for that we're going to speak with dickie wong from kingston securities in hong kong. very good day to you, dickie. thanks for joining us. >> hi, ron. >> we saw that huge tumble in asia's markets due to the weak pmi data which showed a contraction down to a seven-month low. that's your take on the current situation, and what's your outlook now considering all that's happened? >> right. well, i think selling may go away may be true at least for the local hong kong stock market, i think. after the recent home run in april, the hang seng index has been up for more than 22,000 points. twentiy definitely the market is waiting for some kind of pullback, and this is definitely a good excuse for the market to pull back from the previous high last week, like worse than expected pmi data and also most of the positive news like earnings reports were already reflected in the stock market. and also the overall stock market like in japan, pullback from the new high. so this is definitely a good excuse. but to me, i think in may, it may be a pullback but not a big slump because now t

paul broun, phil gingrey, and jack kingston, all currently u.s. congressmen.it goes on the subject of why same-sex parents should not be allowed to adopt children. "if they wanted a babe by bad enough, they could make that choice." do you believe it? it's the 21st century. in other words, just don't be gay. next on the subject of evolution, jack kingston said, "i believe i came from god, not a monkey. i don't believe a creature crawled out of the sea and became a human being one day." is that what evolution is? finally, before obama care was passed paul broun said, "if obama care passes, that free insurance card that's in people's pockets is going to be as worthless as a confederate dollar after the war between the states, the war of yankee aggression." that's a race to keep your eye on down there in georgia. i don't think can win there. coming up next "your business" ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus fruits and veggies. need a little kick? ooh! could've had a v8. in the juice aisle. nee

you have jo have jack kingston in the capaps this morning.ing to be a tougher sell than people think. >> they don't get points for trying. they need to deliver on this one. >> we'll see what comes next here. appreciate it so much. and still ahead, coming up on "morning joe," we're going to have a lot more information on all of the topics coming up. >>> also, i want to get your tweets. e-mails. texts. send them to us. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. and i've been around the toughest guys in football. and now i'm training guys who leak a little to guard their manhood. with man style protection... whoa... of new depend shields and guards. who are you? this is my house. perfect. come with me. built you a little man space under here. how 'bout that. sweet. see depend shields and guards are made to fit guys. that's awesome. i trained that guy now it

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and now your host for the evening, seattle's own nick kingston-persons!k you very much. thank you. i am honored to be hosting the show. tonight we'll be celebrating the very best in seattle sports as well as the mariners. [laughs] [microphone squeals] uh, wow. wow, a lot of big names in here tonight. ichiro suzuki, matt hassellbeck, blitz. you know blitz, the giant bird who's the seahawks' mascot? he's over there with the big head and the funny-looking hair. wait--that's seahawks head coach pete carroll. [laughs] is this thing on? - yeah, it's on. say something that's funny. - um, i want to, uh, start out by-- - you want to keep goin'? you want to say something funny? we're gonna move on to the-- - hey, hey, hey. i got an idea. why don't we fast-forward to the part where you say something funny? - 138,254, 138,255... - 138,256, 138,257... - 138,258... - kevin, keep counting. bet they've updated the results. let's see where we stand. - 138,261... 138,262, 138,263... - that can't be right. - 138,264... - second to last? what have the two of you been doing w

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paul broun, phil gingrey, and jack kingston, all currently u.s. congressmen.oes on the subject of why same-sex parents should not be allowed to adopt children. "if they wanted a babe by bad enough, they could make that choice." do you believe it? it's the 21st century. in other words, just don't be gay. next on the subject of evolution, jack kingston said, "i believe i came from god, not a monkey. i don't believe a creature crawled out of the sea and became a human being one day." is that what evolution is? finally, before obama care was passed paul broun said, "if obama care passes, that free insurance card that's in people's pockets is going to be as worthless as a confederate dollar after the war between the states, the war of yankee aggression." that's a race to keep your eye on down there in georgia. i don't think can win there. karen handel will be joining that race. she resigned from the susan g. komen foundation last year after her involvement in the decision to cut grants to planned parenthood. >>> catch this headline from the "washington post." "even

we have a fair scattering of showers, kingston, jamaica could be quite wet and hispaniola has seen downpours and the leyland islands seeing spower -- showers. we'd like to see heavy downpours in panama and northern parts of south america expecting rain. t gets dryer heading towards buenos aires and here with a high of 17 degrees celsius. ♪ >> hello again. the top stories in al jazeera, emergency crews in the u.s. are still searching for survivors after wind of more than 300 kilometers swept through a suburb of oklahoma city. iran's guardian council excluded the former president hashemi rafsanjani from the presidential election cabinet with elections held on the 14th. tim cook of apple defended the tax cuts at a u.s. senate hearing and they say he avoids taxes by placing billions in ireland. egypt's army says it's ready to start a operation to rescue seven kidnapped soldiers and policemen. the men were taken hostage last thursday in the sinai. we have more. >> these are reinforcements from the egyptian army and more than 60 armored vehicles are in the northern sinai. 250 shoulders and 450 pol

