and we have been very frugal. i could have very easily utilized overtime, even if historically it could not, but i chose not to. i chose to bring in probation aides at the third of the cost of a probation officer with no benefit. i chose to bring back and recruit retirees. i think we have been very frugal, and we do not plan on, on an ongoing basis, having all of these. for example, the mayor's summer program, that will go away after summer. i do plan on continuing to use probation aides. they are critical and save us from not being able to use overtime. the safety, eight women, and policy analysts, i think the safety and equipment will be done with this year, absolutely. the policy analyst, i believe that that could go this year and may be next, depending upon what the laws do in terms of what the state does, whether they continue to change the policy. the education and victim services, the partially-funded position, because the other part of it is paid for by the charter school, and we brought an individual over

. >> reporter: but also consider themselves, well, frugal. >> i want you to pick up the cup you've beening around. they're matching cups. >> twins. >> that's all i use. >> keeps it cold. and it's cheap. cheap. >> reporter: the siegels offered filmmake lauren greenfield full access. >> it took me a while to fall in love with him. >> reporter: not just into their home, but also into their prickly marriage. >> does our marriage give you strength? >> no. >> yes, it does. >> he's a liar. >> does it give you strength? >> no. >> he's honest. >> motivation. >> reporter: but it seemed to come crashing down in 2008. >> the market fell 700 points. >> reporter: the bottom fell out of the market. >> i would say it's touch and go right now. >> reporter: greenfield's cameras were there to capture it. >> we don't talk about financial problems. >> reporter: the siegels had to stop construction for three year, putting versailles on the market. >> david siegel already wants to sell. >> reporter: cutting back on servants. they already have four or five nannies and shopping. >> obviously, when money was in

tech companies are very frugal. part of it is the resentment that they are being taxed for creating jobs. i do not blame the tech community. that is why we're sitting here. >> i think the point is san francisco is small. a 7 mile by 7 miles city and if you could go anywhere around it and not have to pay taxes, that is your duty. you have investors to answer to. that is the point. you can go outside the border and not have it. it was clear was not an empty threat. another mentioned challenges for air travel in sf. please give us some international flights. china is the only place i can fly to directly. that is my plug for the morning. i want to thank our wonderful panel for getting up early. we work 10 hours which is usually working all night and sleeping in tel 10:00 a.m. give them a big hand of applause for being here. [applause] >> ok. let's give our panel another great round of applause. they were great. this is the beginning of the chamber's relationship with the tech community. i want to give special thanks to

i am a little frugal, so we tried to use that to get the most bang for the buck. we have some overtime we are using this weekend. i thought it would be more appropriate to upgrade the security baseline. we will use it with foot patrols. i asked officers if they thought it would be better to have foot patrols in certain areas for uniform visibility. we have a luxury with some of the lieutenants that will come down. they will come and check with the station and check with me, officer cortes, and they will say what areas we want them to hit. we cannot have the same planes close guys because they get to recognizing them. -- plain clothes guys because they start to recognize them unfortunately they moved to different areas in the district. that is problematic for us. >> ok. commissioner marshall: this is a comment, and i do not know if this question can be answered, but i will throw it out there anyway. since i have been on the commission, we have had several meetings here at tenderloin. it seems to me that the challenge of the tenderloin and self is drug-dealing and t

. >> being very frugal. >> yes. congratulations to her. >>> a frenzy over free food. >> coming up, why taco bell flew in thousands of free tacos to a small town in alaska. joo-hyungry for lunch? a fast food frenzy is what we're talking about in a small alaskan town. the people of bethell, hundreds of miles west of anchorage, were devastated to learn that rumors of a taco bell opening was a hoax. taco bell delivered 10,000 tacos for free and all 6,000 residents showed up to get a taco. thanks for being with us.

they br known as the austerity games because of the frugal approach londonrganizers were forced to takepost-war rationing. athletes were housed in old air force barracks and the financial climate was so dire that to save money, athletes had to return home immediately after they completed their events. members of the finland's team resorted to scalping tickets outside the stadium to scare up cash. teams encouraged to bring their own food. axis powers germany and japan were not invited and the soviet union boycotted. public support for the 1948 games a bit lackluster among londoners but once they began, there were lines around the block to get into wembley stadium and see the world's best compete. they'll be back in the stadium behind me two nights from now. >>> let's huddle up around the water cooler to watch another night of high fashion on the late show with david letterman, on monday we showed you will ferrell displaying the french beret. a french head garment manufactured in china for team usa. last night it was zach galafanakis. he showed up dressed to impress until dave unleashed h

