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gerri: it iso much fun having you on. who are you pulling for? >> the broncos. peyton manning.hink anyone disagrees with us yet. >> i just got a great seat on this topic. jim says facebook is for friends and twitter is for news. so thank you. what do you think? and the social media, which team you play for? log onto gerriwillis.com in and vote on the right-hand side of the screen. and fans flock to twitter and facebook this weekend we thought that we wod look at the mot tweeted events in u.s. history to see i this super bowl will stack up. that is tonight's top five. lesser super bowl blackout and there was a massive blackou after the halftime show. theygotnearly 4000 tweets a second. and number four is miley cyrus epidemic last year. and number three, the reelection of president obama. fans took to twitter to cmment about the end of what was a brutal campaign. and the impending birth got nearly 9000 tweets a second 2011 for beyoncÉ. and the number one most tweeted event. steve jobs. when he resigned in 2011 from his name was tweeted more than 7000 times per second. the reactio

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. >> the purpose for the ad ad iso underscore all the protections available to people as a result of the affordable care act, but also pointing out the problems of the roll out of the website which are uniformly recognized. >> so democrats have to defend obamacare while admitting to the shortcomings. they know that's their only option. >> they want to say look, we wanted to change the system the way it was. we didn't like everything that happened with obamacare. but we think its better to move forward and fix this thing than it is to repeal it. >> is it a complicated message? are they trying to have it both ways? >> it's a very tough message to deliver for a politician. it takes a wordsmith to make this case, and it takes voters who are really keyed in and listening. >> and iand a majority saying ty would rather improve the law than throw it out. the key is convincing americans to give democrats more time to improve it. the fight for control over congress may depend on just how patient voters are willing to be. libby casey, al jazeera america. >> in chicago a judge has ruled that sam

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i think that the trend, at least for the next generation iso be more toward renting than buying.ey're prompted to rent, keith, becse home prices have gone up which in the macro sense would assume be good, wouldn't it or no? >> i don't think so. i think it's a sign of the times. i'm with gary. we've seen a long thing coming this is lo of external supply, long-term supply. i've lived in asia where i see the opposite. i don't see that here. i wouldn't touch homeowner stocks anywhere in here between a two-by-four. neil: time for the night cap, gentlemen. point in the show, stuff you think about tonight bright and early monday morning. gary b.? >> other than the jobs report, neil it is gdp number that i look out. that comes out next friday. that is the best look at how the economy at least has been most recently. i think you're going to start to see signs where it is kind of fllt. neil: what if the gdp report cors, what period? last quarter? >> yes. last quarter. and -- neil: so before a lot of nasty weather hit? >> exactly. neil: this quarter looks like a disaster. this quarter will

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that ishat iso disturbing. clearly individuals have responsibility on thei own, i do agree with that but it goes both ways my friend. to one of our favorite topics. suzerman. suze is out there right now and she wants congress to make some changes out there. why don't you tell us about it. >> yeah. shehas gone to change.org and asking people to vote for her petitiono basically force the credit reporting agencies to accept ppaid debit card information from the prepaid debit card issuers. and this is problematic for a variety of reasons notwithstanding the fact suze orman is pushing an selling a prepaid debit card of their own and they're cled credit reports for a reason. they're supposed to huse credit obligations. prepaid debt card is not credit obligaon it is stored value car that has your own cash. gerri: i thought with the industry on this they don't want to grade or score you how you spend your money. they want to grade or sre you how you pay it back which makes a ton more sense to me. suze says, no, no. sho

this iso has been realing against republicans for a long time.t unexpected that something like this would happen. but i think the al capone picture, a criminal, goes a little too far. >> a murderer, by the way. >> he was only convicted of something else. >> it's totally irresponsible. it's clearly trying to smear chris christie, create this cartoon ahead of 2010 to make him unacceptable to the public. >> i understand the soprano's reference because it's new jersey. what about italian stereotyping between capone. >> that's why we're getting it here. we're mob baiting. >> are we saying he's a mobster? come on. >> you're saying that's the inevitable conclusion to be drawn. >> yes, of course. >> given that this investigation is going to unfold and that there will be legitimate news to cover here everywhere, including on fox, does it desensitize the public when there is so much coverage every single day? another christie story and it becomes old news. >> people will eat this stuff up. keep the story rolling, chum the water with whatever you've got. li

