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do you know where hanky panky is made? is that it's a pretty unusual thing to do. >> 100% made in the usa? >> let's say 99%. >> 99%. >> all of our labor is here. our products don't need a passport to get into this country. they live la vita local. >> from design to lace, this is what we call our signature lace. >> front to, well, not exactly back. >> we do a lot in animal prints because they are wildly popular. >> hanky pankies were born and bred in queens, new york. how many pairs of underwear do you make in here a day? >> we do about 5,000, 6,000 pieces a day. >> did you ever think of outsourcing to china, to india? >> no. >> call us old fashioned. but this is how we feel about keeping our employees employed here in this country, keeping the contractors in the new york metropolitan area busy we're very proud of that and would like to keep that going. >> according to the commerce department, americans spent $350 billion on clothes and shoes alone last year. $350 billion. and get this. 98% of the clothes we wear are made o

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fabulous stretch lace hanky-panky. it's butter lace. it feels great on.o night in it. >> no one can wear boy shorts. i'm just saying. >> every woman can, i promise. >> really? >> and i don't have those shoes at home. >> you can just throw on a pair of jeans with this and go out. >> thank you, nikki. we've seen enough, sweetie. all right. now we have -- talking about women in their 30s, the comfy 30s. this is a before picture. >> here we really want to dump the sweat suit, as you said, the sweat pants, the cammi. >> come on out. come on. >> give her something a little more stylish. >> fun little cotton, little p.j. with a great bra. something fun, floral, makes you feel fresh even after a long day's work. >> and that's comfortable. >> easy to take it out. she looks good. >> i bet you're fun at a cocktail party. >> thanks, sweetie. >> moving to our 40s. >> getting close. >> this is billie's before picture. tell us about her before. >> a shapeless night shirt. dump those night shirts. they're not giving us any shape or look. get something a little more >> le

. >> she is -- let me get my hanky because you're making me sad again that she's on her way out.enjoy her. i have at least one more day before she's, you know, riding off into the sunset and moving on. yeah, we're very happy for her too. >> enjoy her. >> we wish her well. >> all the best. >> thanks so much, avery, richard, appreciate it. >>> movers and shakers are gathering at one of the largest digital festivals in the world. we'll go there live next. [ female announcer ] to get a professional cleaning system you could spend as much as $200. olay says challenge that with an instrument that cleanses as effectively as what's sold by skin professionals for a whole lot less. new olay pro x advanced cleaning system. ♪ home was an airport lounge and an ipad ♪ ♪ made sure his credit score did not go bad ♪ ♪ with a free-credit-score-dot-com ♪ ♪ app that he had ♪ downloaded it in the himalayas ♪ ♪ while meditating like a true playa ♪ ♪ now when he's surfing down in chile'a ♪ ♪ he can see when his score is in danger ♪ ♪ if you're a mobile type on the go ♪ ♪ i suggest you take a tip from m

." >> with $20 billion available, it's not surprising that there may be a certain degree of hanky-panky going on. >> do you think there is much fraud out there? >> let me put it to you this way: after the oil spill, i ain't never seen so many commercial fishermen in my life. there are so many people in line at meetings. i never seen these people, and i'm behind them in line. and i ask some of the other fishermen, "you seen that guy before?" "no, i never seen that guy before." no, it was comical. >> by october 2010, feinberg paid out almost $1 billion in emergency claims. but the real test will come with the lump sum payments and whether people take the money or sue bp. >> i don't want to get tied up in litigation for 5 years, 10 years, 15 years down the line. who knows how long it'll take. >> the thing is, mr. safer, none of us are trying to get rich off this deal. >> that's right. >> we just want to get back to normal, get our lives back, get past what damage you did, let us go on with our lives. >> feinberg's life for a good part of the last decade has been steeped in other people's m

