karen: you hit me! karen, go up and get changed. ben, will you stop playing with that? ( toy siren wailing ) listen! for the last time, you should never, ever hit a person! what if they were attacking you with a shovel? what? if somebody's attacking you with a shovel, you must be able to hit them. well, obviously, yeah. i mean, that would be self-defense, so... obviously, in that sort of shovel-related circumstance you can hit someone, but-- ah, but you said never ever. look, ben, you know perfectly well what-- come on, people, let's not be late for another wedding! ah! and today's mystery object is... a trowel behind the telly. ( ben and pete arguing ) karen! are you ready? look, ben, you must never hit someone first. what if you're a boxer? if you're a boxer, you should be able to hit someone, because... listen! a boxer's job is to punch people. yeah, but we're not talking about-- what if somebody's walking toward you, and you know they're a murderer... ben. and they have a shovel. ben, this isn't about murderers with shovels. sue: jake, can you stop texting? ben: why

karen, where did you last see them? karen: and also i can't find my hairbrush to brush my hair. sue; well, where did you last see it? ( coughs ) nasty little cough you've got there, ben. now get your swimming stuff, it's wednesday. there's one thing i can't do, and it's definitely swimming. could you send them a note? yep, i can send them a note saying "ben is pretending to be ill."

karen, where did you last see them? karen: and also i can't find my hairbrush to brush my hair. sue; well, where did you last see it? ( coughs ) nasty little cough you've got there, ben. now get your swimming stuff, it's wednesday. there's one thing i can't do, and it's definitely swimming. could you send them a note? yep, i can send them a note saying "ben is pretending to be ill." but what if i really am ill? i might die. yeah, we'd be very upset, but we'd learn to live with it. now come on, get your swimming stuff. off you go. you okay, jake? yeah, i'm fine. good, good. look, this, uh, this bullying thing at school, it's just the one kid doing it, is it? look, dad, i don't want to talk about it now. yeah, but you have to talk-- dad, just chill, okay? ( phone rings ) i am chilled. it's just-- hello? oh, hi, veronica. sue: karen! she's sort of in the middle of something at the moment. karen: it's mine! give it back! is it? sue, it's veronica. can i call her back? can she call you back, veronica? no, you can't apparently. oh, hi, veronica. yeah. yeah, i did get it. it's just a bi

you did such a fantastic job last time. no! you're a mouse killer! karen! id of it, and then bloody jane turned up. brilliant. can't rely on anyone. you're right there. not even your friends. are you all right, sweetheart? they voted for ross as class rep. oh, i'm sorry to hear that. did he pay them more money than you? no, he didn't give them any money. he's just-- he's popular. no, that's not right. once you've sold your vote, you should stick to it. jake: when are we gonna have this family chat about money? we could have it now, couldn't we? we could have a family meeting over tea. karen, come and sit down! mum, can you guarantee that we're definitely not-- oi! can you guarantee we're definitely not gonna lose the house? yes. it's not like that. we're just a bit short of money at the moment. we can't even afford a cup of tea. what do you mean? well, one day, me and mummy were walking down the street, and there was a man sitting on the pavement with his dog. a very nice dog, actually. and he asked, "do you have enough money for a cup of tea?" and mum said,

do you like that one? yeah. karen have you ever thought that if your nose runs and your feet smell, you could be upside-down? ( exasperated sigh ) you've told me that joke so many times before, granddad. what? why do you keep saying the same thing? um... it's because i'm old. well, mummy always says the same thing. is that because she's old? what does she say to you? she says, um, grow up. stop being silly. she said that to you? no. she says that to dad. oh, well. ( chuckles ) look. let's have a look at that one over there. ( children laughing ) so, how are you going to manage with you here and your boyfriend back in arizona? there are phones, there are planes, there are vibrators. uh-oh. now i've shocked her. no, you haven't shocked me. i'm just not sure that you've thought it through properly. sue, let go. just-- just count to 10 and let go. i mean, you can't keep looking after dad. you've got enough on your plate with the kids. what does that mean? nothing. they're great kids. they've just got issues. what issues?

