the iss is settling the charges and has agreed to pay a $300,000 fine. according to a statement released by the s.e.c., an investigation found that a single employee at iss provided a proxy solicitor with material nonpublic information. basically he told him how about 100 institutional shareholder advisory clients were going to vote their proxy ballots and in exchange for that information the proxy solicitor provided the iss employee with meals, expensive tickets to sporting events as well as airline tickets. the s.e.c. said the breach was made possible because iss doesn't have sufficient controls in place to prevent this from happening. the iss a very significant and well-known proxy adviser settling the charges by paying a $300,000 fine and retaining an independent compliance consultant. scott, back to you. >> mary, thanks so much. mary thompson with that news. >>> watching the markets, as i said. it's worth note that the dow jones industrial average is now positive. it's up seven points. you see it's a mixed market. it has been quite a volatile market

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the opinions of these firms often sway voters since many let iss do voting for them.endations more as a challenge and not necessarily as an end game. a spokeswoman for iss said the concern all along was about the risk management at jpmorgan and the focus was on the board's actions there saying, quote, the directors on the risk committee receiving less than 60% support is quite substantial. but iss has been in the crosshairs elsewhere this year and a proxy battle at hess, leading hess to publish a white paper on iss calling the logic bias toward activists, fundamentally flawed since it favors the activist candidates 73% of the time. now, this is hess' white paper on the matter saying iss absurdly states that hess director nominees owe an allegiance to the director nominations simply on a basis that hess nominees came in through the nomination process. almost every independent director sitting on a corporate board today would therefore not be independent. hess, of course, settled that issue by coming to an agreement with eliot in a unique vote. i was talking to a source

just how big of a problem is this leak, and is it a safety concern for the crew at the iss? >> reporter: no, it's not. first thing we have to say is the crew was never in any danger with this. it is not a safety issue for the crew. but it's certainly a critical system issue they want to get fixed. you don't want ammonia coolant leaking out of the space station. they've had a similar problem in this very same area not long ago, but they weren't able to actually identify where it was exactly coming from or to be able to fix it. as you mentioned, they had been able to eyeball it this time, and they can see those tiny white flakes, which is ammonia, leaking from what they believe is around a pump area on the space station. what they decided to do was go out right away, very quickly get to the space walk. the reason they're doing it so quickly is because, once the ammonia leaks out from that area where it is, they won't be able to find it again because the pinprick hole, the size is so small. they want to be able to go out there and hopefully be able to identify it, find it. they

just because iss wants it, iss gave health south a 97% tile ranking on governance scores before three former cfos testified to massive fraud and the place collapsed. >> i have a very quick question for you, herb. that is, is there any historic precedent where it has been harder to attract a really topnotch ceo if there's a chairman, a split role, and a chairman therefore hovering over them? >> it's a great question. i don't know the answer. i would expect -- i would suspect it has been. of course you know, jeff. i would expect you -- i would expect of all people you know. look, you come into a company, you want to run the whole thing. i get it. i just think there is an issue to be had. >> the issue is the governistas like it. people in the pension world, it's become a mantra, a religion. >> are you saying there's a problem with corporate governance? >> it makes sense in government, maybe. look at the paralysis we had in government with separation of roles. we've had it since the greeks and the romans. montiscu said separation of roles is where it's at. what it's trying to do is limit

not iss. not the media at large. >> we're going to fight out.s. there's such manipulation between iss and pension funds and all of these stirs that don't deal often with actually the merits of the situations but do it for political reasons. >> all right. >> the only reason you would i do this is, as i say, i would put it in the words of political. you want to kick the ceo. send him a signal. why would you want to do that when jpmorgan has performed fantastically. i would say that the big mistake, by the way, which only had one little blip when prematurely they said they didn't think anybody was here. they handled it wonderfully. by the way, they looked in, as every company has to, usually because something terrible has happened. you look in and say, okay, how did this happen? how do we fix it? jpmorgan demonstrated overwhelming that process they undertook. >> quick question, you said if this vote goes through, jamie dimon would be kicked through the papers. do you really care what we journalists think about you? >> welsh i don't care. but -- loo

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. >>> the irs is still under unde investigation for targeting teaa party groups and in the spot iss thee of the commissioner sarah hall ingram. she is in charge of the irs office. and president obama's senior advised defended ingram. >> this individual was not named in the inspector general'sgeners report. no one has suggested she did d anything wrong.anything anyone who did anything wrong i going to be held being ability,l before anyone in this town convicts this person in the public court of public opinion,n lets get the facts. >>> louis learner will face lawmakers on capitol hill. hill. >>> a new poll shows recent scandals are apparently notrent hurting the president when itthe comes to his approval rating anyway. the poll shows 53 percent of of americans approve the job the te president is doing, while 455 percent disapprove.pe the numbers are virtually thelye same before the scandals hit.s >>> police around the country are ramping up the click it oror ticket tam cane. campaign. starting today and runningd through the first of june police will be cracking down on seatbelt violators.

