the us government estimates that hundreds of thousands of children like anabella and evelyn, are hired to work in the fields. it can be back-breaking work. >> currently federal law allows for children as young as 12 to work out in the fields an unlimited amount of hours outside of school. in any other industry, kids need to be 16 years old to be able to work. there are some exemptions that allow 14 or 15 year olds, but they are very limited hours they can work and they have to work with their school system. you don't see any of that in agriculture. as long as you're 12, you have your parent with you or some sort of permission from your parent then you're allowed to work an unlimited amount of hours. >> back in 1938, the law was mostly established for children of farm owners. more of a "i'm a farm owner, i have children, it's okay to have my 12 year old, and in many instances, my 10 year old to work in the fields with me." but that was a personal relationship, obviously. now we're looking at children working for someone else, and the law, they fall under that loophole. >> you work prett

just going you know 20 mileser so, versus all of things this a city. >> thank you evelyn. >> coming upmy personal struggle with the new world. many. john: it's a new world, but i am not ready for it. since the 80s, most every time technology changed, i resisted it. e-mail. what is bacharach facebook, who needs a? when computers came to the workplace, i was one of the last to adapt. cut and paste on a word document? is that? what is the? and cutting and pasting is to be cutting and pasting like this. younger people nag me until finally i try and then even i gripe because the computer sometimes crashes. i adapted so slowly that there was never a moment when i said wow, this is cool. so i will say it now. we are much better off because of it. i just got this new smart phone that can do amazing things just by showing at my face. also it answers spoken questions. >> john stossel, author and tv commentator and libertarian columnist. reporter: this is why it's important that america not let the old geezers and regulatory agencies decide which innovations are producible. most established the c

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evelyn reports for the wall street journal. we have all heard about the google self driving cars.> it will be years and years away for mass adoption. google has made a lot of progress over the last three years to navigate highways and city streets. sth they have cameras and lasers to hap out the cars. they are not there in terms of knowing when someone is motioning you can merge into the lane. >> it has the ability to see another car but it wasn't recognize a driver saying go ahead. >> by next year thaty will have improved. they have made a lot of progress. we will start to see driverless cars this year and next year. the dmv is drafting rules to give our licenses for this. >> here's an interview i saw with a person in charge of google self driving car division. >> we have moved from driving on the freeway to surface streets. >> he looks like he is barely out of high school. he's going to design a car that wouldn't kill me? >> welcome to silicon valley. mark zucker berg he is 30 and controlling a 100 billion plus company. not that strange here. >> cal will, florida they have legal

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su madre aplaude el desenlace judicial, pero pide celeridad evelyn macias "que tan pronto van a implementarste cambio para que empiece a beneficiar a los ninos ya" "que tan pronto van a implementar este cambio para que empiece a beneficiar a los ninos ya" el juez en su decision senalo: -la ley trae desventajas tanto a los estudiantes como a los maestros al otorgar antiguedad en tan solo dos anos y hacer que los despidos sean un proceso largo y engorroso. -tambien afirmo que esto afecta de manera desproporcion ada a las personas de bajos recursos y a los estudiantes de perfil minoritario... negandoles un proceso de aprendizaje adecuado. quienes no estan muy contentos con la decision son los sindicalistas y maestros joshua pechhalt/pte. federacion de maestros de ca. "no podemos echar por tierra todas las leyes constitucional que protegen lo que hacen los maestros" "la corte no la educacion no es el matsino ntencia va a ser apelada. entablada de antiguedaddres ..e por una organizacion no lucrativa de silicon valley en representacion de 9 estudiantes... tres de ellos pertenecen al area de la ba

>> evelyn davis. >> he evelyn davis.howed up at "the wall street journal" when you were 15 years old. she used to show up to the meeting every year and yell at peter kann. >> which was complete waste of time. no constructive criticism. charlie, we need shareholders getting active and aggressive. we hear complaints constantly about ceo pay. that money is coming out of the shareholders pockets. melissa: the way you get active and aggressive by selling stock. not buying it. go away. >> short termism will kill us. >> a pointy helmet with horns on the side. >> that is how you do it? i don't understand the viking reference. >> these guys were terrorizing boards, managements. melissa: hang on. activist funds, annualized return last year, 12.7% this is over five years, sorry. as opposed to regular fund, 11.7%. >> where is the s&p? melissa: exactly. they both lagged s&p. >> depends on activist. i would say this, steve cohen was odd, soon as they started cracking down on his insider trading his fund didn't do as well. not saying t

