don't ask for salad dressing. [ ding ding ] olive oil and vinegar.lad is dry. do you have roquefort or russian or something? >> i want dressing, pour it all over everything. >> stephanie: oh, boy, i told you about my pizza orgasm. i don't know what it is, the dough. >> they use quality ingrid empties. they don't use ragu pizza products. they use fresh ingredients. >> stephanie: who knew. >> they use cheese that was just inside the buffalo yesterday. >> stephanie: delicious. that's al dente or amori or something. >> you're still nine hours ahead ahead. >> stephanie: ugh, ugh, ugh, 18 minutes after the hour on "the stephanie miller show"." >> announcer: i just snarfed oatmeal out my nose. it must be "the stephanie miller show." [ ♪ music ♪ ] . >>stephanie miller challenges the system, now it's your turn. >>it's a little bit of magic. >>connect with "talking liberally with stephanie miller" at facebook.com/stephaniemillershow and on twitter at smshow. [ ♪ music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] the it is "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 22 minu

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for instance we have -- [ bell dings ] beat your meat for three points. [ laughter ] [ bell dings ] peanut. [ bell dings ] or the dreaded goblet of shame for 12 points. i can't tell you what that is. only that it involves a medieval goblet and full frontal nudity. [ laughter ] now whatever your dart lands on that's what you'll have to do. whoever has the most points at the end of the round wins the game and a check for $100 you guys. [ cheers and applause ] all right, you guys ready? >> yep. >> jimmy: contestant number one, you're up first. stand behind the firing line. initiate the board of insanity. ♪ now hold on. be careful. here's your gun. fire when ready. [ bell dings ] "late night" snacks, slip n' slide. higgins, tell him what he's gotta do. ♪ >> steve: well jimmy, tonight's lucky contestant gets to take a ride on a slip n' slide. but instead of water this one's filled with our very own delicious ben and jerry's "late night" snack ice cream. it's the tasty way to have fun. and once the slide is done, he's won. five points that is. jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you very, very much, higgins.

number two, there's no requirement and number three, ding, ding, ding, the internal revenue service asgresswoman bachmann pointed out will be in charge of collecting it. if the american people whether they go to polls this november or in 2014 having not purchased essential minimal requirements of health care quote/unquote, they'll have to pay for it in their tax returns. everybody can call it a penalty. if people feel it's a tax, i >> half of the republicans are calling it tax. half call it penalty. mitt romney thinks it's a penalty. they see it as a penalty. how can you blame the american public for being confused when half of the republicans say it's a tax and the other half say it's a penalty. >> piers, here's the implication. as the supreme court held, they say the fact that congress, the people who wanted to fool us into believing it was good for us called it a penalty, does not mean it's a penalty for constitutional purposes. the supreme court held that it is a tax because it's not large enough to be punitive, number one. number two, there's no requirement and number three, ding,

seven days a week, 14 hours a day, six wafels and dinges trucks sell their treats around new york city. it took four years, but the business is finally profitable. >> we do a lot of birthday parties, bar mitzvahs, corporate parties, all that stuff. that's actually a piece that you don't see, but it's a significant piece of the business. >> reporter: mobile food has grown in popularity the past few years. there are an estimated three million food trucks in the u.s. and an additional five million food carts. >> i think it's delicious. it's the first thing we ate when we got into new york city, and i have no regrets! >> this is great! it's like combining the best part of dinner and breakfast. you get pulled pork, coleslaw and a waffle. it's fantastic! >> reporter: food trucks can be more than a lucrative business. for some, they are also a way to try out a food concept before opening a bricks and mortar location. before he opened his seattle diner, chef josh henderson honed his menu through a fleet of food trucks. >> you are interacting with the guest that's right there. you hand them a b

. >> ding. >> ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. >> george and i are very competitive, as you know. >> you are in the lead. it's going to be a great way to get everybody set for the weekend. it's gorgeous outside right now. but last night -- >> wow. >> let's get right to the weather slamming so much of the country thursday. extreme weather team tracking it all and sam champion kicks off that coverage. good morning, sam. >> good morning, everyone. let's just deal with that long line ostorms, so long, so powerful. started in oklahoma, 1300 miles is how long that stormline was. 410 reports of severe storms in this line and then pictures you guys were sending in were incredible last night. let's go that. there they are. take a look at elmira, new york. and in that storm line, a lot of trees down. at one point, 300,000 people without power and incredible pictures of lightning strikes, by 4:00 in the afternoon. 63 million people were under that long line of storms. a lot of people tweeting these dark and forboding looking skies. let's go back to elmira, new york. they shut down the town, only em