[laughter] [applause] [applause] >> my name is karen you. i want to confirm that the health department is in support of this task force. we have been working with the past year-and-a-half for some of the community groups in bringing employers to take their responsibilities as employers. supervisor avalos: thank you. any other member of the public that would like to speak? >> donna levit. good morning. i had the office of labor standards enforcement, and i would like to also add our support to the record of the task force. office of labor standards enforcement has worked hard to establish a speck of working relationships with other city agencies. this will bring us in the same room to collaborate and strategizing with members of the community with business representatives and community- based organizations, and i look forward to working with the task force to move this work for work. thank you very much for your leadership around this issue. supervisor avalos: thank you. we will close public comment. first off, i would like to thank people fo

well, thank you very much for inviting us. i'm so sorry. i thought karen was going to let you in. she wouldn't let me in until i guessed the password. what was it? i don't know. she wouldn't let me in. ( laughter ) karen! no, it's ok. i don't mind from my favorite niece in the whole wide world. how many nieces do you have? well, one, but even if i had a hundred, you'd still be my favorite. that's just silly because you wouldn't know what the other ones ( hiccup ) would be like. have you got hiccups? yes. so would you like me to read you a bedtime story or something? i don't want ( hiccup ) a story. let her read you a story. you'll enjoy it. ( hiccup ) but i don't want you to read a story to me. well, why don't we all move on through? ravi: well, thank you. kuj: thanks. up the stairs to bed. i'll come and check on you. that was hard work. and then the headmaster rang up dad again. oh, but the really stupid thing is that now dad has to read out his statement in front of the entire school, and then he has to go on a racial awareness course. oh, yes, we saw that article in the local pa

you, tom. i promise to make it worth your while. karenen bay, wisconsin writes -- >> neil: well, thank you, karen, i think. victor in connecticut -- >> neil: then slow the tape, victor, and you'll find'm more happen. gary in new jersey writes -- i have no financial factors here, gary. none. this is a joke. >> neil: ann, i have that effect on people. thank you very much. okay, connel from atlanta -- >> neil: steven, gmails -- >> neil: well, steve. [ inaudible ] kelly from des moines -- >> neil: all right. i'm going to put you down as a maybe on my show. dion in baton rouge -- dion, four words. "hate bill, watch me." josh via yahoo ask how i benefit, sulting that viewers take a peek of me in bill's commercial break. hey, idiot, isn't the idea to get them to watch your whole show? what is a prosnippet will get you? a viewer for life. viewer for life. bill is a perfectly fine with this. karen in brooklyn doesn't believe any of that -- >> neil: overweight? anyway, bill knows the viewing public is very large and grows. it's not taking one viewe

, karen. you get the first crack at it. >> thank you very much, mr. president. could you tell the american people what role the united states is playing in the european debt crisis? and also do you think european leaders have a handle on what's needed to stem the crisis? and finally, you talked about a number of ideas you already put forth to shield the american economy. do you plan to give a speech or lay out additional ideas now that the crisis is really escalating? >> well, a couple of things. first of all, the situation in europe is not simply a debt crisis. you've got some countries like greece that genuinely have spent more than they're bringing in. and they've got problems. there are other countries that actually were running a surplus and had fairly responsible fiscal policies but had weaknesses similar to what happened here with respect to their housing market or their real estate markets. that has weakened their financial system. there's a bunch of different systems going on in europe. it's not simply a debt crisis. what is true is the marke

you can be long. >> karen? mart trade which is to wait until next week to buy apple calls. >> thank you so much for watching. see you tomorrow.

you. >> karen, thank you. even kids who are years away from college can be a big drain on their parent's wallets. according to data from the american express company, it will cost an average of $600 to cope your child busy. day camps, general rally the biggest part of it. >>> all right. tropical storm debby has been downgraded to a tropical depression but that hasn't stopped it from causing flooding. thousands in jacksonville and tampa bay were forced to evacuate. >>> but thousands in colorado have also had to get out. firefighters from across the country continue to battle raging wildfires in several parts of the state including the waldo canyon fire. more than 30,000 people have been forced to evacuate, including 700 cadets from the airforce academy. some were given only five minutes to get out. >> there's flames, blocks away from the house. >> reporter: pack quickly was only the -- packing quickly was only the beginning of the ordeal. also, the fire and the smoafnlgt the waldo canyon fire is only about 5% c

thank you for joining r t with me karen terrell quick recap of your headlines moscow says there's a noalternative to the u.n. envoy is peace plan and syria stressing it will not allow a military intervention with both sides to blame for the violence russia has proposed an international conference to resolve the conflict. demonstrators breaking the law now face higher fines in russia president putin a stress the new regulations are in line with european standards that's as analysts claim the protest movement supports our numbers are dwindling. and our eastern europe correspondent investigates why is tony a security police blacklisted him after a series of reports about some of the country's policies are all for russian t.v. channels and even the country's foreign minister were also branded a threat in the baltic state. next financial conduct max kaiser gives his take on europe's money troubles and why u.s. president barack obama is partly to blame. hi i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report cognitive dissonance trying to hold two opposing views in your mind at the same time and get kno

