i was able to sit down with kelsey as well as teacher lori thompson, and ask her about her work. a difference is there between how girls bully or how girls are bullied versus the boys? >> well, i think that girls are more psychological and emotionally bullied, while boys, you know, they can go outside or wherever, in the parking lot of school, get in a fight and be best friends the next five minutes. girls, they could hold a grudge with somebody forever, and it just tears your self-confidence apart because it's, you know, more psychological rather than physical. >> why do you think it's so important, kelsey, to draw attention to those being bullied? >> because with girls, it's harder to recognize the bullying because they're secretive most of the time, and those victims, you know, are sometimes scared to reach out for help. and so, gettg the education for people to acknowledge it and how to realize that somebody is being bullied is very important for schools. >> kelsey, you were bullied when you were younger. tell me about that and its impact on you. >> it had a huge impact on me

>> kelsey, i know while you're in town here in atlanta, you shot this music video.d to bullying. tell me about that and who was involved with that. >> that was awesome, my first music video, lots of fun of the cnn building is in the background, so that's cool. it was shot with a young pop group remix. i grew up with them. they are from mississippi as well. we got a lot of kids, younger kids from mississippi to come up. the video is powerful. it's called "beautiful." it's about you're beautiful no matter what you think. you don't have to look at girls on tv or in the magazine. you're beautiful. just be yourself. ♪ >> it was really powerful. some of the kids that came up, they had been bullied before. it was really great, an awesome opportunity. i'm glad for it to come out. >> if there's a child watching this morning or a teenager or anybody being bullied right now at school and doesn't know what to do about it at camp this time of year, what's your advice to them? >> my advice is something i didn't do for a long time, tell. have you to. you can't go through it alone.

we are joined by good kelsey schroeder with even. she also has a very personal interest in how this event goes on today. good morning. >> thank you for having me. >> tell us the story. you said you have two kids who are in the nick you. smack my first utters three years old. she spent three months. she was born almost three months premature, and she's done so wonderful. she is here doing the race today. and my infant otter, lillian, is almost four weeks old and she's still in the nicu right now, but she's doing so wonderfully everything she will be able to come home this week. >> parents in the middle of a struggle like that, what does the nicu provide quick. >> it provides so many things. not only is it absolutely phenomenal medical care but the nurses and doctors that lived there are so compassionate. and these tiny babies, 1 pound, 2-pound babies need a lot of support. parents in the situation need a lot of support too. those nurses give so much love and support of the parents that are there. we think the world of them. >> how doe

to tell us all about what went down whip this incident and how it became an ad we have kelsey montainrector of marketing for this project for dairy queen t. is a real surveillance video from one of our local dairy queens here in sioux city. we k34actually aren't using it local advertising, want pd to put ton internet. he did get caught. he was actually trying to break in because he was hungry and want add blizzard. >> it's not like they just have the blizzards ready to go. he would have had to break in and then yupz the blizzard-making machine? >> yeah, he thought that. apparently he thought he was good enough to do something like that. >> got to love him. >> and the video up online and then you decided to have the ad or did you have the idea to create the ad and put it up? >> we actually had the idea to create it. took something negative, unfortunate that happened and the turned it into something positive. people really do crave blizzards, i guess. >> are the blizzards in sioux city, like, extra good? is that why this guy wanted to break in? >> they must be! >>> it is summer, and the

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. >> kelsey snell, thank you for the update. >> thank you. >> former florida governor jeb bush said he supports the government's efforts to rescue the financial industry in 2008, but was in favor of the obama administration's aid for auto manufacturers. this budget hearing examined the role of the government and economy. committee chairman paul ryan begins the hearing. >>> the committee will come to order. i welcome all to the house budget committee for this hearing on one of the key threats posed to our free enterprise system, the growing cronyism in washington and government imposed barriers to upward mobility. while we dealing with tough economic times, americans still live in the most prosperous and dynamic country in the world. our free enterprise system has lifted millions from poverty. over the years both political parties have pursued deficit-driven spending aids and favored companies, tax carve outs for the well connected and regulatory barriers that stack the deck against the average citizen. this create as rigged game where success is determined too often not by the quality

kelsey snell with the national journal daily, tell us about some of the major issues that will come up during this debate. .

