lauren is iconic. i think if you go back, i think there is support in this name around 140 and held at three times in the past. so on this pullback, i'd be a buyer, because the history tells you the stock will -- >> the issue i have with buying it still, scott, is something i've had an issue with ralph lauren for a long time, in the fact i can find it at tj maxx, and marshall's. when you see it in the low-end, that tells you about what their products are doing. you do not find michael kors ever in those types of places. >> you know who wants to buy in the store at list? your wife, my wife. >> that's not a sexist comment, that's not a joke. they want the prestige. god bless them. that's what will drive the economy. >> i'm being told that ralph lauren is, in fact, from the bronx, not brooklyn, which actually makes the lauren even stillier. >> all right. tell us who you think won that debate. tweet us @cnbcfastmoney, uus use #bull #bear. bronx versus brooklyn, wherever. >>> dominic chu has a "market flash

it is my privilege to introduce lauren bush lauren. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all. and for myh an honor family. i would like to start by reading a short message for my grandfather. i wish to send my sincere thanks to the john f. kennedy library foundation and their selection committee for the decision they render that led to today's proceedings. i can only hope that the vote itself was not too excruciating or too close for the members. recall how shortly after leaving the white house the school district board were used to live decided to name a local elementary school after yours truly. after it passed by a landslide 3-2 vote -- [laughter] it was explained that the two dissenting votes were based on the fact that we normally only name things after dead people. [laughter] at 89 7/8, let me assure you your kind words mean a lot to me, and to receive this award that bears such an illustrious name means more than mere tongue can tell. i'm sorry i cannot be there in person, but a nasty rumor spread that your menu encompassed a deconstructed study in broccoli. [laughter]

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to inviterhonor lauren bush lauren to accept the john f. kennedy profile in courage award on behalf of her grandfather, george herbert walker what shobush. [applause] thank you, jack. you, all, and it is such an honor for me and for my grandfather and for my whole family. i would like to start by reading a short message from my grandfather. my sincere thanks to the john f. kennedy library foundation and their selection committee for the decision they rendered that led to stay's proceed -- to today's proceedings. i hope the vote was not too close for the members [laughter] i recall how shortly after leaving the white house the school district board right used to live in texas decided to name a local elementary school after yours truly. after it passed by a landslide 3-2 vote -- [laughter] twoas explained that the dissenting votes were based on the fact that we normally only name things after dead people. [laughter] 7/8, let me assure you your kind words mean a lot to me, and to receive this award that bears such an illustrious name means mor

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outperforming ralph lauren. ralph lauren down 13%. 9% comp sales.retty good for the gap. >> gap is good and old navy leading it. they were helped by late easter. you'll see ralph lauren down badly because they guided, remember the forecast means more than the number, they guided down 300, 350 basis points for margins and that's not what you want to hear. roger fairer, vice chairman is retiring. a lot of people feel he's done a fantastic job. ralph lauren's stock has lagged the group. i don't know how much i want to look at ralph lauren and add toomey and decide those trump gap. i do think it's a mixed picture. and i think that ralph lauren is a great company but periodically disappointed in a forecast and then beaten the forecast. >> i want to throw out an audible, omaha, talk about a different gap, the gap between ralph lauren and michael kors, kors up 13% year to date, ralph lauren down 26% spread in the price performance over just 5 1/2 months. >> kors has big china business. coach has kind of fallen apart here. kors and fossil very strong. fossi

. >> lauren is next on booktv of. she talks about the many political causes taken up by upton sinclair over his life including his unsuccessful run for governor of california in 1934. this is just over an hour. >> thanks. so i'm really happy for this event tonight. we've been thinking about it for the whole season. it's one of the many aspects of our talk series as we cover a lot of different topics, and some of them are more contemporaneous, we'll have a artist talk about their art related to their political views, or we'll do stuff on local ecological history or present as the case may be. we did one on urban agriculture versus open spaces in nature, and so tonight we get to do what we really like -- how we're road, is -- rooted is history. and history in california never gets fully digested, there's so many different threads of it. and the story of upton sinclair is essential to most to have 20th century in a way that i think these days is forgotten, to say the least. and lauren, i've had the pleasure of knowing he

