just torturing celebrities. it's that she feels like a friend. no matter where you are or where you're calling from, this next clip cracks me up every time. here's a phone call betw

>> dennis: yes, ma'am. >> woman: oh! >> dennis: how y'all doin'? dead. what he say, the devil don't like it but he blessed like that. i tell ya, marion barry your godfather. he's a down to earth person. he concerned about people. he's not concerned about hisself, you know. because you find he didn't steal no money from the government. he ain't do nothin' like that. they tricked him up. if you my brother's keeper you won't trick nobody up like that. and right now he better be clean. >> dennis: all right, let me ask you this. did you believe that mr. barry did crack or did drugs? do you believe it? >> woman: well, i hate to answer that question. >> dennis: i mean the truth is the truth, he's still a wonderful person. >> woman: yeah. >> dennis: but do you actually think or do you believe some of it, that it's a possibility that he did do it? >> woman: he might of dibbled and dabbled, i see it like that. i don't like some of the things that he had did, but i just love him. you know, the person. >> dennis: no one's perfect. everyone's gonna slip up. eve

dennis. dennis: the search for the next fed head.runner is the fed's vice chairman since 2010, imminently qualified. but some people focus more on her gender. the first female ever to run the fed. oh, who cares. she may be all of these things, gender simply isn't the issue. yet 37 female members of congress led by maxing waters sent a letter urging the president to give janet the job. sheila bair says it is time to break the glass ceiling, testosterone and wall street feels were couple with guys than girls in the main rival is lauren summers. he quit as president of harvard after sticking his foot in his mouth on women and hard sciences, so they are picking summers with sending the wrong message. say it cannot be trusted to understand everyday economic problems women face. really? should gender be a factor in picking the next fed chief? your comments coming up. cheryl: megadeal with the federal government, investors drove the stock to the best in seven years. the ceo joins us later on in the show. dennis: ribbon-cutting on the riches

dennis: apple winds around.s patent battles are costing the economy. cheryl: san francisco's bart system is on track. why the california governor had to intervene in contract negotiations coming up an hour west coast minute. ♪ >> reporter: i'm tracy with your fox business brief. dow, s&p 500, nasdaq, and russell 2000 all down right now 55 points. all on the heels of the new report showing a better than expected lead on july is and non manufacturing. the july leading matches the year's high in february. sixteen of the industries surveyed worked to contracted. the european union says the gate to the $11 billion merger of u.s. airways and amr, the parent of american airlines. that comes with certain conditions to prevent monopoly. shares of u.s. airways' right now moving. and at snack time is back in a big way. the honor says coffeecakes devil dogs have all returned next month. the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. ♪ dennis: more on the story. chairman of the republican national

dennis: thank you, lauren.pensive and time to look overseas for opportunity. you bet on europe right now, why? >> well, if you look at the u.s., it's expensive. it's not horrific like the 1990s, but it's on the expensive side. that's very much a head wind, but if you look at the rest of the world, look at 40 # different markets, u.s. is the second most expensive in the world whereas you look at europe, look at russia, you look at ireland, one of my favorites, a lot of the countries single in sing the digit pe levels, levels seen at the bottom of a bear market. there's a lot of opportunity outside the u.s.. >> i want to talk about pe levels. just explain, break it down, when you tell the viewers this is more or less expensive, what are you looking at to break it down in a simple way saying u.s. is second most expensive? explain that. >> we take a long view. we look at ten-year averages of the pe ratios adjusted for inflation so robert schiller, yale professor, developed this metric based on principles ben grahm

dennis: those indeed are the desks of lori rothman and dennis kneale in his.l you whose is whose and what they say about it next. ♪ right now, 7 years of music is being streamed. a quarter million tweeters are tweeting. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why hp built a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the internet the room it needs to grow. ththis&is gonna be big. hp moonshot. it's time to build a better enterprise. together. lori: messy people rejoice. now, be shaped or what? -- shamed. a new study says working in messy environment may help you become more productive. scientists froms the university of minnesota founded by surrounded by clutter can promote creative thinking and stimulating ideas. with a neat desk, promotes healthy eating congeniality. side by side. can you guess which one is mine? dennis do you feel more productive in the messy office space? why my 6-year-old daughter says, how is that messy dennis doing today? dennis: that off