kelsey grammer says i do for the 5th time to wife number 4.s he can changing vows with grammar in las vegas. he wanted to celebrate love. she is pregnant with their first child. >>> check out the replica of the shuttle explorer in houston this weekend. it was the final leg of an 8 day journey from the kennedy space center in florida to the new home in nasa. another shuttle on the move here in new york. hernandez joins us live in new jersey with all of the details on the enterprise. >> i have to tell you even the tough marine workers here coming to take photographs. they are a wow factor with this here in jersey city. you can see it behind me tomorrow. it makes the final journey to the final home at the space museum. we have pictures of it here. it traveled to jfk back in april the shuttle flew from washington, d.c. to the airport. it has parked since yesterday. it made the trip to jersey city. it is going to be using a floating crane in order to get it on the space. they are hoping to have it at some point in mid july. this space shuttle intre

. >> getting together with keifer sutherland and kelsey grammer for the emmy roundtablee series. >> iave never been out of work. >> cheryl burke's daddy is on bethenny." >> you have not spoken to your father in a decade? >> right. cheryl telling frankel she him overwith christmas. got in a really bad so it was important for to reachh out to my dad to if anything were to happen. >> tomorrow bethany talking bras and what is in them. >> the big movie trending right now has to be "rock of ages." an's across the grove with a marathon makeout cruise. bad. >> malin ackerman up against the wall and loving every minute of it, turning up the heat with tom cruise in "rock of ages." you're making out with "top n this movie. >> i don't know if you can call it a m makeout or kiss. it was a lip suck. script it said, " "the of allst tongue kiss .ime" malin, the cub reporter, tom, rock star who has seen days. >> some people have said you have become quite difficult. have these people even met themselves? >> i have never hooked up with one ofof my interview subjects. >> you want to start now. >> are y

nor kelsey himself once he gets cleaned up. >> and gas it up while you're at it. nascar fans on the verge of a busy weekend including lots of gridlock it will. and there is a warning about a popular gas-saving car. the problem just ahead. >> and michael finney still taking questions and will answer them here live in just minutes. you can contact michael on m finney. >> and i'm spencer christian. there are skies appeared to be continuing to clear. that doesn't mean drizzle is out of the picture. i'll have the accu-weath great idea. so we'll switch to u-verse tv and internet... that's just what we need... i got accepted into juilliard. [ dad ] that's great! can we talk about wireless plans? now we can video-chat. and faster internet... [ female announcer ] with at&t u-verse, you can build a personalized bundle to fit your needs. even when they change. switch now. bundles including u-verse tv, internet and home phone start as low as 79 a month for 12 months -- our best bundle price ever. plus get a total home dvr included. choose from a variety of u-verse tv packages

. >> debbie hobar and her daughter kelsey tend to their two horses on the family's 15- acre property in haymarket, a home that hobar is about to lose. >> it is not comfortable. >> she and her now exit-husband bought the house 10 years ago for $620,000. they took a loan out for $50 4,000. then she got cancer and was in a bad car accident, making her unable to work. they fell behind in their payments. >> each time i would ask questions and my loan would get sold, i have another 15,000 others $25,000 added on. >> the loan was sold and the loan servicer changed over and over and over. >> it was very confusing. >> when you called and said who owns my loan who -- what would they tell you? >> it would simitar panic to loss. >> aspen shackleton is now foreclosing on the house claiming, and the judge agreed, they held the note. even though they felt they lost note affidavit. there was no mention of aspen shackleton. >> i think it is outrageous. >> her attorney says that virginia courts are too lax on documentation, which invites loan practices that can lead to homeowners like hobar having a h