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the larger issue here, as some have point issed out, is the ex of the 501 c 4 groups. they are involved in politics but they're also involved in some kind of social good. i guess that's in the eye of the beholder. you were asked about this issue way back in 1987. i want to play for you what you said then and ask you if it's resonant today. >> there are restrictions now on the kinds of activities that, for example, a 501-c3 and 4 organizations can engage in. they're being abused not just by people on the right but most of the so-called charitable organizations who are involved in political activity in this country who are, in my judgment, involved in arguable violations of their tax-free status and violations of the campaign laws happen to be groups on the left. so that is a problem. >> so that was a problem then and some are arguing it a problem now as well. out of all of this do you see more tax reform that addresses whether any of these groups should be tax exempt? >> it's not whether you have to go back 25 years to find a quote. what we have seen here is an effort o

this that iss n going to step off the salary there. the fed will be supportive.my is on its own. gerri: i in thisas a dual mandate? essentially elevating the idea that the fed has to fly high unemployment. >> well, they said that there not gog to take a bay the punch bowl and so on employment is under. it is that going down. until that happens the fed continueskept hush money ininto the system. everyone i happy. markets are happy and we notice a false sense of security. it comes down to make sure you pay attention to the allegation. gerri: and others last crash flight and n o paid any attention. this worries me and is a bad sign for individual investors. >> they need to be addressed. ha nothing gets a bad thing. they need to have common nse rules. all listen liquidity dries up. we need to addre the concerns. gerri: a. gerri:? >> it points out that when there is a recent change in the circuit breaker rules the market as a funnyay of figuring out the holes. the last 30 minutes, none -- none of these work. and tell all this kazin's occur with seen this happen over a

proxy firm iss urging vote against the reelection of three different directors. those directors, cody, crown and fudder failed to wroefr see risk taking that tied to the losses of london whale. gasoline prices have risen. the rise was minimal. less than a cent. the average price now just over 3.54 cents per gallon. the senate is set to vote today on the internet sales tax bill. it would require companies to collect state sales. it is expected to pass the senate. it faces opposition in the house. let's get back to becky in omaha with our special guest in the morning. >> andrew, thank you. we have been speaking all longer long with warren buffett fresh off the annual shareholder meeting. we haven't spent much time talking about berkshire in particular. one of the things that was very strong were the insurance operations. you were able to get strong premiums and you didn't have to pay out a lot. people might be surprised when they realize hurricane sandy happened this weekend in this past year. what is really happening in terms of catastrophe? >> well, the first qua

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iss comes out on friday for what it's worth. it is an influential proxy. it doesn't vote.think three directors should be voted down. you have ellen who runs the museum of natural history here. >> do some homework, guys, i came out this morning on @jimcramer. >> you called it a waste of ink. >> it is a waste of ink. jamie dimon, you may be jealous of him, but he's still the best, and i may be tough on him sometimes. go move on to some company that is bad. why do they waste their time with good companies? dave cody. dave cody is one of the most -- next door to dave cody. there's not a minute that he's not working. >> it happens to come on a day when citi adds honeywell and says the story is not just good, it is wicked good. >> it is wicked good. he's got refining and autoparts which we know is on fire and they make the cockpits for planes and this is a guy that even when he's funding for birds upstate he's a good man. i like to hunt for birds. my mom always wanted to hunt for birds. >> what are you? some sort of -- never mind, i don't want to go there. >> no -- my mom was a

i'm surprised and feel so bad for the women if the story iss true. >> this is really strange. i mean, we've never heard anything. >> and again, no charges yet. again, authorities also spoke to people using the words possibly human trafficking case. c no charges or no arrest yet. a spokesman with ies does ice cs as the investigation is in thein early stages.y we were able to contact someone from the saudi arabian embassy.. they said they had no comment and said the embassy and this complex are two separate operations. back to you. >> melanie, thank you very much. >>> a guilty verdict in a high profile beatin beating case. 22-year-old tommy branch wasas found guilty on four charges. c his victim was capitol hill resident t.c.maslin. he was walking home from a netsa game when he was attacked. he suffered severe head injuries and continues his recovery. branch will be sentenced in july. two other men were with branch t the night of the attack. att one pled guilty. the other is awaiting trial. well, three friends of bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev are under arrest this morning. t