fees if he was afraid to evelyn wanted to hurt him. >>: 1 freak and i had was that he made a booby trap. >>: i, it's hard to know. a the especially when you don't know what people are capable of. jindal making his first appearance in court yesterday. chairman accused of possessing an illegally struck their lives. from new this morning and san jose 11 people are without a home for it to separate fires just within two minutes of each other. nobody was hurt in the fire. and then there was another fire started e it later in the 5500 block of judith st and this is a picture from that same spirit that was about one-third in the morning. it was obtained pretty quickly to the tuzla were taking it suffered from smoke inhalation. residents of proving that a ballot measure to give voters a say in the height of development along the quarter the waterfront. kron4's that pieces of a live three >>: with all the precincts reporting it appears of that proposition be is an overwhelming winner. you can look down the embarcadero you can see some of the peers. it appears that you're not going to see much an

. >> evelyn ordÓÑez hasta quiere faltar a la escuela. >> le dirÉ que tengo calentura. >> ya estÁ pensandoativos de sus excusas, para quedarse frente al televisor. >> mi niÑa estÁ enferma. >> me saliÓ una emergencia mi paÍs y me tengo que ir por un mes. >> mi mujer tuvo trillizos. serÁ una muy buena mentira! >> goooooooooooool! >> norma roque. noticias univisiÓn. >> la excusa de 30 dÍas. muy bien. la fiebre del mundial la vive todo mundo, y un grupo que no tiene conocimiento ni interÉs en la copa. mÁs adelante les contamos de quiÉnes se trata. ♪ ♪ en auckland, nÁpoles emitiÓ un alerta por el presunto ataque sexual de una adolescente de 13 en comer pasado 3 de junio. en la cuadra 9200 cuando tres hombres la amenazaron y lo obligaron a su versiÓn auto donde la asaltaron sexualmente. las autoridades instruyeron de cargos a la mujer por presuntamente matar a su ex pareja con la ayuda de su actual novio en san pablo. amador ortiz y alicia cortÉs enfrentan cargos por el homicidio y el secuestro de tres hijos de la pareja. a la vÍctima le encontraron muerta en el patio de su casa. me cegadoras re

. >>> and we have a new addition to our fns family, evelyn lee locker joined the team.wfully tall for a baby. evelyn, mom, dad and older sister eliza are all doing well. >>> that's it for today, have a great week. we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >>> fox news sunday is a >>> the white house has just announced the person president obama has chosen to lead the department of veterans affairs. through a vicious scandal and investigation now, we're expecting the president to name former proctor and gap tbl executive robert mcdonald to, and if the senate confirms him, leyland vitter joins me here at home base with inside on the man who's been nominated. it's been a mess and deadly trail with reports of our military vets dying,

hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah.'m okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. they have been so helpful and supportive during this time. maybe i should give them a call. i really could use some more life insurance. is it affordable? it costs less t that's pretty affordable, huh? less than 35 cents a day? that's less than the cost of a postage stamp. so, you said it was guaranteed acceptance? yes. it's permanent coverage with guaranteed acceptance for people ages 50 to 85. there's no medical exam or health questions. you can't be turned down because of your health. it fit right into mom's budget and gave her added peace of mind. you should give them a call or look them up online at cpdirect.com. i definitely could use more coverage. i think i will give them a call. man: are you between the ages of 50 and 85? or know someone who is? do you think

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makes a lot of sense gentlemen this is unbelievable thanks to my guests aaron walsh john codman make evelyn and cody wilson remember you can find me on twitter at kings things he and i said i'm going to the next time. you like me you want your comedy news with some t what's your comedy news to be a bare fisted no holds barred fight to the dead. like a vampire fighting into the next of the corporate elite billionaire freaks while they're going. well that's what you get with my new show redacted in night. one of the wonderful strong arming a lot of these policies and i think you're right you know.

realized when i go home i don't get any negativity at all i mean i get everyone loves when i'm home and evelyn when i go out to restaurants all that they you know they take pictures of everything but no one i mean everything negative you go public you know you you have a boyfriend i do have a field say right now i'm going to get married i am you public with him in mississippi everyone knows we're together we you know i'm not a big p.t.a. guy anyway so i'm not going to be you know kissing people in public and holding hands that stuff i would feel comfortable doing that anyway if i wanted to but you know there's it's that certain it's an older generation mississippian as we were growing up we always were taught respect your elders respect your elders and i think that's why it's such a slow change in the south is because we respect our elders so much that you don't want to try to teach them a new lesson of acceptance you consider yourself a christian i do i still consider myself a christian i think my faith has really expanded a lot throughout the years really it has. a i now and when you're more

