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the issue decision by fm pride board to uninvite bradley manning as grand marshal for next month's parade. >> bradley manning value speaking the truth about our country are completely in alignment about speaking the truth about ourselves. >> our bylaws state it has to be a local hero. and since mr. manning is incarnated and not local, he should have not even been eligible for the original ballot. we certainly apologize for that. >> police were called in and last night's meeting was called off. no idea when or where the meeting will be held next week. >>> united airlines will resume flights with its streamliners with a trip from houston to chicago. >>> this is one of the busiest times of the year for limo services. there is a huge demand for limos to take people to springtime weddings, graduations, and high school proms. but the deadly limo fire is raising safety concerns among many high school students and their parents in the bay area. grip called the company -- >> i called the company to make sure they had better safety guidelines. they said their maintenance was up to date. >> the u.s.

u fm a design point of view, what is that people are looking for these days in toilets. >> when we look at toilets, first of all, are we doing a traditional or contemporary design? obviously, we picked a traditional design. traditional design for traditional patterns. contemporary toilet for contemporary bathroom. we look about the lines of the toilet and how easy they are to clean. some of these are very sleek and come down to the floor. that is good. they are very even and clean and very easy to clean. we also think about americans with disabilities act, about handicapped toilets. those tend to have the seats and a little bit higher, so they are easier to get in and out. >> i would like to continue that discussion when we talk about aging in place. as people get older in their homes, we need to accommodate the special needs. good. and some of these are -- i guess these are all one piece. we used to see separate tanks. >> that is the new trend. traditionally, it would be a separate tank and a separate seat, and now, there are melding together. i like that look a lot. it is a very clean

just want to show you this without the clock. 2:00 fm. thursday nice and clear. a chance for a stray shower or two. i think we'll see something. we'll be track thanksgiving for you as we head through the next several days. wednesday and thursday we drop off. look at friday, down right chilly for mid may standards. saturday to sunday we warm you right back up but you'll be breaking out the sweaters at least for a couple of days. sweater weather, not quite jacket weather. over to you, jon and marla. >> i think i have a few of those in the closet. >> i think i'll go cardigan. all right. button up time. we've got new information into our newsroom about gilroy boxer robert guerrero. >> we'll have the latest on his run in with the law after the break. elise kirchner elyse elyse elcee and know you're not on your own. so you can get the reloadable card that keeps up with you. chase liquid. so you can. here we go. a big night for various sports fans. hoops and warriors down in san antonio getting ready for game five against the spurs. this one all tied up two wins apiece

. >> no longer the large scale sophisticated plots fm overseas but instead very unsophisticated and simple attacks which can still very much affect the psyche of cities. >> reporter: police raided six homes around london today and made two more arrests. one extraordinary citizen who was unafraid seen her trying to talk down one of the suspects is ingrid. >> keeping him calm. that was the thing. he had something to say. ignore him would make him more upset. >> reporter: other women guarded the body of the young soldier who survived war falling to terror at home. >>> now to that major address by president obama on counterterrorism and our use of force overseas. the president today issued new guidelines for drone strikes against suspected terrorists while making an impassioned defense of his policies. our white house correspondent peter alexander joins us from the north lawn. peter, good evening. >> reporter: ann, good evening to you. today the president refined his idea that the so-called war on terror launched by the bush administration is no longer relevant instead presenting a much narrow

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the team flew nearly one thousand miles fm >>> a california coast guard air crew makes a life-saving delivery. the team flew nearly 1,000 miles from the sacramento air station to drop a container of blood to a cruise ship west of san francisco. the coast guard says a woman on board was suffering from internal bleeding. that woman will be monitored until the ship finally reaches port up in vancouver. >> time now 4:43. >>> let's check the weather. we are hoping things cool down a bit. >> yeah. you know, it's nice to have that heat. i think it feels pretty good. but day after day can get to be too much. today a sea breeze kicks in. so some spots will cool, others stay hot. mild in many spots right now. kick off the day, temperatures into the 60s inland. inside the bay 40s at the coastline but clear skies for everybody right now. as we look toward the afternoon. still hot inland in the upper 80s, low 90s inside the bay. some milder temperatures mainly in the 70s a few 80s at the bay. at the coastline, sunshine and cooler, mainly into the 60s. high pressure, we had the peak of the heat ye

they're the payment specialists at the fms service that insures that social security benefits get tour seniors, taxpayers get their refunds and benefits go to our disabled veterans. we could go through agency after agency, and these agencies are on the job serving america. i am deeply troubled about what we face during sequester, and i'm interested in the impact of is sequester both on the functioning of the department of treasury, and mr. lew, we'll look to you for your commentary about it. i've heard it firsthand because i have world class treasury department agencies in my state from irs to fms and some other very important agencies. but we're also interested in what is the impact of is sequester as you see it on our economy and the failure to get, you know, our budget clear so that we could keep our economy on track. so we look forward to your commentary, and with that i'd like to turn to senator johanns for any comments that he'd like to have. >> madam chairwoman, thank you very much. my comments will be relatively brief because, as indicated, i have to move on in about an hour.