iss and classless, if you think about it, wind is larry think need those guys to tell us how the vote's interesting that they do business with some of these more politicize entities. i have been told we are waiting for comment from glass louis. their control by the toronto city pension fund. i have to know that down, but their control by a public pension fund which in and of itself is run by a public official which could be politicize as well. so i think this is going to be a really good hearing. scott garrett is a smart guy. i don't think he is a captive of wall street. he is a new jersey republican. he gets some wall street money, when i think this will be a pretty good hearing because i tell you, when you talk to corporations, they tell you that a lot of these proxy votes, more than shareholder focused, they are politically focused where the -- if you look at what is on the agenda of these votes, it is often, you know, we need more environmental stuff. we need to break up. we don't want you dealing with any political campaigns. liz: right now he thinks that we are not on television

fo >> he is a 5able a fable, he iss interested in all subject areas, if it's an area that he is goodd difficult for him. >> reporter: his father andr an two sisters are here in the u.s. legally as refugees because theh way they are treated in nearby butan. the mother is vrs divorced from her husband and she lives in nepal. the kids communicate with her, but they miss the intimacy of being with their mom. >> we can ask her advice when we want her, because when we want e to talk to her, she won't ben'te there. >> reporter: the statehe department almost always grants visitor's visas for the parents of the children who are graduating, but he has been turned down twice. twic her son suspects he knows why. >> her husband and her children and everyone else is here, so so she has a strong reason not to o go back, although that is not t our plan, our plan is to sendnd her back in, and you know, know, because she is has a good job s she would like to keep that intact. >> reporter: the resolve who wh has won a gates millennium scholarship that will pay for fr college will have to send his mother

officials stressed that the iss crew -- for.is all we have time you have news for you at the top of the hour in about 45 minutes. >> everyone knows the owner. food.pplies the stable it is a busy place. all is not well at the bakery. she has to run it alone with her workers here have a year ago her husband was adopted out of the shop. she says they took two months to call and demand a ransom. alan approve that my husband was still alive. they wanted half a million pesos. at first i had to speak to him. otherwise how can i be sure? crime is flourishing in mexico, not the least in rural areas. criminal games did not hesitate to kidnap or kill people. they abducted her husband in front of dozens of witnesses. they went with them across the markets where even though many people were there. they walked right past me. i thought they were bodyguards. they went into the town hall. my husband was supposed to become mayor some. outside of town, five corpses were found. her husband was not among them. it she is drawn to the place for the killers left the bodies behind. she is not alone. many other

there is a number of factors to prove it too including new numbers about a presume issing housing market. home prices are up almost a percent and a half. prices are up 22%. cate caugurian explains what you need to know if you are in a position to buy or sell. >> reporter: too many buyers. not enough homes. experts say that's a key reason why housing prices are on the up tick. >> inventory is at a low number compared to historical averages. we don't have any homes. the few people are running into buyers. we're seeing multiple bids. >> erin is owner of a real estate agency. the competition for buying homes is getting fierce. some buyers going far to offer cash. >> trying to put their best foot forward and be the best offer to try and get the property because there's more buyers than there are sellers. >> buyers need to be prepared and beware. they need to be ready to offer more than the listing price. >> real estate agents say they've seen down 100 offers for a single home. not only that, buyers are over bidding anywhere 50 to $100,000 more than the asking price. >> for buyers it's tough.

live pictures in and out, johnson space center in houston and the iss, live pictures there. the ammonia is used to cool the power systems and it's leaking there. nasa noticed this leak on thursday. if the leak is not fixed, nasa says it could shut down cooling systems in a matter of hours. we'll show the emergency spacewalk live in just a couple of minutes. if there was a pill to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin dedicated to your eyes, from bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is uniquely formulated to help protect your eye health. now that's a pill worth taking. [ male announcer ] ocuvite. help protect your eye health. and now there's ocuvite eye + multi. an eye vitamin and multivitamin in one. >>> these are live pictures of the international space station, a space walk scheduled to start at 8:15. it is now 8:16. chris cassidy and tom marshburn are in the air lock and they'll be headed out to fix an ammonia le