for being here. >> thank you. >> karen, i saw you in the story looking over the notes, thethe emails that you received from these children. how did it make you feel to see their apologies? >> how did it make you feel, the apologies. >> what about my apologies? >> how did it make you feel? >> i'm glad they had to do it. i think -- they are short. i guess i'll have to accept them. because i probably this is as good as it gets, you know what i mean. >> you don't sound entirely convinced by their sincerity. >> you don't sound entirely convinced by their sincerity. >> right. how sincere is a 13-year-old after they've done what they've done. i don't know. i hope they are sincere. i hope they have learned a lesson. and i hope they can go on with their life as a nicer person. >> we should mention karen has a bit of a hearing problem which is why brian is relaying the questions to her. brian, what was it like to see this video of your mother? >> to tell the truth i haven't seen it yet. i heard bits and pieces on the local radio show and i didn't really know it was my mother because,

karen, what do you say?s where i was talking about earlier in the trade, i think it's attractive here. i don't want to have more at risk money. to me that gives me additional upside. then i get called away if the stock goes above 43. >> scott? your thoughts on jpm or any of the financials? >> i actually continue to love them still. i love jpmorgan. i love bank of america. bank of america i think is interesting. i think we should have known when it rejected that $10 level based on the specious rumor they were going to have to do a secondary, when it rejected that level so convincingly, i think that really told you that the financials had had their day. >> all right. big events in june could make for another volatile month. but we've got you covered. stay tuned to find out exactly what you should be watching for both here and around the world. much more "fast" coming up. sometimes investing opportunities are hard to spot. you have to dig a little. fidelity's etf market tracker shows you the big picture on how

klein takes most of it in silence hardly engaging the kids, except at moments like this: karen: unless yout say anything at all. kid: how about you shut the fááá up. while everything these comment was the most hurtful of all: you don't have a family cause they all killed want to be near you. karen n'' - klein's son had committed suiiide ten years ago. it's unclear if the ids knew about his death. poliie tell us the the boys involved in he of - page. from there, t was picked up and posted on youtube. as of thursday afttrnoon, it haddalready gone viral wiih more than 1.6 million putting the quiet community of greece, new york oo the map. i think this is disgusting. i raised 8 childden if one of my children had done that, there wwuld've peen consequences to this, i don't' care what, but you have to hhve respect and it ssarts at home. just 48 hours aafer the video was posted online, klein told me thhse same students have misbehaved before, but never like this. reporter: how were you feeling when they were saying such cruel things to you? i didn'' catch them all. the things i did catcc i didn't

the past year the majority of new members that number one is shooting range have been women like karen you do it why can't i write show me how i'll do it better that's what women see a movie. trigger happy he mel's making firearms something of a new york fashion i said all right but i'm done better i'm coming back i'm going to that's like. me york. shortly on r t we also the residents of new york where they feel safe is storing their cash. morgan says they're investing in. well no. derivatives market. no. more opinions from the very heart of the big apple are coming your way in just a few minutes from now. the u.s. is going to reopen two of its former military bases in the philippines this comes just a week after the details of the pentagon's new asia pacific strategy were laid out with the bulk of america's warships to be deployed to the region by twenty twenty we're not a secretary general of the buy and political coalition thinks the move is aimed at china. in line with the u.s. strategy of rebalancing their forces the u.s. is seeking more access to these former basis though they may no

karen. i see you nodding on camera.t sounds like you agree pretty much with a lot of what you heard here. where do you go with this, and is there room for the court to win the confidence of the people by a non-political but a more vested in the premise of equality that's articulated in the constitution in the first place? >> i think a lot of that will depend on, in a lot of these cases, because if this goes to the supreme court, i think it will be there about the same time as doma, for example, but even just go to the health care case, you know, but i think when we're looking at these 5-4 decisions, i think to susan's point, that's where the politics really come in. i think if we're looking at more of a 6-3 decision, that may start to rewind some of the lack of confidence. because again, i think these very strict lines, even think about the conversations we've been having in expectation of some of these divisions, we're talking about the politics, we're not talking about the legality. and i think to your point, we're no

