tony katz, let me -- >> all the numbers show -- >> tony katz, let me go to you on this last point. the point i'm trying to make. much mitt romney has a chance to climb on the shoulders of this victory, and the ground game so per vaif, that's where the unions lost. the unions are going to be on the defensive, tony. talk to me about the mitt romney factor here on the shoulders of scott walker and wisconsin, a swing state giving romney a tremendous advantage? >> they told you you couldn't fight city hall, wisconsin proved them wrong, can't fight the unions, wisconsin proved them wrong, and we don't know whether or not romney can win the electoral votes in wisconsin. they are up for grabs, florida, wisconsin, pennsylvania, ohio, they want to engage clean coal. you bet you. one more number. brown county, that hosts green bay, gave ten points more to walker this time around than they did just two years ago, according to my sources. that's telling you something. >> don't break out the grey poupon yet. >> grey poupon is delicious. what's wrong with you? >> all the numbers show it. you can'

. >> talk with margot sanger-katz.eople knowledge or i should say lack of knowledge about healthcare, particularly involving the supreme court. >> yes. the kaiser family foundation does this amazing poll every month where they ask people about their attitudes about the healthcare law and they did one in march right before the supreme court heard the oral arguments in the case and they asked people, you know, what's going on with this case? has the supreme court overturned the law? have they not decided it yet? are you not sure? and a combined 42% of people who were asked said either it's already been overturned or that they weren't sure. and, you know, this is just one of many questions that kaiser had asked over these last few months that reveal that, you know, people aren't really aware of the details about what's going on with this law. another interesting set of questions they ask is: they ask people how they felt about a bunch of different provisions in the law, things like a ban on the last time limits or the req

mark katz, appreciate your time this morning. you very much. >> thank you. >>> well if you're up with us this morning, we're certainly glad you are. maybe you're eating your breakfast, looking for ways to live a healthier life. my next guest believe as vegan diet is the answer. plus this -- >> have you cleaned up your act for the new season? >> well, let's see. yes. so far. >> she is back, and just as beautiful. linda grey dishes on all the drama for the "dallas" dynasty's return to television. >> a family machine. i won't be able to make the wedding. >>> welcome back. all right. so put down the eggcmuffin. stay away from the bacon. not that they're fattening but that they contain animal products. according to my next guest if you throw out the meat ayou can cure diabetes. the doctor joins me now. good morning. >> good morning, randi. >> this is a fascinating conversation. i've been looking forward to this. you're well known for your book "the color code." your new book suggests a vegan diet for your patients. how does this actua

. >> i totally agree with commissioner katz. i appreciate you coming to us now in the beginning of the process so that we can try to figure out how to work the process so that it is fair and equitable for everyone. of course, we would love to stay on port property because it has worked so well for many years. because we have these leases to cover, but yet fort mason does not have any on their peter -- piers, it seems like a benefit to them, not us. i still think there needs to be some sort of clarity in terms of what we will do with our existing leases throughout this process, because these are port tenants who have been good tenants. it is something that we need to consider, prior to 2013 and 2014 . >> even though fort mason does not have a ferry operator there, there are people there operating out of pier 3 and other buildings. there is not another unoccupied space here, so we have to figure it out. look forward to working with you on that. >> thank you. >> item 9a. request approval of memorandum of understanding no. m-15137 b

holiday in russia should be a fantastic atmosphere in warsaw but certainly this russian team shown katz said in the lead up to russia on really want to favorites to win the whole event but certainly showing a lot of bigger nations the likes of germany the netherlands spain they'll be taking no she's sort of this russian side especially the attacking prowess that russia has. and publishing can especially under charlotte in the mean a shot and he received a lot of stick really when he was at arsenal were in the year played quite well for the national team during that time but today he really was sensational his movement his his direction with the ball is will to win was just fantastic and it's going to be a great boost obviously for de kalb the cat he's kept in really is talented man has returned to form so all in all a fantastic result for russia to get this euro two thousand and twelve campaign off to the best possible starts. well meanwhile four stewards were hospitalized after allegedly being attacked by russia supporters the incident happened in the city of arts love and media after

zero zero two thousand and eight championships or any major change really is the manager to come for katz and the dutchman will be tasked with trying to at least russia success the last tournament where they managed to get to the semifinals. however although those players have for years why isn't there also four years older than russia will have one of the oldest squads with a woman. last time a traitor to the side was very brilliant on the canter of time however on the other counts the russians were able to control the tempo of the game with. especially but brilliant under a jew. of anybody needs to be in midfield and of the current stance rusher is certainly not going to be euros to make up the numbers but does think we can be very. interesting outside rican play the way we can blow then we can beat everybody so as the red army marches on the once again be a distinctly orange feel for the dutchman at the helm for the second straight line alls they might have contrasting styles and demeanors but both of proving to be excellent coaches over the last couple of decades and of africa can rep