dennis deal is with us. dennis: eliot spitzer will be at a debate tonight.e is the one window in almost a three-week standoff between cbs and time warner cable. they go back live, but just for an hour. then, cbs will shut down again. they will go back on air next wednesday for an hour. it is just a sign of how bitter this fight is. look at this memo to the staff. striking a deal with verizon bios. they have made a big deal out of that. "i cannot describe to you the frustration i feel that these negotiations have gone. never did i ever think they would have lasted this long". connell: dennis, good reporting, as usual. yahoo! is back or it looks like it is back. they have topped google as the most visited internet search engine. it did so last month. the first time since 2011. let's take a look at some stocks related to all of this. here are some numbers now that are headed in the wrong direction. that average u.s. household is earning less now than when the recession ended four years ago. monica crowley is here with us. >> this is pretty depressing, but it is

dennis: dennis kneale.s the dow down again, better and employment numbers, jobless claims sparked more years on wall street the fed will stop speaking of the punch bowl. when ben bernanke and company will begin to taper. tracy: big business at the pta, tiger and phil, big favorites, what a win would add to their already big bank accounts and advertising deals. dennis: the son's magnetic force, once in a 11 year phenomenon that could cost business and big bucks and joe bastardeye is here with the dire warning. tracy: stocks every 15 minutes, nicole petallides on the floor of the exchange. >> hope everybody is doing well today. if you are pulling for some up arrows, you may or may not get your wish because this could be the fourth straight day of losses for the s&p and the doubt and if that was the case that would be the biggest losing streak of the year 2013. we have not seen that since december but that being said we have had some back-and-forth action, the dow is lower, the nasdaq and the s&p are higher so

dennis: i am dennis kneale. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. freeze the nasdaq ceo bob greifeld tell liz claman how he thinks he will attract new ipo business namely twitter and talked to homeland security chief tom ridge, the security question was one of the first reactions many had yesterday. he will tell us how save we are. dennis: steve ballmer has had enough for his shoulders have, tom the mic as of board he is out the next 12 months. company surging foreign ceo and investors are buying microsoft on the news which is a little rude. cheryl: this is the only cbs programming time when a cable customers have received over the last few weeks. the two sides are at it again. i got the e-mail that discussed this. dennis: 1:16 in the morning and showed up. keep firing missiles. top of the our stocks every 15 minutes, microsoft ceo steve ballmer says he will be retiring in the next 12 months, the search is on and stock is rising, nicole petallides on the floor of the nyse. nicole: the search is on for a new ceo for microsoft. they are looking intern

dennis: all right. being with us today. thank you so much, congressman dan kildee. >> caller: thank you. cheryl: home improvement sector, charles payne with a take on that, and, plus, comparison to the other name, that's home depot. dennis: google takes on direct tv looking at bidding on direct tv's nfl sunday ticket package. going the about to kill the tv business in the process? ♪ join us at projectluna.com dennis: urging opposition government and leaders to allow the united nations access to sites pertinent to investigation of allegations of chemical warfare. there's set to be an emergency meeting at three o'clock today to address alleged gas attacks on syria people by the assad regime, the government. we'll bring in more as this developments. cheryl: back to markets here in the united states, watching the dow right now, down 63 points. a lot of names on the board, dow 30, but most in the red. i want to look at a couple names here. first, look at intel, the biggest drag, accounting, and look at home

back to cheryl and dennis. dennis: thank you. metals are mixed.he trading pits of the cme and phil flynn. >> reporter: a lot less next. markets. especially in the precious metals. gold was down date -- date. a lot of the traders were convinced that we would get that lackluster jobs report. did not happen. a big surge back up. hire on the day and turned back up. copper on the other hand, all of that economic optimism. not only in china and the united states. the pullback as well. so a big disappointment on the number. now, the other thing you have to look at, you always have collected geopolitical risk which can be a big factor. obviously with this report of morning by the state department, that may even put more support in see the market later in the day. the big move after the jobs report, obviously with that situation with the t-bond market and the did trading being halted for a few seconds. now, what happens sometimes, actually a safety valve built into the globex system that when you get an imbalance of water it would move the market down and