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back to you. >> all right, karen, thank you very much. kind of an ominous headline in this morning's "wall street journal" that reads, stock rally snags on gloom. still ahead here on "way too early," it was the kind of game where impressions are changed, and legends are made. the knock. is that lebron james folds under pressure. what did he do with the season on the line? how about hanging 45 on the c's. highlights ahead in sports. plus a beautiful moment of bipartisanship with emphasis on the moment part. john boehner and nancy pelosi hug it out when we get a check on weather. >> 7:30 this morning aboard the "uss kearsarge" off bosnia air force captain scott o'grady is safely aboard. the harrowing rescue mission is over. >> we shared the relief of his family, his friends and his loved ones that he is now safe and sound. ♪[music plays] ♪[music plays] ♪[music plays] purina one beyond. food for your cat or dog. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. but when i was diagnosed w

. >> unless you have something nice to say, don't say anything at all. >> how about you shut the [ bleep ] up. >> kareneating? you're not sweating. why is there water on your face. >> i'm crying. >> that disturbing video has sparked a new call for civility and produced an outpouring of support from all over the world. with supporters donating over $560,000 to send her on a dream vacation. joining me now is lisa bloom, an attorney and author of the new book "swagger: ten urgent rules for raising boys in an era of failing schools, mass joblessness, and thug culture." thanks for being here tonight. >> thank you, reverend, sharpton. >> your book is all about raising boys in this society today. so hearing these boys taunt the bus monitor, how surprised are you by how hurtful and persistent they are in insulting her? >> well, i'm not surprised at all. as i say in the book, children are always going to push the limits. it's up to us as adults to push back and not allow it. my concern with what happened here is apparently karen klein did very little. we saw she made a few comments, but essentially she sat ther

will be as long as there are injured soldiers in need of anything. >> i'd just like to say thank you, karenu from the bottom of our hearts. >> you just have to remember their faces and who they are. and you pack another box. >> reporter: steve hartman "on the road" in stafford, virginia. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is 9news now. >> hot doesn't begin to come close to describing this day. mother nature jacked up the thermostat. sending temperatures soaring into the triple digits and shattering the record. that's why meteorologist, topper shutt, issue add code yellow alert today. he is out at congressional club where we might see some relief. >> we issued the code yellow for heat and thunderstorms. we now have a severe thunderstorm watch that covers the entire metro area. the storms aren't close to us yet, but the atmosphere is stable. in some cases, as unstable

will be as long as there are injured soldiers in need of anything. >> i'd just like to say thank you, karenu from the bottom of our hearts. >> you just have to remember their faces and who they are. and you pack another box. >> reporter: steve hartman "on the road" in stafford, virginia. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org your grilling is still gonna be pretty amateur. but your deck? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> tom and katie's divorce shocker. the abrupt end of their five-year marriage, announced and katie signing papers in new york. was tom blindsided? what he is saying today. what our interview with tom just two weeks ago revealed. >> what do you think your greatest accomplishment is? >> well certainly, my family. my kids. life that

nice to see you. karen, we'll start with you. the prosecution saying he lied about the money, but the defense also saying it was an honest mistake. what do you say? >> well, i think it is a lot to do about nothing, actually. i think probably it would make more sense on the passport issue rather than on the money. because really a third party was handling the website, so how would they be able to know unless they got hourly updates. if it is 135,000 or 125,000, the judge believes he's deceived and can make the judge angry. you could land yourself back in jail. >> we'll talk about this deceit for a second. his wife was also involved, supposedly. could she be in trouble here? and let go ahead and bring you in here, joey. >> that depends. there's always a perjury charge that could be looming large, but the question is what did she know and when did she know it? karen raises the point as to whether or not this was deception or whether it was just a misunderstanding. and that's exactly what will be the subject of some future hearing be

you, attorney general abbott. the national federation of independent businesses as i mentioned earlier, represents the bulk of commerce in the united states and certainly one of the greatest sources of new jobs, so karen, will you talk about the impact on the group you represent as well as legal issues and particularly, if you concentrate on what this -- or how this applies to the economy. >> right. thank you, general meese, and it's great to be with you again, attorney general abbott. it has been wonderful, nfib, i need to start by saying with the partnership we've had with the states. it's meant so much to our members and to the organization so we really are so happy that you all welcomed us into the lawsuit. so yes, as the attorney general mentioned and i think you've seen especially in a lot of the 24 hours after coverage, there are some silver linings in this decision in that we did win our case on whether or not the individual mandate is constitutional under the commerce clause with the court saying no, it isn't, but as the attorney general also mentioned, we lost on the taxing power and for small business owners i represent, their two top issues for decades have been health insurance costs and

you manage to do that? a lot of will power. because i'm not usually that calm. just ask my kid. >> i just want to explain, karenver for a long time. you've been a monitor on the school bus for i think about three years. and i'm not going to say how much they pay you but it's not a lot of money and you do it because you want to make sure kid are safe to and from school. i'll tell you what i think about them now, i think they're narrow minded monsters and i think their kids should be ashamed of them. what would you like to say to those parents? >> i'm sorry that your sons acted the way they did. i'm sure they don't act that way at home but you never know what they're going to do when they're out of the house. they should have been taught to respect their elders. no matter who it is. >> karen, there has been an enormous amount of support for you after this video went public. there's been an outpouring of support and people have even raised money for you. i believe it's about $100,000 so that you can go off and take a nice vacation. how do you feel about the reaction to this? >> i am amazed. i'm so amazed. some of