[ ding ding ] just release her.lling illegal drugs. >> stephanie: maybe, we're just saying. >> it could be anything if he would release -- >> we would know. >> stephanie: we should release one thing a day we've heard somewhere. >> some people say... >> stephanie: fox can do it. why can't we? [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] >> they call themselves news. we don't call ourselves news. >> stephanie: how many crack whores were on his payroll. >> when did you stop hiring crack whores? >> birthday party for mr. dressage horse i'm just saying. is it true? >> okay. >> only the tax returns can tell. >> obama: he invested in companies that have been called pioneers of outsourcing. i don't want to pioneer in outsourcing. i want some insourcing! [ applause ] i want to bring companies back! >> stephanie: can i just tell you something he won that wet t-shirt contest. [ applause ] >> he had on a white tank top underneath. >> stephanie: it was hot. did you see the pictures? >> it was a raging downpour. >> stephanie: he was just -- >> h

okay, i'll watch. ( bell dinging ) 45 pings in a minute-- not bad.ore. "sea... shore." "sea... shore." you've got to enunciate. you're going to be on tv. clumped together. in the future, the money could go directly to the banks. the details of that deal are not yet in place. therefore, this initial money will go to the spanish state. it will be counted as public debt. although that will add to the uncertainty of the spanish government's position, further down the line, we know that money can be transferred off the books of the government. the eurozone is trying to kind of pull up to the pressure of the markets. the borrowing rates on spanish did this week have been above the benchmark level of 7%. despite all these summits and agreements, the pressure is still not off spain. >> steve in berlin -- this decision by the constitutional court in germany could scuttle the whole future of this bailout fund, not just for spain, but for the whole eurozone. >> it could. it could mean that germany could not get involved. on june 29, it was voted with a 2/3 majo

[ bell dings ] "avid" means "very eager." "even though she's an avid 'word' player, she didn't get all the definitions right. did you? >> [ sniffles, sobs ] >> let's review. and that's "word" for this week. >> this report is brought to you by prudential. they came from all over the united states to be honored in washington, d.c. -- teens who have already made a difference in their communities and the world. >> please join me in officially saluting the 2012 prudential spirit of community state honorees. >> for 17 years, prudential, along with the national association of secondary school principals, has been saluting teens who lead volunteer efforts. middle and high school students are chosen from each state and the district of columbia. state honorees were awarded silver medallions and $1,000. the 10 students named national honorees received gold medallions and a $5,000 grant for the charity of their choice. and all the honorees received praise from a winning super bowl quarterback. >> what i know is if "elite" means "best in

you can come to her defense. >> it was just a little ding. >> she banged up her porsche into a mustangred light at sunset boulevard on wednesday. >> maybe her parents never took her to bumper cars when she was a kid. >> i like how your voice always goes up when you're defending her. it's okay, she was just driving erratically. >> well, you pick on her. it kind of upsets me. >> deal with it. willie geist is next. >>> police recover a package sent by the alleged shooter in aurora to a professor at the university of colorado that offers insight into why he killed 12 people and wounded 58 more at a movie theater six days ago. the question is, what was inside that package? meanwhile, mitt romney sits down with brian williams right here in london talking about gun control, his tax returns, and who he has his eye on to be a running mate. the question is, what does romney hope to gain from this trip abroad? >>> and a little controversy right out of the gate here at the london olympics as the north korean women's soccer team walks off the field

. >> ding, ding, ding, that was too bad. >>> "fifty shades of grey" is so popular, there's though -- james' bank account. reportedly, she earned more than $1 million per week, it breaks down to, ladies and gentlemen -- "pop news" will do the math for you -- elemealmost about $200,0 day. there's no signs of the book slowing down. it started here with you reading chapter 14 live on the air. >> what's with the you guys? >> elizabeth brought it. >> you all were reading it, too. >> "gma" does live readings ever friday. >>> we've been telling you about the record-high temperatures. air conditioners have been on full blast. we're not the only ones trying to keep cool. check out your best friends. they don't need to stick their heads out the car window. just cozy up by the ac. sparky says you can get your own paper until september. i'm staying right here on the -- >> sparky? >> could have been lassie. i thought sparky was funnier. >>> speaking of summer, we're kicking off our biggest party ever. right now. right now. a celebration going all week long. we're riding the waves with supercool do