the girl was that kingston road just after 5:00 p.m. on wednesday when a dodge charger struck her. we're told the driver remained on the scene. a pedestrian is injured in west baltimore. a vehicle lost control and struck the pedestrian. >> firefighters have been working through the night trying to put out hot spots after a fire erupted at a potentially explosive location. jennifer franciotti joins us live from the scene in remington. >> a firefighter suffered some minor injuries. the scene is clear. this is something that burned for many hours last night. it is a brick structure. there was difficulty in fighting the fire. it broke out here on sisson street, which is just off the j.f.x. there were several auto repair shops. officials had to evacuate some of the firefighters because of a partial collapse of the building. people were evacuated. rosemary could only watch and wonder if her place would be in next to what inflames. >> when we opened the door to our apartment, it was solid smoke. was full ofoad garage smoke. >> what was that like? >> my dog ran back into the apartment beca

next on the subject of evolution, john kingston said i believe i came from god, not a monkey.'t believe that a creature crawled out of the sea and became a human being one day. is that what evolution is? finally, before obama care was passed, paul brown said, if obama care passes, that free insurance card that's in people's pockets is going to be as worthless as a confederate dollar after the war between the states, the war of yankee aggression. there's interesting thinks. that's "hardball" for now. coming up, "your business." lily...she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. [ dad ] tide and downy together. [ harrison ] is there anything you would not do for your family? punch it. ♪ [ male announcer ] back here on earth, your family is your crew. you would do everything in your power to protect them. that's why there's lifelock. and introducing lifelock junior. call 1-800-lifelock or visit lifelock.com/trek tod

something better known as the rendition program researchers from britain scanned university and kingston university have compiled an extensive flights database by going to their indiction project dot gov dot u.k. you can see a detailed graph of more than eleven thousand cia flights performed from two thousand and one to two thousand and six not all of them have been confirmed to have had detainees on board some of those which are marked in blue are described as dummy flights there are also flights which were labeled as highly suspicious meaning there is no substantial evidence that they were transporting suspected terrorists in certain cases there were website designers have ample proof of detainees travel the full route is described on the map like this one of the suspected al qaeda come attend the diver who has been locked up in guantanamo for a decade without any charges we can see on the map how he was transported from thailand where he spent eight months in detention after being called to the united arab emirates and then to poland almost a year later he was shifted to guantanamo in

john kingston of platts, that assault money we into the for you, stay tune on fox business for continuing updates on the devastating. willis report is next. >> i am gerri willis on the willis report. >> your medical privacy at risk, we have a special investigation to what is happening to your medical record, and irs said it will not have access to your med cad -- medical record in the age of obamacare, are they telling the truth? are consumers getting the truth when it comes to sun screen? we're on the face tonight in the willis report. >> we are following a breaking news story out of oklahoma city, a mile-wide tornado struck suburbs south of oklahoma city, there is extensive damage to buildings and homes in the moore, oklahoma area. some people are trapped in wreckage, emergency crews are trying to reach them. residents did get an advance warning many had already taken cover, two schools were in the path. police say one of the schools took a direct hit, no word on injuries. national weather sr. vice said that the tornado that struck this afternoon was show big, so big that people may not

on the topics of guns and immigration, look at what congressman jack kingston, smart guy from georgia, told "the new york times" about what backing he gets back home. "there was a lot of washington talk about the gun bills possibilities but i never saw that reflected in the people at home. now there's all this buzz about the immigration reform. and that is not reflected, either." gene, all this -- these big polls reflect popular opinion including a lot of votes in the big cities and the suburbs. you get out into rural areas in this country, which is a lot of this country, conservative views on guns and immigration. >> that's true. but those numbers are not insignificant. if you've got 86% who say they favor something -- >> it should include the rural areas. >> by nature, you're using the bully pulpit pretty well, right? because he's got public opinion on his side, on these issues. now, maybe there's some level of trust of confidence reflected in that second group of figures where it's much closer. maybe there's something else he needs to do. i'm not quite sure what that is. you get 86

kingston: we oversee the budget for obamacare. i can tell you the money is not there, even for implementation. the request was for $1.2 billion, and now it's accelerated to $1.7 billion and there's no funding available. and so here we are on the eve of the largest takeover of a private sector function in the united states history, and the moneys -- money's not there to implement it. what does the secretary of h.h.s. do but go to the private sector and say we need to get money from you to implement obamacare. now, that is like the mafia shaking down businesses for protection money. i'm not saying at all that the secretary would be trying to do that purposely, but it is similar to it. how can you ask people that you regulate for money to implement a program that they're going to fall under? that is repugnant to any american. we can't let that happen. the money is not there. we need to vote no and send it back to the committee at another day. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from michigan. mr.

