the human resources director for the department i'm proud and how should to be here to introduce jolene as the award employee recognize program joline started on may six 17997 and promoted up to the senior personal clerk and payroll clerk and has been the payroll manager for the recreation and park commission since 2002. this past april the recreation and park commission was one of the departments to convert 15 hundred employees to the new payroll program in order to do so we had to train one hundred and 40 supervisors i others yourselves this happened during the busiest he time of the year and when the payroll clerk we were down two payroll clerks joline effectively used all the system and joline dedicated herself no having few glitches and disruptions without jolene's efforts that would be disrupted did department and couldn't afford that so on behalf of the rules committee we want to thank her (clapping.) >> that's good. >> hey can we please before we precede i need everyone to take a seat. >> all right. i wanted to conclude the recognition portion there's two special individuals who

tell me i'm wrong. >> i'm not here to talk valuation, just like jolene. it's notable this is one of two legs of the economy driving us forward giving us the 2% growth. it's silicon valley and the innovation going on there and the innovation in the energy industry. i'm thrilled to see animal spirits in silicon valley creating the new applications, that's fantastic. just get government out of the way and get somebody new in the white house and we'll create it. stuart: throw this out to both of you. you refuse to answer the question is it an app bubble. i put it to you snapchat hasn't made a single dime. doesn't it remind you of the dot comes of the 90s which relied on eyeballs for the valuation. >> i'll say this about the bubble. we are talking about the internet of things. other companies that are valued around $10 billion, uber, airbnb, these are services, right? unlike the bubble of the late 1 0, we're looking at an economy that is becoming fully integrated. this is how we communicate. just not an option but a large sector of -- >> yes, remember, when th

jolene kent is live at nasdaq with answers.o, it looks great today but super impose it and we are right back where we started. >> liz, this is fascinating. look at this, 4531 where weort nasdaq today, up fractionally, that's looking good. if you look at the last 14 years, check out the three tech stocks we're watching. nasdaq continues to rise closer to the prebubble highs of march 9, 2,000, yahoo! intel are not doing as well. yahoo! is down about 52%, intel down 39%. cisco is actually down 62% on. flipside of that, we want to show you the internet of things and why it's making a positive impact on the nasdaq watching google and apple, those stocks have skyrocketed since march 2000, 14 years ago. apple up more than 4500%. and another stock i'm watching is ebay. today they're up about 3% on news that perhaps the paypal unit may finally be spun off, liz? liz: looking at that too, an interesting movement jolene kent, live from the nasdaq giving us perspective which we love to give to our viewers. thank you so much. >>> all week lo

brad and jolene in a put a ring on it. hasan reports from the scene of the wedding in france. >> the kids have a great time. >> reporter: jolie/pitt children. and hollywood rejoices. the world's most glamorous couple has finally gotten married. brad pitt and angelina jolie finally got married. how do the two keep their wedding a secret? it helps if you can do it at home. the couple settled at the chateau in 2008. getting married at a french castle sounds about right. they've been together for nine years. ever since "mr. and mrs. smith" where chemistry smoked up the set. they got enjoijed in 2012, keeping coy about what they might do and when. it's no surprise they pulled off a surprise wedding. and check out that bling. while most friend, george clooney, offered congratulati s congratulations. telling "people" magazine, how great is that? i'm happy for brad and angie and their whole family. for "nightline," i'm lama hasan, in the south of france. >> we're happy for them, too. we thank you, as well, for watching "nightline"

jolene abourezk runs the icwa office in rapid city for her tribe, the oglala sioux. she represents parents in court, fights to get cases transferred back to the tribe and places children with native foster families or kin. south dakota removes children from their homes more frequently than almost any other state in the country. >> my clients, they're so scared, anytime they see a social worker it's like seeing an officer, a police officer. it's not like here's some social worker offering to help me and my family improve in some way, the immediate response is they are here to take my kids. joleen believes many of the removals could be avoided. >> we've had grandmas who lived a block down the road who tried to get their grandkids. law enforcement calls dss. if they just place with the relative it can avoid so much. once you get into that system it's just so hard to get out because it's just one thing after another. the crucial moment when a judge decides whether to hold children in custody comes during a hearing held 48 hours after a child is removed. the lawsuit again

jolene kemp from the fox news network joins us now. >> a whole bunch ofities see bits see spiert is causing a problem for suzuki. they are recalling sedans because spiders are weaving webs that are blocking vents. this could cause pressure in the fuel tank that could increase the risk of a fire according to the highway national safety administration. no crashes or injuries have been reported. if you are waiting for the new iphone you might get a big bonus this fall. they are preparing a launch to launch a wearable device in september according to repos. the i watch may have a fitness tracking app plus a way to control your smart devices in the home like the lights and garage door from your wrist. we are watching samsung today. they released their own smart watch the first to make phone calls without a local phone nearby. a lifetime of taco bell may be $1 away. 11 special dollar bills in 11 u.s. cities. if you find one you could win a 10,000 dollar taco bell gift card. that's $260 a day in tacos and nachos for 36 years according to the "washington post". it started tuesday in los angeles. ch

jolene temp is here to explain. economy and obamacare you may get hit by a higher packs bill.gher than you estimated when you applied for health insurance the tricky connections between obamacare could reduce or erase your tax fund next year. as the income increases you will qualify for less of the tax credit and any difference reflected by your income will come out of that tax refund and let you report the changes as they happen right now. right now the average tax credit on health insurance exchanges comes out to $264 a month. the hnr block is recommending if your income goes up this year contact healthcare.gov and update your account right away. you may pay a higher health insurance preem upthe rest of this year but sucked save money. çtl bracing for a manic nun day rily relax. how money man: aged to scale the structure and pose for pictures. but first he what's coming up on "fox & friends" with brian kilmeade. >> a terror group releases an american hostage held captive for two years. we don't know why, we don't know who we know there was a ransom. who is the british rapper