>> well, let's start with lauren parks.auren parks ha been giving money in a big way for over 20 years but the money he gave throughout the 1990s into the 2000s was for ballot measures. oregon is one place where it's easy to get measures on the ballot. you can get big money going for them and you can change state law and he funded a lot of things for instance sentencing guideline kinds of thing, things that had to do with what gay rights ought to be, you know, all sorts of stuff out there. he was successful on a few of them. but not very many of them. but because he wasn't successful, in the past four or five years he switched towards candidates and that's what we're seeing right now. he's going especially for the congressional candidates. he's also as you said, he's going for some of the state legislative candidates, haven't gotten any elected but he said that's how i can change policy going with candidates rather than the ballot measures. >>> the other guy, hedge fund people you were talking about, the winery guy, wow, it

liz: lauren simonetti on world wrestling.chael steinberg was sentenced today to three and a half years in prison and hit with a $2 million fine. who is that? well, he is -- and you can see him right now. we showed him getting arrested months back on park avenue, march of last year. he works for sac capital. now, is it nine people, eight to twelve who have been convicted -- >> about nine. liz: about nine, okay. convicted or have pled guilty, okay, to all kinds of chargings. something was going on there. but the man who's at the top, s sac capital's steve cohen has not been charged with anything. as they move up this ladder and they keep convicting people closer and closer, at some point does it happen? joining me now, michael bowie, attorney. michael actually deposed steve cohen on an unrelated matter back in february of 2011. we also have fred tee see, he's joining us -- tecce as well. number one, michael, do you think that this sentence is too stiff or just about right? three and a half years. >> i think given -- i was could

to inviterhonor lauren bush lauren to accept the john f. kennedy profile in courage award on behalf of her grandfather, george herbert walker what shobush. [applause] thank you, jack. you, all, and it is such an honor for me and for my grandfather and for my whole family. i would like to start by reading a short message from my grandfather. my sincere thanks to the john f. kennedy library foundation and their selection committee for the decision they rendered that led to stay's proceed -- to today's proceedings. i hope the vote was not too close for the members [laughter] i recall how shortly after leaving the white house the school district board right used to live in texas decided to name a local elementary school after yours truly. after it passed by a landslide 3-2 vote -- [laughter] twoas explained that the dissenting votes were based on the fact that we normally only name things after dead people. [laughter] 7/8, let me assure you your kind words mean a lot to me, and to receive this award that bears such an illustrious name means mor

his name is lauren parks. he made his fortune in medical devices including doppler flow ultra sound manslaughter and a device called the plethsymograph. used to measure the arousal of sex offenders. many pl parks is not a doctor but fashion ed himself more than a hobby and less than a year in being an amateur hypnotherapyist. especially an amateur sex hypnotherapyist. >> this video is for women. it's about sexual guilt. >> mr. parks claims to be able to cure people of basically anything you can think of that has any remote relationship to sex. if you peruse the dozens of self help and hypnotherapy videos he has uploaded to you tube, he thinks that everything is related to sex including his baroque and insistent theories on weight loss. >> this video is about being fat. and it is aimed at women because that's where i have the experience. i don't have the experience with men. maybe it will work. i don't know. but at any rate, there are a multitude of reasons why women are fat. long time ago, back in the '80s, wh

>> reporter: not a great deal to be honest, lauren. we still have two different versions of the casualty toll, for instance, local records suggest that three people were killed and 25 injured, and then there is the government report, of course, coming directly from the interior minister, himself, arseniy yatsenyuk writing on his facebook page as he does when he gives his updates saying 20 of the so-called terrorists inside the police building were kill in the operation. four were taken amp. he pressed the point that this antiterror operation so-called by the government that's been ongoing here in the east will continue against centers that are occupied by armed gun men. he said there will be only .1 answer to those who attack us with guns. we will fight back. and so, lauren, victory day has passed here and another flashpoint city has opened up in the east just two days before this region holds a referendum on independence. >> jonah thanks very much indeed. live in donetsk for us. the united states has condemned shred mirrvladimir peatn