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back to dennis. dennis: thank you.or the latest, let's go to we went to is live in jerusalem for us. >> he is sitting there in his jail cell. i dow he is packing his bags just yet. the timing seems to be a little off. they would have to approve this. unlikely that they will use their political capital. meantime, the army seems to be winning the hearts and minds of egyptians. we saw a number of arrests overnight for curfew violations and also rounding up a lot of the muslim brotherhood leadership. survey, the violence in the brotherhood has really shocked and angered a lot of egyptians. gunmen from the brotherhood took refuge. police and the army and right here had to storm that mosque. it was the police who were being cheered. they have attacked a number of police stations. the muslim brotherhood may have been overplaying their political hand. back to you. dennis: thank you very much, leland. speed seven it is strategic location. fox business contributor phil flynn is in the trading pits of the cme for us. >> that is a

o'donnell. >> they are going to deliver. >> dennis and tim. >> dennis and tim. yeah. i know where my bread and butter is. dennis. no offense, tim. >> enjoy the evening. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,, female narrator: through monday, get three years through monday, get three years interest-free financing and save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic, but this special financing offer ends labor day at sleep train. . dennis: this is a kpix sports special presentation. the san francisco 49ers focus on fine tuning both sides of the ball. >> i want to go out and make sure that going into the season, my teammates have confidence, i feel confident and my coaches feel confident that we're ready to roll. >> it's not only a group of talented individuals and players, but when it all comes together, it's the most talented defense in the national football league. >> tonight in san diego, jobs are on the line. >> the hardest working guys on your team are

dennis: thank you very much. cheryl: we have nicole petallides it, of course, sandra smith standing by. we are awaiting some type of statement from the nasdaq. the nasdaq is intending to reopen. it should be happening at any point. nicole, are you getting anything more? nicole: it is interesting to see if there is anything trading on the nasdaq. obviously, nasdaq is the primary exchange for certain stock. the question is whether or not the new york stock exchange stock is still trading at the nasdaq as a secondary market. that seems to be going successfully. that would be a name like ibm or dupont or american express. the names that are primarily listed here are probably trading just fine at the nasdaq. again, as we talk about canceling orders, you can wish to not participate in this reopening. i also sent a note upstairs at the new york stock exchange to see if anyone wants to come on down and explained the procedures. they do were together. it is about the consumer and keeping everything status quo. dennis: let

dennis kneale, myself, charles payne in new york monitoring all the breaking news. want to let viewers know, that nasdaq halted trading 1:14 --, 12:14 eastern time. technical issue is all the nasdaq said to us thus far. they said they won't be canceling any open orders but customers can cancel orders if they want to. dennis: right. okay. we've got another guest to maybe shed some light on this. todd schoenberger joins us. he monitors the markets and follows that awfully closely. todd, what do you make of this? i'm surprised the nasdaq still doesn't know exactly what went wrong. and traders at cme are saying no impact. the dow jones is up 50 points. so people aren't that upset. it is almost as if this is becoming commonplace, todd? >> well, that's the sad thing about it, dennis, because electronically we hear about these stories from the electronic market centers. you heard about bats. obviously the facebook

dennis kneale has more.s are becoming the new private island for a lot of the ceos. >> reporter: they sure seem to be. understand, the "washington post" putting out a statement and going out of its way to mention the personal decency that makes him i uniquely good donor. the post sold off newsweek. billion at that then died. the daily beast over their kind of went kaput. it's an interesting contrast. is he buying this for profit upside or for cloud? remember the old saying, you don't pick a fight with a guy who buys ink by the barrel. he will on for $250 million the paper of record in washington d.c. will congress dare go after him? one other catch, and i'm surprised they say that they need new owners to take the post to a better place, yet they're letting all of the senior executives stay in place, doing the same old job. you have to wonder. liz: dennis kneale, thank you very much. the stock responding nicely. adam, i send it back to you. adam: and i will send it to melissa francis with money next. ♪ meliss

>> my name is rocky. >> dennis: okay. i'm dennis.: he's 14 years-old and he's so sharp. articulate. but, see, those kind of guys, you got to grab them, they can go the wrong way or the right way. >> dennis: what you want to be in life? >> just myself. >> dennis: you don't wanna have no job? you don't wanna make money legally? i mean, what is it that you like in life? what is it that you like about life? >> i like -- my life is football. >> dennis: okay, you want to do football, nothin' wrong with football. but suppose you get a touchdown, somebody tackle you, you get injured, your football career over with. you gotta have somein' else to do. >> get back up and walk. we gotta bounce. >> dennis: all right, y'all stay safe. >> you, too. >> barry! barry! barry! >> reporter: running for office is public, are you saying to the people in ward 8 you're not abusing any substance; you're not using any illegal drugs? >> barry: my recovery is my recovery. >> reporter: but don't the people have the right to know to make an informed choice about w