jolene kent joins us with what consumers can expect from this deal.booing of america wi-- bank will pay the justice department 16 to $17 million for fraud len the mortgage backed securities that caused a financial crisis. if it goes through it will be the biggest civil settlement between the government and a company ever. they are set with 7 billion in so-called relief to consumers. the big fined are not nearly enough typically in these situations to reverse the damage done by the recession and foreclosures. we are also looking at google they are teaming up with barns and nobles teaming up with amazon. book worm in san francisco and here in new york city can get same daybook shopping google shopping express. otherwise it costs about $5 a delivery. this could be just what barns and nobles means despite the sagging numbers. it shut down 63 stores in the last five years. in social media and pinterest they have a messaging feature that allows you to discuss the pins you like. pinterest is doing well. it is more popular than twitter with more than 20 perce

jolene kent is here with what you need to know. good morning. >> good moaning.are supposed to be secure but your most trusted apps are at serious risk. a study by university of michigan and university of california riverside researchers say 6 out of 7 apps can be hacked at an alarming rate. they had a 92 percent success rate hacking the g mail app on the phones. they could also steal check images from it the banking app. personal information like social security numbers and your address could be accessed from h -- h & r block app. shopping app has a more secure airspace. but cyber criminals can break into that 48 percent of the time. they said the security problem is not exclusive to android phones it could be used on apple devices and windows phonesÑi as well. the computer science professor who led the steady is hoping because of it it is more tightly regulated and protects consumers. in the meantime the device was simple. don't install untrusted apps. if only it worked that easy. >> thank you so much. could robots one day soon be ruping the show at the office?

jol jolene hickson didn't know the difference between marijuana and hemp last year. that is her wheat field. this is no joke. ask a conservative rancher whether or not global warming is real. any time we get off petroleum we replace it with something like building composit and get that into hemp instead of the petro-chemical based building materials we use. any time you get on petroleum you are doing something good were the world. last week in the niger delta terrible things are happening. i am not someone that can criticize the patretroleum induy because i believe they made it great. i will not be able to use my mac without the petroleum. we would not have won world war ii without texas crowd and hemp for that matter. if we have a gusher up there next to the lincoln monument i am cool with that. but that was last century and let's move on to the next thing. the big issue for american farmers now and you colorado residents know that is how do you get your seeds. one would like to think that the employees that work for us and are paid with our tax dollars follow the l

jolene kent has fired up monitor with google right now. hi, jo. >> you have been in and out of google like an expert. we all use it, the products are pretty good compared to the competition, i want to take you down a walk down memory lane. this is a 50,000 person company that generates 66 billion dollars in revenue. you compare that to just 3.19 back in 2014, and the annual revenue per u.s. user on a regular basis in the u.s. $119 each this year. that is more than triple the $33 that we had in 2004. we want to talk about net ad revenue spending. google dominates, 32% compared to 15%. google does very well. google generates 97% of revenue from this ad revenue alone. and we're looking at acquisiti acquisitions that you mentioned. 145 companies according to fact set and some have been extremely successful. youtube, android, waves, doubleclick, and i want to take you to google ventures. take a look at companies that venture capital arm of google has done, home away, retail me not, silver spring network, they've all gone public, and uber they'v

here our marketing maven and very own jolene kent. bruce, what do you think of the walmart revamp?es a lot of sense for walmart to make a change. here's the biggest problem, though, when you order from amazon, the one thing that walmart can't touch is the box comes to your house that says amazon. now you order from walmart and the box comes to your house that says walmart. that doesn't have the same appeal. melissa: really? i don't care what the box says, i want the thing for a good price and want it to show up tomorrow. >> you care a lot, and you care what your neighbors think. melissa: no, i don't. >> absolutely. melissa: bruce, you are crazy. normally you are dead thochlt you are absolutely crazy. i don't care who sends it to me. i want what i want for a good price, that's the problem with target and walmart and others online, with amazon, i know it's going to show up. >> if walmart can provide a price that is appealing and more accurate than amazon, the numbers will survive. a small percentage of walmart continuing declining revenue numbers, they haven't done well. it's a tiny

jolene kent with me now. you know the google story well. what stands out?etails. they asked the bank underwriters to hand write responses ahead of the ipo. so much has changed over the last ten years, not just the soaring stock price. remember when google

. >>> jolene kent watching snapchat.h advertisers that could mean big money for the vanishing message app. firstup, we start with the activist investor move. tons to track this year. one that stands out because of unique strategy is the valiant and pershing square pair taking on botox maker allergan. in the past five years it's rare to see activist investor engineer a takeover attempt as pershing

. >>> our tech reporter jolene kent compares and contrasts the two services. the differences? >> it looks like a travel guide written by your own town, the recommendations are based on 10,000, and the company has collected from users and recommendations, since the company basically became of age in 2009. four square users get recommendations from friends and other users whose takes they trust or respect.

jol jolene hickson didn't know the difference between marijuana and hemp last year. that is her wheat field. this is no joke. ask a conservative rancher whether or not global warming is real. any time we get off petroleum we replace it with something like building composit and get that into hemp instead of the petro-chemical based building materials we use. any time you get on petroleum you are doing something good were the world. last week in the niger delta terrible things are happening. i am not someone that can criticize the patretroleum induy because i believe they made it great. i will not be able to use my mac without the petroleum. we would not have won world war ii without texas crowd and hemp for that matter. if we have a gusher up there next to the lincoln monument i am cool with that. but that was last century and let's move on to the next thing. the big issue for american farmers now and you colorado residents know that is how do you get your seeds. one would like to think that the employees that work for us and are paid with our tax dollars follow the l