. >> well a house committee on an ted out ding. he said the central ban ssing whether the weakness structural factors. s about the eurozone's efforts to tackle >> i don't think to having lo volatility. >> as i just in the 6.9% in june compared to the previous month. that is better than the forecast. >>> the u.s. commerce building of got under way last month on a season market watchers had expected the highest in three uction of apartments and other permi it which is a key factor for an economic recovery track. ck price mpin at was due not only to hou market consensus, but also the positive sentiment stemming from good earnings reports. to see how at the tok ibm raised its outlook for this effect let's not af . quite a focus there on pc and hi is playing into opening both indexes for both indexes yesterday. so pretty strong u.s. report otherwise known as the beige districts economy showed slowing growth in manufacturing. a le bit o closely by the central economy. we'll see how that goes when they meet actually in two a big focus the

. >> ding, ding, ding. you got it. you're right, 17. so -- >> i'm surprised i got that one. i was thinking it was going to be younger. >> i think a lot of people believe that girls today are having sex a little earlier than they were in the past, but girls are waiting than they did even 20 years ago. now, the number for boys is also about 17. right around that age when kids are starting to experiment and have sex for the first time. >> so, statistics from ten years ago might have been younger than that. >> yes, exactly. little bit younger. it's creeping down decade by decade, just by a few months, but going in the right direction. and, actually, they're using, kids are using protection more frequently and less likely to get pregnant than they were two decades ago. >> very interesting. another question for me. >> all right, so, question number two is -- what is the average number of partners that most women have had by the age of 45? two, four, seven or eight? >> i think i'm going to go with four. >> barbara, good job. four. >> that's right, too. >> that's right. >> i guess i

. >> ding ding ding. >> bill: final question maccallum loses.on to girls across the country with the gold medal performance in l.a. ♪ i like that. ♪ can't get enough ♪ pure and simple toasted wheats ♪ now go get your wheaties, that's what this girl eats. >> watch out big boys. >> bill: yes, i will. okay, now, the year will mark the first time women have outnumbered men on the u.s. olympic team this year. when were the women first allowed to compete in the olympic games? cards up, please, the answer is a, 1900. so, maccallum, you didn't get any right, did you? >> no. one was fdr which i'm counting. >> bill: okay. maccallum was counting. >> it was actually 1900. >> bill: have a nice vacation. >> i think it's time. don't you? >> see you on groundhog's day. [ laughter ] >> bill: on deck, the factor tip of the day. some food that will make you stronger and quite possibly smarter. listen up mccallum. the tip 60 seconds away. >> tip of the day about good stuff to eat in just a moment. but we want you to become a bill o'reilly dot-com premium member. we

ding, ding, ding, this guy does not know he not selling it to an individual user but to a guy who is going somewhere else, his own store and selling them and the other guy is collecting tax without paying the tax. the court is like, he is guilty. >>shepard: fine gig if you can get it. >>randy: the purpose of having laws is to put an ordinary citizen on notice what they can and cannot do so, a brilliant jurist, brilliant judge, said, you know what, i can't make heads or tails of the law and add to that, the 2nd circuit said we are going to throw the interpretation of whether it is okay to sell on the reservation and the cigarettes go off we will leave it to the new york state court of appeals. so the judge is saying, i can't figure it out. the 2nd court punting to the court of appeals. how is morris supposed to know what he was doing wrong, and --. >>shepard: what do you mean? >>arthur: no, no, no. >>randy: the new york state tax law says you are prohibited from taxing cigarettes sold on an indian reservation. the federal law says, contraband cigarettes are defined as selling more tha

. >> ding, ding, ding. >> save that for "pop news." >>> let's get the real news now. >> all right.s like another day without air conditioning for many, as 1.8 million homes and businesses that lost power in friday's violent storms across the mid-atlantic. additional power crews have been brought in from as far away as quebec. but it still could take until friday, if not longer, to restore electricity to everyone. >>> and the largest wildfire in colorado history is now 70% contained. this new video shot by the colorado springs fire department, shows just how quickly entire neighborhoods went up in flames. nearly 350 homes have been lost. >>> and law enforcement officials across the country are being put on guard ahead of the july 4th holiday. while intelligence officials report no specific threat, they are pushing for tighter security in major cities because of ongoing concerns that al qaeda could be planning an attack to coincide with the holiday. al qaeda in yemen is the big concern. the group recently recruited a norwegian man and is reportedly preparing him to attack the west. >

