levy is married with three kids. this guy had been married and divorce. levy said that's not true.etimes did house sitting but never lived there. >> bill: big tabloid story because of his mother but we will take it slowly. maricopa county, phoenix, arizona, another terrible story authorities say illegal alien shoots a 32-year-old mother to death because he wanted to have an affair with her 13-year-old daughter? >> and they had been having an affair with that 13-year-old. 31-year-old illegal immigrant, maybe having an affair with a 13-year-old girl but jose in a moment of conscious goes over to talk to the mother and asks for permission to have said affair. the mother says get out of here permission denies. >> bill: he comes back and kills her. >> he comes back and kills her. >> bill: allegedly. >> sheriff arpaio. >> bill: yeah. >> he charges second degree murder because the guy is claiming he was afraid for his life that she w threatening him but the point is he was brought into the country illegally when he was a littl boy when he was 4 years old. i don't know that there will be a

let's go to tv's andy levy. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> our top story tonight, a country star and a hip hop legend get together to record an awesome song about racism. i'm just kidding. it really sucks. and melissa harris perry wants your kids taken from you and raised this communes to become god less slaves of the state. and beyonce and jay-z celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary in cuba. should we be outraged or were they uh -- were they havana good time. >> what a great play on words. >> i am putting that on parcheezy. >> you mean nothing to me. let's welcome our guests. well, she knows district courts like i build pillow forts. a first time guest, john gnaw spilbore. and if he was balloon animals, clowns would blow him at a party. , joe devito and my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if thoughtful commentary was a gong he would get banged during the song "knights in white satin." >> a block, the lede, that's the first story. take it away, greg gut-field. i know what i said. >> what is the point? i want to point out that we ha

let's go to andy levy for a pre game president are. what is coming up on tonight's show other than you are dressing like me and stealing my look. >> should you get a refund if a scene you are seeing is not in a movie? i would guess so. and what should we call people who come to this country i'm legally? some say illegal immigrants, but some say that is too on the nose. and something about north korea threatening with nuclear annihilation if we have the time to get to it. greg? >> thanks, andy. >> sure. >> thanks for last night. >> okay. >> you don't know what that means. >> i know. >> you recommended i watch "pitch perfect." >> a beautiful, beautiful movie. >> no, it wasn't. there was a lot of singing, horrible singing. one or two scenes where people threw up and the rest sing ising. it was just like the prom. >> you would prefer more throwing up. >> all vomiting and less singing. >> you have your special movies for that. >> i am never listening to you again. >> thank god. >> let's welcome our guest. she is so hot that stolen watches s

with that we go to andy levy, america's sweetheart. i am coming from america's bad boy. >> i know, absolutely. >> we should just hang out together sometime. >> we are america's team. >> i am just america. >> you are america's species. >> you will be hanging out with heff and the girls in the grot toe late -- in the grotto later? >> why do you say that? is it because of how i am dressed? >> was this my robert cope look alike? >> i would have unbuttoned one more button, but that's me. >> you know why? tonight is movie night at the mansion. >> you have to be a little classy for that one. >> i just sit in the back and eat popcorn and watch heff drool. >> you are dressed like a portuguese strip club owner. jay i was thinking -- >> i was thinking more like a pizza. >> anthony wiener back on twitter. jesse, you said you had no idea after what wiener did last time why anybody would follow him a second time. i agree with, but for the opposite reason. his account will be unbelievably bland. it will be run by a communications professional or his

. >>> william levy llevarÁ su vida a la pantalla grande, antes un adelanto. >>> sÍ vamos con magali quever. >>> william levy viene dispuesto a hacer comerciales como el fortachon rambo, un doctor y un casanova. >>> me van a ver haciendo el ridÍculo, muy chistoso y diferente a lo que estÁn acostumbrados a verme, bueno, un poquito. >>> se encuentra en la grabaciÓn en mÉxico en la tempestad, antes incursionÓ en hollywood de un tÓrrido triÁngulo amoroso. >>> un drama buenÍsimo, con un personajes increÍble, seria mi personaje favorito de mi carrera. >>> eso podrÍa cambiar muy pronto, el ex albaÑil cubano que pidiÓ asilo polÍtico en estados unidos, se prepara para llevar su vida a la pantalla grande. >>> de hecho, estamos ahorita. tenemos hecho algo de una pelÍcula que quise hacer, me aguantÉ, me gustarÍa el dia de maÑana escribir un libro para que lo tomen como ejemplo que los sueÑos son para hacerse realidad. no descarta interpretar la vida de emilio estefan, aunque el productor musical dijo que aunque son amigos, levy no se parece a Él, ni habla como el. >>> emilio es un tipazo, y gloria,