. >> bill: the guy with the beard and the green hankie, did you see that parade by you?> yeah, did i. >> bill: who is that guy? looked like fu man chu? who is that guy? what's going on? [ laughter ] >> bill: can you throw that up again? i love that guy. come on, throw it up. they can't. they can't throw it up. somebody broke their finger. >> billy, let me say this about gore. gore has gotten to that weird point where he finds out that it is getting hotter and, guess what, we all like it. [ laughter ] >> we like having a warm winter. he is the only guy who is bummed out about it. that's got to drive him crazy. >> bill: throw more coal on the barbie. >> bill: there he is who is this guy? who is he? >> i don't know. i think that's the batman's butler in mandarinville. >> look at that guy. we have got to get him on the factor. dennis miller, everybody quick reminder. mother's day coming up, father's day coming up. all of you in the midwest what better gift for mom and dad than bolder fresher. friday night indianapolis. friday afternoon june 23rd chicago rose month theater. t

. >> bill: the guy with the beard and the green hankie, did you see that parade by you?did i. >> bill: who is that guy? looked like fu man chu? who is that guy? what's going on? [ laughter ] >> bill: can you throw that up again? i love that guy. come on, throw it up. they can't. they can't throw it up. somebody broke their finger. >> billy, let me say this about gore. gore has gotten to that weird point where he finds out that it is getting hotter and, guess what, we all like it. [ laughter ] >> we like having a warm winter. he is the only guy who is bummed out about it. that's got to drive him crazy. >> bill: throw more coal on the barbie. >> bill: there he is who is this guy? who is he? >> i don't know. i think that's the batman's butler in mandarinville. >> look at that guy. we have got to get him on the factor. dennis miller, everybody quick reminder. mother's day coming up, father's day coming up. all of you in the midwest what better gift for mom and dad than bolder fresher. friday night indianapolis. friday afternoon june 23rd chicago rose month theater. tickets a

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. >> i understand that there may have been i'll call it hanky panky around the police report from the time he was arrested and what from the time the first officer showed up and wrote a report to what happened in the police station. so i also think that the actions of the sanford police in connection with this case are a subject that needs to be carefully investigated. i mean, like the president, i'm the father of a son. and. >> how old is your son? >> he'll be 10 in about two weeks. and i shudder when i look at the picture of trayvon martin that any young man, any young man of color, this was a boy, this was a teen, this was an innocent teen minding his own business, could be the subject of this type of horrendous violence and then at first instance, law enforcement does not do its job and seeks, if you will, to give the shooter a pass. >> have you talked to your son about this? >> i've not had the opportunity to talk to him, but i certainly will. you know, when you have a young child, it's a balance between how much of this. i know what he's going to ask me, he's going to ask me why

so i don't really think there will be much hanky-panky. >> it's going to be a long night for you.aking the time. >> thank you so much. >>> the president's reelection hopes have gotten a boost from an improving economy. and now a new survey of the nation's top economists is offering yet another more upbeat assessment of the economy. mandy drury is here with that. >> according to an a.p. survey, the u.s. economy is improving faster than many economists expected. they're seeing stronger growth and hiring than they did just two months ago. all things, of course, if they continue, chris, would help president obama's reelection hopes. now, the findings also show the economists think the unemployment rate will fall from the current 8.3% to 8%, even by election day, which is better than their 8.4% that they gave when they were surveyed back in december. by the end of next year, they predict unemployment to drop to 7.4%, which is better than their earlier estimate. but here's the thing. only one of the 19 economists said that obama should get a lot of credit for declining unemployment. the

. >> no hanky banky?>> he's a good man. >> i digressed. >>> kim kardashian covered in white powder. what was it all about? this happened at an event for her fragrance. she was unveiling her new fragrance at the london hotel in west hollywood. apparently this woman ran up to her, threw the white powder at her from behind, look at that covering her hair, covering her outfit. >> you sure that's not dandruff? maybe she has a few flakes? >> we would need to get her dandruff shampoo. she went to the powder room, brushed it out. the fire department had to make sure it was nothing, you know, other than flour. they determined it to be flour. >> this is not a big tall basketball player who did this? >> no, it was not. it was a woman, she who was detained by the police as well. i think it's a good look. maybe she's on to something. >> tough times for kim. all right. >> let's talk about reese witherspoon. already a mother of two. she got remarried and she's been with her new husband for just about a year. guess what?