. >> congressman jack kingston told "the new york times" there was a lot of washington talk about theun bill's possibilities but i never saw that reflected in the people at home. now there is all this buzz about the immigration reform and that it's not reflected either. back on what pat toomey said, it was something i felt deeply when it happened. didn't really feel it was my place to say. more his place. david firestone wrote this blog in "the new york times." how do weaken a president and he writes in part this. republicans are clearly looking to do more than just deprive mr. obama of victories however, the ultimate goal is make him appear powerless and weak. a flailing figure who is unable to affect the midterm elections or give the next democratic nominee a boost. taking heat on a gun vote is worth it if it leads to a reporter asking the president whether he still has any juice left with congress. the president is representing the vast majority of people when he advocates. when the republicans try to make him look bad he is not the only one being insulted and i'll stick specifical

mark in kingston, new hampshire. >> caller: you truly are a brilliant person and very interesting toisagreeing with anything you say however i am a earlier in the program you said something about how america has history of slavery, institution of slavery where we don't have that in great britain. i know you didn't mean that how it sounded. you know better than i at the time slavery, institution told of this country, these were british colonies, british subjects. let's look at india, treatment of the natives in indiana and black africa. britain is one of my idols, so bring institution, british, this is not a knock but let's not forget because i know you didn't mean that how it sounded. as a well spoken writer in this country, and coulter tries to blame the democrats on slavery and all that and i know you are a very well thinking conservative but i will leave it at that. i can't believe you meant that how it sounded. >> i think you are right. speaking in a shorthand fashion, let me explain a bit more what i meant and to agree with you and explain a bit more. i was referring specificall

my point was that, though, that the economy, the county the kingston is county seat has 23,000, but the farmers would not be as successful if they are today if they weren't able to move their goods to the county seat. i'm arguing that we take that in to consideration that . >> and i don't -- i don't have a problem with that except i don't know i've been to new york, i've been to your area -- -- . >> we thank you for that. >> a town of 30,000 can build a community center, you know, i come from a town of 5,000, and we built a community center. probably the best thing we ever did. we did it without any rural development money. we raised money, you know, from people and so forth. my concern is that the folks that have trouble, you know, that town has 2,000 and wants a community center. they're not going to be able to do it unless they get some help. we don't have enough money to do this in the first place. if we expand this, what i'm afraid of is the people who need it aren't going to be able to get it. we -- don't have enough money to go around. so, you know, i see what you're seeing. the

mark in kingston, new hampshire. >> caller: yes, hi, ms. phillips. you truly, truly are a brilliant person and a very, very interesting to listen to. and i find it difficult disagreeing with anything you say. however, i am a little bit concerned earlier in the program you said something about how while america has the history of slavery, of the institution of slavery where we don't have that in great britain, and i know you didn't mean that how it sounded. as you know better than i, at the time slavery, the institution took hold in this country, these were all british colonies, these were all british subjects. >> guest: ah. >> caller: let's look at india, the treatment of natives in india and black africa. britain is one of my idols. there's so many institutions in this country that are british, and this is not a knock. but let's just not forget because i know you didn't mean that how it sounded. >> guest: yeah. >> caller: there's a very well-spoken writer in this country, ann coulter, who tries to blame the democrats on slavery and all that. and i k

congressman jack kingston of georgia. congressman doug lamborn from colorado. congressman james lankford from oklahoma. congressman rick mulvaney from south carolina. congressman ted poe from texas. congressman matt salmon, as well as congressman tim walberg from michigan, and congressman jeff duncan from south carolina among others. now we'd like to present to you real people who have been adversely affected by the actions and decisions by the i.r.s. and who knows who else who made these decisions to attack the liberties of the american people. first we'll hear from diane bellson, from lawrence county tea party. >> hi. i'm diane representing lawrence county tea party. our group filed for 501-c-4 status with the i.r.s. in june of 2010, and we heard nothing for over two years, and then right before the election we received communication from the i.r.s. requesting lengthy amounts of information, and at that point i contacted the acl james who has been representing other groups. we knew this was a pattern and they represented us, and we complied as best we could w