. >> kelsey grammer married his fourth wife for the fifth time.s his fifth marriage but they are getting remarried. does that make sense? >> yes. >> and they are having a baby. >>> also ashley, the daughter of the vice president, mr. joe biden smeep got marri biden. she got married in delaware at 30 years old. medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying .up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans... exclusively endorsed by aarp. when you call now, you'll get this free information kit... with all you need to enroll. put their trust in aarp p medicare supplement insuranc. plus you'll get this free guide to understanding medicare. the prices are competitive. i

. >> so kelsey grammer remarried his wife. >> third wife? >> fourth wife. it is a little confusing.hey got married for the second time. i think they renewed their vows. they got married. it was a small ceremony. he did confirm this happened. she's eight months pregnant. she's having her twins next month. >> that's terrific. what about -- >> joe biden? >> no. is drew confirmed as pregnant? >> she's never confirmed but i think everybody knows that this is no big secret. and you're going to be able to see her pictures in "people" magazine this wednesday. >> joe biden's daughter got married. >> ashley got married this weekend in delaware, her home state, to a doctor, very impressive. it was a very small ceremony. once again in that backyard. and the president didn't attend and we're told this is because they really wanted to keep it simple and family. >> and about the couple, not about the president. >> if you have someone like that in the room, everything changes. >> right. a lot of people went to the movies because it wasn't great weather in parts of the country. what worked? >> "snow

nikki, kelsey, shawna. jolene, urleen, claudia. savannah, casey, dolly. kendra, kylie.hloe, devon. emmalou, becky? >> no. >> wait, was it any one of those names with a "lynn" after it? >> yes. >> i got you. brandy lynn. >> brandy lynn. >> ah! >> now, there are a few things about that scene. one is there are so many trashy girl's names in this country, aren't there? secondly, seth macfarland, who's the genius behind this movie, he says you got this in one take. you came in, you didn't need any cue cards, no prompting. you just came in and went. is that true? >> yes. well, you're supposed to know your lines. it was the most difficult piece of dialogue to memorize because there's nothing to connect it to. it's just 57 random names. i never thought it would make it in the movie. the big reason was if i just said it, it would take two or three minutes. i asked him, can we do it like a game show formula where i try to rattle them off as fast as possible and get them out in a timely fashion so it will actually make it in the movie? when i did it, he just absolutely loved it. >

lastly, for the garden party, tamara and kelsey. >> this is adorable.nt together kills me. they look so cute. on tamara the coral dress is from guess marciano. $69. and to get the florals in we got the accessories with the shoes. and then look at this mini dress. this is from millie mini. mini makes a whole line of adults and mini matching dresses. this is the cutest thing ever. the coral. we gave them matching sun hats. h & m visor. and mom has -- >> i like the mom's shoes. >> the shoes are great. these are from forever 21, under 20 bucks. again, garden party you think floral. it doesn't have to mean straight up floral. she has lea sophia jewels on. >> love it. let's bring everybody back. nice job you guys. >> everybody was beautiful. >> nice job you guys. >> up next, suffer from insectaphobia? we'll tell you how to get rid of the summer pests. >>> as we begin spending more time having fun in the sun, take aim at all those annoying little bugs that can ruin your outdoor experience. >> accidental housewife julie edelman is here to help get rid of those

frances kelsey the test point correctly i'm not convinced the drug is safe. the drugmakers said we are going to sue the fda if you don't approve them everybody else is selling it won't you? they said no we are not lead to do it. and of course americans were safe from tragedy but what has happened today? the picture on the right is also the picture of a baby with this and he also has it because his mother was given this medicine. it is being tested only in the developing world. only in brazil, cuba, other parts of africa, it's not being tested in the west. it's a horrible ethical misstep. it's not only that these people assume all the risks. and none of the benefits of testing. what they have said to me when i asked about it is leprosy is rampant in places like brazil and nigeria so we are doing them a favor with a new drug. no, we are not. because this drug efficient treat these conditions would never make it to these people. they can't afford it. and more to the point of the pharmaceutical companies cannot devise drugs for people in the developing world. for

