let's talk with jeanette pavini, she writes the buyer beware column for marketwatch.com. one of your headline columns was, "don't let crowdfunding become crowd scamming." what do you mean by scamming? > > well i think that when you are investing your hard-earned cash into someone's idea or someone's business or project, you have to be careful because any time the internet is involved and you really don't know the person or the source, you have the potential to be scammed. > > do you have examples? > > well there was several that i came across when i was doing my research. one was where a lot of people were investing in a kobe beef type of business, and they almost raised their goal amount before it was caught-- that it was a scam and of course everyone got their money back. i think it's just really important that people are aware that if you're turning your money over. you want to make sure you were turning it into the right hands. and that said the crowd funding sites that i spoke with, they do have a lot of things in place to try to prevent scamming and most of them wil

. >> se reunieron con jeanette napolitano, para que 50 mil estudiantes estadounidense vengan a méxicoifornia se une al esfuerzo. >> tenemos programas de otros países, damos estudio. >> tenemos la puerta con china, estudiaran tecnologia y aprender el inglés de segundo idioma, se puede hacer con otros países. >> estamos desarrollando estrategia que permita que el talento regrese a méxico. >> el éxito economico social depende de tener fuerza laboral educada y con oportunidades de empleo. >> se dara en california y universidades de más prestigio en méxico . >> ♪ . >> enseguida alerta por un queso popular en latinos, hay una muerte de una persona y 3 niños hospitalizados. >> la viuda negra se estrena pero presentamos la verdadera narco asesina. >> a las 11. el termómetro marca 56. >> volvemos con más no le cambie. >> ♪ . >> el conductor termino inconciente pero salvo de vida, el hecho paso el florida. >> autoridades lanzan alerta para que no consuman requeson que podría tener listeria. >> hay una muerte pero puede haber más víctimas. >> queso a las enchilada, tamales me encanta. >> pero cu

i was thinking jose the other day when jaevent got sworn in how much time we spent that jeanette and she was celebrating at the time the only local no objection create that was initiated by jose and his team and the great work that was being done that was ahead of of its time. resay respectfully they have a role to play but we could counter balance some of the work they remember doing with regards to those businesses. the mayor is not exaggerating i was at a meeting and bank of d.c. all coming out of the work from jose. success leaves clues and this is a successful city that leaves an remarkable amount of clues. we don't intimate because we're a model and mayor you should be proud of the leadership and everyone here. it's an honor to be welcomed back to the extent i was weekday waiting for the opportunity to swear jose in i haven't done this in a long time. but payroll a carmen forgot about me i didn't know she was sworn in i'm okay about this this is only on tv this is okay we'll talk later. so jose he lets get you sworn back in for four more years. everybody ready. anybody have any

. >>> jeanette yellin made history today. she was supposed to make this address some time ago but bad weather got in the way. she will soon dial down some of that easy money that propped up the american economy during the recession. the question is when she'll do it and by how much. >> this morning friends and family are mourning the death of "the dating game's first ever hose. he died in his home of a heart attack. he hosted "the dating game" that began in 1965. he was 81 years old. >> the fbi is investigating several acts of anti-wealth graffiti. the fbi is investigating it. investigators are not sure if this is an attack on the wealthy or kids pulling a prank. >> a man picked the wrong convenience store to try and rob. the whole thing was caught on camera. he went to an a&m in richard monday and demanded cash. the clerk grabbed the gun and tried to take it, and a customer grabbed him from behind and wrestled him to the ground. they say on the suspect until police arrived. >> don't ever, ever, ever do that. >> the guy holdi

de california, se manifestaron pidiendo una vez mÁs la renuncia de la presidenta de instituciÓn jeanetteo que tiene un rÉcord de violaciÓn a derechos humanos, por las mÁs de 2 millones de deportaciones que realizÓ cuando dirigÍa el departamento de seguridad interna del paÍs. >> y hablando de centros enseÑanza superior la universidad estatal de san josÉ contempla cÓmo prevenir posibles crÍmenes motivados por el odio entre estudiantes en respuesta a un incidente que saliÓ a la luz pÚblica en noviembre del aÑo 2013. >> se formarÁ un grupo para evitar que haya mÁs vÍctima, flavio lacayo tiene mÁs detalles te escuchamos. >> asÍ es buenas tardes me encuentro en el edificio de inc snoo nei . >> aquÍ a las 5: 30 iniciÓ la primera de 6 reuniones en la junta especial encabezada por una eso jueza que incluye a estudiantes, profesores, activistas comunitarios y ex alumnos tienen la responsabilidad de recomendar nuevas polÍticas, reglamentos y procedimientos para evitar posibles ataques de perfil racial como el ocurrido el aÑo pasado. >> la universidad quiere enviar un mensaje crÍmenes motivados por

