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ivy zelman. interesting analysis. buy the home builders here? >> i think we had tom barrack on the show the other day. his favorite stock was mt g, which was insurance. that's a great way to play it rather than own the home builders. >> i like the home builders. i can't help but think you're going to get a better shot at them. >> i think you have to own lpx. i wouldn't do the home builders just yet. >>> coming up on "the half" stocks selling off for the second straight day. we have one stock in the green by double dim jits. one of morningstar's top bond fund managers gives his picks. revealing his game plan for making money and we'll be right back. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ >>> welcome back. the bond sell-off is deepening. you look at what the ten-year yield is doing at its highest level in well over a year. to he

ivy league school costs a lot of money. what does it do to the country only people who can affo it gothere. >> it is hard to get in. >> steve orbes, i hate tobe personal about it and i got in colombia in graduate and i went to northweern and i did well. i had to make a choice based on how much i could afford, ist that tural, steve? >> it is, david and people have to make the tradeoffs in terms of ivy's. tuititions are sky rg is institutions feel charges $60,000. we have to crge that or people don't ink we provi good information. >> penny-wise and dollar flush. this is what it is about where student loans are concerned. two reasons not to let interest rates rise. we are only talking about subsidized staffer loans. it is pd for by the government. they are essentially raising the rates on taxpayers and more spending by taxpayer and the second reason, unsubsidized an private loans. they arealready at 6.8 percent terest rates and not making a difference on the college. >> sabrin we are not talking about pennies, we are talking a

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. >>> ya está confirmado, el embarazo de la reina del reggaeton, ivy queen. pareja. que ya siempre y reveló que siempre quiso ser madre. según dio a conocer al portal en español. la artista reveló que comenzó a sentirse mal en uno de los conciertos y cuando se hizo la prueba de embarazo se llevó la mejor sorpresa de su vida. la revista publicara las primeras fotos de su pancita en la próxima edición. felicidades en hora buena. >>> ay ! sí este embarazo para ivy queens. >>> la boda... no han querido dar detalles sobre el enlace, la actriz confirmó que será en méxico en una ceremonia íntima estará en españa junios a su pareja y que no a abandonara su proyecto en méxico. >>> que tenga suerte y que sea muy feliz ni ci felicidades. >>> feliz está el cantante mijares, con su reciente producción. >>> miryam juicguzmán habló cony lo que nos contó de sus hijos y habló sobre lucero y la relación con ella vamos a ver. >>> mijares sigue creyendo en el amor su nuevo disco es la mejor prueba y lo grabó en un estudio en italia donde viajó con su hijo. >>> estoy muy contento

this woman who teaches edge qulish at the university of pennsylvania, ivy league school, says that ifou oppose late term abortion and you are white, you might be supporting white supremacy. >> so i think this is a kind of moral panic, a fear of end of whiteness that we have been seeing a long time and i think obama's extension of president kind of symbolizes to a certain degree. this is one response to that sense that there is a decreasing white majority in the country and that women's bodies and white women's bodies in particular are obviously crucial way of reproducing whiteness, white pressroom supremacy, white privilege. >> bill: amazing display of bigotry and insensitivity to the abortion issue. leslie marshall. you are a liberal, leslie. you know, you hear that fromner liberal, and you say? >> well, i say one, why didn't anybody on the panel react to that? i saw one woman's eyebrows go up. >> bill: do you want to answer your own question? you know the question to that -- answer to that question. give the folks the answer, to leslie. >> i didn't see another african-american on th

a wand of ivy. 14 and 1/4 inches. flexible. ah, with a core of a unicorn hair. your wand arm? >> my right. >> if you would, please. now, then. lauren, right? ah, yes. a wand of holly. 15 inches. nice. supple. ah, also with a core of a unicorn hair. and your wand arm? >> my left. >> if you would, please. [ twinkle! ] >> the wandkeeper then had us test out the wands. you'll have to find out for yourself what happens. >> what we can tell you is that nicole's wand didn't choose her, and my wand didn't choose me. [ twinkle! ] >> if i may. [ gasps softly ] i wonder... they both have a core of a unicorn hair. perhaps this... [ wind blows, music plays ] perfect fit. now then, nicole, this is a wand of holly -- very good for magic in nature. and you, young lady, this is a wand of ivy -- very good for healing and protection. if i may. now, then. remember -- never store your wands... in your back pockets. yes. elementary wand safety. off you go. >> thank you. >> you're very welcome. >> i love this park. it's awesome. i love harry potter, and just to be in it in real life -