gerri: the one ford, lauren, what will we see? will we see more makes and models? more technology in cars? what would you forecast? >> you will see more technology in vehicles. i think you will see more upgrades to vehicles. you've seen what they have done with the mazda lineup. their sales are up and consistent increase in sales and ford is only one one% for april sales versus year-over-year. i think you will see more improvements on the lincoln lineup. they have new small suvs coming out. you will see some products that haven't been updated. we know about the f-series being an all aluminum vehicle. mark was involved in that. i actually spoke with him at the new york auto show and he is truly passionate about the brand. he owns the cars. i know he has a mustang and a bunch of other vehicles. i think he will continue evolving the brand so it becomes competitive with the your pines as well as koreans and the jop these. gerri: i think overseas expansion is critical to the brand and they're certainly going to be focused on that. you and by the way were at that new yor

thank you, lauren. >> thank you. gerri: coming up later in the show we take a look at tribeca reborn, how this manhattan neighborhood has come back after suffering severe economic damage. >>> next we answer the question, how do you do that? how to look out for stock lockups. we're looking out for you and your money. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, a we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. the numbers are impressive. over 400,000 new private sector jobs... making new york state number two in the nation in new private sector job creation... with 10 regional development strategies to fit your business needs. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york... with the state creating dozens of tax-free zones where busi

. >> joining us now lauren ashburn who hosts social buzz on the fox website. rick grenell and michelle cottle, senior writer for the national journal. what do you make of arthur sulzberger getting killed in the press yesterday? >> they bungled it and completely and absolutely. they reason they had to put it out on saturday because all the sun shows are going to be talking about how "the new york times" really bungled it. the problem is it's peak that -- pathetic he had to attack jill after shoving her out the door. >> they spent a lot of ink, though, on this equal pay issue, and now it turns out that there wasn't equal pay even though the times says there was, and they look like hip owe credits. the coverage was weighted heavily in the equal pay issue. >> we can talk about this story all day. i think it's fantastic. to have the publisher of the "new york times" complaining about mainstream media coverage is fantastic. i mean, here this is the -- >> try to restrain yourself. >> this is the team that created the mainstream media tactic of bullying. i disagree wi

lauren: it is the nosy button.y left many pieces of information blank. if i then click the ask about income i can ask you if you are in a relationship. that is why it is a nosy button. what will they do with the information? if i am in a relationship, where thinking of getting married, will you see ads for a diamond ring, wedding venues, the list goes on. so far people are hitting this button. it should be called that none of your business but in. stuart: they are hating this or hit it? lauren: i don't like it. it has been around a couple of months now. only over the weekend did the debate on this really starts to heat up because more pon their k pages. stuart: this is one of the reasons i do not have a facebook page in my name. mind your own business. >lauren: i will text or e-mail you, i will not facebook you. stuart: i do not want that out there. that was a very good explanation of what this thing is all about, and we appreciate that. moments ago he may have my take on president obama's faith in government burea

rogen has been married to actress lauren miller since 2011.ey are heavily involved in something bigger than any movie role. while they were still dating, lauren's mom adele was diagnosed at age 55 with early onset alzheimer's. >> now she is completely incapacitated, in a wheelchair. she can't eat on her own. she can't really do anything on her own. >> reporter: did you have any idea that the disease could have that effect? >> no, not at all. i think my impression of it was kind of the more naive, like, oh, an old person losing their keys kind of thing. i didn't think it was like completely debilitating disease. >> reporter: what have you seen it do to lauren? >> a lot. it's been a massive bummer. it's hugely depressing. but it's also gotten her very motivated to do something about it. >> now we'll turn to mr. seth rogen. mr. rogen, welcome and please proceed. >> thank you, very much for having me, mr. chairman. >> reporter: it's changed his life too. in february, rogen took his mother-in-law's story to washington. >> i came here today for a fe