. >> we know where lawrence katz all his secrets >> we have all these wonderful computer models and there'snothing like going out there yourself. a couple of patches of fog outside, by the afternoon, we watched the temperatures soar. 90 degrees in fairfield, 84 in san jose. 73 in san francisco. we start to cool things down thursday and friday. >> we take you out to san jose, was down 237, there is an accident blocking one lane and this is what it is doing to the commute at milpitas. obviously speeds are very slow right now all the way towards first street and then we see the live traffic sensors in proof. elsewhere, west down highway 4, a pretty heavy traffic. >> a man and his golden retriever are turning heads in minnesota >> that is because he rides in a sidecar with his own pair of sunglasses. the man and his dog take a ride to the dog park and a fast-food restaurant one time per week. >> tomorrow is summer so we want to see how you and your dog beat the heat. hopefully we get a lot and we

to learn more about what this means for you, we're joined by margo sanger katz, health care correspondent with national journal. thanks for coming in. >> sure. >> it's very complicated. were you surprised at the ruling, how it came out and the fact that they decided yes, this is a tax, so therefore congress can mandate this and john roberts sided with many of the liberals on this? >> i think everyone is pretty surprised. i think it's because it was so close and hard to predict that almost any outcome would be surprising. certainly chief justice roberts siding with the liberals never happened before in a 5-4 split. the argument he chose to up hold the law, that's something the government have been arguing all along. wasn't totally shocked to see he latched on to that particular argument. >> let's look at the specifics. and you wrote an interesting piece about this yesterday. first, we have a couple of graphics i'm going to put up and we want to talk about how this is going to affect people, one of the first things that people should know that you do have to buy health insurance or be subje

marty katz. don and marty. i can smell it now. >> what is the stupidest thing somebody in baltimore could do. >> get a crab cake on white bread. >> you are close. crab cake in white bread in tampa florida or raleigh, north carolina. >> whatever you do, if you are traveling -- come here, marty, you don't order a crab cake in another city other than baltimore, maryland. >> it will be pasturized crap meet and all the yellow cooked out of it. even in some places around here, you need the fresh crab meat. >> you will be in a restaurant and they will say -- let's take you are in new mexico, we have maryland crab cakes on the menu and you are from baltimore. you go to the next special. they don't try to sell it. >> it's on letter travel channel tomorrow night. >> okay. have a great day. get outside. >> i was in archbishop archbishop, ohio and -- ashtabula ohio. they had a maryland crab cake and ohio crab cake. my sister said, will you have one of those? i said, no. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> going green to save green. >

david katz special agent and the founder of thegroup thinks the a little hard on the marshals. is much the tsa is not disclose being this incident, katz believes the tough punishments may actually be coming from the recent secret service scandal in south america. >> it really comes down to did someone have a coors light with a hamburger and they're getting terminated in that's very unlikely he because the penalty is so harsh. but it's possible given what happened in colombia. maybe they're taking a zero tolerance report. >> the air marshals have turned in their credentials and weapons. >> heather: molly line, thank you. >> gregg: the supreme court's decision to uphold president obama's health care law sparking an outpouring of reaction, but not just from your average americans. the media also reacting. liz trotta is author, journalist and fox news contributor and joins us now. hi, liz. >> good afternoon, gregg. what an avalanche. you remember the days in the last three or four years when everything wrong that happened you could blame on george bush? well, believe it or not, the

gaithersburg mayor katz says jones is leaving to pursue other career opportunities and he praised her work for helping gaithersburg weather the rough economy. the search will begin soon to replace jones. >>> come mondays morning, your metro ride is going to change. >> the new rush plus begins and the goal is to ease some of the worst congestion on the rails. >> in the commuters alert peggy fox explains all of the changes riders will see on monday. >> reporter: the orange line carries more passengers than any other metro trail line. because it gets is crowded during rush hour, riders have dubbed it orange crush. >> well sometimes you can't get on. >> reporter: monday,ship is on the way in the largest system change since metro rolled the first trains out but it might leave some passengers perplexed. >> have you heard anything about rush plus? >> i've heard a little bit. but i -- just saw the ads and that's about it. >> reporter: come monday, rush plus gives the orange line more trains during rush hour. >> that's great. >> reporter: but it's not that great for all blue line riders. it's