his mother evelyn lost her battle with cancer a week ago today at the age of 92.icials refused his request to visit his mother before she passed. judy gross is in havana and joins us for her first interview after meeting with alan in prison. i first want to extend my condolences to your entire familiar limit i know you've just met with alan. how is he colding up? >> thank you for having me. i saw alan yesterday and he's the worst -- in the fours years i've seen him, he is absolutely the worst. he's normally a gregarious funny guy but i could not even get a joke out of him yesterday. i'm very worried about his emotional health. he has said he's going to do something drastic. seeing him yesterday makes me believe that, hopefully not, but it might be true. >> i know that alan had gone on a hunger strike. he had lost a considerable amount of weight. his mom actually convinced him to start eating again. can you talk to me a little bit about his physical health right now and what did he say to you. he obviously requested to go visit his mother before she passed. >> not

evelyn, mom, dad, and older sister eliza are all doing well. that's it for today.a great week. and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." discover the champion in you! . . (applause) well, god bless you. it's always a joy to come into your homes and if you're ever in our area, please stop by and be a part of one of our services. these are the finest people in all of houston, texas right here at lakewood. but thanks so much for tuning in. thank you again for coming out. i like to start with something funny. i heard about this positive farmer and negative farmer. when it would rain, the positive farmer would say, "lord, thank you for watering our crops." the negative farmer would say, "yeah, but if it keeps this up, it's going to rot the roots." when the sun would come out, the positive farmer would say, "lord, thank you for giving our plants valuable nutrients." the negative farmer would say, "yeah, but if it keeps this up, it's going to scorch the crops."

evelyn lee loker joined the team friday. she looks awfully tall for a baby. mom, dad and older sister eliza, are all doing well. that's it for today. have a great week. we'll see you next fox news sunday. >>> fox news sunday is a bandaras, thank you for watching and so you back here on the same time, same channel. huckabee starts now. >>> tonight on huckabee. >> plose let me go home. n16 months after she was taken from her parents, the night mayor is over. she is back home and joins the governor in a huckabee exclusive. and the lost irs e-mails. >> the president continues to blow off the scandal, the republicans are demanding accountability. snrngs we have a text message that he is on the way home from school and waking up he is not there. namerican citizen kidnapped in the west bank with two friends. the governor's interview with

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evelyn lincoln, his secretary and her aids removed every scrap, every vestige of the signs of the personale test of society is how do they handle the transfer of power at the top? lyndon johnson, whatever you thought of him, a lot of people disliked him greatly, some hated him would be the president of the united states. i think it shouted about the strength of the country and that we swear by the rule of law. >> the president of the united states. [ applause ] >> my fellow americans, all i have, i would have given gladly not to be standing here today. >> johnson knows he has to show the country that the ship of state is sailing on under the new captain. but at the same time, he can't appear to be too anxious to assume power and he has to keep the kennedy people on board with him. so that speech means everything. >> no words are strong enough to express our determination to continue the forward thrust of america that he began. [ applause ] ♪ >> the people of europe just cannot believe that a lone avenger made his way into a major police station and killed without difficulty the most celebr

evelyn from vermont. guest: i gave the graduation speech at the high school.senator.t's wonderful, thank you. my son is retired veteran and he served in the iraq and afghanistan conflict. when he got out, we bounced around a little bit. if i paid a little bit more attention i would've realized what was going on. spouse,'re a military all you care about is your husband coming home. he got a job right out of the gate, started working three months, and then one day he came walking in house and said, " honey, i'm sorry, i let you down. i lost my job today." i asked him what happened. my husband is a hard-working man. also veterans are. -- almost all veterans are. he was a mechanic and he was -- he said "it is like i was in there." -- wasn't there." i knew immediately and the next morning i took them to the va hospital at white river junction and i told the nurse there him "you will see my husband today." they did. we decided to retire here in vermont, which wasn't really our first choice. we did not know where we were going to retire, to be honest. but we are here

evelyn from vermont. guest: i gave the graduation speech at the high school.senator.t's wonderful, thank you. my son is retired veteran and he served in the iraq and afghanistan conflict. when he got out, we bounced around a little bit. if i paid a little bit more attention i would've realized what was going on. spouse,'re a military all you care about is your husband coming home. he got a job right out of the gate, started working three months, and then one day he came walking in house and said, " honey, i'm sorry, i let you down. i lost my job today." i asked him what happened. my husband is a hard-working man. also veterans are. -- almost all veterans are. he was a mechanic and he was -- he said "it is like i was in there." -- wasn't there." i knew immediately and the next morning i took them to the va hospital at white river junction and i told the nurse there him "you will see my husband today." they did. we decided to retire here in vermont, which wasn't really our first choice. we did not know where we were going to retire, to be honest. but we are here

