the bottom, bottom, bottom line is that of the this isoing to be like a life altering experience or aewr experience for tourists. even if it doe pass of the council beacklingeople to write them a ticket because the bottom knocked off and back. they want to getn element of the street, that a leg element in making new york that ritanical place. melissa: i hope they are able to because then the -- thank you so much for coming on the show. we love you. all right. he is our "money" question of the day. that was fun. the thing customers should face fines or penalties for buyin counterfeit goods? a mixed bag of responses. some ses because customers generally know the difference, which i tnk is true. aot of you said you think the punishment should be lited to those are selling the counterfeits. interestinconversation. you want to here from more of you. like us on facook or follow me on twitt. all right. next on "money," no matter how the economy's doing, apparently you can always bet on a sandwich. a huge expansion in the face of obamacare and stiff competition. the ceo joins us explain how. bu

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iso remember that i sat here the proud son of an immigrant, the product of a very solid upbringings ring -- and was about to go off to my first job in atlanta, georgia, running a restaurant. follow -- far from wall street and financial services. enough about that. today can we gather for not just any commencement, for your commencement. congratulations. [applause] this is not just any commencement, either. this is the 2013 commencement. at that means? we're going to spend a lot of time and the number 13 today. but it went you to be left with at the end of this, this makes you special. nobody has an able to say they were the class of 13 since 1913. if you want to run around saying you are the only class of 13 from colgate, i am pretty sure nobody is around to argue with you about that. i saw a shirt in the bookstore yesterday that said you're the first class where the digits add , two plus zero plus one equals three. it until 2024 when you will not have that mantle to yourself. [laughter] you are here today with your family, i am with my family. i am blessed to have four of the five most

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this iso me the single most immortant place for me to be and ihi investors to be because really tells something powerfulbout wre money flows are going. termsf, you know, that the bond call, this is about so, so many bigger things than, you know, a 4 trillion-dollarond market. it is as i said,hildren and education andetirees and taxpayers and cme and all the things we as taxpayers think we'll be protected fro al about why i g interested in this is, during the depths of the credit crisis i wanted to see whether the u.s. was goi on the positive side. it is clearly in direction of central corridor. melissa: absuty. state of t states. thank you so much. congratulations onhe book an thanks for coming on. >> thankso much for having me. melissa: next on "money,"haos sweeping thetreets of istanbul just miles from one of the world's biggest choke points for energy and commerce. how showaves from the turil in tkey could make its way to our shore stay right tre. pylesf moneyoming right up. melissa: a frightening situation escalati in istanbul, turkey right now demonstratorare being forced out of

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ben, what isoing on here? >> what is going on here is a disaster. travel a lot, arrive late at night exhausted. needing to go over the speeches the next morning need room service. we are suffering terribly. it's just almost unspeakable the forture we are going through. [ laughter ] >> when i hear the pain of america streaming on that, first thing it does in fact come t mind is what i will get the chickp wings at 1:00 in the morning delivered to my room. the wings are outrageously priced. average they make on room service is $3 a person. >> not far from us had a tray charge. $15 for the tray. can i keep it? they sa no. shocked. i thought we were moving toward a jetson world but it's moving toward the flintstone's world. you go to the supermarket, self-check-out. what the heck happened. prett soon you have to change your linen and have the same towel until you check out. you probably won't see a han being at the hotels in a couple of years. >> neil: but they are giving all this up. maybet's a pay-for-service type of thing. >> brown bag delivery. >> ne

the whole story iso bizarre and amazing, not to miss the fact that he is doing interviews through barsstory is far from over. thank you for coming on. not opening at a factory i china after all. coming upon "money", the u.s. economy did not do nearly as well as expected in the first quarter. apparently music to investors years. that's this hour. weill ben bernanke be forced to go back to the drawing board? we will get answers from investing tighten liz and saunders. some of the f's most powerful officials trash too big to fail banks and from congress. the rules be hanged? a legendary bank analyst joins us. can you ever have to much "money"? ♪ when. melissa: this is dominating-boards within an car radio service fine. the services get into a half million activation is. shares jumped 8% his new album debuted number one. despite expectations it was the third best album this year i'mo. milan sometimes things aren't always what they're cracked up to be. weound out that the struggle the economy grew at an even slower pace an expected. only 2%, and me. reported a number of b-2 in the courthou.