kelsey is the most inquisitive guy. man. >> that area is one people come to time and again when they talk about yield. >> when ben bernanke talks about how they're not going to raise rates within the foreseeable future, you look to master limited partnerships. a lot of them weaker. natural gas liquids? where we going to put them? volume hasn't been good. kelsey is taking steps to build a national pipeline network. we are short pipelines. i had the stat oil and north american ceo. look, we need more pipelines. we need to put more people back to work. talking about washington being the log jam. >> "mad money" tonight 6:00 and 11:00. i'm on that. stay cool, my friend. stay cool. >>> right up to the break we've got philly fed and a lot more. stay with us. [ creaking ] [ male announcer ] trophies and awards lift you up. but they can also hold you back. unless you ask, what's next? [ zapping ] [ clang ] this is the next level of performance. the next level of innovation. the next rx. the all-new f sport. this is the pursuit o

and a girl that ben was seeing -- >> kelsey cane, right? >> no. another girl. >> he's a player. no idea existed until she shows up on our doorstep. >> these guys don't go away. >> no. we're there for him. we can barely take care of ourselves in the show. it's straight comedy. learning how to change diapers. >> we have no powers. >> you live like any -- >> no. >> none of you have kids. >> no. >> what do you know about being dads? >> nothing. nothing at all. >> that's where the comedy comes in. we have no idea. >> it's kind of a reality show. >> it's very reality. >> yeah. realistic, scripted stuffer. >> we're going to put us to the task right now. we're all going to try to see if we can actually change a diaper. >> okay. >> bring in sam and josh. come on, guys. [ cheers and applause ] >> come back here. >> everybody over here. >> in the back. >> around here. >> all right. >> you are tall, dude. >> i never hear that. >> i don't know what's happening. >> you're doing these. >> we got this. >> all right. we have to get ready. >> ready to go? >> no. >> okay. >> when you're done, i gu

. >> host: thank you for the update kelsey snell. >> the latest update with the 11% reporting republican governor walker has 61% and milwaukee mayor tom barrett has 39%. >> and energy reporter with bloomberg with the house debate 2013 energy and water spending bill. >> the bureau of reformation and the regulatory commission. the key issues that it would cut funding for the energy department for renewable energy programs which is proposed by the above the administration and in addition it has several policy writers including the ones to continue funding the application reprocess and maturity the leader harry reid in addition to the policy writers and stops the energy department comparing to the 2013 bill that is debated? >> with last year's bill 32 billion with supplemental disaster relief it comes in at $33 billion. >> what does the bill say about house republican priorities for the energy bill? >> it is a lot of messaging but most want to increase funding for programs and renewable energy for energy efficiency in the advanced project agency with the transformative energy project through

that really inspired you and i love this story is a man named grammer and we're not talking about kelseyour dad. >> my dad is the best, best children's singer in the world. yeah. >> i understand at a lot of his concerts he would say ladies and gentlemen, here's my little boy andy. and andy would come up to the stage and what would you do? >> i had a couple of lines that i would sing in his act and then after the show, we'd have a talk and i'd be like, i'm going to need to be a bigger part of your act. that wasn't enough. i need more. >> would you remember the lines that you would do in your dad's show? >> fish to catch! that's my line. it would be like fish to catch! everybody! >> fish to catch. all right. follow him. now, your hit from last year, "keep your head up", are you surprised at how that really took off? because it's inspirational to a lot of people. it's got a happy beat. easy to dance to. but that thing has taken off like crazy. >> yeah. you can never expect something to go as big as "keep your head up" i'm so lucky and blessed to have something that went that big. it's aweso

frances kelsey the test point correctly i'm not convinced the drug is safe. the drugmakers said we are going to sue the fda if you don't approve them everybody else is selling it won't you? they said no we are not lead to do it. and of course americans were safe from tragedy but what has happened today? the picture on the right is also the picture of a baby with this and he also has it because his mother was given this medicine. it is being tested only in the developing world. only in brazil, cuba, other parts of africa, it's not being tested in the west. it's a horrible ethical misstep. it's not only that these people assume all the risks. and none of the benefits of testing. what they have said to me when i asked about it is leprosy is rampant in places like brazil and nigeria so we are doing them a favor with a new drug. no, we are not. because this drug efficient treat these conditions would never make it to these people. they can't afford it. and more to the point of the pharmaceutical companies cannot devise drugs for people in the developing world. for