. >>> y confiesa william levy que su vida pronto serÁ como un libro abierto no se pierda las revelacionesalÁn del momento. >>> esto y mÁs ahora mismo en "primer impacto." >>> feliz comienzo de semana como estÁn todos bienvenidos a primer pablo les saludemos aquÍ en el programa gracias por estar con nosotros. >>>lo pues bien mientras miles de residentes en boston le rinden tributo a vick r temas de ataques en la maratÓn autoridades determinan que el presunto coautor de atento ato serÁ sentenciado. >>> y vamos con detalles, adelantelo buenas tardes para ti. >>> buenas tardes bÁrbara un juez estuvo presente en hombre dÓnde estÁ dzhaokar y cuando joven fue acusado en su cama entre cargos federales desaing a un el de asu arma de destrucciÓn masivoas y por muertes ocurridas y el joven serÁ juzgado en un tribunal civil porque es ciudadano estadounidense pero cada dÍa que pasa se conocen mÁs detalles sobre su captura y la muerte de su hermano, veamos. >>> la tristeza paralizÓ la ciudad de boston esta tarde. a las doce y 50 una semana despuÉs de ataque cientos rindieron silencio en memorÁndum rara

now to andy levy for a pre game report. andy, what is coming up on tonight a show?> former british prime minister margaret thatcher passes away leaving behind a huge legacy in britain and odd confusion on twitter. and what was russian president vladimir few -- putin's reaction to protesters? and what does snoop dogg think of rappers? i got nothing else to say to you, man. >> i'm glad. >> i'm glad you're glad. >> nothing about my shirt? >> no, i'm -- i was raised to believe if you can't say nothing nice, say nothing. >> go away, jerk. let's welcome our guest. she is so british she named her kids fish and chips. i am here with -- immogeth lloyd webber. if fierce commentary was a box of crayons he would come in 24 different colors. it is gavin mcguinness. and in peru he is considered a back scrubber, bill schulz. and she is so sharp she can't travel by hot air balloon. next to me, fox news national security analyst, kt mcfarland. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. and now back to america's least favorite host. >> thank you. the star of "moon struck" had run

let's go to andy levy to find out. >> greg, you said we're bad? >> yeah. >> it should be we're back. >> oh, thanks, dude. i did say that. thanks for grabbing that. >> how about we back. trying to be cool. >> jodi arias tweeting during her murder trial. first of all, she tweeted hln is an acronym for haters love negativity. jodi, if you're watching, hln isn't an ak niccronym, it's an initialism. >> it's an initialism? >> yes. >> the acronym thing, that's your buggaboo. >> is it an acronym or initialism? >> what about ald? andy levy is a doofus. if you pronounce it ald it's an acronym. if you say a-l-d, it's initials. it's not rocket science. dana, you said arias is making a mockery of these tweets and you were quite strong about it. why do you think that? >> because the jury is not allowed to look at the media, to talk about the media or say nick that's going on. in the meantime she's lobbying her case directly to the public without going through the media, which would be the traditional way of doing it. still she has to be judged by a jury of her

. >> the type book -- take away from the cyprus bailout and the bank levy is to spend cash now 1 hardt i suspect -- on hard assets and precedent has been set for confiscation. >> german's postal workers are set to get a 5.7% pay raise.