. >> reporter: it is, definitely and we spoke with david katz the former da, special agent and has acurity firm founded in new york, a security expert and he believes, also they came down hard on the marshals but, there is not all of the details about this have been disclosed. and, he believes these tough punishments might also be deriving from the recent secret service scandal in south america. take a listen: >> perhaps what happened in columbia has filtered through the federal law enforcement community, so, the way -- information i have is that this investigation preceded that event and it was in the works, and columbia happened and, a lot of pressure coming from the administration and elsewhere, to crack down this kind of behavior. >> reporter: now the air marshals turned in their credentials and weapons. >> harris: gosh, you think you wouldn't have to put, no drinking on the job, in a manual. >> reporter: especially people who are armed. >> harris: molly line, thank you very much. his girlfriend is dead but he may have gone pretty far to convince friends she's still alive. now he

david katz is at matrix assets advisers, and david, would love to start with you. the long term on the banks actually would will be your reaction on the news to getting close to at least the losing trade out of london. an opportunity to buy the stock in. >> if it's true, it's a nice positive surprise, you've had a few better thing, jamie dimon's body language in congress was more and more confident, the fact they're going to size the loss or update on the quarterly report. we think the sell offwas excessive, so we would be a buyer. we think short term, if this is true, you have three or $4 more up side. longer term we think they should be 3% to 40% higher over the next few years. >> jason, you came into this year thinking current value ways the risk -- than owning them. do you still believe that's the case? >> we do. the group has rallied somewhat of late. valuations are below -- despite they seeing improving quality. >> jason, your specific thoughts on jpmorgan and the news this morning that most of the loss is in fact covered at this point. what's your expectatio

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. >> he'll travel all over from jumpen jay's fish cafe to famous katz deli here in new york city. >>g me. >> you are my type of guy. you get to travel around and taste wonderful food. you have a formula. it's the bite theory. b stands for? >> bread. >> i is interior. t is taste and e is eating experience. it's the best sandwich in america simply put this is my personal preferences and this is what makes a sandwich that i love. we figure that the bite scale would be a catchall. bread, is it crunchy and chewy or complement that inside the region. interior, balance of condiments, protein to vegetables and again balance and textures. taste is the whole sandwich. and eating experience is everything from decor and people who serve it and brass tax, does it fall apart or get soggy, is there a place to sit if it is a fall apart sandwich. it has ramifications on your enjoyment of it. >> you getting too everywhere. chapel hill. portland, oregon. >> that's correct. i got a chance to be in maryland, north carolina for chicken cheddar biscuit which you just saw. >> one of the best is portland, or

. >> he'll be traveling all over from jumpin' jay's fish cafe to the famous katz's deli right here inhank you for having me. >> i'm thinking you got a great job. you're my type of guy, where you get to travel around and taste all sorts of wonderful food. you have a formula. i'm thinking it's the bite theory. b stands for? >> bread. i is interior. t is taste and e is eating experience. the reason it's "adam richman's best sandwich in america," it's not that i must have my name on my projects but simply put, this is my personal preferences and this is what makes a sandwich i love. we figure the b.i.t.e. scale would be a catch-all. bread, crunchy, chewy, complement that inside the sandwich, indicative of the region. >> i love focaccia. >> excellent bread. interior, content of proteins to vegetables, the variety, influence, textures. taste is sort of the whole guess tault of the whole family. eating experience is everything from the decor, environment, the people who serve it and the brass tacks, does it fall apart, get soggy, a place to sit if it is a fall-apart sandwich. >> this has bee

the co-owner of doingy, and rebecca katz. good to have you here. rebecca, let's start with you.o is going to be able to take these dogs in and about the dogs themselves? >> this will be for people who are in supportive housing, they will be screened individuals who have demonstrated a history of, at least a recent history of responsibility in terms of meeting guidelines in housing, and in treatment, if they are former drug or alcohol abusers or on medication if they're formerly mentally ill living on the streets. these are formerly homeless people, not currently homeless people and the dogs we'd be placing with them, the dogs we can't make available in our shelter. they need a little extra time and tension. >> juliet: they might be a little aggressive or too shy that type of dog? >> probably not looking at aggressive dogs, undersocialized shy dogs, looking at rowdy adolescents, underaged puppies that need time before they can be adopted out because they can't be spayed or neutered, those are the dogs. >> juliet: kelly, what's your feeling? you don't think it's a good idea or you