that's why it's called gas money. trick, you have to pick everything that's not the price of the car. you have to get the four money cards and leave the pink slip behind. douthat, you win the car and $10,000. you can quit any time you want, take whatever cash you want and give up if you want to. but if you pick the pink slip before you get to the end, you lose everything. are you ready? >> yes. >> drew: here we go, pick a number. not the price of the car. >> right. >> drew: just point it out. 22,822. you want to flip it? gotta give her something to do. it's $2,000. now you can quit. take your $2,000 and sit down or you can keep going for $10,000 and a car. want to go for it? >> i'll kind going. >> drew: anything but the pink slip. >> 18. >> drew: 18,388. it is $1,000. you're up to $3,000. $3,000. want to sit down or keep going? >> i'll stay, i'll stay. >> drew: you're giving up? >> yes. >> drew: she's going to take her $3,000 and quit. it was, there's the car right over there. 19,752. mary, congratulations. you got $3

because of a dwi charge or maybe they don't have a vehicle or can't afford a vehicle, can't afford gas money. so we found a way using the virtual world to access those clients using computer technology to enter into a virtual world from their home through a computer, through the internet. as from our office, we are entering that same virtual environment through our computers through the internet and then we can meet in that virtual space. this kind of gave people an opportunity to access treatments based on their needs. and so if they needed to do a session every day, then they could do a session every day instead of just one time a week for a couple of hours a week. it's really cool because i get to wake up in the morning. i get to get my cup of coffee in my own house and i get to go sit at my computer and i get to talk about my rehabilitation with a real person over lines. it is really easy because it works on my schedule. when we give them a laptop computer, we give them access to the internet. they now can plug in with us in a therapeutic way. it allows me to have treatment, you know, wh

dollar and making things like gas cost more money. if you are in the camp downgrade smound grade the u.s. went to number 7 this year making singapore and finland stronger than the u.s. at least that's according to the smart folks at the economic forum. >> gas prices have been down collectively in the last 43 months. >> exactly. four years ago gas prices were 1.90 a gallon. now north of 3.80. actually 3 ha.86 this morning. it is hitting people in the wallet. the government noted a rise in the price of all items consumers bought in august. they said 8 0 percent of the rise was attributed to gas. more money spent at the bump -- pump means less at other places. the iphone 5 new yorkers are already lining up. >> fanatics already on-line one week before it hits store shelves. this past friday when the iphone became available it sold out on-line in hours. many shipping days have been pushed back. you know what's pushed up? apple stock price coming within dollars 700 bucks a share. >> you wish you owned it. >> are you going to get one? >> i h

them sent me a postcard, visit me, or call my old lady when she's struggling, ask her if she needs gas moneyanuel is doing all right. none of them do that, you know what i mean? it's overrated, straight up. it's very overrated. everybody is afraid of the last part of their name, mafia. the mexican part, once you say mafia, everybody shivers. ooh. i don't give a [ bleep ]. they don't pay my bills. know what i'm saying? straight up. they don't do nothing for me. all they've ever done is hurt me. >> while martinez's denunciation of his gang might cast him as a loner, norma lopez has just joined a notorious sisterhood, she's the newest member of the atom 100 pod. a secluded housing unit for four of the most dangerous women in the entire maricopa county jail system. >> i may look all sweet and innocent and stuff, but when it comes down to it, i can be tough, if i have to be. >> lopez was placed in atom 100 after a violent assault on another inmate. >> i don't think i've ever really lost a fight, like lost, like where i can say oh, yeah, oh, she got me, you know? >> she's also considered a high-se

i think muni has had a shortfall ever since the state gas tax money, since we lost that money and we have to look at how we're going to solve muni's long-term budget problem and get a muni system that is efficient and runs on time and not cutting fares while expanding fees. we can do that with a vehicle license fee on the local level, with a gas tax on the local level and i would like to work with our state legislators to make that possible here in san francisco. >> thank you. miss olague? >> well, again, we have, as most of you know a transit-first policy in san francisco, and in my conversations with the mta, that is their justification for wanting to impose these fees or parking meter usage and what not. but i think that even though i have been a huge proponent of transit first for a number of years and i do support some of this to some degree. on sundays, when i talk to people, some who have come only to san francisco on sundays to attend church, and you know, they have been displaced from their communities, they have had to leave the city. and it really does impose a certain har

. >>> good morning, topping america's money, gas prices should be going down this month.t the highest for a labor day weekend, fueled by a shutdown of oil production along the gulf coast thanks to hurricane isaac. organic foods are the fastest growing at grocery markets. there is a difference in in the level of pesticide residue but not significant. it will cost you less to use lay away at toys are us. the toy store chain is waiving the service fee and minimum purchase requirements. after that $5. the national average from the tooth fairy is $3 a tooth. that's up 15% through last year. the company is launching apps to help determine the real tooth.