it still to come, the report from andy levy. he is a real nuisance. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by skiing, the sport and mode of transportation that involves moving over the snow on a pair of skis. thanks, skiing. blain >>> we are back to find out if we have anything wrong so far. for that we go to tv's andy levy. hi how are you? >> good. how are you? >> good. you look excited for a changing. >> i think i have some stuff here. >> excellent. do you want to get right into it? >> no, in time i think. >> another 20 minutes or so? >> yes something like that, or i can start with it. >> do what you like. >> i will just start from the beginning. new york times piece. first, the video of the raccoon walking across the telephone wires good to see miss cleo working again in some voiceover work. >> great voiceover. i love that voice. >> fantastic. rick you said it was interesting to see huma on the cover of the new york times magazine colding wiener's hand. i totally agree. i love this part from the article. they seem to be f

thousand to andy levy for a pre game report. andy? what is coming up on tonight's show? >> at some point that will roll smoothly off your tongue. >> doubt it. >> our top story, all charges against the elvis impersonator accused of sending ricin to president obama are dropped. and authorities are now investigating a taekwondo instructor who was accused of child molestation. won't even bother with the punch line. and the media's struggle to help moat vai the brothers who got their bomb making knowledge from an al-qaeda magazine. and who did "people" magazine name as the world's most beautiful woman? the answer is in the box. >> you us ad that punch line three times. >> twice. >> three. >> the third time didn't air. >> but you are like the poor man's rob schneider. >> doesn't count. i am like the rich man's someone who is not rich. >> well done. >> think about that one. i just wasted you. >> go away. let's with el come our guest. she is so sharp she can mow a lawn with her thoughts. and it is reason.com contributor. great magazine. and he knows beautiful pros like i have ex

for that we go to andy levy. i'll give you one name.you are taking america's sweetheart we will go with that, andy. >> that's why you dropped the tv's? >> i dropped the tv's. >> all right. >> you are not upset by that? >> this will reflect poorly on your review. stuff about the bombers. moynihan you said you couldn't understand what the brothers' mom said, but you are sure it was horrible. one thing she said was, quote, i would have preferred not to live in america. i think we can all agree on that. >> yes, i would prefer she never left her stupid hubble in dagishan. she said america has treated us horribly. i think she seems to have it a little backwards there. her family was treated america horribly. i know that is not a revelation to anyone, but just wanted to point out she is a crack pot. >> she said america took my sons. >> yeah. , yeah. no. >> this fairness she has yet to receive the residuals from borat. there were a couple of opening scenes. >> i guess we are sort of making fun of a grieving mom. >> i don't know. i don't have a

we will wrap things up with andy levy. he is our masseuse. he massages the language with his gnarly face. to see clips of recent shows go to fox foxnews.com/redeye. >>> see you back here at 5:00 p.m. eastern time for "the five." a new "red eye" returns form -- returns tomorrow with diane macedo. time to go back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> hey. thanks. >> what is going on? >> what are you looking at? >> i was looking over here because i saw jack, our sound guy walk in. >> hi, jack. >> hi, jack. >> jonathon what do you have? >> i will be back at 3:00 and 7:00 eastern for "the fox report" because as greg says i am on two shows. i am important. >> moynihan are you important? >> i will be on "the five" tomorrow subbing for the big liberal guy. and then i have a column that will be very, very balanced on kathy bodine in which i will not call her a [bleep]. >> excellent. >> remi, what about you? >> i am glad you are back from vacation and hope you had a good time. i would like to say thank you to the super lawyers. i know i said it la

for that we go to andy levy. >> how are you? >> good, i guess. >> i know you refused to call me america's sweetheart. >> won't be handled as an enemy combatant. you said there needs to be a decision whether they are treated this the criminal justice system or military system. president isn't jay carney right though? didn't the organization act specifically exempt u.s. citizens from being treated as enemy combatants sph. >> specifically precluded them from being tried in military commissions. in fact, i think that was a mistake. it was not constitutionally required. i think the most important thing now is whether we are gonna get information from this guy or whether we are not. given the administration's decision to insert him into the criminal justice system, the odds are not a certainty, but the odds are he will not say anything again other than a few things he may want to say to turn his trial into a pry vent. jay okay. >> you don't seem impressed. >> i am not sure the ambassador is right. i think they did preclude us from tre

let's go to andy levy to find out. >> greg, you said we're bad?> yeah. >> it should be we're back. >> oh, thanks, dude. i did say that. thanks for grabbing that. >> how about we back. trying to be cool. >> jodi arias tweeting during her murder trial. first of all, she tweeted hln is an acronym for haters love negativity. jodi, if you're watching, hln isn't an ak niccronym, it's an initialism. >> it's an initialism? >> yes. >> the acronym thing, that's your buggaboo. >> is it an acronym or initialism? >> what about ald? andy levy is a doofus. if you pronounce it ald it's an acronym. if you say a-l-d, it's initials. it's not rocket science. dana, you said arias is making a mockery of these tweets and you were quite strong about it. why do you think that? >> because the jury is not allowed to look at the media, to talk about the media or say nick that's going on. in the meantime she's lobbying her case directly to the public without going through the media, which would be the traditional way of doing it. still she has to be judged by a jury of her pe