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it was like having a second sister. >> my n is lauren, if you haven't noticed my voice. >> hello i'm jennifer kesse and i am one of the run arers at the party. >> we were just insprap separatable. i was always at her house and with her family. >> we went on vacations together. if my family went on vacation, she came with us. and if she went on vacation we went with her. it was like having a second home. >> she just grew into that role of always intelligent, always learning, always reading. >> tough teenager or good teenager? >> oh, no, very good teenager. you know, jennifer walks into a room and you notice her. because of her huge smile and just the way she carried herself. >> she was a very very strong woman. didn't really have any enemies. just an awesome person. >> 1999, 17-year-old jennifer enrolled in the university of central florida in orlando to pursue a degree in finance. >> jen ended up going to ucf the sorority life there. >> and she graduating. >> jennifer joyce kesse. >> how many women get offered three jobs for the same company. three different positions. that tells you

>> yes, lauren, it's been an entirely static day here. nothing at all but it has been 24 hours now since he walked in here voluntarily. to meet this appointment, and you can only assume based on that they have had a sustained line of questioning against him. as to what he might or mite not have known about the abduction all those years ago. i should explain under the terms of british law, they are allowed to hold him for 48 hours that would take us up to 7:00 or 8:00 tomorrow night. by that time, they either have to release him, or apply to a court so they can hold him for longer. or charge him. now there are some very hard line loyalist voices anti-republican voices on places like twitter saying they understand that jerry adams is going to be charged with something, possibly tonight and might appear in court tomorrow. that may be true, it may be entirely wishful thinking but certainly, jerry adams opponent tonight are feeling that finally the history of the 1970's has caught up with him. whether the questioning shows how far this is from

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meteorologist lauren casey is with our minneapolis affiliate, warren, is that right, mother's day parka's in colorado. >> unfortunately so, a winter storm warning is in effect for much of colorado, including denver where a foot of mothers day snow could fall but in the western and central plains where an outbreak is likely. 3 million people from southern kansas to eastern iowa are in a moderate risk for severe weather, destructive winds and hail to tennis ball size are possible in combination of instability and wind shear could help produce numerous tornados with a threat of strong and long track tornados. residents in these areas will need to stay weather aware tomorrow, especially during the afternoon and evening hours, remember the difference between a watch and a warning. a watch means look and listen out, severe weather is likely and a warping means take action, severe weather is occurring. >> all right, i would like to keep our eyes open for the next 24 hours. lauren casey, thank you. >> sure. >> #01: and there was an emotional scene in lower manhattan this morning when some remains

we're joined from aunts, texas , lauren, thank you for joining us. i keep using the term escalating crisis in ukraine, but this weekend's activities, and the things that vladimir putin are saying are suggesting that maybe we have seen the worst of the escalation. >> i agree with you. we're at a point where everything is tapering off as far as the escalation goes. it doesn't mean that it won't escalate in the future, but everyone knows what will be happening this weekend as far as elections and poroshenko taking role as president. what is most important now is what comes after. this weekend we'll have elections. we'll see security forces crackdown and there will be more unrest in the east and in the south. however, all eyes now are on okay, so what now? >> you would know more than most. what do you think happens next? >> the most important thing next is what russia wants. russia has two things that they really are looking for next. first, they are looking for a decent utilization of power from kiev into the region. that's something that poroshenko is

which i'm sure lauren will agree with as well. lauren and jonathan, great talking as always.so much. >> thank you. >> thank you, alex. >>> new signs that donald sterling is digging in his heels more than ever for the right of ownership of the l.a. clippers. to coffee, snacks, and drinks to fuel the big ideas. yes, staples has everything you need to launch a startup from your garage. mom! except permission to use the garage. thousands of products added every day to staples.com. even safety cones. this week, get maxwell house® original roast ground coffee for $5.99. staples. make more happen. [ male announcer ] momentum has a way of quietly exploding onto the scene. ♪ the new ram 1500 ecodiesel. with 28 highway miles per gallon, 420 pound-feet of torque. ♪ guts. glory. ram. ♪ they're the days to take care of business.. when possibilities become reality. with centurylink as your trusted partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and responsive, dedicated support, we constantly e