>> i had kelsey warner on last week. he did say they do these deals all the time.deal is priced higher. people very angry at him because they didn't think he needed the money. >> i got to tell you, the tech, wanting to buy tech is very tough here. still too early. >> and cree. >> how many people try to crawl a bottom in cree and still have any credibility on the seller. >> for more on those stocks go to sots.cnbc.com. >>> coming up tonight on "mad money"? >> i'm trying to figure out whether bed, bath, and beyond are broken stocks or broken companies. these have been a darling that has been crushed and, believe it or not, it's still in the balance. we're putting the show together, while i'm on this show, "mad money" and it's not yet clear to me. so tonight it will be. i got about six hours to get this right. >> we talked about trying to position for a weekend of uncertainty. >> yeah. >> and again, this u summit will bring more of that. do you have differently about this one than the ones in recent past if. >> i think these are all -- yes, this does feel more brink.

frances kelsey the test point correctly i'm not convinced the drug is safe. the drugmakers said we are going to sue the fda if you don't approve them everybody else is selling it won't you? they said no we are not lead to do it. and of course americans were safe from tragedy but what has happened today? the picture on the right is also the picture of a baby with this and he also has it because his mother was given this medicine. it is being tested only in the developing world. only in brazil, cuba, other parts of africa, it's not being tested in the west. it's a horrible ethical misstep. it's not only that these people assume all the risks. and none of the benefits of testing. what they have said to me when i asked about it is leprosy is rampant in places like brazil and nigeria so we are doing them a favor with a new drug. no, we are not. because this drug efficient treat these conditions would never make it to these people. they can't afford it. and more to the point of the pharmaceutical companies cannot devise drugs for people in the developing world. for

they have three children together, kelsey, krista, and ryan. it is a great honor to have them here and have greg open our chamber today with opening prayer. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain 15 further requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: today's decision by the supreme court is extremely disappointing, undermining limited government and expanded freedom. the decision reveals obamacare is a huge tax increase on middle class taxpayers, destroying jobs. we should have health care based on doctor-patient relationships, rather than a politician-patient relationship. i agree with the national federation of independent business that 1.6 million jobs are now at risk and small businesses cannot make plans for the f

. >> lastly for the garden party, tamara and kelsey. >> this is adorable.un hats. >> i like the mom's shoes. >> these are forever 21, under 20 bucks. garden party is floral. doesn't have to mean straight-up floral. >> love it. let's bring everybody back. >> everybody was beautiful. >> nice job you guys. >> up next, from inspectaphobia. >>> as we begin spending more time having fun in the sun, take aim at all those annoying bugs that can remove your outdoor experience. >> accidental housewife is here to help get rid of those unwanted pests, not talking about the family. >> bed bugs first. they are the rage, so to speak. they look like ticks, only about 1/4 inch big. they are ugly, but the way to find out if you have them, they're hitchhikers. if you go someplace, they come home with you. if you see little dots like blood on your bed, that is a good sign you have bed bugs. also if you have the little bites. it's not hard to get rid of these things. one of the things, you want to use, you can steam them off but you have to use a good steamer like this one from

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frances kelsey the test point correctly i'm not convinced the drug is safe. the drugmakers said we are going to sue the fda if you don't approve them everybody else is selling it won't you? they said no we are not lead to do it. and of course americans were safe from tragedy but what has happened today? the picture on the right is also the picture of a baby with this and he also has it because his mother was given this medicine. it is being tested only in the developing world. only in brazil, cuba, other parts of africa, it's not being tested in the west. it's a horrible ethical misstep. it's not only that these people assume all the risks. and none of the benefits of testing. what they have said to me when i asked about it is leprosy is rampant in places like brazil and nigeria so we are doing them a favor with a new drug. no, we are not. because this drug efficient treat these conditions would never make it to these people. they can't afford it. and more to the point of the pharmaceutical companies cannot devise drugs for people in the developing world. for