we will close things out with a post game wrap up from tv's andy levy. and to see clips of recent shows go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> greg returns at 5:00 p.m. eastern time for "the five." coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" return appearances from jonathon hunt and jim norton. >> jimmy. >> yes, back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> yes, it is. >> shibani, when can our viewers see you next? >> fox business every day. if you don't have. it demand it. >> all day, market hours all day long. i never leave. they won't let me. >> will, you have a new video at the daily caller some. >> my website has a new video up exploring our founding. it is the daily caller, america's only major news website founded on a dare. >> so you mean the founding of the daily caller and not america? >> no, they are one in the same in a way. >> they really are. >> america is more of an experiment. >> anthony -- i was known as america. how is the radio show going? >> opie and anthony, sirius satellite radio. another week of slipping in

[laughter] severance taxes are levied on oil and gas production, and it's generally a volume metric levylume of gas, the volume of oil that's produced is assessed a tax. different states havedifferent percentage taxes that they impose, but in the state of north dakota, for instance, they use a severance tax model. severance taxes are now providing about 56% of the entire north dakota budget. so the shale gale is having huge economic um pacts for multiple states. melissa: now, i look around the country atther places where they're hurting for cash, new york comes to mind, you look at california. they have the natural resources they could actually harvest to plug some of these gaps. i mean, new york, for example, could see revenue of up to $3.4 billion --1.4 billion by 2020, that's according to the manhattan institute. and that's, you know, if they just pulled in the revenue that could be generated by fracking. california, 4.5 billion. what are the odds you think these states get on the band bandwagon? >> well, i'm not holding my breath for new york, melissa. the state has been dithering ov

the defense asked about a 911 call from one of chandra levy's neighbors. the neighbor reported she could hear a woman screaming from her apartment. the defense wants access to that call and questioning why prosculators never revealed -- prosecutors never revealed the tape. >>> an 8-year-old girl at the capital today, we will tell you why she was honored as a hero. >> it was significantly cooler around the bay today, even coastal fog. how much warmer for your friday, i will have your specifics back here in 10 minutes. >>> we played the tapes yesterday of an 8-year-old girl's 911 call saved her mother's life. today she was honored. ktvu's ken pritchett is live in sacramento. >> reporter: anyone can call 911 but not everyone can do it in a calm and mature way, as you will hear on these 911 tapes in this story, annette -- alexa hile lewis, she did both. >> reporter: at the capital, alexa hile lewis had a remarkable day. she did what tourists due, taking a photo of her petting the bear but she also posed with lawmakers and celebrities and made her way to the se

for that we go to tv's andy levy. hi, andy. >> it is monday news, tuesday morning for some of you at home. >> island nation of hawaii, it is still monday night. >> that is true. roaming the forest and looking for ants and rats to eat because you don't have a tv and you have to swing from vine to vine. >> and you need them to pay tribute to your king. >> that's true. greg brady. >> tamerlan's ex-girlfriend said he changed overnight. you said it is like a hobby that can sells your old life. this is coltish behavior, isn't it? >> out of respect for cults, i would say no. it is complete innan behavior. something that is passionate, but something without real purpose behind awfulness. it makes me angry. >> i think this is a great way to differentiate between the religion of islam and radical islam. it is basically a suicide cult. >> it is a death cult. >> death cults are not cool, but regular ones are all right. >> i think there was a band called death cult. >> and then the cult. >> you are thinking death qult for caught t

that deal closed the island's second largest bank and imposed huge levies on savings accounts worth more than 100,000 euros. >> staying in the mediterranean. greece has seen its ranks of the unemployed swell. numbers out today spell a new low. >> 27.2% of t working population is jobless. a new record there. a year ago the record was 21%. it doesn't stop many greeks from venting their anger at the government. >> these unemployed people demonstrating outside of a job center in athens know their protest won't help them get jobs, but they want to express their frustration. >> we will step up our protests and initiatives in the name of class soldarity. we are calling on every person not to conform, not to accept things. when some people can't even pay for a bus ticket. >> the outlook is not optimistic. the greek economy has been in recession for years. this year g.d.p. is expected to decline by 4.5%. unemployment among young greeks is high. the jobless rate for 18-24 years of age is 60%. they are waiting for payment of 9 billion euros, the next charge of the bailout but it is conditional on j