liz: dennis kneale. dennis: first to close the loop on some of these hp stuff.e's why the stock seems to be falling after hours. they are not talking what the vision of what they are helping companies do, the talk but how much cash they have on hand. about how well they're doing running the internal. that shows you kind of th a dont have enough good things to talk about. earnings per share down compared year ago. cash flow down. personal systems down 11%. on and on. this is a bad report. liz: the stock does not look as bad as i would expect from a bad report. now let's get to toll brothers. the largest luxury homebuilder in the u.s. reported a rise in quarterly sales and orders as home prices continued to climb. it is due to a tax issue, it does not matter. what matters is are we in the midst of a true housing rebound? do we stumble a little bit lately on housing hashtag i am wondering is this positive or is it something to be worried about? >> we are not worried. we feel pretty good. a year to 18 months and what we believe will be a long-term recovery, consiste

laverne and dennis go tumbling through the sky.ennis tries to stabilize them, but something isn't right. >> i knew my top harness fell. i didn't know if it fell off, down or what, but i knew it slipped. that's all i knew. >> her jacket covers her face shielding her vision. >> i don't know what would have happened if i could have seen the shape i was in. probably was a blessing, actually. >> mcglynn has made more than 8,000 jumps and has never experienced anything like this. a nearby instructor is shooting the action. a desperate mcglynn hails him for help. >> i was aware of what was happening. i looked over at the camera guy, hey, i could use a hand here. we were able to get the leg pads down below the knees again. >> once her legs were harnessed, dennis pulls the rip cord thousands of feet sooner than anticipated. dennis and laverne grasp on to each other the entire ride down, locking hands for more than five grueling minutes. meanwhile back on the ground, everyone who's jumped after laverne has already landed. >> that's great. an

dennis: yes. spike: this your restaurant? dennis: what's this all about? you need to get outta here, right now! your lives are in danger. go! go! (into headset) okay, two of the targets are coming out. (explosives scanner chirps) got the bomb! leah: jules, the missing target is richard breed. repeat: the bomber's waiting for richard breed. copy.

dennis, are you there looking that. >> i'm sorry. checking out on groupon. five cents in earnings per share which is huge beat over wall street expectations. what did you ask for? something else i imagine? liz: let's get to groupon. that is more important. >> groupon, guys, i don't have the numbers. liz: hold on the stock is moving just slightly higher in the after-market session. they are reaffirming full-year 2013 gaap operating income. they say it will exceed $100 million. >> no, that's a slight miss. 608.7. 608.7 is slight miss on revenue. what is earnings per share, charlie. david: later revenue, that's why liz is right a little beating. bottom line, i want to go back to todd, the question of whether the consumers are out there purchasing, again, the question of revenue as we look at the stock move upwards after-hours. is that a concern? it certainly was for green mountain. >> i think that's a big concern. think, you know, we keep hearing how growth is so good but seeing almost everybody missing on the top line so with are is the growth? i don't see the

and of course, the exporatorium team of dennis bartel george, and dr. rob semp er all here today on this momentus occasion, thank you everyone, our port commissioners here as well are here too. and i want to just make sure that everybody remembers that it was in 2006, that lieutenant governor made a promise made a promise that san francisco would rebuild a world class state of the art facility, that would expand our capacity to educate, and to inspire the curiosity of children, young and old from all around the world. and today, we are delivering on that promise. as we celebrate the reopening of our exporatorium, one of our city's treasured education and cultural institutions for over 40 years. where else in the world would you have our children and our families experience over 1,000 interactive exhibits that explore, biology, physics, listening, cognitive, perception and social behavior and the environment. right here in san francisco. and it just does not happen in every city, but it will happen here. not only in san francisco, but for the families ar

dennis: oh, this is great, dee. this is perfect. i mean, getting in shape is like the best health insurance you can get. yeah, you take care of your body, you don't need a doctor. i want that. that's exactly right, yeah. you look good, you feel good. - it's all connected, baby. - it's connected. you're talking about the mind- body-abs connection. i would personally like to get some side abs going. you want to get some side abs? that's a good idea. you know what i'm concerned about? i don't want to get too bulky. right. i want to stay nice and lean and tight. i want to get that jesus-on-the-cross look. i see what you're saying. i think that crucifixion must have been really good for your core because... absolutely. jesus had, like, the best abs. - he had the right idea. - oh, my god. hey, he knew: no pain, no gain. he had good messages. i'm sure he started that. all right, well, let's do some cardio since we're here. yeah, here we are. let's, uh, let's get our blood pumping. let's hop on these treadmills and, uh, you know, let's do t