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anything you acquire acquired during the marriage isoing to be joined. not such aig deal. >> here's what i like, full and fair disclosure of assets and liabilities. >> that isa lot. if you say, oh, have a 10 million-dollar asset. you can't honestl believe that because you didn't know about it. so absolutely need to get 100% honest about everything you have. and decide what is going toe divided. what will remain separate. maybe you can get somebody a number of dollars each year. so after you're married for 10 or 15 years, you sa goodbye, you're over the sunset. then the you can say that we are over the hump and prens null and void. >> how many marriages endn divorce? >> about 72%. they're making the same mistakes. gerri: don't g married too young. that is a big part of t. >> thank you for coming othe show. it is always nice to see you. all right, prenups are especially imptant wheit cos to celebrity marriages. with millions of dollars at stake. into tight top five, the shortest celebrity marriages. number five is mario lopez and ali landry. the tv host ma

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everything that isoing on in washington, he has a responsibility to care for the safety and security of this country and our people. the practice of gathing information, looking for trends, finding things that might suggt someone is going to attack this country is an important part of his presidential role. at the same time, he has the responsibility to abide by the constitutton. and hope he has been doing that. this is an area that will be loed into ke many others. areas that we do knowthat there have been major problems and bad decisions being made. of course to benradlee, an i think frankly that subpoena of reporter records and phone clls is deserving of real concern. >> a lot o tse are having data from a lot of internet coopanies like google and facebook and appl asking horizon to hand over the phone records. it aually came after april 16. that was soon afr the boston terror attacks. would you have avocated trying to g your hands on this type of information? >> well, i really can't respond to that. not without having all the information about what precisely and how it could be us

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if you don't have that mey in a separate account to trk it, there iso way to know.e used for any appropriate person that you can imagine. gerri: what they are saying about t the charity is astonishing. what is intesting is that this is a security that the president has gone behind. they provide one-on-one mentoring relationships for low income kids and they really try to bring people along who are living in a situation that is not ideal to their growth. ultimately, what they want too is good. but they have totally messed up and what shouldave in your? >> you're talking about kids and military families, so forth, what should happen here is that those basic things should be put into place. they need to gethe financial stuffn place or they have to put the controls in place. i thinthat they are going to have to this publicly. the public should see exactly what corrective action they shoulde and not just something they do inecret behind the scenes. we found out that they didn't didn't even have their board check the fingsith the irs and they were supposed to. has not be

beginning of a threat on a sweater that is just unraveling, americans are darn right afraid of what isoing on. neil: minutes away from him, he will not be last. because the irs targets bigger and more diverse than we thought. not only group with tea party or liberty in their name, but marriage not justroups, now reps of individual conservative donors as well. and orchestrated not by a view rogue irs agents, but at least 88, agents and staffers assigned to the conservative cases. with not a one liberal group status questioned. that should raise eyebrows, administration believing they can rearranges deck chairs on the titanic. i don't know if there is a super special prosecutor to handle this. i know when it comes to irs mess, one is warranted just to sort it out. the more i hear witnesses harassed and spending tens of thousands of legal and accounting fees to protect their good name, i say good grief. let a special prosecutor to there their own thing, that time is now. to man to center of the storm, who put up qui a stormoday. john east man, chairman of national organization of marriage. yo