iss is an accusation that firmly denied. he does not know what he is talking about. >> hussain was the first person andcondemned the murder -- demanded a police investigation. demanding a police saystigation and would not this about someone when this is baseless and without foundation. arehe police in london investigating complaints of a politician to see if he is violating the law. >> the price of pink dolphins, by one tourist it -- why one tourist attraction is under threat. firstuld this be the south asian -- south african country to legalize cannabis? welcome back. let's recap the top story. government troops backed by tanks and airplanes have us all to the town of qusayr -- a salted -- assaulted the town of qusayr. a young protester has died in tunisia -- and in the -- a nigerian city is in lock down as the military seeks to put a stranglehold on boko haram rebels. thew edition called psychiatrists bible will be in the united states -- but some health professionals say that this term -- turns the ups and downs of everyd

we see this conflict in syria that has to be addressed and iss being addressed.tems includinging the sequester and other mattersa so that hopefully we can keep the momentum, at least domestically that is createdcred 2.5 million jobs over his tenure over 38 months, so that we can n see a recovery thattistic that h unemployment at 7.5.at 7. lcan get it down, do if we can deal with sequesterese issue down to 7% if not further. i think we're off to a gooda start on the anchors are being put in place and the bearings br noted so that he can guide usgu through the next three years. >> jim? >> i think if you see any of the press reports of the press conference yesterday, if youy, watched any of the presss conference, quite frankly, theft president was on the defensive.s at one point he had to say i'm ' still relevant.st when the president starts toil a things like that, you know, thaw maybe he is not as relevant asrs he thinks he is. i think the bar was raised a little bit. the expectation the press, atprt least coming out of campaign isa that he was going to do all ofl

. >> issing there is still a possibility. joe manchin has said that he would try to do it again. we can see the swell of support for beckham checks around the country. i think you will see some of the republicans falloff. she has steadfastly refused to change her position. it is an open question whether that could lead to her defeat four years from now. >> she has a six-year term. and, maxrget her baucus, mark begich. perhaps he is on the fence. >> now that max baucus is not running now, perhaps he will change his mind. >> he has made it clear to them that he is not. their problem is not necessarily republican but their own party. have at of all, you story that scott brown is considering moving to new hampshire to run against jean shaheen, which tells you something about the republicans. karl rove recommended this strategy in "mall street journal" on thursday. this has been fiercely covered, she has a lot of coverage, probably more adverse coverage man kelly has ever sustained before. she has seen to lose her stride a couple of times with that kind of scrutiny. we only have the n

iss commander chris hatfield's version of the 1960 david kelly hit has electrified and inspired millionsthe internet. -- the 1960 david bowie hit. he attracted lots of attention during his five months in space. >> if you keep crying -- >> via twitter, he showed the global public what it looks like when and astronauts cries -- when astronauts cry. his most spectacular stunt was his musical fare well. astronautical declaration of love to space. >> now that he is back on earth, apparently, they have to teach him how to walk again. i'm sure he will be videoing about it all. >> we will see you again on our next show. >> stay with us. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

the iss commander calling the situation serious but not life-threatening.ere are some context on the iss so you can visualize what is going on up there. it orbits about 200 miles above the earth. it travels at 17,500 miles-an-hour, making one full orbit every hour and a half around the earth. finally the international space station spans the area, it is very large, folks. bigger than a football field including the end zones. jonathan serrie is following the story live from atlanta. jonathan, explain what is it that they think it is leaking and how dangerous is it? >> reporter: yeah, martha, the leak is in the international space station's active cooling system. it works similar to a radiator in your car except instead of circulating water to take heat of l off of your car's engine it uses ammonia which is it second quarter lates through tubes to carry excess heat away from systems on board the iss the tubes extend from the exterior of the space station which transfer the heat into space. but yesterday astronauts reported seeing small white flakes floating a

a subdivision built 30 years ago issing with swallowed by the earth. the collapsing hillside is threatening dozens of homes. sewage lines had to be redistricted. mail deliver i have suspended. it's not far from a dormant volcano. >>> look at the morning road conditions. the slippery roads in the pacific or not west. >>> a great day to fly. no delays expected. >>> several communities having trouble escaping the icebox. >> check out this lake side town in canada. a squint wall of ice crashed into a line of vacation cot tajs in manitoba. the ice was blown off the lake right on to the land like a tsunami. property oewners were shocked. >> bang, the ice came right through the living room here. he said, grab your purse, grab whatever you can, get the keys. we go the get out of here. i saw the ice just coming. just moving so quickly. >> and it was a similar scene hundreds of miles away in minnesota. where gusty winds pushed ice ashore there as well. from the middle of the lake. you can hear it move towards the homes. yards filled up with ice. up to three feet