ding in most of the russian markets closed up in the red today that's despite gaping at some. sort of a gloomy fear on the markets just mirroring the us we've also got oil as well overall as crew production. for the first time in more than two decades and as a wrong lead the decline in opec's output forecast ahead of the european union ban on purchases from the nation maybe i'm going to talk about more oil but this is a russian. tsar brew beijing an e.f. two now is significantly increased its cuban spendings for over a decade the company plans to invest three billion dollars in the island's oil and gas development the company has worked to keep it since two thousand and nine and has already invested around forty million dollars is the public's as you said. growing them that's the business that they saw you up today or thanks so much you're dealing with governor next hour. well now we know how she feels about her now and just about where there are the headlines to come on the question is this is nato poised to be dragged into syria one of the many questions being asked in cross

. >> ding, ding, ding. >> other people manage to get prescriptions to boost their memory and enhance. >> just admit it, you're on it. provigil comes with a warning. there have been no long-term studies of it. >> so with our crazy hours here on the overnights we had a spirited debate about whether it was something we would or should take. and because you are up with us right now, we asked what you think as well. so our facebook question of the day was, what do you do or take to stay alert. many of you chimed in. a lot of people said coffee. here are more interesting responses. >> maria said i take a vitamin b supplement called super b complex. it helps clear my mind without negative side effects. >> jacob says i put my boots on to help me wake up and be alert. when i get home, i take them off to relax. works for me, and it's free. boots, who knew? >> okay. whatever works for you. don said, watching "world news now." that will keep you awake. >> we like you, don. thank you for the job security. and ryan said, i go out and rage with charlie sheen if i need to stay alert. charlie sheen,

number two, there's no requirement and number three, ding, ding, ding, the internal revenue service asongresswoman bachmann pointed out will be in charge of collecting it. if the american people whether they go to polls this november or in 2014 having not purchased essential minimal requirements of health care quote/unquote, they'll have to pay for it in their tax returns. everybody can call it a penalty. if people feel it's a tax, it's a four-letter word that's a tax, that's the way they're going to react to it. >> half of the republicans are calling it tax. half call it penalty. mitt romney thinks it's a penalty. i'm confused, tanya. bring me up to speed with where we are on this. i'm equally confused by barack obama. he said quite clearly a couple years ago it's not a tax and never going to be a tax. now he's saying the supreme court says i can do it through taxation. it's a great idea. is it a tax? that's the way can he do this. >> there's a good reason why you're confused. the court says very clearly at the outset that it's not a tax because if it were a tax the court could not ha

. >> ding ding ding. before we go, let's recap the day on wall street.ting a decline for the eighth straight monday. the index plunging 239 points shortly after the opening bell. here are the losses throughout the day. we closed down by 101 points. the s&p 500 declining with all ten

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that will ding the taxpayers. >> yes, legal fees are huge and i don't know why everyone should have toe a hit. a retired couple who ingested in tax free municipal take a hit because of the politicians lied. i am all for work out before you get to bankruptcy. and john what do you say? >> i want to see the bankruptcies and see them in mass. it is really put the money away and it might reach the private sector and do good. bankruptcy is very healthy right now and i hope a lot of cities do it. when the tide goes out you can see them swim naked. the economy is great and pension cost go up and collapse happened. you can see who is dipping in development funds . after earthquakes . it is the greatest thing to see. let's go back to they faced the bankruptcy back in the 70s. they didn't start fight scream shouting and putting the city in bankruptcy. they brought together the politicians and the bond holders and the banks and they brought together the unions and you know where the money came from that saved the city? the unions loaned the city money from the pension funds. why are we not looking

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next up, scott wiener, the board of supervisors, like a ding dong i forgot that they were in recent -- recess. he will be here to talk about a cool project that we are working on. >> good afternoon, everyone. the supervisor left this statement on his behalf. "i am not in town while we do -- while we are in recess, but i am here in spirit. the sooner that we recognize in a brace the fact that night life is key to the city, policy makers to often viewed this as challenges to deal with, focusing on violence, drunken behavior, and the like. it is one of the things that makes san francisco unique and defines us. without these unique abilities to enjoy ourselves, it would not be san francisco. understanding and embracing this has been a priority for me as a member of the board of supervisors. engaging in the study of the economic impact as an entertainment and lite light industry, this study, which i anticipate will be completed later this year, will be providing a key policy tool. no longer will we be unduly focused on the negative. instead we will see the negative and the positive. i look

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