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>> that is what iso interesting about this new research.e have studied this issue i a way that is never been done before looking at 50ears of research done in the aviation dustry to sort of look at the cognitive or mental distraction involved in pilots flying airplanes and the apache helicopter and all that resrch into the cockpit of a passenger vehicle. what we learned was that ung voice commds to navigate systems in these techologies d also to send every -- sen an receding else was more cognitively distracting been talking on the history cellphone gerri: wow. so let me show our viewers the number of vehles, cars that will have the systems, these handsfree systems. 9 million. it will be 62 million in 200 so you think the automakers are using this as a w to sell cars absolutely. you thiik these systems need to be banned? >> your not really interested in looking a federal regulation at this point. squarely focused on working with industry to a try to find unusual solution to this really important and growing problem. weave shared the results

democrats are going to need all that money the predent raes tonight and every penny more because 2014 isoing to be a rough run and eric holder's not going to make it easier. but as to his being the alter ego and all of that stuff, it's important for not how it makes barack obama feel but for what the president's base thinks the president is less concerned about what republicans say. he's more concerned about what his activist base says, the folks who got him re-elected. they like erichoer. if the president is seen cashiering him under republican pressure, there will be an uproar the president doesn't wa to have to handle. >> an uproar. it would be anuproar that would be somewhat inconsistent with the president's approvalings which in the most recent gallup poll a at 50%. monica, your thoughts? >> well, it usually takes a long time for peopleto pay actual attention to scandals and enough to start assigng blame. usually the american public is very reticent about assigning blame to apresident. it took months for the watergate scandal to gain traction, months for thelinton scandals to gain tract

we could see iso warnings, certainly some hail and damaging winds.is your threat this evening, including el reno, oklahoma city, and parts of moore, of course, devastated by ef-5 tornado in just two weeks. watching the satellite and radar imagery over the next 12 to 24 hours erupting overnight tonight and into tomorrow, shepard, again not looking for a large toado threat but certainly not good news for this area. and, we are watching the tropics. this could be our first named storm andrea. we will continue to monitor it for you. >> shepard: it will be late in florida. thanks. blade runner oscar pistorius accused of murdering magazine model girlfriend sd up for court today. hearing was q. lasted about 15 minutes. in the courtroom say the olpic sprinter looked noticeably different. one thing he didn't break down in tears like he did at a bail heng in february. what's more he had apparently just shaved. he grew a beard to help hide his identity when he went out in public. we don't have any pictures to confirm it. oscar pistorius fired not one but four s

extract one record ts seems like ae terrible aubusf privacy and the fourth amendment, that is what iso neil it does follow a pattern consumer financial protect board is taking a lot of data like credit record, mortgage information and payment history, they sayust to get this stuff together, so it is an aenal they have if the companies are screwing you over, why do yyu ne this too? it is a pile on? >> it is a pile on. i think americans are getng know talking aboutnsa, talking about phonesealthy records that is more personal. and so you kw, bidge thi back to biness side. you know compani, they loss tons of -- lose tons of stuck with security bache records are looked into, now irs is doing that looking into people's records they have forcef law bend them tt is scary. you know we've see companies tank because their recordsave leaked. and companies lose stock that way, but government is now comi inetting thoseecords, we don't know how secur they are, and they have the per of law behind the this is a terriblerecede, businesses are not comfortable with, and i am not comfort with ii as a priva

the number one concern for them isoing pr for obamacare.s why they're trying to team up trying to get some basketball players to sell obama cares weight have lebron james as an obamacare spokesperson. charles: let'salk about that. leon is not chea >> the government dsn't have an a they have tons of money they can spend on lebron james. charles: how did they come up with the nba, not the nhl? >> i am not sure. maybe obama is a n. i don'know where they cacame up with it but the idea we will now inject politics into sports, i feel like sports is the only institution where there n't this partisanship now wwill have players speaking on behalf of obamacare, such a partisan law. i think it is unfair. charles: i agree with you. at least sports is not like hollywood, for me a whole bunch of hypocrites who come out all the time, zero idea about but don't do it to our sports stars. leave these guys alonelet them duke it out on the field or the baetball court and let us enjoy it without thinking about the health ce law. >> exactly. if they team up with