this is even with an ivy league degree. then the burden of debt is something incredibly significant. we have about $30,000 of debt per kid. the amount of student debt now is a million one, a trillion one. it is more than credit card debt, more than auto loan debt. >> what that means for the economy and why we focus and repositioning america, we have to focus on the young people because they will buy a house later. they may be less likely to get a mortgage. they're going to buy a car later. they'll have household creation. they may get married later. the millennials could change the pattern of the american economy because of these factors. >> the first thing, the most danger thing think that may happen is they may not get a job. if you look to what happened in a place like europe, cyclical unemployment becomes structural unemployment. if you have been unemployed for two or three years, you are less attractive to some employer looking around. when they look around at people they tend to look for people that have five years of

and i also just want to recognize, you know, we do have one of your board members at our office, ivy lee and i want to commend her leadership and work as well. i appreciate the asian women's shelter. family sharing ivy with our office as well and we look forward to working with you and hope we can be a partner to you in your work. congratulations on finding a director. i know how incredibly difficult that is. so, you have a lot of work to do and we want to welcome you. >> thank you. >> thank you, supervisor kim. and supervisor avalos. >> thank you. i also want to congratulate becky masaki with her work over the years with the asian women's shelter and also want to welcome elizabeth curtain who i know as liz curtain to the executive director position. i have known liz for, i don't know, about 20 years or so, a good family friend, and has done amazing work around the world in the u.n. and already has done amazing work here at the asian women's shelter. it's great to have you at the helm and i look forward to our relationship, looking forward to it in a new way. >> congratulations. (app

the issue of race rearing its ugly head as an ivy league professor talks about a abortion.t is all wanting to continue white supremacy. investigators are making a new push umages are next. dechl hey. they're coming. yeah. british. later. sorry. ok...four words... scarecrow in the wind... a baboon... monkey? hot stew saturday!? ronny: hey jimmy, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? jimmy: happier than paul revere with a cell phone. ronny: why not? anncr: get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. new video released bite fbi. it shows the moment a bomb exploded in times square. the feds are hoping that someone will see something that helps them. trace has the latest. >> now, they are doing, megyn, what they did in the boston bombing and hopes that the public might see anything that sparks a memory. the bombing suspect gets off of the bike and walks up to the military recruiting depo. if you watch the video. the bombers stay there for a number of machines and he lit the fuse. you can see four other people walki

i said to him, "what are i believe schools that co -- what are ivy league schools?" i said i could not afford to go. he said they will give you a scholarship. how much does it cost to apply? he says they will waive the fee. i got in. if i had known how hard it was to get in i probably would not have tried because i would have thought that -- why take the risk? but i took the risk. then i had to decide whether i would go. my grandmother said to me, "why are you going so far away from home? all of your cousins are going to local colleges." and i loved my grandmother and it was really painful for me to say, "i think this education will be important to me. that was the first step to the rest of my life. not that i could not have gotten a good education near home. but i met people from my college from around the world, from every place in the country, and they taught me so much about things i did not know about. being away from home gave me a chance to learn about different places and the place of living and the different opportunities that i had. it was safe because i st

but where does it rate among offsprings such as apple, and blue ivy. and what does a name do to a child later in life? >>> we begin with celebrity chef paula deen's backfiring. she had two awkward videos online, apologizing for racist comments she made in the past. moments later, the network announced it won't be renewing her contract. abc's steve osunsami joins us now with the story. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. for paul a deen, this is the definition of damage control. it was a deposition, her own words, that started this fire. >> inappropriate, hurtful language is totally, totally unacceptable. >> reporter: the normally cheery and folksy self-described queen of southern cooking, begging for forgiveness, saying she's caused herself tremendous pain, insisting she doesn't discriminate. >> i want to apologize to everybody, for the wrong that i've done. >> reporter: she first put out a short, edited statement on youtube but quickly took it down. and replaced it with a longer, more natural and vigorous apology. >> i spent the be