cofounder and ceo, lauren bush. thank you. giving back has been talked about a lot of salt.o talk about my social business feed. i founded feed. essentially a consumer goods company, we have been able to donate over 75 million males. >> 75 million meals. >> yeah. i'm proud of that. there's a bigger movement at play. wanting to give back through consumer goods and purchases. so it's a really exciting movement. you know, proud that feed was at the forefront of that. >> you've got pretty cool products. you brought a bag along. >> show and tell. >> guy and brian will have to fight for it. >> keep a tight lid on that because he will take it. >> grasp. exactly. >> it's feed kenya and when sold it feeds two children for a year. very tangible for the consumer. >> how much? >> retails for $250. >> how much goes to feeding children? >> oh, gosh. now you put me on the spot. >> a percentage. >> 10%. >> if you're not into bag, there are t-shirts and things you can buy. >> yes. there are other accessories as well. >> where can folks buy these products? online? >> various stores around the

lauren, let me maybe put up on the screen, let's look at the cultures. i think that paul harvey, by the way, the greatest radio broadcaster ever and i spent an hour on the phone with paul harvey jr. last night talking about this and his father and what a great broadcaster he was and look at anti depress sant u sent country, up 400%. let's look at miley cyrus. one cultural icon, if you will, twerking. you can see her over there. in some of the videos, has the culture declined and is it related in someway to a paul harvey warning? >> absolutely. it is absolutely declined. >> you don't look like lauren. >> i'm sorry. >> no -- >> jump right in. >> it is absolutely declined and paul harvey was exactly right but what has happened in terms of religion's responsibility as a minister, i shoulder a lot of responsibility and look out there and say what am i doing wrong? is my generation of ministers and spiritual leaders and religious leaders done wrong and we've made a business out of religion. we made a colt -- >> but you're a pastor, you haven't done that, have

lauren simonetti joins us now to tell us about this new feature, lauren, hi. >> reporter: a little scaryi ann. facebook has this new feature in its mobile app that some are calling useful and others creepy. regardless, it highlights the eaves eavesdropping nature of our smartphones using built-in microphones to figure out what music or shows we have on in the background. so in the coming weeks, if you turn the feature on, it will tell you what you're listening to and then share it on your news feed as if your friends care. and by the way, the song in the video that we're looking at now is the understanding by jones street station. why is facebook doing this? it wants to be the site where we talk about pop culture, and the company reassures us saying, quote, no sound is stored, and you will always get to choose whether row post to your friends. but the worry is what's facebook going to do with this information? is it going to sell it to advertisers? maybe even tv rating agencies? we don't know. it's the constant snooping by technology in our lives, patti ann. patti ann: yeah. all good que

i'm lauren for "teen kids news." >> well, that wraps it up for this week's "teen kids news."ck next week, so see you then. >> here's a shout-out to prnewswire for including "teen kids news" on their big screen in times square, new york city. >> here's a shout-out to american troops serving in africa. steves: the town of keswick is your best home base for exploring the northern lakes, which i prefer to the more commercial southern part of the region. keswick was originally a mining center. but the slate and lead industries eventually gave way to nature-loving tourists, and, in the 19th century, keswick became a resort. its fine old buildings recall those romantic-era days when big-city folks first learned about communing with nature. today the town is well-stocked with hiking-gear shops... and pubs. the lake district is popular with english holiday-makers who prefer to bring their beloved dogs with them on vacation. keswick's town square can look like a canine convention, and in local pubs, dogs are more than welcome. and we picked up a tip at the pub. a sheepdog trial and hou

melissa: lauren, thank you so much. getting inspiration from dr. who. a big box of mystery appearing in the middle of san francisco. we wonder what is going on? >>> online sensation with nearly a billion video views, 11-year-old. mattie b is here on money. he is about to show us what he has got. take it away, mat at this. mattie. >> wanted to be an example for the students. taking it to the wanting it both ways, maybe could balloon but it was confusing i want to be bruce lee, bruce lee abusing. we're moving our company to new york state. the numbers are impressiv over 400,000 new private sector jobs... making new york state number two in the nation in new private sector job creation... with 10 region development strategies to fit your business needs. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york... with the state creating dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes r ten years. become the next business to discover the new new york. [ male announcer ] see if your business qualifies. melissa: from the fourth grade to inte