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they will put a radio iso tope in your sushi, true story. and then they will erode you from the inside. we are having this discussion, maybe we will send him back. john carrie, not an imposing figure and best accomplishment is marying rich -- marrying rich twice. >> it is true. look it up. trust me. >> he is the guy in the bar who wanted to get into the fight until he realized nobody is holding him back fnlt -- back. and now he is backing off. >> remember that guy. remember his face went dark permanently? >> he was the head of the ukraine. >> he died a slow and terrible death. people like the russians wouldn't do that because it is so ham handed. why would they put a radio active isotope in his sushi. the point is, it eroded him from the inside to send a mess sen. >> that's a terrible story. snowden is as wanted as you are unwanted by your family. whoe -- who is the real loser here, him or you? >> if we want to talk about the real enemies props to my family for having me. back on you, mom and dad. not like you are watching. putin is a d-bag.

this is exactly what the tea party movement is all about, iso big government.at the irs, there's so many lakers it's likn peeling back an onion. we can't get to the bottom of te it.n. it had absolutely had to do witz thei. election. is look at benghazi. it's the same thing. nobody can answer -- you know,ou who'sse running the white house? wheres? are the adults? these people work for us. and every single american shoul. be concerned about, this becaust it's not just about tea party or conservative. next time the shoe could be on the other foot, and we could have a republican president using the bureaucracy to targetn somebody opposing his agenda, or her agenda. every single american needs to look at this. that's why you're seeing polling where they want a specialesti prosecutor or investigation int0 this issue. >> sean: 76%. >> right. that's huge. >> sean: that's a big number. by the way,>> 2-1 democrats, ovr 60% of democrats. >> right. >> sean: yeah. jenny? >> well, we applied for our somethin501(c)(4) in march of 2. got a letter back requesting 34 additional

this very sensitive information and in some instanceshe government is justifiein doing so, but if it isoingo it must do so in accordance with the rule of law where a country governed by the constitution and the rule of law and the values that make us distinctively american command of we are to allow companies or anyone in this country to turn -ver this very private informatio about us without complying with the law then we have really lost the commitment to our ideals and our values as americans, wch is wy it is important that we know. is importa tha we know what google is turning over, the types of orderthatt is getting so that we can have this debate about what the p proper line is when it comes to privacy. neil: we shall wch closely thank you. good seeing you again. well, now we ow that surveillance stuff, these guys on the floor, all these guys nning around. they would be dead, all of them dead. it can't be that serious. we just had to know. we went out and asked people a simp question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. learned a l

iso not know where this going to go with him. he has in the past supported these groups whether it was clearly are not, but we do not know what his government will like now and which way he will go. he can set a very clear agenda. the hope is that he will be very clear on this one issue. it is one of the most important issues facing pakistan. >> the indications to look for then for bringing stability is to build up a police. that is a vehicle, the institution -- it is not the army. the police have been abysmally funded. i was very interested in providing assistance to the police. he told me, you do not know how bad it is. when a policeman is in a very belage, he is likely to sitting under a tree. someone comes up to him and says, my house was robbed. come to make a report. he says, ok. lend me a piece of paper and pencil and give me a ride back here. that is how desperate the police are. i have not heard anything yet that he intends to build up the police. >> and there's a lot of intimidation that happens. i come from a well-know

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the president elect hasan rohani iso-called moderate cleric who once served as iran's top negotiator.romised to be more open about his country's nuclear program and to follow a, quote: path of moderation. is he against stopping iran's uranium enrichment. accord iting to the interior ministry he won the election getting more than 50% of the vote in a field of four. jonathan hunt is live with more from our new york city newsroom. jonathan, the president elect seemed to be moderate and hard line all in the same news conference. >> yeah. he did. that raised question for many iran observers. what exactly was the president elect trying to do? is he perhaps playing for time as iran's leaders have done before or was he, perhaps, treading a fine line aware he was elected by moderates but also aware that he needs to please everybody conservatives prior to actually taking power in august. as for iran's nuclear ambitions, he told the united states it needs to stop bullying iran but at the same time, seemed to hold out the hand of compromise. listen. >> the first step will be showing greater trans