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we will close things out with a post game wrap up from andy levy.ws.com/red eye. >>> i will be hosting "the o'reilly factor" on friday and a new" red eye" is on saturday. you have to watch it. 8:00 p.m. pacific. guests include dana perino and tucker carlson and bernie mcgirk. 11:00 eastern on saturday. please do. back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> buck, i will ask uh question i don't understand. why didn't you bring your pet steroid ferret this. >> you know about the pet steroid fer writ? a guy in argentina was selling tiny poodles. they were ferrets that were roided up. if you look at the photo they are amazing. check out the roid ferret. >> are you on fox business? >> i will be on entertain meant talking about tax cheats. >> that's fun. sherrod, quickly. >> i have my new shop pic

y en algunos minutos nos visita william levy.otra es adis tuÑon. buenos dÍas. >>> queridos amigos de "despierta amÉrica." con ese vestido tu hubieras entrado a esa boda. >>> cÓmo estuvo eso ahÍ? platÍcanos. >>> amigos de "despierta amÉrica", seguidores de ludwica paleta, amantes de los romances, y bodas con mucho presupuesto, yucatÁn fue la sede de una boda de pasiÓn. y escuchen cÓmo se siente un novio. >>> a tres aÑos de un romance, por fin dio el sÍ a su galÁn, yucatÁn fue escenario de su cuenpo de hada, y una infranqueable fortaleza para los medios que querÍamos captar alguna imagen. estas son los fotografÍas que compartieron al mundo. carlos salinas posaba como parte del cotejo, al lado de su ex y actual esposa. y quÉ opinan de estas imÁgenes, personalidades de la polÍtica y del espectÁculo estuvieron ahÍ. y las cÁmaras de "despierta amÉrica" dieron con la cena que ofrecieron. a casi una hora de un camino dimos con el lugar, oculta en la jungla, la mÚsica sonaba fuerte, alrededor de 200 invitados desvelaron a los novios. vean

thought the good news was the winds blew and it did some damage but all is well, oh, my god, the levies just broke. oh, by the way, there's an earthquake or a tsunami or a nuclear critical accident that's occurred somewhere overseas. how will we respond to that? and then let's bring it closer to home, how did we marry up the capabilities that exist because there is no greater tragedy than to have robust capabilities, mellow medical, logistical or otherwise. you are better prepared with every one of these meetings, you are better prepared with every networking that happens in the hallways and exchanging business cards but you will never be absolutely prepared. what we're doing here today and in future events is a journey, it is not a destination. we will never be able it high five ourselves and say we have everything figured out and we'll be able to solve it the minute it happens. ask anyone who has been in the throes of a complex medical emergency. i congratulate you on leaning forward and recognizing the next nightmare scenario may be around the corner and our job, the american people

we thought we had dodged the bullet and then the levies broke and who would have predicted that there was a sea of humanity in the super dome that basically was in extreme miss? who would have predicted in this day and age we would lose many, many people based on the fact they couldn't be medevacked, that the hospitals themselves had been flooded and the hospital staff was having to carry critically ill patients up to the top floors to avoid the water that was filling in the rooms. who would have predicted that? and were we set up to handle that? and who would have predicted in the early goings there would be civic disorder and civic disobedience and lack of command and control and then the military came there and provided that stability for a while until the civic authorities took over and eventually got things moving in a fairly organized continuum. we learned a tremendous amount of lessons from that, lessons that i hope no other city will ever have to repeat again. but the bottom line is it is so critical at this point to talk about the amazing things and capabilities you have both

against iran we seen their economy taking a big punch from western levied sanctions when it comes to iran and its alleged nuclear program of course tehran always says it's for energy purposes do you think tehran is building a nuclear bomb. that's the sixty million dollars question that. i think. there is there's definite there's definitely evidence that there has been some kind of nuclear weapon program in the past with them over there and my personal view is that that perhaps was not aimed directly at obtaining an a nuclear weapon as such but rather aimed at acquiring and a nuclear capability such that iran could if in extremis could. create a weapon in a relatively short period of time if there were some kind of international security crisis so a threshold or latent weapon rather than an actual weapon i think i think certainly when i went here at r.t. we had an exclusive interview with up with some months ago he said that the days of using atomic weapons in an issues of world warfare long gone an atomic bomb hasn't been used in many many decades and he also said that we know very w