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one thing i thought would be really good to have within fire house iss to get rid of antibacterial soap which often contains triclocan, its said it is related to muscle weakness in animal studies so that would be something firefighters would be thinking about and also is related to of course cardiovascular problems for animals and cardiovascular diseases with regard to firefighters so just to get rid of antibacterial soap which doesn't work better than plain old soap and water. fire stations in california have much higher levels in their dust than do california residences or other kinds of industries like electronic breakdown industry or airplane industry, so you have high levels of this flame retardant in fire station, i don't think anybody knows where that's coming from but it would be interesting to do some kind of studies trying to figure out the sources of these so-called fire retardants, there is not enough in these chairs to stop fire, sitting on this chair would be like sitting on a bunch of geographic, be really uncomfortable and cost a lot, so i think there's a lot of interest

by the way, that iss about the biggest way y can get to somebody's face and this type of attack, if you were to not pay obamacare or be anti-this, or you have a nonprofit corporation against oakey's petuneral home & crematory, i'd be very careful. >> this is the agency that is supposed to enforce obamacare. say you don't pay a fine as toby brings up, what do you think this could mean for taxpayers who aren't necessarily conservative? >> well, unless something is done about it, it means if you stick your neck out and oppose the government in any way, you could be audited no matter who is in power. that has happened. toby is right, for many decades now. look at the tax system. we have 72,0 plus pages because people have bought off crooked politicians for so many decades that they've gotten so many favors that there is exemptions, 72,000-plus pages. if you get audited you hire accountants and lawyers and prove your case, you still are to pay your accountants and lawyers. it's a rotten system. that needs to be abolished and go to some type of flat tax. >> neil: gary b, the irs apologized. d

meeting, but maybe put it out as kind of an administrative bulletin or something saying what the purpose iss of it are and that kind of thing. >> if i may, commissioners. ~ on page 3 of the ordinance it does say what the pre-application -- what should happen there. it says the project sponsor or his or her designee shall describe the proposed project, respond to questions, at the best of the sponsor's ability and solicit comments from the attendees with the goal of addressing to the extent feasible neighbor concerns regarding proposed project prior to filing an application with the planning department. so, it does codify that sort of give and take at the meeting. >> that's great. maybe you could have an admin bulletin that maybe makes some suggestions as to how that could take place. >> sure. >> like a sign-up sheet, that kind of stuff. >> commissioner antonini. >> i am also supportive. i think it makes perfect sense to have these buffer zones. the only question i have is looking at the map, there are a series of streets that appear to have the housing directly adjacent to pdr-1 zones withou

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there is a big portion of passive shareholders that automatically cast their votes along with what iss recommends. is it roughly 25% all over have all been watching the situation with keen interest saying it could happen to jp morgan it can happen anywhere. >> more than a majority to split the role? and can you imagine circumstances where the board would say we disregard that, he stays. >> they have that option. but at that point if the momentum is going in that direction, it does make the board look bad to evaluate any sort of update whether it's bulking up the risk or whatever. he was approved with 58.6% of the vote by shareholders. we're going to go ahead and have to replace you. >> thank you very much. there are growing calls for the resignation for attorney general eric holder. plus, phil lebeau with the results of a significant air travel report, lost baggage and consumer complaints. that and much more on power lunch. the dough is up 51 points. ♪ ♪ here we are, me and you ♪ on the road ♪ and we know that it goes on and on ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in ch

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the district offers several se different modes of publiclic transportation and this iss another one givingesidents an other when they are ready to come to h street and being road and enjoy everything that that t area has to offer. >> when you see street cars you get a different kind of mindset. >> it does.es. it makes everything old new again. >> thank you for talking with us this morning. we have a press conferencefere coming up at 10:00 at this location. the mayor will be here. if you miss any of that. you can get it on the web site myfoxdc.com. tony and allison back to you inn the studio. >> i like the looks of it. >> yeah, there are cities that still use them. it's so nice.'s s >> thank you wisdom. ahead this hour you might not believe how lindsay lohan is spernding her final days before rehab. we're chatting it up with tmz in the buzz minimum. >> if i'm -- buzz bin. >> if i'm right its ridiculous. and why this man created this ironman suit when we come back. >> i know you like the music. a missouri native spent four f months building this light suiti and led guitar and posted this i v