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chairman iso was sent copies of all the letters. so we were not hiding anything. >> and i think the gentleman and certainly want to make sure that you have the opportunity. and so the gentleman from maryland obviously is one that from a targeting standpoint -- so i would just let him follow up on that and make sure and give him -- yields to a.m. in terms of following a to assure you that neither he nor his staff or anyone would have contacted the irs to investigate you and to do that. and so i would yields to the gentleman and let him give you those personal assurances. >> let me just -- and i want to think is an affair that. there is no one that i know of that cares more about the rights of our citizens than i do. i am sure all of us to. but just as you all have the passion that you have, and i respect that, i too have the passion to make sure that no one -- i don't give -- whether it's tea party, republican, or democrat, nobody is blocked from voting. there is no way that i would be sitting here today, no way unless it was -- unle

>> we have a technology, an iso blocks.did can diffuse the blow. we've been able to put it in a light weight form and many of the prior attempts by major league baseball and the companies worked with, the hat was too heavy. ours only odadds 7 ounces to th hats and they won't realize it's there. >> one of my problems with this, and i grew up in a sports family, and baseball family, you start to fear because of the added safety measures, i'm all for the safety at the younger level. these guys are pros, paid millions to go out on the ball field. you start to feel like it it it changes the feeling of the sport a little bit when you add things like these type of helmets? >> yeah, growing up in st. louis and we're fervent baseball fans here, you see a lot of pushback on the eye test and what the hat looks like or different technologies, but i think what you'll find, it's going to look different until it doesn't look different anymore. there were pushback with the face masks in hockey or in football. they'll adopt it for the youth

iso not know if mr. kibbe such a source to go with. i remember him lobbying fiscal conservatives and ronald reagan, who tripled the national debt. a lot of your other colors stole my thunder. many countries have done away with these cell phones called burners. texas spent $33 million protecting their present system from these cell phones. they are the number one contraband item in the prison system. not know what to do with the government. you cannot have it both ways. you cannot have too little or too less. i do not know what the right mix is. host: if you are able to get through, please turn down the volume. that will eliminate the echo. guest: i think the line is quite bright. they work quite we're -- they were quite clear. tobias should always be in favor of individual liberty. they are proving that there is a crime or crossing a barrier. they have not done that yet. host: next is tony from chapel hill, tennessee. caller: good morning. matt, as soon as they passed the itriot act, i got leads -- took a while to pass, like they usual

be, butior, it should the iso nine manufacturing , anythingso broad that is not manufacturing, it doesot have as good a correlation with how the economy performs as the manufacturing one does. the other issues that the manufacturing one, as they said affectedoom work, was by the weather. services that will be less affected by the weather, we have to separate that out and we will not have a good picture for several months, although i know that does not help you right now. >> thank you very much, michael mckee. >> now you are going to turn to someone who needs a little bit more help than that. >> yes, puerto rico. >> the o's miele. -- dios mio. >> it does keep getting worse there. talking about the fiscal situation, not the weather, which is better. a move that has very large applications for investors, 75% of all muni bonds are focused on mutual funds. mutual funds have specialized in holding about that puerto rican bonds. why? they have curious tax advantage is. better ones than state bonds. puerto rico has 70 billion in debt outstanding and by law cannot declare bankruptcy. bond analy

this, iso, and jim saw that we go into those neighborhoods and identify people who are healing agents. we know the human body is oriented towards health. the moment there is injury, healing begins. we need to go in and identify those community antibodies. we need to find creative ways that we can insinuate resources, information, and money so that these individuals can become a whole immune system. the body of the neighborhood is healed from the in and out. people arese healing grassroots organizers. they embody conservative principles. they believe in sacrifice. they believe that he may be knocked down, but you have to get up. they believe in all of the things that we believe in. they will articulate conservative principles. there, the in qualities that make them effective also render them invisible. they are not whining or complaining or petitioning government. they are just busy doing their work. you have to act like a geiger counter and find them. do, you will recognize the strength that they have. you will build on their strengths and enable them. there are many barriers that we