cyprus to completely unfreeze the accounts of savers who lost sixty percent of the brutal bailout levy because they wanted customers to have access to their remaining balance but only managed to get permission for ten percent of their savings or struggling under a painful bailout terms on precedented bank limits so brits are now playing the blame game in an attempt to find those responsible for the crisis investigative commission which will look into how about ireland's economy was driven to the breaking point is to be sworn in on tuesday one of the most damning indictment on the table the billions of euros that were apparently moved out of the country just prior to the tough levy on proposed bank deposits the local media are pointing the finger at several individuals and companies including one co and other presence in the also published a list of savers whose bones were allegedly written off by two separate banks let's get more now on the for national political crisis in the small out of the economy. because office author of the report vanishing cyprus thanks for joining us here on r

is launched into how millions of euros were spirited out of the country just before more punishing levies were announced and a study reveals many u.k. m.p.'s have never had a real job to humans. oh . lol. sorry it's technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we . covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew. welcome to the big picture. he. sees. as new k government down on spending public discontent is growing the brits failing top politicians are also touch for the everyday money worries. ports money and pays no experience of work outside the political career. young polish and politics meet britain's meet political elite an assortment of multi-millionaires you studied at exclusive universities a recent study by the house of commons library revealed that one in seven m.p.'s have never held a job outside of politics and that's left many wondering whether they're really up to the job. i'm not defensive abou

and bush showed us a second levy that bears the consequences.er pouring over the top now threateni('ziá threatening 2500 acres. the town, the railroad, the highway, would all be submerged if the water keeps coming. >> where we're standing here, it would be up to our eyes. that's how deep it would be. >> reporter: flood warnings have been posted from the great lakes to the gulf of mexico. while in grand rapids, michigan, ducks were swimming at office- window level. in clarksville, missouri, not far from lewis bush's farm volunteers worked hard piling sandbags five to six feet high in a last-ditch bid to hold the mississippi at bay. and these sandbags behind me, scott, will stay in place because the people around here understand that the water in the upper midwest is heading in this direction. and could make for a very difficult month of may. >> pelley: more trouble coming, dean. thank you very much. more flights were delayed again today. at least in part because of the budget stand-off in washington. the delays range from about 25 minutes in dall

the defense asked about a 911 call from one of chandra levy's neighbors. the neighbor reported she could hear a woman screaming from her apartment. the defense wants access to that call and questioning why prosculators never revealed -- prosecutors never revealed the tape. >>> an 8-year-old girl at the capital today, we will tell you why she was honored as a hero. >> it was significantly cooler around the bay today, even coastal fog. how much warmer for your friday, i will have your specifics back here in 10 minutes. >>> we played the tapes yesterday of an 8-year-old girl's 911 call saved her mother's life. today she was honored. ktvu's ken pritchett is live in sacramento. >> reporter: anyone can call 911 but not everyone can do it in a calm and mature way, as you will hear on these 911 tapes in this story, annette -- alexa hile lewis, she did both. >> reporter: at the capital, alexa hile lewis had a remarkable day. she did what tourists due, taking a photo of her petting the bear but she also posed with lawmakers and celebrities and made her way to the se

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coming up, andrew levy. what a jerk that guy is. >>> welcome back. i'm very excited about half time. hope you can try to dekeep it alive. >> keep it down, please. the show is a little too wild. >>> flight diverted after parents complained about the movie. they were showing "alex cross," a pg-13 detective movie. it's totally appropriate they were showing a pg-13 movie. airlines don't follow the rating system. >> good to know. >> don't be sarcastic. >> i'm just saying, i have incredible information that i want to share. do you know, this brooke story about her wedding dress? it's insane. i'm just trying to get over the weird arcane laws. >> you mean the facts? i'm skipping you, tucker. brooke? >> yes. >> i like how you brought up being kicked off a plane, and people said, you were kicked off a plane and you were like, oh, do i really have to tell this story. and then the story you hated to tell was, well, i was flying to st. bart's for my wedding. really? come on. >> andy, are you just bitter? >> yes. greg, do you have something to add to that? >> broo