in testimony before congress, jeanette yellen offered little, if any, departure from policy from ben bernanke. she said that interest rates will likely remain low for a low time. >> the committee has emphasized a highly accommodative policy will remain appropriate for a considerable time after asset purchases end. >> the major indexes rose more than 1% as she spoke. the fourth straight day of gains for stocks. by thursday, the s&p 500 was within a percent of the all-time high. the markets continued to climb on friday. a megadeal in media. comcast announced it will buy time warner cable for $45 million in an all stock deal. that would combine the nation's two largest cable providers and serve 30 million customers. the deal still has to be approved. comcast is the parent of the company that produces this program. >>> disappointing retail sales for january. cold weather across the country contributed to a drop of 0.4% with americans spending lesson cars, clothing and restaurants. that could be bad news for the gdp. consumer spending accounts for more than two-thirds have o the u.s. econ

. >> jeanette napolitano. >> muere el jugador de full boto americano mientras hacÍa entrenamientos rutinariose quedarÁ mas que cumplir con la sanciÓn impuesta de 162 partidos por violar el programa antidopaje y el convenio. >> le sigue lloviendo mojado a 124 dÍas de iniciar un obrero resultÓ herido segÚn declaraciones de las personas a cargo de la construcciÓn el obrero se lastimÓ mientras desmanto lab una grÚa que fue utilizada para instalar el techo del inmueble. >> vamos a la bundesliga. >> ante el bayern leverkusen no debutÓ andrÉs guardado pero se llevÓ la victoria, sumando asÍ 43 unidades a 10 de lÍder. >> y la visita de piojo herrera parece que le vino como anillo al dedo al mexicano hÉctor moreno quien le terminÓ dando la victoria al espaÑol con este golpe de cabeza el equipo jugÓ con un hombre menos desde el minuto 29 vamos a mÉxico porque en pocos minutos estarÁ comenzando la fecha 6 en el torneo mexicano, tijuana en el estadio caliente estarÁ enfrentando a monterrey, maÑana querÉtaro a veracruz. >> tigres, santos, leÓn pumas y atlas morelia. >> con prueba y chivas. >> toluca y chia

host: jeanette on the line for independents. caller: hello? host: hey, jeanette, you are on "washington journal." caller: thanks. i'm curious what the gentleman thinks about the huge thing going on between comcast and time warner in the city -- in d.c., and they will control 50% of all the media -- internet, broadband, television, probably radio, too -- i don't know if they are in that are not. thinkch president do you would have objected to this incident just going "oh, heck yeah." guest: [laughs] interesting question. there is a heavily regulatory element to this and it is not reaganic of the day, but got rid of the rules for financial interest in syndication that are vented tv stations from honing their content, and that had a heavy shift in how tv was on and operated and distributed. there are constant changes and flex and what the new media are -- flux in what the new media art. you were talking about the cable merger, but that article in "the new york times" today talks about the rivalry between hbo and netflix. netflix was a completely

jeanette a louise johnson. [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. and if there are any other speakers that did not sign a card, please do line up. >>> hi, everybody. my name is [speaker not understood], i'm 16-year-old and i'm here with project [speaker not understood] we're here and talking. project is an advocacy program that consists of [speaker not understood] or has a parrottction who is incarcerated. and i'm speaking in support of the fair chance ordinance. i'm here today because my mom was incarcerated in 2009. she was in san francisco county jail and she wasn't let out until 2010. when she was released it was difficult for her to get housing and to get a job because she had a lot of felonies. therefore, it was hard for us to -- my brothers and my sister and i to live with her wasn't able to keep a house or stable job because of her felonies. so, it took about 3-1/2 years for us to live with her and it was very unfortunate because i was in a very uncomfortable situation with a guardian and i just really wanted to live with my mom. it would ha

host: jeanette on the line for independents. caller: hello? host: hey, jeanette, you are on "washington journal." caller: thanks. i'm curious what the gentleman thinks about the huge thing going on between comcast and time warner in the city -- in d.c., and they will control 50% of all the media -- internet, broadband, television, probably radio, too -- i don't know if they are in that are not. thinkch president do you would have objected to this incident just going "oh, heck yeah." guest: [laughs] interesting question. there is a heavily regulatory element to this and it is not reaganic of the day, but got rid of the rules for financial interest in syndication that are vented tv stations from honing their content, and that had a heavy shift in how tv was on and operated and distributed. there are constant changes and flex and what the new media are -- flux in what the new media art. you were talking about the cable merger, but that article in "the new york times" today talks about the rivalry between hbo and netflix. netflix was a completely