bill: lauren, thank you for sharing that. lauren green here in new york.fying scene caught on camera. a huge home explosion and a police officer shot and killed. so what was going on in that house and what sparked that? martha: daring rescue in a swift river. a man boating with his dog in oregon when the dog jumps out and got swept away of the dog managed to swim to base of a cliff. but couldn't reach him because of strong currents and he called for help. the dog is doing just fine. like a relief when stories end well. yay for mazy. bill: well done. we got a run. martha: see you tomorrow, everybody. have a great day. "happening now" starts right now. >> fox news alert and don't hold your breath on construction of the keystone pipeline. that project essentially put on hold now until after the midterm elections. good morning, i'm jon scott. >> hi, everybody, hope you're off to a great day so far. i'm jenna lee. we told you about the potential of this yesterday on "happening now." it is reality. bipartisan energy bill falling shorts on votes in the senate. re

lauren simonetti joins us with that story and other business news. >> good morning ainsley.is a big merger monday. at&t buying america's biggest satellite tv providers direct tv. worth almost $50 billion. if approved the acquisition will be at&t better content like the popular nfl sunday ticket and also more subscribers. 20 million more to be exact. a combined at&t would be behind comcast time warner cable. those companies will control more than half of the market for paid television. it may be nicknamed the happiest place on earth no one ever called it the cheapest. disney hiked ticket prices. four adults wanting both did neland and disney adventure. they rose to 150 bucks. the price to visit one of the parks rose to $96. facebook has a new feature that gives your friends a new way to be nose see. it is called the k button. it let's you request personal information you will see the ask button appear when a vital detail like relationship status is given. ask away. your friends do not have to answer. the reason they probably never had this answer in the first place is they do

lauren pled guilty but later told "the new york post" the allegations are all lies.tendants, "threatened me." the law is very strict about alcohol up in the air. >> an airline is not allowed to board a passenger who appears to be inebriated. and an airline cannot, by federal law, serve any passenger to the point of inebriation. >> reporter: do you cut people off if you think they're too drunk? >> of course. we have to. they might not know it. we have tricks. their jack and coke might become a lot of coke and very little jack. >> reporter: it's fine if you get drunk and just pass out. >> no, it's not okay if you pass out. something goes wrong in flight, we can't be taking 140 limp noodles by the ankles and pull them off the airplane. >> there's basically a sobering spray that's on the horizon. in the next five to ten years, there will be a spray that you spray somebody's mouth. you just hold them down and they kind of come to. "wow, i'm sorry about that, everyone. who pulled up my pants? i know it wasn't me." >> reporter: remember gerard depardieu? >> hello. >> report

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for more on this, lauren fix, the car coach. so let me break this down. five new recalls, 2.7 million vehicles recalled. we've had 17 crashes. some of the stuff, it is not just a rear view mirror, it is serious, serious stuff that can affect folks. here is my question for you tonight, lauren, is this gm trying to keep us safe or gm trying to cover its you know what? >> well you know, that can be looked at two different perspectives. i think if you own one of these cars you might be angry and you probably have every right to be angry that it has taken this long for this to happen. but, if you're thinking about buying these cars or maybe you're hoping gm will come around, jeff boyer is really saying, you know what? we had only 25 safety inspectors. we now have 50. they have doubled safety inspectors and finding all these recalls. gerri: they didn't know about this before? they didn't know about this before? i mean, come on! i don't even own a gm car, okay? >> i don't own a gm car either. that doesn't mean anything. every manufacturer has recalls. we can't b

let's go back to lauren in doha. >> thank you. still to come on this program, fighting crime from the skies. how mexican police are trying to stay one step ahead of the drug cartels. >>> and in sports, one of golf's biggest names are being investigated by the fbi. r fault lines the deported only on al jazeera america >> in the fight against crime has taken off in mexico. police commanders are hoping that it will make cities safer. >> reporter: it's the eye in the sky. latest effort by the police in the state of mexico to hunt down and capture criminals. from hundreds of meters above these police officers monitor neighborhoods for suspicious activity. >> before we started these fly overs, criminals would escape. they would scale walls or rooftops and get away before we arrived on the scene, it was too late. but now we can arrest them. >> reporter: the pilots are in constant communication with the officers at command center. whenever they suspect a crime, the pilots are called in to back up the operation. homicide are down 12% on a