is one spending tool bomb countries and how frugal it proves to be when it comes to cleaning up the mess in washington i'm going to check on. all our stories and much more are in line for you here's a taste of what else we've got to offer the white house can now legally eavesdrop on private conversations as president obama quietly. things and order allowing him full control in the name of national security. last than a week after a controversial anti-piracy bill was defeated in the european parliament internet freedom activists now have a new battle brewing lawmakers could be trying to drag the treaty through the back door find out more at our key dot com. bahrain's a vocal critic of the syrian regime but is now itself trying to silence dissent human rights activist has been jailed for three months for criticizing the prime minister on twitter and a prominent islamic party was banned over its row and government protests author and academic concow al says this makes a mockery of bahrain stand on syria. it's blown to the regime it shows the weakness of the regime it shows that the al khali

thousand dollars she had savings of one hundred thousand dollars so she must of been living very frugallyworking hard to save that money her husband has now also lost his job but when they showed up at the bank to collect the one thousand four hundred thirty five interest payment on the seven percent securities loan behold it wasn't there because on june first the group suspended fifty two million euros of payments to holders of three billion euros of preferred shares she says we invested in the preferred shares trusting in the good word of our bank manager but our money has been effectively sequestered right sequestered seized by overreach by the state and the state the finance minister in spain points of these savers and says they don't know what they're doing meanwhile the this woman who is saving this money she is to. capitalist she is the one supplying the capital that is does a certain create a capitalist free market economy and her income is being destroyed so that the bonds the preferred shares can then be valued by the city of london for wall street in a way devoid of its income

is when spending told bomb countries and how frugal it proves to be when it comes to cleaning up the mess in washington i'm going to check on what i will of our stories and always have so much more for you on line let's see what else is waiting for you there at the moment for example the white house can now legally eavesdrop on private conversations president obama quietly being sent order allowing him full control in the name of national security. less than a week after a controversial and so you piracy bill it was defeated in the european parliament internet freedom activists now have a new battle brewing lawmakers could be trying to drag the treaty right through the back door those details waiting for you at r.t. dot com is just a click away. voicing your opinions online could land you in trouble well at least if you're in rain a human rights activist has been jailed for three months for criticizing the prime minister on twitter and just before that a prominent islamist party was banned over its role in anti government protests author and academic says a crackdown on dissent is st

actions and as mr brafman may note how generous the us is when spending will bomb countries and how frugal it proves to be when it comes to cleaning up the mess in washington i'm going to check on all our stories and much more are in line for you so here's a taste of what else we've got to offer the white house can now legally eavesdrop on private conversations as president obama quietly anx an order allowing him full control in the name of national security. less than a week after a controversial antipiracy of bill was defeated in the european parliament internet freedom activists now have a new battle brewing lawmakers are trying to drag the treaties through the back door to find out more at r t v dot com. voicing your opinions online could land you in trouble at least if you're in bahrain a human rights activists there has been jailed for three months for criticizing the prime minister on twitter and just before that a prominent islamist party was banned over its role in anti-government protests azer an academic calling cavil's says a crackdown on the stand a strange given bahrain's voc

times" magazine, and he did a piece that ran and got a lot of attention, and i think he said he was frugal with his media interviews and mostly are not the times he published his book and often referred to that piece that john did as the reason he may have decided to keep it down on the media interviews. but john jenkins captured something about rehnquist, and he didn't let go of the story and the desire to tell the whole story, and he, you know, he didn't make it easy for anyone to write a biography. he didn't leave a memoir, she didn't organize his papers in a way that would have just been go here and spend your time with the papers. he had to go to a lot of different places to find the material to talk to people, and he's talked to a lot of people but he is very much as interested in who was bill rehnquist, who was he as a young man and a goldwater republican in his time in arizona. what brought him to washington? how did he get to the fort? what did he do in the court before he became the chief justice? and then his career as the most overtly conservative chief justice and this idea th