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money. it comes from gas tax and voter registration. -- boulder registration. ere are restrictions on what can be done with that money and what can be done with the project. there are some legal ground that needs to be looked at because that could be problematic. you are looking for additional funding sources. there needs to be some work done at the harbor. the one area that the boating department is under state parks, state parks wanted to steal some money. part of that deal is that they have grants available to be able to upgrade and improve the facility. that is another area that can be left out as far as a funding source. -- looked at as far as a funding source. >> further public comment? commissioners? >> i have been there for almost 20 years. i haven't dort the construction of the ballpark and paid -- i have in georendured the construn of the ballpark. i have a partnership, even though it is a small boats and i could maybe get $8,000 if i sold it, the management and upkeep is more than i can afford. so i have a partner. the additional cost of $600 for a pa

i bought the car because i could eliminate gas from my budget. i don't spend money on gasoline. 's been 4,000 miles since my last trip to the gas station. it's pretty great. i get a bunch of kids waving at me... giving me the thumbs up. it's always a gratifying experience. it makes me feel good about my car. i absolutely love my chevy volt. ♪ it makes me feel good about my car. >>> stocks finished flat on today's lousy job numbers. but weren't professional traders supposed to be cheering? after all it's not that bad. the dow was up 216 points. the nas up, the s&p up 31. excellent numbers. we're going to talk to phil orlando, chief equity strategist at federated investor. one theory was a lousy jobs number would cement a big move for fed stimulus which is supposed to be great for stocks. what happened today? >> to some degree you had a huge move in the market yesterday. up 2% on the back of draghi's action at the ecb. having studied jackson hole a couple of weeks ago, we felt the fomc decision was going to be close. it would be data dependent. the silver lining on the horrible job

our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. gerri: am i bereday is here. now is the time to plan your fault trip for the best deals. orbitz senior editor joins us now. janine, high gas prices but people will still drive? >> i did agree. aaa's says 3 million will hit the skies which is up one from 2011. it will be busy. gerri: what about this fall? are people planning already? >> with a great thing about fall it is a slower travel season. mid september through november as a great time to travel with many destinations with a mountain towns and the east coast beach towns. gerri: i love to travel in the fall. the weather is great. book early? >> not every destination has the off-season. if people want to see the fall colors in the northeast they would not be busy but that is their

easy money has sent commodity prices higher. gas prices about double. regular up leaded is now $3.90 a gallon. so easy money isn't so easy. but experts believe we're going to get more. there's no denying bernanke feels the entire weight of the economy on his shoulders. enter paul ryan, barack obama and washington. he's going to do whatever he can, even if it's not the perfect solution. will that change america's mood fast? there's only 60 days to go till the election. ben comes out with the beast, will it help romney or obama? "outfront," strike team member jim bianco of bianco research. reihan salam. really appreciate it. ben bernanke is in a tough spot. everybody expects him to act. >> i think he is going to act. i think we're going to get a third round of quantitative easing to begin on thursday. we're just giblquibbling about the size and type. >> how quickly will it do anything? i hate to say this but this is the way it usually goes, right, people like you, jim, have thought this was going to happen for a while. so it's almost as if we have to say i

a bill imposing a fee on natural gas company's past house, but died in the committee. >> why not? $150,000 of lobby money. >> advocates believe the natural gas companies are trying to run out the clock. a large swath of natural gas has been entombed in maryland for 380 million years in a layer of rock called marcellus shale. the mining requires a horizontal drilling mixing water and chemicals to fracture the shale and getting the gas. people from pennsylvania came to warn of their experience. >> many families have lost access to clean water, fresh air, and are dealing with health problems. >> are you going to want to come to western maryland and go on vacation or spend a million dollars on a vacation home if you're going to wake up beside a gas plant or compressor station or a gas drill? >> let's hit the pause button and have a moratorium on fracking. let's get it done right if it can be done right and move forward from there. >> it said intercessor committee did not vote because they have a lot of pressing issues before them and read at a time. she considers herself one of the biggest environmentalists