. >> a tweet from evelyn, my father taught us that a sense of humor will help you in difficult times,e nobody owes you a damn thing, kiddo. it's up to you to make something of this life. >> i like that. no entitlement. do what you do. get it out. >> nice to see you this morning. we'll ask our folks here, it's father's day, what did you learn from your father? a life lesson? >> he taught me how to drive and how to hold a golf club. >> valuable life lesson. you know how to drive. what's your name? >> brenda. >> brenda. what about your dad? >> my dad was a hard-working man and i think the main thing he taught us is that being rich doesn't have anything to do with money. it has to do with your faith, your family and your friends. >> well said, brenda. i like that. we have little kids back here. what's your name, buddy? come on up here, boston red sox fan. >> seth. >> what about your dad? >> he taught us to play the piano and sing. >> play the piano and sng. that's f that's fantastic. happy father's day to all the fathers out there. rick, what about you? >> my dad taught me all kinds of gr

evelyn menia. we're going to launch in with the annual physical exam.ow. you really should. for women in particular. sometimes they use the gynecologist as your annual exam nar -- examination, but most of us don't prescribe for high blood pressure or cholesterol. my biggest complaint is, i feel fabulous. i say, prove it to me. in writing. >> i'm guilty of this. i think i skip it. when i do go, are there certain tests i should be asking to make sure they perform? >> a complete blood cell count. we see how your bone marrow is functioning. anemia. your lipid profile. good, bad, indifferent. also all your chemistries. make sure you're not imbibing too much on not onlyhee, b keg . that type of thing. these things are very important. simple, simplistic things. ekgs. how is your heart doing? the auto scope to look at your ear and your eyes. very important. that's what your internist does. >> and how often we visit the gynecologist as women. is there a change? i've always believed it was once a year. >> the gynecologist, as a matter of fact, and here's our thin

evelyn menia, good to see you. >> good to see you also. >> the reality show premise might be a littlecally. why do you think that is? >> i think it's people are kind of dissatisfied, at least in the past, with their birth experiences. but i will tell you, hospitals have now really, really changed their birth experiences. they're taking the home into the hospital setting in which you can sit on a ball, you can bond with your baby, you latch immediately afterwards. the medicine part of it has taken out with the option of safety, options for you, and listen, i've done over 3,000 deliveries, and this is true, true, true. you never know, just because you've had three other uneventful deliveries doesn't mean that you cannot be prepared for this one. >> do you think it's safe to do an at-home birth, obviously with a midwife? >> midwives are wonderful, but they're still not surgeons. in a crucial emergency, you might not have enough time to get to the hospital. so, isn't it wonderful -- and for example, in our small community at riverview medical center, we have a wonderful staff that is very

hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah.iss her a lot, but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. is it affordable? it costs less than 35 cents a day-- that's pretty affordable, huh? that's less than the cost of a postage stamp. so, you said it was guaranteed acceptance? yes. it's for people ages 50 to 85. there's no medical exam or health questions. you can't be turned down because of your health. it fit right into mom's budget and gave her added peace of mind. you should give them a call. man: are you between the ages of 50 and 85? for less than 35 cents a day, you can get guaranteed acceptance life insurance through the colonial penn program. you cannot be turned down because of your health. there are no health questions or medical exam. your rate will never go up, and your benefit will neve goown due to age-- guaranteed! these days, the ave

. >> host: evelyn from vermont and she is from speed [inaudible] >> caller: first of all my husband is a retired veteran. he served both in iraq and afghanistan. i think i would have realized then what was going on, but when you're i in the very spells all you care about is your husband coming home. he got a job right out of the gates started working for three months and one day he came walking in the house and he said i'm sorry i let you down but i lost my job today. i asked him what happened. my husband is a hard working man. most veterans are. but he said he was a mechanic said he was driving these cars and he said it's like i wasn't there. i knew immediately. i took into the va hospital and i told the nurse you will see my husband today and they did. since then he's gotten the best care. we decided to retire here in vermont which wasn't our first choice. we didn't know where we were going to retire to be honest about the have a lovely home and we are here now. i want to know with all of these people and all of the problems that we have going on, my father was in the service, i was