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the hamptons are back if not better than ever. >> the hamptons is unlike any other market. we're very much in a bubble here. >> reporter: rentals for the larger more expense jennifer homes are booked. sales are growing more competitive especially in the hampton sweet spot. >> we've seen bidding wars in four to five million range. >> reporter: the threat of rising mortgage rates is bringing more vacation home buyers back to the market eager to take advantage of those rock bottom rates while they still can. vacation home sales were up 10% last year according to the realtors but with added confidence now this year might beat that. >>> and once you land that vacation home or even if you're saying at your own home you'll likely be grilling at some point. joining us now is our acclaimed chef michael. he's serving up sizzling dishes at porter house in new york city. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> i want to ask you, one thing that all of us look forward into the the summer is to have some friends over for a barbecue, throwing steaks on the grill. looking at the price for bee

so we start taking orders in th hamptons today. hour. you're going on to android as well. where do you see this going? based upon your history, the fact that you really are a venture-capital list. you work in a lot of small companies. that is your resonate. do you think that spending is often selling get? >> we want to repeal the real business. it's a huge category, and an overbooked category. to order and 20 million massage last year. in that top 30, over 900 millio assizes. the market could be bigger. we think a lot of people want a massage on demand but can i get it. we learned 60 percent of the time consumers want a massage within four hours. this allows you to do that, so we think we're getting people who would not get a massage otherwise and are ordering more often. cheryl: and we should say that space and availability, all of massage the purpose sunscreen and check and survive a safety issue is there going into people's homes. >> we have created a whole trus factor on both sides. thorough background checks, liability insuran

regarding groups like the seahawks who expressed certain about their ability to assess kimble and hampton play grournd. i'm just wondering if some of the parks that one park has partnered with city fields is a non-profit; right? . do they manage kimble? >> no kimble has become a importantly sports field. we're in close communications with the seahawks but in all of our fields part of the, you know, that's a mix of permanent play and open play. one of the issues we just want to show up we want our catcher to come and through a ball around. the seahawks would not be utilizess open field so the sea headquarters wouldn't be charged to use - i'm sorry to use kimble >> or hampton? we have programs for which individuals kids could sign up and if their eligible for scholarships they come for free speech >> the sea hawk cheerleaders have been coming but now they don't feel their welcome anywhere there's new staff. a lot of the rec directors who are familiar with the community where no longer there. i'm just trying to understand are we basically pitting revenue before the community? before those pr

hampton pearson has more. >> at the federal reserve, monetary policymaker srapped up a two-day meeting, vowing to keep interest rates at two-year lows and buying billions in treasuries to encourage borrowing and investment. the fed opened the door to increase bond purchases if the economy doesn't improve. >> right now, we are over easy. i would like to see it sunny side up. >> and ben bernanke sees an economy expanding at a slow pace and fiscal policy is restraining growth. leading economists say the fed benchmark of 6.5% unemployment rate for raising interest rates is becoming more elusive because of government austerity. >> weak because the sequester. fiscal drag from taxes and the sequester intermingle. >> disappointing data on private sector jobs and a partial manufacturing slowdown, adding to concerns ahead of friday's government employment report that april could see a second straight month with a significant slowdown in job growth. for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >> joining us now, the former fed governor and professor the economics at chicago's

welcome to billionaire lane in the hamptons. the biggest names in money. want to rub elbows with them? you are in luck. we will show you the mansions for sale next door. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ liz: we will get to the mansions and a minute. hi, everybody. the last hour of trading, the last day for the month of may. here is where we stand. the s&p on top to finish the month of more than 3%. stocks look healthy for the year. as treasury yields start to rise, it is the biggest manifestation, just look at the world's largest bond investor. the california-based giant having its worst month since september of 2008. we brought in nicole petallides because when something like that happens, that matters. we remember was going on in 2008. >> reporter: pretty amazing to watch. first off, the world's largest mutual fund. what they have done is increase exposure to treasurys since march. it is interesting how there is what they have seen and lost. underperformed 94 percent of the other mutual funds. so through this month down almost 2%. this

most of the traders in new york will be already on their way to the hamptons, so i expect a very quiet day today. - are traders concerned about what's happening with china? - you know, there is always concern with something somewhere. in the meantime, the markets decided that they wanted to take a little bit of a breather. yesterday's action, we were down over 350 points total from wednesday's high to thursday's low, and muted action yesterday at the end of the day. i expect more of the same. could there be a major, fundamental news bomb come out and make us go lower? absolutely. but i don't look for that. i think the markets are pretty fairly priced where they are right now. - ralph lauren recently admitted it's being hurt by the weakness in the yen. is this going to be a reoccurring story? - i think it has a possibility. the currency race to devalue every country's dollars to increase their gdp is eventually going to cause a problem, and will probably cause deflation when we get down to it. but right now, everybody thinks they are doing the right thing, and i don't agree, but that's