our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to workrica you it america's natural gas... is see this is a test gerri: many are talking about quint eastwood's appearance at the republican national convention. many are calling it bizarre. or you think of it? what you think of the criticism? is a good or bad or ugly . we also asked on gerriwillis.com, 41% said the criticism is good. 44% said it that way. 15% are in the middle. here is some of the e-mails from you. vending machines have something to do with high calorie junk food intake and schools. but more of a problem is the lack of exercise. kids do not get anywhere near the amount of exercise we used to. lazy kids get fat. finally, here is my goal. gerri, i enjoy your show. michael, thank you for that.seno and me an e-mail at gerri@foxbussiness.com. finally, my "two cents more". a scandal at one of the nation' top universities. school officials there areat chvestigating when 120 undergrads cheated on astude take-home exam misprinted the teacher assistant noticed thatel the students wer

i bought the car because i could eliminate gas from my budget. i don't spend money on gasoline. s been 4,000 miles since my last trip to the gas station. it's pretty great. i get a bunch of kids waving at me... giving me the thumbs up. it's always a gratifying experience. it makes me feel good about my car. i absolutely love my chevy volt. ♪ >>> california governor jerry brown took a little offense when new jersey's chris christie made fun of him at a republican breakfast last week. he called the governor a retread and mocked his aide saying christie was only 14 when brown challenged jimmy carter back in 1976. governor brown fired back with this. >> and i hereby challenge governor christie to a three-mile race, a push-up contest, and a chinup contest. and whatever he wants to bet. i have no doubt of the outcome. >> neither do i. i'm betting on jerry. we'll be right back. jerry! with the fidelity stock screener, you can try strategies from independent experts and see what criteria they use. such as a 5% yield on dividend-paying stocks. then you can customize the strategies and nar

i bought the car because i could eliminate gas from my budget. i don't spend money on gasoline. since my last trip to the gas station. it's pretty great. i get a bunch of kids waving at me... giving me the thumbs up. it's always a gratifying experience. it makes me feel good about my car. i absolutely love my chevy volt. ♪ >>> all i need to do is mention "sweet home alabama," "free bird" you know who i'm talking about, lynard skynard, defining the sound of southern rock in the '70s. even after a plane crash in 1977 killing three of the band members lynard skynard played on, cranking out hit after hit, album after album over the years. now on tour with a new album "last of a dying breed" it's giving them their highest billboard chart debut since the 1970s. i talked face-to-face with vocalist johnny van zat and ricky rossington and asked them are there any stories behind the records and the songs they can share? >> yeah, but we can't discuss them on this program. >> a few of them. >> everything throughout our career has had a story and that's what we write about and we'll be able t

i bought the car because i could eliminate gas from my budget. i don't spend money on gasoline. it's been 4,000 miles since my last trip to the gas station. it's pretty great. i get a bunch of kids waving at me... giving me the thumbs up. it's always a gratifying experience. it makes me feel good about my car. i absolutely love my chevy volt. ♪ >>> ford unveiling the plan to jump start european sales. phil lebeau with the details for us from chicago. hi, phil. >> reporter: this is an all-out product blitz and the europeans will see over five years. ford's ceo with the top leadership unveiling many of the vehicles bringing in to europe over the next five years. 15 in all. they're pushing small suvs and might be counter intuitive to some people, bringing the over in to europe including the escape model. ford's c eo earlier this morning on worldwide exchange telling cnbc they don't have a plan definitive yet for how they're cutting losses in europe but they believe in the future there. >> this is lil a very, very significant market for us. nearly 14 million units. clearly going thro

lock the car was sitting in front of her house -- that is a week and a half worth of groceries and gas money. i do not think america is interested in the poor, because they're the ones getting the money from. they're interested in anything they can get. guest: we are praying for you as christians began pulling for you as citizens. keep in mind, when you say america does not care about the poor, the port constitutes america. it must be the well-to-do americans, and too many well-to- do americans are in different. a number of them are concerned, but not enough. then the question becomes, how do you make the issue a major issue? how do you hide like it? gues-- highlight it? guest: there is class warfare in this country. my answer, i want to expand on his basis. i think there is class warfare, and diving the class war has been leveled against the poor. when she suggested they want to squeeze everything out of you, that is the case. for rich americans there are all kinds of loopholes, but if you are poor, it costs money to be pour. they squeezed every single thing out of you. -- it costs money to

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