last year, jay-z and beyonce, introduced us to blue ivy carter.uld forget gwyneth paltrow and chris martin's little one, apple. and why george foreman jr. isn't that odd, what about seven of them, girls included? all named george. perhaps they were inspired by 1970s rocker frank zappa, who named his kids moon unit and dweezil. one reason stars may go for standout names, to ward off copycats. in 2010, the name mason soared to popularity after kourtney kardashian had her son. >> how exciting. >> there's a general trend in excite of people choosing nontraditional names for their children. we tend to remember it and hear about it more when it's happening in the bright lights of hollywood. >> reporter: for most expecting parents, picking out a baby name can be a challenge. >> it's horrible. i know it's a little out there, but -- darwin. >> oh, my god. our child will be beaten to death in the schoolyard. >> reporter: but bullying aside, are there risks? >> being born into the media spotlight has challenges. but i think what's important is that parents a

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so i will thank our office staff, april venaron and ivy lee for working with our district 6 stakeholders and i'm editing our list to make sure that our top priorities were put into this budget and they stayed late on both nights and i want to recognize that april did have a loss today of a very dear, close friend and she stuck it out for the day and i want to appreciate her and her family for that. thank you. >> okay. thank you colleagues. i thank you for your comments. we have some procedurals items. i want to add to the comments of my colleagues, thank you for your support through this process. it has been an interesting learning experience and we got through it and we have something that we can be proud of. i forgot to mention, stancross, thank you. and the aids of my colleagues, thank you. we don't get it done without you and thank you for sticking it out. >> i want to thank you avalos for trying to gather that information. thank you supervisor for all of that. >> and to all of city staff that's here from our city attorney's office and controller's office, our mayor's budget director

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[laughter] ivis: i told you how excited was to see the play when it opens in los angeles.ou said to me, i think it is worthy of being seen, which is not always the case in this town. why is this worthy of being seen? , ii do not mean this town just mean it is rare to have really great material. mark twain is so prolific. i would even call him a profound figure. he is probably the most quoted american. as a scholar said, although he said i could use it, i love this idea, that mark twain is an honorary founding father. his sensibility is so distinctly american. he is so original. what he is so funny. and about such a wide range of subjects that are important. the most important that he conquered that is sadly still with us, race, he turned fact too art in a humorous style convey something profound about where we were at as americans after the worst thing that happened to our nation besides allowing our nation to begin with slavery, the civil war. and this great masterpiece, "huckleberry finn." , liketh humor and love shakespeare said, held a mirror up to nature. he showed us

>> it is, david and people have to make the tradeoffs in terms of ivy's.nd tuititions are sky rcketing is itutions feel charges $60,000. we have to charg that or people don't think we provide good information. >> penny-wise and dollar flush. this is what it is about where student loans are concerned. two reasons not to let interest rates rise. we are only talking out subsidized staffer loans. it is paid for by the government. they are essentially raising the rates on taxpayers and more ending by taxpayers and the second reason, unsubsidized d private loans. th are already at 6.8 percent interest rates and not making a difference on the colle. >> sabrina, we are not talking about pennies, we are talking about millions and billions of doars. the entire student loan program could lead to debt for taxpayers. >> it is the entire student loan problem we are talking about it is government interntion that allows them to drive up the tuition costs to obscene levels that push out on kids that afford them. and we have people who owe more in student loan debt than in

they were trying to create a new ivy league caliber university online. they are calling for the shake up of the way schools get accredited. the minerva institute is calling for a faster way of getting akred dags but with tighter oversight. nontraditional sources could gain akred dags sooner as they shop for students. they tell us they are still pursuing akred dags through traditional channels as well. >>> the migraines aren'tba enough, migraine suffers are facing another battle. >>> also coming up, explosive new evidence revealed in a murder investigation that landed a nfl star in jail. >>> and preparing for pride. now san francisco is gearing up after yesterday's same sex rulings. >> a reality check is next. >>> people around the country still celebrating the landmark ruling on same sex marriage. >> well, california attorney general wasted no time yesterday commenting on the rulings, telling californians that same sex marriages will resume in a matter of days or weeks. >> it may be true or may not, depending on where you live. >> she told the national a