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iso anyone else on this committee. the republicans were looking for a conspiracy whether -- where there is a win. mr. iso said he can feel it in his gut that someone has broken the law. just ask yourself which is more likely that a mid-level employees overwhelmed by four times as many applications as before made stupid the responsible shortcuts, or that there's an administration wide plot to take down community organizers. let's not forget this happened under an irs commissioner appointed by george bush and was investigated by a republican inspector general. what happened to you was unfair. it was unfair, and an incredibly inconvenient but it was a mistake. our job is to make sure it never happens again. i haven't heard a single word about what questions you think we ought to be able to ask you about your tax exempt request. anything else like the circus that is happening in the oversight committee or here is simply political theater. it is diverting attention from what we ought to be doing on this committee is rewriti

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iso certification -- certification, surveillance audits. i was reviewing information prior to this hearing. that cap jumping in my mind. if we could apply standardization processes the government, that would be in place. there was an article written in february 20, 2013, by a former deputy secretary of defense. i would like to enter that into the record. it describes how this gentleman this process.ugh it was somewhere on a government computer. he could not get access. the review process was basically a government employee or contract employee coming in and going through, question by question, where he was in the private sector business in a similar process, and the process of just asking five questions, they had a 99% reveal rate in terms of that person committing fraud. in the private sector, we can get to a process that works. why can't we get that in the government? hopefully, this hearing is coming up with a standardized process that works. i agree with all three of you -- this is critical, if we are going to maintain this process. >>

. >>> we want to find out what iso happening on the roads. were doing yourth weather, julie walked in, and an either handed dj gemini a a request for her phone number. i don't know what it was, a little piece of paper. [ laughter ] >> of don't be scared gemini, gn it's okay. >> reporter: i think he is is wearing a ring on the left finger. >> it was definitely a request. >> it was a request. >> all right. >> reporter: i'm telling you. . >> what was the request for. fo. >> don't tell him, i think he'se going to like it. it >> isn't it chris. >> is this the request? >> no. >> i got you. you. >> julie you still got to do traffic. >> reporter: always rainingalwi on my parade. rade. like mother nature and tony perkins, i can't get a break. if you are traveling into downtown be careful. carefu we got problems on the silver road that is still on flash and that is tying up that.that. of kenilworth headed south from 50 headed inbound toward the the 11th street bridge. bridge. you're crawling and i feel forl you this morning. two separate incidents, and

lavish spending that has come out or the targeting of these groupsthe gru waiting them to see what isoing on with the tax exempt exm status. what is going on with the irs is and how damaging is this in. >> they're both damaging thisg s different ways, you know. way the targeting of opponents of the president, you know, feeds, into the fear of government, yo, know is government becoming too big? is government getting to thege point where they're kind of big brother? it plays into the justice department's being snooping on reporters. that is a horrible thing.thing. that ought to send a chill to every viewer in america, every e viewer on this show, and every viewer in america that the irsis is starting to do what they're r doing. the lavish spending just makes t it even worse. forget about the -- the dollardr amount is ridiculous, but let'ss step back a minute. i think what we have to look att is this not their money. this is your money, peter's pete money and my money, and they'reh spending it as if it's their own money. they're public servants, they'rh supposed to be doing some publil g

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who isoing be a search going into mosques. is going to be unexploded of information.t will be providing information, suspicious activity, whether true or not, the reality will be there for the government. his book "so on in 1984." i just returned from washington, d.c. the tsa sent me through a naked body scanner your guy was wearing baggy shorts and i got pulled aside, and the gentleman went across my rear straight into the crevice. i cannot imagine what security that provides and why i needed a human being to touch me like that one obviously i had just been examined by a nude x-ray machine in my pockets were completely anti-. i just can't explain it. i am watching and people ahead of me go through this machine. cnn has provided me with the information, the people who have criticized that program and those images, and i cannot believe that is still in place. thank you for taking my call. good morning, america. guest: that is a good point. i agree 100%. you cannot take a bottle of shampoo onto a plane, but you can go by as many assault weapons a day or a month as you l