. >> joan wood, john horn. >> is there any other members of the public who wish to address the board if they can fill out a speaker card and bring that to me, it would be appreciated. thank you. >> mr. heal ye? >> good afternoon. now the mic is on. [laughter] i was reading the economist you are going to be holding a world cup coming up here and how are you going to explain to the public that may get hurt by these vehicles that you have not only stopped these vehicles from going on but actively encouraged thousands of illegal vehicles to take the street. thank you i wish you would pass that information on to the mayor. >> thank you speaker. >> joan wood, john horn. >> good afternoon. and members of the board. i've been driving since 1981 and my problem is with these bicycles they are increasing all the time. you are eliminating the city is eliminating the lanes at valencia avenue and it takes a long time to get to the destination and this bicycle lane most of them they don't really care about the -- they block the corners they go every where so i wish we had a more room for them but i

john: can police legally arrest you just for filming the authorities? that is next. ♪ (train hornherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. ♪ john: our government adds thousands of new laws every year . the fed's alone added 8,000 pages of new regulation just last year. add in state and local laws, we are drowning in rules. >> the police blocking the. so given that the police have the power to let me a or shoot me it is important that we be able to keep an eye on them fortunately that is easier today because even our phones have cameras. a camera is a powerful tool. watching the watchman. the problem is often the watchman don't want to be watched. in jones county mississippi a highway patrolman told pierre, stop your rv. an activist who likes to videotape encounters. >> turn it off. >> how come? >> turn it off. john: the police were suspicious of shirtless, tattooed pete and his big trailer with new hampshire plates. his friend filmed the encounter and said. >> i would like to keep everyone accountable. john: apparently th

john. i say, bear made the better argument. let's go around the horn pl final trades. anthony? >> i like morgan stanley. i get the opportunity it hear one of their regional brokers management talk this week and williamsburg virginia. two thumbs up for morgan stanley. >> so banks, i mean, you have high hopes for most of the banks? >> morgan stanley, j.p. morgan. i think goldman is also a good buy. >> joe? >> surprising to me that there are more -- while a go we talked about hewlett-packard. we got the $20 and now there is a long neutral position, get out. >> simon? >> the housing stocks going up. earnings up 130%. if you like housing, own eagle materials. >> dr. j? >> stocks easing back a little bit today. buy into this one. a lot of activity on april, 35 calls. that's what did it for us. >> surging for its next move. is it going to be up? is it going to be down. you have a jobs report at the end of the report. anthony, you see that as the next big catalyst? the jobs report? >> either way? >> it is going to be a short term catalyst but obviously the mega big catalyst is with the

horn but... ♪ toot toot. [ male announcer ] find gevalia in the coffee aisle or at gevalia.com >>> welcome back. john helping his party when it comes to immigration reform. to immigration reform. a 25-year-old, undocumented immigrant asked him to drop the "i" word, immigrant. and asked him to use latino. dropping those seven letters is perhaps too much to ask for mccain. mccain responded "someone who crosses our borders illegally is here illegally. call it whatever you want to, but it's illegal. there is a big difference between someone who does something that does illegal and someone who is undocumented. i'll continue to call it illegal." at least he managed to say self-deportation. i'm joined by a national political reporter from "the washington post" and a reporter from "new york times magazine." thank you, beautiful people, for joining us. >> it is hair and makeup. >> since nya is here with me live on set, let's talk about the likelihood of immigration reform passing. every time i think there is progress being made, you hear john mccain, who has been leading this senate as part of the gang of eig

you catch the par when he talked about john boehner not being able to reel in certain republicans who paint hornsis what he is saying. he is saying the tea party guys are racist. they will never do what a black president wants them to do. that is exactly what he is saying. if you don't believe me listen to w. b. later this weekend tomorrow morning. it will be echoed within the black community and hispanic community that opposition to obama is not based on differences in economic philosophy. he says that almost every single time but became out and said again. [talking over each other] charles: as a black person who understands better than you do i heard it many times, i heard it today. also a victim card. seniors are going to be victimized, college students will be victimized, it is never about the country united, working together for common goals of the strong. tracy: potomac research with us as well, gregg, you listened to all this, market over the last few days has not reacted to the scare tactics, the president back of a little bit, the sky didn't fall but people are going to lose their jobs.

stars you know the horns of the goat the ears in the cheney changing something changed or am i mis perceiving this we had the reagan era and the new congress year which if you look at the john boehner ear you know speaker of the house there when you look back at new gingrich he was actually somebody that put some intellectual thought into the process even if people didn't agree with the today's the party at least up on the hill and there's a lot of good people in both parties but the party the republican party is more interested in the in the campaign side of it the the donations side of it and both parties thrive on the mother's milk of politics which are campaigns but on the republican side it's a party in flux they don't know which direction they're going to go yet but you see at the helm people who throw people off of committees because they don't like how they vote which has happened three members of the of the house that happen to them you also see the leadership and i argue to the speaker's office which really maybe doesn't want to get to the the nitty gritty and the tough things you have to do to make compromise happen which is such a filthy word but even under newt

(horns honking) so what does this mean for the united states and all that oil in that country? former u.n. ambassador johnme thoughts straight ahead. >> steve: you can keep calm and carry on as they say in great britain. now we're talking about knives. you can carry on knives. >> brian: what? >> steve: tsa changing the rules to make it easier for terrorists to take knives on board. good idea? absolutely not. we're going to report and you will decide that it's a dumb idea. >> brian: we can't bring our prell still? and regis philbin is coming to fox and he has a little advice for me when i run to him in the hall. >> when that comes, call me mr. regis. >> brian: mr. regis? >> brian: little advice. he's a legend. what else he told me coming up only on "fox & friends" just about now. >> gretchen: he loves this show. we knew he wasn't going to retire. he's too young and has too much energy. he loves sports and that's what he'll be doing now. >> brian: fox sports 1 is starting of the it's the counter to espn. regis is going to go into the sports world and maybe join the giants. >> steve: you got sound bites from