. >> you can't talk like that to karen's boyfriend. fresh from the trading floor this is "fast money." live from the nasdaq market site in times square i'm melissa lee. straight to the breaking news. we are getting a glimpse of what jamie dimon may say in front of the senate. let's go to sue. >> good evening. we're going through some of the testimony. we gave you some of the headlines earlier saying the trading losses, mr. dimon says in his testimony the cio trading losses sought to offset existing positions referring to + sounds it wasn't subject to the rigorous testing of the cio and wasn't reviewed outside the cio meaning i didn't see them myself. >> that doesn't let him off the hook though. a couple of points. he was saying they will still be solidly profitable. that's good if that's on an operating basis. if it's them taking trading gains from the portfolio against the losses, that's clearly not as good. or a release of reserves, that's not as good. >> it's the quality of the earnings. >> it's definitely saying we'll have to look

here's the tools you need to be aggressive in the marketplace. >> and then the science, karen, if a farmer00s wanted to do this, this would be much harder than it is in 2012. can you give us a sense of the new tools you're able to benefit fr from? >> i would say that the technology is not knew. hydroponics has been around since the floating aztec gardens or babylon. it's been around a long time. what we do is teach how to utilize hydroponic crop production, but also, we work closely with whole foods market because they'll accept new crop producers. so before someone actually plants their seed, we're able to make sure that crop is sold. >> and in the past, particularly in the united states, we've been fairly rich in natural resources and cheap lash. that's another reason why it hasn't taken off, but now again with places like southern california not having water and natural resources and labor being harder to find, that's where technology i guess becomes more of a need. >> yeah. makes extraordinary sense. again, i may well take you up on the oiffer for school this fall or shortly there afte

you know. that's what's awesome. >> well, karen, we wish you well. hope you're able to move on from this and i hope you get all the well wishes and all the support that people have given you. >> thank you very much. >> well, we wish her the best. as we heard in the interview, we receive statements from two of the kids on the bus and two parents apologizing to karen. it's the first time they've spoken publicly about what happened. you can read their full statements on the website at ac360.com. >>> involving a military pilot and his aircraft. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you've been years in the making. and there are many years ahead. join the millions of members who've chosen an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. go long. [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosi

you a quick update on the weather. >>james: is that the great weather at the beach is karen the 85 as an accursed. u can see upper 60s for a lot of the peninsula beaches. there is a beautiful day at the beach. winds will be coming in from the ocean at times. >>darya: tickets to the new san francisco forty-niners stadium goes on sale today. people who buy season tickets will first have to pay a one time license fee that can bray -- range anywhere from $200,000 to $80,000. then on talk that there is a cost per game. kron 4 dan l. has blocked that -- >>dan: the this man wants to know if this past year was his last season as a ticket holder. the cause for his mid level season tickets will be a lot more in the new stadium. season-ticket holders like him are not sure whether they are going to be able to hold them. >> there comes the dilemma. >> i am excited in terms of getting better players. so that would be the benefit of having any say in. and possibly a super ball and then next few years. >> people say if he can't afford the cost of tickets he does i want to get at the time. and then he always has ba

. >> karen, when you hear republicans rehearsing this view as professor peterson says, do you think thewelcome the idea of fewer teachers, of fewer police officers, of fewer firefighters? is that what we are really looking for? >> look. the republicans have for a very long time now, been at war with the idea of public sector employees which, to me, it's public service. >> yeah. >> even some of the people that work in the building behind me actually came to washington, actually worked for government because they are trying to do some good. so bashing public sector employees which, by the way, means fewer cops, you know, on your streets, fewer teachers in your kids's school. >> that's right. >> the one thing i want to take on in terms of what president obama said in the full context he is not wrong. if you look at -- even moodys has suggested if you look at nonfinancial firm corporate profits are at -- up 15% and haven't been that high since the '60s. >> that's right. >> technically, we know they are sitting on over a trillion dollars while middle class wages are stagnating and people don

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