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] well, i travel a lot and umm... [ male announcer ] at visa signure, every upgradedxperience comes fmholders. visa signature. your idea of what a card should be. gerri: before u have nowor the summer road trip, now which cars are getting the mt safety ♪ gerri: auto sales are up, but so are safety complaints. how does yourar stack up? with more on this, jessica caldwell, senior analyst at advance. a welcome back to the show. always good to see you. let's talk about these complaints. what are they? >> well, all sorts of complaints come everything from power training to help your wheels and tires are performing. but these are people that are taking the time, going on to the website,he national highway and traffisafety administration website and logging their complaint. people are being very pactive about the type of complex that they're making about theirar. gerri: to the even know powertrain fro steering will? >> tt is the thing. think that a lot of people -- you're asking the consumer group, you know, let's face it, most ofs are not mechanics. categorizing these complaints. if you look

. >> only the building, where the facility in benghazi fm collse let t to -- cans consulao diplomatic facility and the like. >> reporter: they said john brennan quote will have edits, brennan opted to dele cia's assessment that attackers hailed, quote, from across many sectors of libyan ociety. on thing that white hse spokesperson has is credibility ere is nobody at this point that believes that white house spokesperson, jay carney these were merely schedulistic changes. >> it is looking like there month or next month with sworn congressional testimony by two co-chairs of state department post benghazi review bored, tom pickerring, and admiral mike muellen. lou: thank you very much. james rosen reporting from washington. >> our first gift, says that release of these e-mails is long overdue. but the obama administration must still release all of the benghazi documents. joining us, house judiciary committee chairman, congressman bob. >> good to be with you lou. lou: whether they of disseptioned or gaps, two days of e-mails are missing, what is your construct of what the white house is n

finally down fm last year. bank rate finding lower gas pricesre not feeling more consumer spending.enior market analyst for price futures group and a fox busines contributor. what happened when we had such good news and there all the sudden back on a roller coaster? >> we have had a lot of bad luc in the refinining front. in the midwest we had o hand tied behind our back with the biggest refinery in the midwest when they're changing, and we cannot afford to lose one more. look, we lost three more. and t has driven up prices. add to that pipeline liquids is floods and the hateo say, this devastating tnado and up, it could add to gas prices as well because there is major refineries in oklahoma pushing up,. the pipelines, you kw, crossroads to the world. if we have power outages that could add me to the cost so is a devastatating thing and it is t good for the economy either. gerri: and double waney, obviously, with the terrible tornadoes in oklahoma. in you have been looking a this , interviewing people and find that cheaper gas prices have necessarily translate into more economic spe

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lou: destroyed his life, and you coucted interviews fm 2004, five on the last year.yogi berra, all about dr. max jacobsen's patience. that president. the idea that the president, anyone has a sense that there was something wro. inkillers, that sort of thing, but to be injected,nd as you point out, before the debate, don't want to give away too much, but to be injected with methamphetames may have actually changed his performance in the first debate with richard nixon. >> remember, nixon was f. kennedy in the polls going into thatat first debate. and people saw kennedy -- lou: i have to tell you, i have forgotten that until i read it in the book. >> was dead in the polls. he was considered a lot of gravitas. and not only did kennedy get a shot of this methamphetamine formula tha gives him e energy. he was barely walki. he was so tired, fatigue he had no voice left. and nixon was also suffering from a malady. yet on disney. he had an infected needle. kennedy treatments and not putting make a bond. he walksnd glycogen nest. the polls shifted that night. kennedy was ahea