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larry gatlin, also former adviser to new jersey senator frank lautenberg, julie and red eye's andy levy. great to have you guys here. >> all right. >> julie, let me start with you. we went through this terrible housing collapse. people lost homes, they were in foreclosure, the banks on the brink had to be bailed out by the government, which i still think was nut. now the president is saying we ought to give loans to people who really don't qualify. does that make sense? >> well, what doesn't make sense is allowing the banks secure advertises the mortgages. mortgage backed security is part of the reason for the great recession. i'm concerned about the fact that these banks, put them in the trenches that they can sell basically as junk bonds and at the end of the day you have horrible situations where the banks and the homeowners have to be bailed out. we have to make sure the banks and the lenders and the borrowers are in the position to be able to really be a good faith honest broker in terms of paying the mortgages back and not secure advertising them and selling them to somebody else.

instead knowing of levies' record of being court-martial himself so many times, lincoln appointed him on the u.s. navy court-martial board. here's is a strange one. andrew johnson, who was lincoln's vice president. the only outspoken antisemitic president. the only one who never spent a single they in school. he was also an alcoholic; however, after assuming the presidency, he did one pro-jewish act. he repeeved the jewish soldier who was sentenced to death. he may have done more. i couldn't find in the records. teddy roosevelt in 1912, which i believe is the year the organization was founded. an assassination attempt left teddy roosevelt with a bullet in the chest. nevertheless, he insisted on making a speech that lasted for an hour and a half before going to the hospital. he also displayed courage as leader of the rough risers during the spanish-american war in encouraged when he saw it, he told a friend the jewish fighters under his command in the rough riding had shown the most astonishing courage. as new york's police commissioner, after he found that almost all cops were irish,

i wonder if what information we have on what current charges the city levies on city colleges for the various services. and i know i just saw some of the information that's before us. and yeah. i'm sorry if this has come suddenly but there is this crisis within the excellently system and there's the charges for the south east facility and there's this charge from the budget committee the cost of the electorate system of ballot measures or the every two years the college board. >> members based on your request supervisor mar we did take a look at the varies information and the costs of the services. there are very few the elections department charges those entities that are not part of the city and county for the cost of those elections so the school is charged if there's a partial tax and those are based on the actual costs of the inclusion of the items in the ballot and the voting cards address so forth. for fiscal 11, 12 they charged $284,000 this was for the candidate. this was charging for the discounted rate and that number it one through 7. and the public i tilts commission also

police say that evidence indicated that levy was alive after that call and concluded the call was not relevant to the case. attorneys say they will also look at a new trial. >>> he has been working in the political world, and now he is jumping in. mark zuckerberg will be looking at office. he and others have formally launched a political group called "forward us." three are among the backers. zuckerberg is leading their call for a re-vamped policy that offers undocumented workers a path to citizenship, and boosting education, particularly in the fields of math and science. >>> and the state lottery office says that california schools will be the big winner after last night, powerball drawing. the state saw record sales since becoming a member. and a cut of those sales goes to education. so in theory this should be a big win for our schools. sam brockñr investigates the clm that powerball will provide a shot in the arm for our schools. >> raj, you have all wondered the questions about this. how much money does the lottery really generate for schools? and in california, the answer is mo

it is a cost not levied on criminals but innocent producers and consumers. there is regulatory costs of two trillion and more than the total amount of income taxes and it doesn't do anything to keep food safe or stock brokers moral . all it does is make problems on the areas more difficult to detect. i am bearish on commodity and increase costs. >> muscle cut meat. do you want to weigh in? >> where i come from, we find it in the local gym otherwise that is it. i don't want to see it in the food store. i don't want anybody to tell me it is good and on sale. i get restaurants may want to know . americ people don't need to know. >> stay out of the my bedroom and get out of my burger. i don't want the regules. i don't want to know where they spend it. they are turning me off and i will go back to chick yen bacon and it is bad. it costs the industry and consumers. >> julian get out of kimberley's bedroom and get away from her berger. >> i will stay away from the comments on both of those. >> cattle rangers are giving their live stock hormones and fish arms are gi