neil: thank you so much, dennis neil: thank you so much, dennis kucinich.his man is about to be the millionth customer. neil: thank you so much, dennis kucinich. would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fiy thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. nobody likes to miss out. that's why ally treats all their customers the same. whether you're the first or the millionth. if your bank doesn't think you're special anymore, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. a quarter million tweeters is beare tweeting. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why hp built a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the inteet the room it needs to grow. this&is gonna be big. hp moonshot. neil: keeping that job limping along foanother couple of months. it is how speaker john boehner's way of trying to keep the vote of flow. liz macdonald says that she is not surprised that many people want t

who's been a partner with our community from day one please join me in welcoming our city attorney dennis herrera (clapping) >> thank you (clapping). >> thank you. thank you very much. you know, i, remember when we were standing on this years ago i just reminded mr. newsom about that now i can say whether or not you like it. (clapping) but you know hey listen he got a lot of heat about that but a lot at how things have changed. i have to tell you we wouldn't be here today without mayor newsom's leadership back in 2004 (clapping) >> he has been a true partner to our office and me personally throughout this struggle. i mean, i was proud to stand by him and to defend him and he was proud to stand by me when we decided to sue california for the equal rights of marriage. and to kate kendall and nc l r who have been our partners through this as well. i can't tell you how much i appreciate that. and i have to tell you gavin newsom was talking about leadership. i can remember in 2004 when people said it was too fast too soon and too much. i'm a firm believer you've got to kick the door in and do

joining me now is the author of that piece, dennis byrd. distributing op-ed columnist and the author of "madness: the war of 1812." joining me from washington, brian demitrivic. dennis, let me begin with you. you say in your blog kennedy is perhaps the first neocon. he viewed tax cuts as the way to economic prosperity and he was a staunch, staunch defender of american liberty. how many people tried to trash you today out there in chicago for writing that? >> i haven't seen a lunch mob yet, but you never know. when i walk out of there, there will probably be one. very angry at me because of the last line that i wrote in that column is that if jfk were around today and said some of these things, he'd be called george bush. and that really got to them, i guess. >> all right, brian, with that question, the kennedy tax cuts, which lower tax rates across the board, certainly the first supply side tax cuts since the 1920s. >> no kidding, larry. and your clip right there really shows it. the liberals always say -- always says the jfk tax cuts were

thank you very much. >> sean and then dennis. thank you. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen of the panel. i don't have any written speeches or anything like that or numbers in terms to advocate for the prince palts and money is directed where. i'm here for the kids and as you see we have a lot of them here. this is a very important program for them in the learning stages of their lives. my daughter is a participant for the last five years. her grades have been up substantially due to this program and i truly believe that with the advocate of all these people who wants this to get passed, it should get passed because the kids are more important than anybody's saturday morning tea time. in order for all of these kids to develop their skills and to be properly taught, they need a good facility, they need some space, i know harden is one of our more professional sponsors. it may not have the full capacity of the necessarities what the kids need. golden gate park, i've been golfing myself there for the past 12 years and i've been t

dennis keeps his end of the bargain. i promised you food. >> i'm about to treat you to some chipotle. they have a whole meal in one little foil. >> they've had a meal together. they are back in the car. >> anything else you want to do? >> how about women. >> in the homeless world you know, there's a few women, but, you know, they're undesirable, most of them. >> it's a nice way to put it. >> he's like, i can't get you like a girl, man. >> no, no, let's go to a strip club. how about that? >> of all the places you'd think somebody homeless would want to go. >> doesn't surprise me one bit. >> we can't go to a strip club like this. we just got done painting. >> so they go and get some new clothes for raymond. >> raymond hits on the lady behind the cash register at the clothing store. and so dennis is a man of his word. >> time to make it rain. >> what did you think? >> oh, hell yeah. >> all men have needs. >> a little bit of love. a little bit of kindness. >>> i've got two sort of uneven matchups from the animal kingdom. the

don't love them. >> host: next call for dennis prager comes from dennis in st. louis, missouri. >> guest: i bet you dennis is over 50. are you over 50? >> caller: i sure am. over 070. >> guest: there are no young denniss. >> host: go ahead. >> caller: i'm also jewish, and i've been interested in our york for along time. not bass i afree with you but because i enjoy disagreeing with you. quickly, and make you have already answered this, from a jewish perspective, how do you explain why so many jews seem to support a much larger role for the state than you die and even why so many jews are more critical of israel than you are? which by criticism i don't me support -- mean supporting the palestinian cause. and then a comment -- also a retired teacher and i thought you inflated the power of teach -- not the power of teacher unions over bread and butter issues about i thought you inflated the influence of teacher unions over what is actually taught too -- to students. >> guest: not. by state law. >> host: dennis? very quickly, we'll get mr. prayinger to respond do yo