fm i was innocent. so, i was very happy. >> her husband says he believes mexican authorities wanted them to pay a bribe for his wife's release. >> we have leyla gulen look at alternatives if you can find alternatives. >> you can see plenty of green. these are alternatives. the san mateo bridge, the dumbarton bridge, everything is green and we have just a little bit of a delay, so we will take it to sky 7 right now where we can see what the macarthur maze and bay bridge toll plaza is looking like, and it looks like traffic is funneling into the bay bridge toll and of course, we do see plenty of traffic building up when the metering lights are on, which they are, and we may see extra traffic today and that is due to the transbay tube being almost out of commission. on the map i can show you what we are talking about, it will take you 20 minutes to head away from the maze and to the toll. here we go, our map shows if you are traveling between oakland and san francisco you will expect to see heavy delays of

lou: it could not find a single negave fm today's metrics on of the housing market.n improvement. where are the negatives facing this market both within and wihout? >> cerinlyithin the news continues to accumulate that capitol spending, we're startin to show signs fromusinesses that are sitting on tons of cash so their resilience. it's aost hausted. this snapshot. theboombust line at 50 for the first time in seven months. that's a little worrisome. u: there is still -- [inaudible question] phrase this delicately? minor potatoes as far as t global economy is concerned. it is just not that big deal. this is t economy that is going t drive. europe is the economy. it has to move. those are the focus is a sms to me. these markets can stand on thei own. it is all about what we'r doing here right now. >> consumer drives 19% of global economic activity, so fo that rean it is a very sound foundation and a global activit long. steady economic growth domestically. and people lost the importance of the u.s. markets isalways a good to see you. we have great authors do we tking wi

dollar store and family dollar are doing fine, everything in between fm macs to walmart, not, what isout? >> yeah, like a weird crowding out. you don't the middle but you want to be on the fringe, that dichotomy, that in the economyight now, but listen, if you are tiffany you do one of two thi to grow sales you build stores where toby lives or you like to see their main customer do well, that ctomer is the high high-end nsumer wh investment in real estate, they are going up. neil: issue two, apple shares off of the $700 high, the apple stock cheap, city 1 analyst predict a shift to low end iphones that could happen this quarter or next? toby, smart edesperate or both? >> not desperate, classic consumer markets 101, if you create a new niche of products, they did with the iphe, and ipad, you sell to the highest end customer at highest price possible, and take out that premium marketplace, they have. the problem they have, next in smartphones we have a billion smartphones we're going to 5 billion in fix next 5 or 6 y. they don't cannibalize their eye end sales, person in india or china

it is unclear if he will takeuestions fm a the media but he does intendo addrs this very important issue. we were taing about the treasury ig repo 108 approve, 20 was drawn and 160 are still open and some of them threeyears. that is slow action ev for government work. >> the rert states that progressive groups were passed through t process normally and applications were completed. but for conseative groups the applications were put on hold and that one or two election cycles some of these groups who were able to do get tax-exempt status the irs is askng for more informatn then they had progssive groups to not process the application to move hem through. gerri: hang tight we're waiting for the prident to take the podium but i want to bring in america and enterprise instite and heritage foundation, a welcome to both. you have been calling for the president and the irs. do we have both of them? glad to have you. thank you for joining us i amurious what you think the president needs to do in this press conference what does he need to talk about? when he comes in we will break away. >> ere ne

the issue the decision by fm pride board of directors to uninvite bradley manning.ng is the gay man who leaked 700,000 classified government documents to wikileaks. police were called in and last night's meeting was called off. >>> time now 5:49. let's bring sal back. get everybody out the door. what happened in brisbane. >> we have an accident that happened on bridge shore boulevard. not that far from highway 101. this happened earlier this morning when a car and a big rig got into an accident or suv and forked the big rig complete -- and forced the big rig completely off the roadway. no one was seriously hurt. that is the suv station wagon there. according to reports made a u- turn, cut him up. they were closed for site some time. this is bay shore boulevard close to highway 101 in brisbane but it looks like the traffic will resume to normal. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza westbound. there is a small delay in one of the lanes. if you are driving on the peninsula 101 and 280 is off to a good start. 5:50 let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you. very go

terrorists as the administration is trying to to refocus attention to national security issues and away from fm some of these domestic controversies that have popped up. wisdom, and sarah. >> melanie alnwick, reporting, thank you. >>> the boy scouts of americaica will decide today whether theyy will allow openly gay members. e they kicked off the meetinge mei three days ago yesterday near grapevine, texas, near slays da. they will take on the resolution of whether to allow youth scouts. they are organized protests and campaigns. >>> president obama will visit moore oklahoma this weekendho after thema huge tornado rippeda through the area. oklahoma's state insurance in department says the damage from the storm could be more thanthan $2 billion.lion about 13,000 homes were hit by y the twister as well as several e schools and hospitals. officials say all 24 victims have been identified including l ten children. we will have a live report from moore, oklahoma, from fox news correspondent craig boswell in just a few minutes.minu >>> police in alexandria alex continue to investigate thenue i shootin