this is even with an ivy league degree.the burden of debt is something incredibly significant. we have about $30,000 worth of debt per kid. the amount of student debt is $1.1 trillion. more than credit card debt, more than auto loan debt. >> what that means for the economy, which is why we're focusing, repositioning america, the young people, because they're going to buy a house later. they may be less likely to get a mortgage. they're going to buy a car later, have a household creation, they might get married. the millennials could change the pattern of the american economy because of all these factors. >> the first thing, the most dangerous thing that might happen is they might not get a job. if you look at what has happened in a place like europe, cyclical unemployment becomes structural unemployment. if you have been unemployed for two or three years you're less attractive to an employer looking around. they tend 2to look for people with five years of experience in work or somebody fresh out of college because those peo

oh, is it bug bite, allergy, rash, poison ivy?announcer ] the only medicine you need is lanacane. it stops itching fast. kills germs too. for fast relief, choose lanacane cream or first aid spray. could be good news for thous . >>> a bay area woman who got caught running a red light beat that traffic ticket, and her refund could be good news for thousands of other drivers. kiet doe with a story you'll only see on kpix 5. >> well, ken, the big question now is how do you interpret this court ruling that says that a ticket that came from this stoplight is basically voided, it's no good. what happens to all the tickets that will come forward now and the tens of thousands of the ones that happened in the past couple of years. >> when a red light camera snapped these photos of keisha allegedly blowing a red in newark, she was looking pretty grim. but now. >> you are smiling. why. >> i' been exonerated. >> last week keisha went to traffic court and argued before commissioner that the city never gave proper public notice when the cameras

we are trying to bring that to new york and we have the cornell university, one of the great ivy league schools opening a graduate campus. it's not for undergraduates, right in new york city and they are bringing technology and cornell and it interest. it's really a powerhouse that will create jobs that we are already getting and columbia is also expanding there. engineering school is doubling the size of it and nyu is collaborating with overseas universities and we are attracting the big companies. google has a block square building and microsoft has similar to that. everyone of these companies are opening in new york city and not just opening sales office, they are opening development offices and in the same thing coming in this direction. you want to be in a place that is fun, that is diverse, and that's challenging. and i come back to the same thing here in this city and my city are going to be major game changers in the world economically and academically for years to come and they are going to add to the pool of sophisticated talent generate new jobs and economic activity. we have

. >> thanks to the gates millennium scholars program he was able to get that ivy league education for >> i don't have loans. all i had to do was concentrate on my studies. >> it is important to apply to some of the most selective colleges you can get into if you are a low income high achieving student. narrow in on a set of colleges and apply to several. if are you a low income student you can get application fee waivers so you should not have to play application fees. >> it has been a transformative experience in my life. i may still live in harlem and i know i now understand harlem a lot better. >> fausto is giving back to his community. he works for a new york city organization helping kids get into top schools like he did and laura is planning to head back to school in the fall to make a better future for her young daughter. this time around she is applying for lots of scholarships. thanks for joining the conversation. we're here every saturday 2 p.m. eastern and sunday at 3. until then you can find me on facebook and twitter. >>> they're innovators, game changers, people pushing

oh, is it bug bite, allergy, rash, poison ivy?uncer ] the only medicine you need is lanacane. it stops itching fast. kills germs too. for fast relief, oh-vitch . >>> denis is here with sports you have the nba draft. >> here's a name you'll want to remember. listen to this. namana medovich. the warriors acquired a draft pick today to get the serbian guard for the 30th pick in tonight's nba draft. he's 22 years old. he's 6-4. and could serve as the team's third point guard. ken what's his name again? nemana medovich. what about the first pick? that's anthony bennett. he goes number one. victor from indiana to orlando, second over all, porter to the wizards. >> where'd cody zeller go? >> to the bob cats at number four. we got a blockbuster trend in the nba. the celtics trade kevin garnett, paul pierce, and jason terry to the nets. in return, boston gets gerald wallace and three future first round picks. wow. serena williams cruised easily over caroline garcia at wimbledon today. and she's going to have something you won't believe in