detector, they had to do a special pat-down and i asked for a supervisor because i didn't want anything hanky get him through with his body cast and with his wheelchair. i felt that it was a bit excessive. >> tell me why it took so long to post this? this was shot back in 2010, right, and now we're in 2012 obviously. >> so we got back from vacation and downloaded all the stuff off each of our phones and three cameras we brought and then it was kind of lost and forgotten and i was looking at home movies with my oldest son saturday night because we have a new baby in the house and we were looking at how everyone looked when they were little and all that. my son and i watched it saturday night. i became incensed as though i was in the moment again. i shared other videos online with my family with me and my kids doing things. i thought, if i'm sharing those videos, some of them are silly, i need to share this and let people see what happened. >> are you surprised at how many people have downloaded this video. it looks like he's being treated nicely tough by the tsa. >> the individual that actuall

council and the mayor and whether or not there was hanky panky in his re-election campaign, whether peopleere paid to heckle him and all that kind of thing, the special privilege, and people are angry about that, if it is special privilege. >> while we're in maryland, let's talk about this proposal in the legislature now. and this would keep access to a job candidate's social media, passwords, et cetera, private when they're up for a job. apparently, there's a case involving a man who was applying for a job. i think he may have been applying to get his old job back. and they wanted to find his password to facebook and other social media. aclu has taken on this case. now there's a proposed law. >> what ever happened to private policies, you know? private policies in companies i've -- i don't know about giving your personal password in order to get the job? crazy. >> oh, it's stupid. i mean, the reality is that this bill -- i think it's house bill 964 -- it ought to pass immediately. i mean, let's get this through hearing. >> right. >> the reality is that no employer should require your pers

. >> hanki hanging around a benchmark level there. you know all this stuff what the technical guys were saying. what the chartists were talking about. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> i don't know what the number was, but yesterday it was at a ten week low. >> and everybody was saying if it breached that, it was going down to 1500. what -- >> i'm looking at the op-ed in the "wall street journal" because it play mrs. to what becky was talking about with yields and what does the prudent investor do. it makes the argument of bonds versus stocks. so i was reading that as you were having that conversation. >> bob pisani had a note out that talked about how bond investors could get jittery because right now when they start seeing, that could make people look more kindly at equities instead instead of the bonds. >> that's pretty much what's offed here. bonds are usually the safest are anything but safe today. the yield on the ten year is a sure loser, this gentleman saying equities are attractively priced and the place to be. so

what has a better chance of going up first, your handicap -- >> yes, my hanky ddicahandicap. >> or thei dividend. i think it will go up at a higher rate than my handicap will go up given that it's a penny now. i'm playing like a dog, though. >> you thought your -- >> no. i don't think that will happen for a while. >> would shoot for 9 holes. >> i played well out there. >> yeah. all right, well -- >> am i done? >> do you want to be done? >> seriously it's like a root canal for him. but you don't have to come back. >> anyway, i love being here with jay. >> and rohrer will be on that day. >> i know, but i've got my college roommate that day, i can't do it. >> you've already got your excuses ready. >> it's not an excuse, it's a fact. >> he sounds like it's real. >> it could be a fact but it could still be an excuse. >> we got to play in georgia. >> who will win the masters? >> that's a good question. >> there are so many good players, aren't there? >> there always are. the thing with tiger is worrisome for the tournament not so much for him. you know, there's a lot of pressure for rohrer t

never had an issue like that where there is an orchestrated effort to get democrats to vote and cause hankie don't expect that to help. and independents, when you poll here, about 33 percent to 38 percent of the folks describe themselves at independents and we want those people to move over to the republican party. that is why we like open primaries. >>clayton: nasa -- fascinating time. a congressman fired up over gitmo prisoners getting a $750,000 soccer league. >> they should be doing hard time not soccer time. >>clayton: more from congressman ted poe coming up. the third kid in your family is a real bargain. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our town. [ dog barks ] for our country. ♪ for our future. ♪ this isn't just the car we wanted to build. it's the car america had to build. ♪ the extended range electric chevy volt. from the heart of detroit to the health of the country, chevy runs deep. should we be letting him p-l-a-y with our t-a-b-l-e-t? [ mom ] i think it's fine. it's the new element from at&t so it's w-a-t-e-r proof. cool. what else does it d-o? it's fast. it's 4g lte. 4-g-l-t-e? mhhmm.