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company, what would they think and know about the suspect -- the subject and how impressionable with a b iso the bush -- the book out fantastic. i think a lot of good things are here. judges, making sure we elect good judges in a hold them accountable is really key. >> all good ideas. the one idea not feasible is to .lone ted frank but he is an american treasure. for those of you out there in the national television audience, how do they get in touch with you, ted, if they want to send you a case or send you a check? classactionfairness.org. here, if youou out have a bad notice in the mail on one of these or you think this is a problem and ted needs more than four lawyers to fight all the cases out there, give him some help. let's thank our panel. , mr. norton.an and again, those of you in the room who want credit, sign and return your evaluation form. thanks. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> coming up later today on the first religious affairs correspondent for the bbc talks about the connection between media

and weakening the fabric of international organizations and standards around codex and, of course, iso 9000. i forgot we got a very fancier. so my apologies. partially because i'm colorblind because i can't see red. the role of the private public platforms that's a global food safety forum. it is come one, maybe for some foremost is information exchange, too, its joint venture investment in new food safety technologies from the operating system, tracing, certification, all of that is addressed within forums such as ours. and collaboration, business-to-business and with government regulators to ensure uniform compliance with international standards and reduced incentives for fraud. the achievements of global food safety forum, we did receive a usda grant and we received chinese government in kind support. we've had several conferences worldwide. we did corporate site visits. we have partners like the center food safety, defense what you probably know of in minnesota, it's a consortium of 40 universities. we work closely with food and drug law institute. so these partnerships would like

call iso which manages the power grid urged people to conserve on electricity and gas turning off lightse use of large appliances. >>> time now 8:18. hey, sal, everybody behaving for you. >>> well, sort of, yeah. i think that this morning's commute looks pretty good, especially compared to yesterday. steve has been saying it's going to rain later, and it might be raining hard: so may want to take that into consideration can. let's take a look now at 580. it finally has cleared out a little bit. an accident westbound 580 near airway, and an accident on the altamont pass, as you look at 880 south. that traffic is moderately heavy, and we had slow traffic in the santa cruz mountains because of earlier troubles. let's go to the live pictures. 92 to san mateo bridge doesn't look too bad heading to the high-rise, cloudy on the peninsula. still dry. sort of anyway, dryer than it was yesterday. bay bridge toll plaza is only backed up for about a 5 to 10 minute delay. plan accordingly. the wet weather moving through. steve, brad gilbert, the ten us star, watches mornings on 2. you know how i know

and weakening the fabric of international organizations and standards around codex and, of course, iso 9000. i forgot we got a very fancier. so my apologies. partially because i'm colorblind because i can't see red. the role of the private public platforms that's a global food safety forum. it is come one, maybe for some foremost is information exchange, too, its joint venture investment in new food safety technologies from the operating system, tracing, certification, all of that is addressed within forums such as ours. and collaboration, business-to-business and with government regulators to ensure uniform compliance with international standards and reduced incentives for fraud. the achievements of global food safety forum, we did receive a usda grant and we received chinese government in kind support. we've had several conferences worldwide. we did corporate site visits. we have partners like the center food safety, defense what you probably know of in minnesota, it's a consortium of 40 universities. we work closely with food and drug law institute. so these partnerships would like

iso this. public school textbooks are using the same wer word signs fr observational and the struggle size. they define science as naturalism and they present molecules the men evolution a second there imposing the religion of naturalism on generations of students. they are imposing their ideology on the students that everything is fine by natural processes. that is religion. what does she mean by religious liberty? they tolerate their religion. about is really about 40. it's more than just science or evolution or creation. it's about who is the authority in this world, man or god? you start with naturalism, then what about morals? who decides what is right and wrong? subjected. marriage from what you wanted to be? get rid of old people, why not? are costing us a lot of money. abortion, get rid of spirit cats, spare kids. if you start from god's word and our moral answer to god decide right and wrong. mayors, one man, one woman. sanctity of life. abortion is killing a human being. we do see the

iso not know if mr. kibbe such a source to go with. remember him lobbying fiscal conservatives and ronald reagan, who tripled the national debt. a lot of your other colors stole my thunder. many countries have done away with these cell phones called burners. texas spent $33 million protecting their present system from these cell phones. they are the number one contraband item in the prison system. not know what to do with the government. you cannot have it both ways. you cannot have too little or too less. i do not know what the right mix is. host: if you are able to get through, please turn down the volume. that will eliminate the echo. guest: i think the line is quite bright. they work quite we're -- they were quite clear. tobias should always be in favor of individual liberty. they are proving that there is a crime or crossing a barrier. they have not done that yet. host: next is tony from chapel hill, tennessee. caller: good morning. matt, as soon as they passed the itriot act, i got leads -- took a while to pass, like they usually