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. >> while not everyone has ivy league status. the army says it's recruiting higher caliber soldiers to the military making it harder to join. >> a lot of those in right now would not be eligible to serve if they tried to get in today. >> richard tunis is an army recruiter based in palo alto. he's had to turn away more people recently. historically high schools arer if tile ground for finding soldiers. 90% of enlisted were from the general population. mission readiness is a nonprofit organization that looks into the change. ready, willing and unable found 17 to 24-year-olds fail to meet military standards to serve. starting with lack of education. >> let's go to the first slide. one in four young americans does not have a high school diploma. >> we no longer do geds, if you have a ged, you won't be able to join the army, unfortunately. >> then there's criminal history. standards used to be much more lax. >> you could get away with minor assaults and car theft or something like that. >> the worst culprit of all obesity. retired air

. >> plus the teen who went from poverty to ivy league. >> this is a live picture. we're back with what you february 22nd. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration in the virginia legislature. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell, tea party republicans refuse to support the plan. but terry mcauliffe thinks this is too important a time for partisan politics. mcauliffe reaches out to democrats and urges them to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. >>> the center of the storm is in south carolina. parts of the east coast to see six inches of rain. tom will have the latest of the impact. june has brought buckets of rain to cuba. >> volunteers in germany rescues zoo animals. >> the late senator lautenberg will be laid to rest today. we are still waiting for the tally from yesterday. the mccultuaullife campaign sai they paid for a vip couples pass. we are talking about the race for the virginia governor's race there. the thing is that you feel violated. that someone would come into your home and

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top analyst ivy zelman tells us. plus miner meltdown.xt. >> looking forward to it. let's get a check on gold and the other metals. bertha coombs joins us from live from the nymex. are people down there -- what's the atmosphere like right now? >> you know, it's fairly calm ironically. people are just watching this decline. let's ask trader mike vidella, it does seem fairly calm, fairly organized. not necessarily huge volume today. >> no. i think a lot of it happened overknight and the volatility did spike in the options pit. as the market goes down, the fear is to the downside so the options vl tilt did spike. >> ubs cut its one month forecast for gold now saying they see it at $1,250, down from $14,2 $1,4 $1,425. today we're really having trouble or the market is really having trouble holding that $1,300 an ounce left. >> $1,250 is not far away. this $1,285 level was very important. it was retracement level. if we break that level, we really don't have much between here and $1,150. so there's a lot of investor pain. this is a lot of inve

. >> reporter: while not everyone has ivy league status, the army says it is recruiting higher-calibers, the military making it harder to join. >> a lot of soldiers that are in right now would not be eligible to serve if he tries to get in today. >> reporter: srnlg first class richard tunis has had to turn away more people recently. historically, high schools are fertile ground for finding future soldiers. sergeant tunis estimates roughly 90% of students could qualify for enlisting. not anymore. >> now, instead of being able to talk to 90% of the population, you can only talk to 50% or maybe less than that. >> reporter: but why? that's what "mission readiness," a nonpartisan, nonprofit led by retired military senior leaders looked into. a report entitled "ready, willing and unable" found 75% of 17 to 24 years old in the u.s. fail to meet standards to serve, starting with lack of education. 1 of 4 young americans does not have a high school diploma. >> we no longer do geds. if you have a ged you won't be able to join the army. >> reporter: then there's criminal history. standards used

. >> reporter: this is the largest ecommerce business in india, he was an ivy league graduate in the united states, but forced home, founding a billion dollar business, employing 1500 indian workers. >> businesses are moving out of opportunities that have the great opportunities at the universities. >> reporter: the u.s. champion per of commerce which spent millions, today stood among those on stage with him. >> congress needs to act. and that moment is now. >> reporter: huge momentum today as even opponents acknowledged the bipartisan senate bill is likely to pass, and for the first time, the republican speaker of the house predicted action there too. >> i think by the end of the year we could have a bill. >> reporter: an eventual path to citizenship and immediate legal status. but ban them from government social programs for years. >> buying houses and cars, all those things that boost the local economy. >> reporter: and pumped up border security, a historic reform to immigration laws that proponents say will boost the american economy with new brains and businesses now operating o

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