>> there is philosophical reasons we ended up frugal in virginia and this program and others. we decided we don't want to expand it larger. now, we don't have the threat hanging over our whole medicaid program i can't imagine that our legislature and governor want to take on couple hundred million dollars of costs in the future. >> greta: if you don't expand your medicaid, somebody that has no insurance, doesn't have medicaid expansion and ends up at the emergency room, somebody has to pick up the tab. so it's not the hospital or doctors? >> that gets programmed into the costs of the system as you sort imply in your question. to reform all that, we have to clean this out. it's one of the reasons we were hoping to win today and knock this law out because it really stands in the way. we have done one thing for 47 years for every healthcare problem we've ever had in this country, as dr. phil would say, how is it working out? it's not. >> greta: and another stated, texas, we spoke with gregg abbot. >> has the medicaid expansion, is texas, do you know whether texas is going to part

he is a frugal manager of the court and he does know the court has to watch its spending.e he would be an ally in the future and constraint in the costs. >> greta: you and senator grassley sent a letter off in may to the 9th circuit asking answers about the specific conference, million dollars. are you satisfied with the responses you got from the 9th circuit as to what they are doing, why they are spending this money? >> no, we're not. senator grassley and i had recently questions. one of fundamental ones, let's see the contract that you have. they say they can't breach the contract, therefore, they have to go forward with this year's conference. >> greta: i'm sure there is a cancellation fee but not nearly as expensive to have the conference? >> well, that is true. i do say that i think congress would be entitled to see the contract. the court executed it with taxpayer money funded by the united states congress. we have not gotten that. there are some other questions we've asked we really should believed that has not been answered. >> you got a letter from the republican

we've always maintained a frugal lifestyle because we're very happy and satisfied with the career pathse've chosen. it's getting tight right now. i'm living on savings right now, and that can last us about three weeks. >> three weeks? >> correct. >> so what's your plan? what if this doesn't get resolved, do you move, go to another city where they need firefighters? do you go somewhere else? >> you know, i believe in the area. i'm from the area. i'm not going to quit. i'm not going to uproot my family at this point. i would like to remain optimistic right now and high pressure that both sides can come to a speedy resolution. with that said, i need to provide for my family. so my wife and i will have some decisions to make. >> absolutely understandable. bob, thank you. i appreciate it. good luck and we'll keep following this. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> scranton is not alone. other cities are cutting salaries and services. san bernardino, california declared bankruptcy. tonight, we have a special for you. we're going to talk a lot more about scranton, the possible threats to

italy, hit by the cut back, prime minister monte spoke of a frugal economic war at home and abroad.h europe the biggest trading partner with the u.s. downturn is of coursing the u.s. economy. they're grappling with their own debt crisis. the republican senate committee notes the per-person debt load is bigger than spain as well. >> a debt crisis. as you are aware, the u.s. faces a similar one. >> in spain, annual runing of the bulls. unemployment 25%, those here like those on both sides of the atlantic town stay ahead of danger. in recent weeks the european union taken measure to better ensure the banking business and make it somewhat like the united states. the u.s. still don't know how to deal with that debt. bret >> bret: greg palkot live in london. thank you. applications dropped by 26,000 last week to the lowest level since march of 2008. the economists though, say it may be a grip in a weak job market. 30-year loan will cost $3.56% now. wells fargo will pay money to settle accusation it discriminated against blacks and hispanic in mortgage lending. the company chargeed higher

>> i would have had to be frugal, but. >> it must be playing every second somewhere in the world. >>one thing about this song. people tell me, i was hiking in nepal and checked into this hoss tell and guess what was playing. it becomes the soundtrack of people's lives. >> how has the industry changed most dramatically for you. given that you've been reunited for quite a long time, but you broke up for a while. how has it exchanged? >> in the '70s, when you put a record out it was a simple formula. if you had singles they went to a.m. radio, if you had great album tracks they went to f.m. radio. you did some interviews, there were a couple television shows you could do, and then you went on the road and promoted your album. now it's a many tentacled thing with the internet. >> it's all about life before. >> so many of the other bands keep growing up. >> you make a lot of money playing concerts. the way to promote your music now is television. if you would ask someone what they'd hope? i'd like to get a car commercial. it helps, it broadcasts over and over and over again. >> what is th

in this case, we see companies that have been frugal, and sitting on cash.fidence to grow like traditionally, building their business. so they more inclined to acquire other businesses which is considered safer. when we see the deals, the track record is not very good in terms of job creation. it could translate into better earnings for the companies as they cut costs, but a dirty secret on wall street you see certain key words like redundancy you do not want to be redundant because that means you will lose your job. >>neil: but if companies have a preference here, in an environment like this they could expand plant equipment and hire more people or take whatever currency they have in this case, and just buy a competitor, normally, that's not very advantageous for the economy. >>guest: that is right. and companies will navigate the environment provided for them and they can finance debt inexpensively because as any safer knows interest rates are low. also, credit is available for large companies but it is not available for small businesses. so it is more adv