lauren simonetti, scott martin and tracy byrnes. to you on this ruling and what it means.ot of companies saying we will give you cash to find a plan to your liking on your own. now they come backnd say no can do. >> slams the door. they are subject to employer mandate. they have to provide the mandate package i the law, or if their workers went to the exchange and qualified for subsidy, they would be hit with a fine. neil: a lot of them are open to the fine because it is a lot cheaper. >> the third option was be will give our employees cash, go to the exchange and pay for their coverage with pretax dollars. that is what the irs is saying no, no, no. this is a tax hike for workers, it narrows options. neil: those trying to take advantage of this trying to get it right off for something shifting onto the government d. >> employers have always done this. this will cause to question the existing health savings account. neil: you say that is what is next. >> that is what is under the shadows. neil: that is not an option now. >> of course not. this limits an employer's ability t

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. >> joining us now on this memorial day weekend, lauren ashburn, fox news contributor who hosts social buzz on the fox website. david frum, senior editor at the atlantic and former speechwriter for president bush. and craig crawford, publisher of the trail mix blog and a former columnist for congressional quarterly. why is it that it took so long for this story to explode? >> i think one of the problems is that we don't pay attention to beat reporters all across the country. there is a real value in these reporters, especially as local newsrooms are cutting and slashing budgets. there were stories out of pennsylvania and georgia and south carolina that were very heart-wrenching, yet no one wove together all of those stories until cnn came along with its one-year investigation. >> but which newspaper initially broke this story about the phoenix facility? >> "the arizona republic" out of phoenix. and it was a gannett-owned newspaper. and my hat really goes off to the reporter who took on this story. but there was also a whistleblower who came in and said hey, you really have to examine w

here we are with lauren. can you tell us how long have been here so far and what you're working on? started our residency on june 1, so we came into the studio then and spent most of the first couple weeks just digging around in the trash. i am continuing my body of work, kind of making these hand- embroidered objects from our day-to-day life. >> can you describe some of the things you have been making here? this is amazing. >> i think i started a lot of my work about the qualities of light is in the weight. i have been thinking a lot about things floating through the air. it is also very windy down here. there is a piece of sheet music up there that i have embroidered third. there is a pamphlet about hearing dea -- nearing death. this is a dead rabbit. this is what i am working on now. this is a greeting card that i found, making it embroidered. it is for a very special friend. >> while we were looking at this, i glanced down and this is amazing, and it is on top of a book, it is ridiculous and amazing. >> i am interested in the serendipity of these still life compositions. when he

>> remember lauren?>> i'm planning on getting my master's after i graduate and working at the same time. i'm planning on working for the department of defense. >> reporter: in baltimore county, maryland, al jazeera. >> some critics worry giving corporation as big role in designing school course work may leave graduates too narrow of an education. they say that could hurt them in a career that would most likely involve multiple job changes. but supporters say high tech jobs require drastic action. >>> coming up, how contractors adapt to the ups and downs to the housing market through renovations. >>> a woman who made a big move to save her business, we'll check in on how she's doing after this. >> we have to move out of here right now >> i think we have a problem... >> we have to get out of here... >> they're telling that they they don't wanna show what's really going on... >> mr. drumfield, i'd like to speak to you for a minute... >> this is where columbia's war continues... >> ...still occupied... >> po

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but lauren and rachel, i know you are psyched. >> yeah, we're so excited.wn her to look the same and she always wears two different shoes. so maybe that will change just for today. >> footwear needs a makeover. let me see. why do you wear two different shoes? >> it's just a little something different, you know, and you can take them off when you don't want them, unlike a tattoo or something like that. and this brand comes, you know, in these twins. so i can even have dress shoes that are two different shoes. >> i may not stick with that trademark today. are you okay with that? i will make you look fabulous. >> i'm okay with wearing shoes that match. i can handle that. >> all righty. she's here with her cousins lauren and rachel. let's take one last look at elizabeth before. and let's see what she probably looks like today, miss elizabeth. >> oh, yeah. >> all right. you okay? take off your blindfold. >> oh, my god! >> you're going to love it, elizabeth. turn around and look. [ laughter ] >> are you all right? >> what happened? what did you do? >> okay. here'