hampton, we will check back with you later on. always a pleasure to have you along for the ride. >> next year, courtside with us. >> we will do that. >> 4:47 right now. christina is going to look at our forecast.morning. >> and allowed me to buy him the big foam finger. >>> 4:48. it is a beautiful day we have headed our way. we are going to see beautiful air quality. those pollen levels. a lot of people have been complaining about their allergies on the fritz as we head throughout the weekend. we are going to see the pollen levels drop you have a. it is going to be nice around here. we are going to tack on an additional 10 degrees for your saturday and an additional 10 for sunday. you have a nice onshore flow and that cool ocean air is moving inland. they are going to get some relief also in the central valley today. 54, livermore, 55, oakland. 53, san francisco. here it is. your futurecast. cold front comes through. cold air travels behind. so it is going to take one day to mix out. high pressure starts to build in. it is going t

hampton pearson. in washington. >>> so are the bond market's big glory days behind it? bill irvine of fidelity joins us. where do you stand on the fracture between ubs, on the one hand saying the worry is overdone and goldman on the other saying this time it's for real. the bond bull may be on its last legs? >> well, certainly the backup in yields this past month has been sharper and more sudden than i think many market participants may have expected. in my opinion, the backup so far has been both healthy and reasonable. and what i mean by that, if you go back to the beginning of may, on the one hand, the yield on the ten-year treasury was only 20 basis points above. all-time low around 1.6%. meantime, the recovery continues to take hold. a strong unemployment report this past month. household balance sheets improving. fiscal outlook in the united states improving. all good. those two things inconsistent and then more recently, have you had the fed rhetoric which made clear to the market that the quantitative easing program will not last forever, and they will begin tap

now the measure heads to the house, but as hampton pearson explains passage there is not a sure thingast year internet sales topped $226 billion, up 16% from the previous year and states lost an estimated 23 billion because they couldn't collect the taxes on out of state sales. that's according to a study done for the national conference of state legislatures. >> the bill, as amended is agreed to. >> it gives senates to require out of state retailers to collect taxes when they sell a product through the internet and through radio and tv ads. walmart, best buy and target with stores all over the country already collect those taxes. >> amazon and ebay don't have to collect that where they don't have distribution centers. amazon is on the side of states and their retail allies. >> retail is retail, a sale is a sale and fair is fair. >> businesses with less than $1 million in growth sales would be exempt. that tax revenue would be sent to the state where the shopper lives. stateses must provide free computer software to help retailers calculate those sales taxes and states must establish

hampton pearson has more on how they may impact your premiums. >> call it hospital sticker shock.ever government data on the huge gaps and hospital charges for the same procedures nationwide. 2011 data on what 3300 hospitals billed medicare for the most common procedures all now in a massive database that consumers can access. no comment from the hospital industry, but the obama administration says it's the kind of transparency that could be a game changer when it comes to lowering hospital costs. >> the history of the marketplace is that trance, that's certainly the hope here. >> a few xafrmels. a hip replacement calls $321,000 in an up hill facility in virginia. treating a heart attack costs $2,010 in new york, but just over $7100 at the huron medical center in michigan. the bill for gall bladder surgery topped $150,000 at a medical center in new jersey, but just over $5100 in a hospital in danville, arkansas. most patients don't get hit with the full bill because they're either paid by government or private insurance who negotiate lower payments, but those wide-ranging costs ar

it's a public library in north hampton. calvin coolidge is the last u.s. president not to have a free standing named after him presidential library. since coolidge, all other american presidents we've had, even nixon, they have an edifice built somewhere in their honor. the tourist brochure from the national archives about all the presidential libraries includes this kind of creepy map that seems like the disembodied heads loom over regions of the country. look at poor arizona. they have nothing to do with nixon, but he looms over the state like a death's head. this map showed all the different places you could go in the country as a member of the public to explore the modern presidents and the things they have preserved for history about their presidency. as of today, as of may 1, 2013, you can add a new one. brochure is now out of date. down there in dallas, texas, today, the george w. bush presidential library and museum officially opened to the public for the first time, and i think it is important to know, i think it should probably be said every time