. >> long target, walmart, anything that caters to a frugal and retrenching consumer and anything evenlty until proven innocent given the numbers we saw yesterday and the trends. >> coming up on halftime trading yahoo!'s big ceo appointment with a shareholder. [ male announcer ] when this hotel added aflac to provide a better benefits package... oahhh! [ male announcer ] it made a big splash with the employees. [ duck yelling ] [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. ♪ ha ha! >>> welcome back. former google competitive, marissa mayer taking over yahoo as its seventh ceo. is yahoo a buy under mayer. joining us on the fast line. this surprised a lot of people. they had a lot of ceos over the last year. is she the right one? >> i think she's a fantastic choice. i was on "fast" last week and michelle asked me could they hire anyone else besides ross that would make you happy? i said, no, if you asked me then, could they hire marissa, i'd have said, no way, she's out of their league. and casual observers thought the same way and why the

how can you be both frugal and conservative, but yet be willing to spend thousands of dollars on , ldyour mind, that is a saving. that is going toward your saving account. uyu're not... you know, a lot of people, when they come and buy gold, they don't think they're spending money. it's not an expense, it's an investment. >> pitts: that sounds like a jeweler's dream to have customers think they're not spending money. >> datwani: they do, they do. i'm not... those are not my words. >> agarwal: in india, it's the jewelry that needs to do the >>lking. ers.know? >> chauhan: nothing else matters. >> agarwal: because if you're not all decked up in your jewelry, you're just not sending the right message to the world. >> pitts: yeah, because all... >> chauhan: it has to be loud and clear. >> pitts: loud and clear. ( laughter ) >> chauhan: yes. "there's gold on me." rsta's about it. it has... it can't be understated. you have gold, flaunt it, show it. >> agarwal: wear it. >> chauhan: wear it. ( telephone rings ) hi, honey. how's the camping trip? well, kids had fun, but i think i slept on a ro

frugal businessman there. >>> mormon families rallying behind mitt romney and contributing big bucksok inside the mormon church's growing business empire and its political influence. make sure you check out my facebook page. can you always do that online. ♪ [ male announcer ] ok, so you're no marathon man. but thanks to the htc one x from at&t, with its built in beats audio, every note sounds amazingly clear. ...making it easy to get lost in the music... and, well... rio vista?!! [ male announcer ] ...lost. introducing the musically enhanced htc one x from at&t. rethink possible. introducing the musically enhanced htc one x from at&t. this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the world. the new new york works for business. find out how it can work for yours at thenewny.com. our current dividend tax rate will expire thi

maneaddipe g l of tio bui rehnquist was frugal with interviews and referred to the peace as the reason he may have deced but john captured something and did not let go of the sty. idakits o he n niae or leave the a memoir. he had to got a lot of th was very interested in who was the as a young mn as a goldwater republican? w hee to the court anda hedoo at d ca wth's ro ata viutpocihe aattarted with the point* of view and his cei cefw pe c ahtdot matter? use people argettg ou can ac- cals teent apntsics ee >> i was ging to say that would not be our title. [laughter] >> i might read the bookut i obcto the title because if y areoingo fbiph se bald f ic r he. that is great. [laughter] paulp oew of view title. prly e that we would embrace or agree with but tht is the 10 owile outabout book ddeda topv tokd t po p* oew ieee lee tir feet but some people are looking to understand more deeply i believe every author wants to affect people to have thatsince into the ok wi somehao eid autrs not to be so interested to conve others not to talk to the base of. biphobrkbama i do not want t employ that.

the olympics requires a measure of frugality.ses a trick -- a truck just as big and it has -- a track just as big and it has two hockey rinks. our building will cost $30 million. it keeps us warm and will seek as well, we will not have a single post that will interfere with the television camera. weecided to decide -- the ordinary citizens can have an olympic experience. one of the problems i see is that it is so expensive that the only people who can afford the tickets are the very wealthy. and the rest of us are forced to of -- wants the ban by tv. we have thousands of tickets which have been earmarked to use in you talk to attenthe games. 50% -- let me come back. we have an interesting to get pricing policy. we will charge what we think the market will bear. it will cost a lot of money. we like people want to sit in this frosst to pay as much money as they would if they were going to the super bowl or nba finals. we will have some seats that mu more reasonable rates. 50% of the seats that will be sold will sell between $20.60