i'm surprised and i feel so bad for those women if the story iss true. >> this is really strange. i mean, we've never heard anything. >> reporter: and again, theagae federal authorities, tony and allison are still saying that si this is a possible case of human trafficking. the investigation, we're toldwe're o still in the very early stagesy as you can imagine.agine. fox 5 did contact this the embassy of saudi arabiaia yesterday, they said they had n comment on the case but someone in the press office did clarify that the embassy and this this particular compound are not connected. back to you. >>> memelanie, thank you very much. >>> meantime in fairfax countyx prosecutors are trying totrying determine if a muslim cabdriverr allegedly attacked a apparently and if that was the victim -- a passenger and if that victim was the victim of a hate crime. crim it happened last fried, thethe driver muhammad sal im is a naturalized and he picked up dahlberg at the country club an he was driving him to the clifton, when talks turned to the islam. islam. >> let me rephrase what i saidre at th

melissa: they hide behind iss.tional shareholders, nonpolitical, just looking out what is best for the average share holder. >> right. melissa: that's not what it is at all. >> listen, we're making somewhat political statements here. they would say they do a fair job. they basically represent interests of all shareholders. my only point is this. they are being paid heavily now by unions. unions and public pension fund which obviously have a political agenda. lori: they are regulated? >> they're regulated like any other business. i don't think they're regulated like a wall street firm. here's the thing, i think now we'll finally see exactly how they operate. melissa: interesting. thank you, charlie. don't die thhre. go get your voice back, whatever is happening. >>> as we do every 15 minutes let's check the markets. john corpina on the floor of the new york stock exchange. jonathan, major averages are in the green despite weaaer-than-expected economic data. what do you make of that? >> we'll hearing here, i'll follo

in a little over two years, he'll board a rocket in kazakhstan bound for the iss.ere for six months conducting scientific research. >> space is entering an era which is tremendously exciting in the future. it's very important for us not to be left behind and the first to play an important role in the future of space flight. both on the commercial level, on human space flight exploration and a developmental level, as well. >> the announcement comes on the back of ramped up investment in europe's space program to 240 million pounds a year. the british government hopes the mission aboard the international space station will inspire a generation and translate into tangible benefits for the country's growing space sector. the space sector has been notching up growth around 8% annually over the next few years. it employs 30,000 people. the government wants that to grow to 40 billion pounds and 170,000 jobs by 2030. research done on the iss could prove a crucial catalyst. >> we can optimize production process for turbine blades, jet engines. those are examples how this re

. >> experts say that gas prices,c while we have been reporting iss grass prices are up a little ---as prices are up a little bit but fewer people are expected to brave the holiday crowds away from home. lauren demarco joins us live from kent island in maryland. lauren, good morning, how is itt looking. can't complain too much, because it's a beautiful morning out here.ing we are seeing a little bit of a sprinkle, but it's nice to be ne out on the water.e a lost folks looking to take advantage heading toward the het shore, traveling eastbound route 50, expect plenty of traffic along with the commencementcommn ceremonies at the naval academyc going to be quite of packed there. i got lawn anderson with aaa. >> can you believe memorial day already? >> reporter: no i do not believe it. it. it depose so fast but i'mi'm excited for the summer. >> that's right, a lost lost washingtonians are, too.s are, . we are checking in 875,0005,000 heading out of town this this weekend. a lot of company, no matter ma where you're going, and the bayy bridge, folks tell us they're expecting over 360,000

but that min 34u78 i minimum iss a proxy for getting it and covering what you need.erri: what does this mean for consumers? for the people who are covered by the so-called skinny plans. >> you pay more. because, the exchanges are going to end up costing you more, if you can't get the subsidy and; ifer uses this loophole it means costs are going up or consumers will show up in the emergency room, because they don't have insurance, then you know, i say this all of the time, we're back to square one. gerri: let me tell you this is crazy, the policies will cost $ 40 to $100 per month per employee. far lower than penalty, it seems that would put more pressure on the insurance exchanges that government is trying to set up? >> it will put more pressure in terms of the number of people so the costs are going to go up, budget expenses right now, for putting up the exchanges, we have talk about this, are not add equipment you wiladequate, t needing enough insurance carriers in a given market is provide affordable policies fors consumers, this will be some of the sickest people