and to keep oklahoma in your thoughts. >> john: abc news correspondent marci gonzalez and debby hampton president and ceo of the united way of central oklahoma. ladies, thank you both so much for your time this evening. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> john: joining me now is michael hastings, "buzzfeed" correspondent at-large, writer for rolling stone and author of panic 2012, the sublime and terrifying inside story of obama's final campaign. a great read, by the way. eric boehlert, senior fellow at media matters. thank you for your time this evening. let's get this out of the way. is it too soon to start talking about the politics of this disaster or are they already discussing the politics of this disaster in d.c. is this precisely the right time michael? >> i don't think there's such a thing as too soon when it comes to politicizing storms and national tragedies in politics these days. i remember when sandy happened, who would politicize it first. even by asking that question, the media is engaged in politicizing it. i say go ahead. politicize. fire away. >> john: it is a fine line be

look at the hamptons. the high in the hamptons tomorrow 46. on monday, 70. are heading out to the northeast to new england, wherever, have an extra sweater and pretend it's easter for one more day. >> at least it's going to be in the 70s here in washington, d.c. i'm happy about that. i was in vegas not that long ago. it was almost 100 degrees in vegas. so you're right about las vegas. i'm sure people are going to be having a lot of fun out there. chad, thanks very much. >> you're welcome. >> just ahead here in the "cnn newsroom," the bridge that collapsed in washington state was deemed "functionally obsolete." we're going to talk to an expert about what that means and whether you should be worried about those bridges in your hometown. spokesman i have to look my so bbest on camera.sing whether i'm telling people about how they could save money on car insurance with geico... yeah, a little bit more of the lime green love yeah... or letting them know they can reach geico 24/7 using the latest technology. go on, slather it all over. don't hold back, go on... it

hampton pearson with the story. hampton? >> maria, here's the story. agriculture department says a non-approved strain of a wheat that has been discovered in an oregon field. that's a threat to trade with other countries that have concerned about genetically modified foods. there is no genetically engineered wheat currently approved for u.s. farming. usda officials say the wheat is the same strain as a genetically modified wheat that was legally tested by monsanto a decade ago, but never approved by regulators. the usda is investigating how it ended up in that oregon field, whether there was any criminal wrongdoing, and whether its growth is widespread. maria, back to you. >> hampton, thank you so much. meanwhile, the nasdaq settling s.e.c. charges for its role in the facebook ipo flop. kayla tausche on that story. over to you, kayla. >> maria, more than one year after the facebook ipo, the securities and exchange commission has concluded its investigation, the result, a $10 million fine. while dwarfed by the losses investors sustained during the ipo,

lou: great authors joining us, over next few days, hampton cook to talk about the american phoenix. john quincy adams. another phoenix may be in order. we're coming right back. >> obama administration over two weeks, misrepresentations, contradictions, flat out lies, congressman lynn jenkins, tells us whether this white house has any credibility left. >> the irs official at center of the scandal takes the fifth. congressman tray go fahd gaudi s exception, he is next. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery recds and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world ke promises. lou: joining us now, congressman trey gaudi, you heard his view. that lois lerner forfeit the her rights under the fifth amendment when she pleaded her innocence before the committee, that, 000 a subject that chairman darrell issa would be reviewing, gate to have you back. your firm view she forfeited her fifth amendment rights or privilege, when she said she is innocent, and went through the fact -- the assersions she did not break the la

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charlie gasparino living in a huge hampton house as well. charlie: i am not saying it is the reason why, but here's what we know. a month ago we were reporting whether they should be a conflict for b.s. the people denied a story we had. a pr firm that basically had crafted a deal for a global settlement. he would defer prosecution. we heard this was being talked about and then what we heard was the deal stopped, the government walked away from it. interested at first, they believed they were going to get it and then they walked away. we know it did happen. guess what, they did that just at the time he bought the picasso or news of the picasso purchase came out. there it is. liz: he went out and bought a picasso and multi-million dollars hampton house. >> he said we're getting our troubles behind us, really the problems were behind him. liz: headline i cannot say in person on television but it is said this was his way of saying you know what. speakers that the reason the reporting friday got a great interview more or less said he got a subpoe

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over the break, i'm renting a cottage out in the hamptons.'s just four things i want to do this summer-- be outdoors, wear shapeless clothing, do some mindless activity like gardening, and learn spanish. - there are four things i want to do this summer. but they're roommates, so it's tricky. all right, here is a prescription for your cold sores, and here's a blank one for the weekend. now, one final thing. why aren't you wearing pants? - the other doctor told me to take them off. - other doctor? [laughs] that's my brother randy. tomorrow he's going to jail for the rest of his life. [chuckles] good one, randy!

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