. >> reporter: jeanette thank you for your time.s addressth parental concerns -- addressing the parental concerns. we'll keep you updated about the progress that's been made at the school. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 19 minutes before 9:00. a big decision affecting some parties here in california. the new rule that should make a host think twice before serving a drink before an underaged guest. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where investigators are trying to figure out what started a fire in this portable building. i just spoke to the man who escaped from inside. we'll tell you what happened. >>> golden gate bridge. we haven't seen that for a bit. it's doing very well. however, if you are driving north to santa rosa, i want to warn you about a truck accident that's blocking lanes. we'll tell you about that and the rest of the commute. >>> a lot of low clouds and fog have come marching back. it will be cooler for some. inland, sunny. don't get used to it. big changes for tomorrow. >>> stocks have turned

about margaret sanger because she is my hero. ..rst of all, the first woman elected to congress jeanettekin, and there's a statue of her in the capitol rotunda now. second of all, thank you for everything you've done. i'm writing a book chapter about women's bookstores, and i will add you. and i'm delighted to hear about your career in jazz. i write about that as well. i play the music of women who were in jazz for my classes including the international sweethearts of rhythm, a mixed-race band in world war ii, but also many other women in jazz. margaret sanger, yes. a personal hero to my grandmother, my mother's mother, it would appear was of >>. >> -- leave the country in part because she published a magazine called "the woman rebel" at a time when it was illegal to send information including discussion about birth control through the u.s. mail. so postal authorities seized her magazine. she had to flee. she, basically, studied in europe's first birth control clinic which was in holland and returned with information about the diaphragm for american women. what most people don't realize

sugar or jeanette ticks? >> sugar. >> come on on. >> come on. >> >> are you kidding me?e of genetics and if you do everything right you may have bad luck. for most people, sugar, whether it leads to obesity what leads to cardiovascular disease and sugar in and of itself causing cardiovascular disease for most of us that is a bigger risk factor. >> wow. okay. so as a doctor and a mom, is there soda pop in your house, emily? >> no there is no soda pop in my house. there never has been. i like the taste of soda, for sure, but i'm not a big soda drinker and my family doesn't drink soda. my son does, he is 17 and i don't have a lot of control over him. >> no, you don't. thanks for coming in, dr. emily senay. we will watch this for sure. guys, it's just the beginning. i know. i sound like a broken record. >> salt, sugar, fat, the devastating effects on our bodies and the fact it is per invading our food supply. >> i'm okay giving up the sugar but you can't take away my soul food. >> it's all sugar. they make everything with sugar now. even barbecue sauce. read the ingredients.

jeanette rankin, the first woman elected to congress in 1917, who stood before this body and said, i may be the first woman to be here, but i won't be the last. and she was right. congresswoman shirley chisholm, the first black woman to serve in this body, an the first in our nation as a female to run for president of the united states. and leader pelosi, the highest ranking female elected to serve in american history. and the first female to serve as house speaker. america is a much better place because of their service. but there are still far too many women who are left behind. we can help rectify that by making sure that we advocate for women's rights, to have the right to vote, to have pay equity, paid leave, and access to quality child care. this evening, we will have the opportunity to hear many firsthand stories about women and the challenges that they face and how we can help overcome them. let me start by introducing my co-guest anchor, robin kelly, from the second district of illinois. robin is no stranger to the challenges that women face in the work force. as a former st

well, first of all, the first woman elected to congress jeanette rankin, and there's a statue of her in the capitol rotunda now. second of all, thank you for everything you've done. i'm writing a book chapter about women's bookstores, and i will add you. and i'm delighted to hear about your career in jazz. i write about that as well. i play the music of women who were in jazz for my classes including the international sweethearts of rhythm, a mixed-race band in world war ii, but also many other women in jazz. margaret sanger, yes. a personal hero to my grandmother, my mother's mother, it would appear was one of the first young women in the united states to go to margaret sanger's clinic as a young woman in the 1920s and always held sanger in the highest esteem. i regret seeing birth control reemerge as a controversy almost a hundred years later. sanger, of course, was forced to leaf -- leave the country in part because she published a magazine called "the woman rebel" at a time when it was illegal to send information including discussion about birth control through the u.s. mail. so