over the same time period people who believe the administration shared facts has dropped from fm 47%41%. >> for me to govern effectively over the next 3, 3 1/2 years, part of my task isç to constantly, continually reach out to the other side to try to find common ground. >> of course controversies like the irs one call into question whether the president can govern effectively. today the new irs chief named a chief risk officer that he said will improve internal controls and restore integrity. breath? >> bret: ed henry live on the north lawn. ed, thanks. republicans are asking for emails between the president's re-election campaign and the state department. about the benghazi terror attacks. the gop sent a request under the freedom of information act. the republicans accused the medication of misleading americans for political purposes. >> i can assure you i did not have any emails with the state department. [whistle] i was at the campaign, but this is a larger question. i don't want to speculate further, because we haven't taken a look at the formal request yet. >> bret: the state

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now this, go to your local pharmacy that you would go to for your own eication with the precipitation fmt, and that's ultimately nno one gets into working with animals for the money, but they wa the best treatmenfor the p within your budet. gerri: who knew animals take the same drugs we are, but i undersnd that some of the pharmacies actually have programs for s? >> absolutely. the discount programs, se for your pets' medication, seroids, antiby october ticks, a lot of th-- there's a ore expensive pet medication, with lso a less expensive human alternative. it's portt to sayyou want to rk with your vet and your pharmacy together. the one ofthe risks you take with a pharmy is that the pharmacist there is not trained in animal pharmacology. gerri: ask your vet. we found with human drugs, you can negiate. >> here's an interesting poi. the pet medication is typically more expnsive. what you look for, exacly, it's confusing, what you look for is the less expensive alternative. however, for chronic conditions, visit the pharmacy every month for the same sort of med medications, y know, us the

most young people today have moved away fm land base internet at their home, from cable, and all -- theire devices on their hand-held androids, you can watch tv on it, and plug in a wireless speakers and a project or that projects on to a small screen. you don't need internet at your home or phone at your home or cable as long as you have a mobile phone. neil: that too could be short-lived, ty? >> it is natural progression, we went from the pc to the laptop to the tablet then smartphone, then a gaming standpoint from pong on tv to pc to laptop to tablet now to the smartphone, this is a natural progression, downloads of digital content is the wave of the future, i think they are going the right direction. neil: and the craft beer makers, that want to get you blitzed, they are getting hammered. now 18 senators are looking to slash a tax on beer produced by so-cal micro breweries, ty, saw a brouhaha ovee taxes, is or is not worth it. >> i'm in favor of any kind of tax cut. and if they could throw in repeal of regulation on the way, what i'm not in favor is favoritismn tax code, what about tv

now curl has been banned from fm coaching by usa swimming but his victim says that should haveshoa happened much sooner than it did. live in rock hill, beth parker backer tparkerback to you. >>> by the way for those of youu who don't know what it standsans for, it stands for organized activities. here is rob murphy with the story. >> reporter: robert given the the third looks good. good he says there's no issues of the way the injury was handled. ha days after the season, theyey hashed things out.hed >> there was a situation at the end of the season. i don't think there's anythinghs that needs to be repaired. everybody needs to move forward and continue that let that bad taste out of everybody's mouthes get out. >> reporter: that bad taste tae was replaced by good taste, when should he showed the progress he has had. >> i was able to do all the stuff out there without hesitation. >> reporter: if he was out to the side and not wearing a jersey, you would not havenot he noticed he is injured. >> i want to be ready for week one, that is my goal. as soon as i woke up out of surgery, i put the d

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because we can't buy companies fms you got hundreds of millions of dollars to go around.t's simply not an option, instead, we have to buy shares of stock, shares of stock that trade on the open market where you have lots of buyers and sellers who might have different motivations from you. so when you find a high quality company with seemingly expert prospects, you can't assume u seum the shares of the company will go higher since you need to take into account the way the stock trades. the way it tradess in the market, up and down. don't get me wrong here. over the long haul, the best way to pick winning stocks is by identifying winning companies. ones that are growing faster than anyone expects or vastly increases their dividends or improving. i'm not changeling my mind one bit. that is still the way to go. but a lot of times you call me on a day-to-day basis. it doesn't work. these stocks on a day-to-day basis can trade wildly with no relation to what's happening at the company. those movements may be confounding, so confounding you sell low or buy higher or give up enti

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