this is lizzy, and lizzy is dressed a little bit too conservatively, a little too serious, old for her age. you know, it's a full suit. it doesn't really seem like it's young and fresh and doesn't show any of her personality. so now lizzy is dressed with a blazer, but she's doing it as a "do." this is actually a blazer from the kids' department, which is a great way to get a cute fit that looks young and fresh, but it's still professional, so we thought it looked great over this bright-colored dress. lizzy's dress is actually strapless, which isn't appropriate for the office, but when she leaves work, and maybe she's meeting friends, she can take off the jacket, and she still looks really great. altogether, i think she looks appropriate for her first day at an internship. this is lauren, and lauren's "don't" is a too-short skirt. she almost looks inappropriate for the beach. she has flip-flops on, a tank top, and it's a bit too casual. it doesn't look professional. she doesn't look like she's serious about doing any work. and now she's in a skirt that's still short and it's still youth

what's going on here, lizzie?'s going on is we're stacked outside, across the way from the westin diplomat hotel purchased by a plumber's union using up to $800 million in pension funds. this purchase did get the union in trouble that led to the ouster of union officials after a government lawsuit. a $10 million fine. we're also seeing for example the uaw runs its own luxury resort on a lake in michigan, also another union runs a luxury golf course in hill crest, the hill crest club, in st. paul, minnesota. we're seeing another union uses a learjet to fly its officials to junkets at this hotel, neil. >> neil: are they allowed to do that? what are the rules and do members know about this stuff? >> here's the deal. i mean the unions have to report their for profit activities on their tax returns. they're liable for taxes on that. as for using union member tax free dues for junkets is another ballpark. do teachers, cops and firemen away? what the unions are saying, by the way they're not talking to fox bus. we called

mom said that lizzy had never gone down to the lake before. i want to clear fay this for the record. the neighbors across from the collins house had two little girls. lizzy had gone down on a bike ride down to the lake and knew about the lake. >> judge jeanine: thank you so much for joining us this evening. if you have any information on the missing girls or if you were in the vicinity of myers lake on friday, july 13 call police at 402-493-8688. >>> and next, unbelievable video from a mississippi daycare. a nine-year-old violently kicks and slaps other children including infants. father seeks retribution and makes a big mistake and comes in and attacks [ male announcer ] when she takes the starting block this summer, she's not just natalie coughlin. she's every 5-year-old who ever jumped in a pool and didn't want to get out. ♪ every coach, every rival who ever pushed her. she's the tip of a spear that goes all the way back to the beginning. it's amazing how far you can go with a little help along the way. td ameritrade. proud sponsor of the 2

a fox business executive - on exclusive from lizzie finds that unions are buying hotels and private jets all with unidues. steve hypocrisy going on >> you can't say it is just for bargaining. and the nothe other stuff. you don't have that choice and this year most states if you join a union you have to pay all of the dues, that is not right. >> rick what do you think? >> union members vote for their leadership every year or so and if they don't like the way the union bosses are controlling the money vote them out of office. let's not get nuts here. you are making the case they are taking home the kind of bonus executives are, they are not. i feel the same way about this as a corpation . they shouldn't waste money on silly things. that said, some of the things are owned by the pension fund. they are investments and i am not sure it is up to us to tell them how to invest with union members money. leave that to the members. >> victoria, if they are just like corporations, shouldn't they pay taxes like corporation? >> they are treated like nonprofits and charity and they don't pay taxes on u

mom said that lizzy had never gone down to the lake before. to clear fay this for the record. the neighbors across from the collins house had two little girls. lizzy had gone down on a bike ride down to the lake and knew about the lake. >> judge jeanine: thank you so much for joining us this evening. if you have any information on the missing girls or if you were in the vicinity of myers lake on friday, july 13 call police at 402-493-8688. >>> and next, unbelievable video from a mississippi daycare. a nine-year-old violently kicks and slaps other children including infants. father seeks retribution and makes a big mistake and comes in and attacks the wrong kid himself. this is the plan that revolves around you. introducing share everything. unlimited talk. unlimited text. and a single pool of sharable data that powers up to 10 devices. the first pl of it's kind. share everything. only from verizon. add a smartphone for just $40 monthly access. >> judge jeanine: every parent's worst nightmare. what happen as to your child when you are not there

mom said that lizzy had never gone down to the lake before.want to clear fay this for the record. the neighbors across from the collins house had two little girls. lizzy had gone down on a bike ride down to the lake and knew about the lake. >> judge jeanine: thank you so much for joining us this evening. if you have any information on the missing girls or if you were in the vicinity of myers lake on friday, july 13 call police at 402-493-8688. >>> and next, unbelievable video from a mississippi daycare. a nine-year-old violently kicks and slaps other children including infants. father seeks retribution and makes a big mistake and comes makes a big mistake and comes in and attacks [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save yoby switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or, "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology, and majors in efficiency. so whatever they save, you save. hassle,

. >>> lizzie o'leary is our regulation correspondent.s looking into the many, many complaints this morning that people have with the power companies. good morning, lizzie. >> good morning, carol. >> so the pour companies, they don't want to be held accountable for this. some say they should not be held accountable, but are they doing enough? >> enough is really the key question here. look, if your power is out and you're going on day five, i think no one would say that things could be done soon enough and maybe that enough could be done to get the power back on. you have to think about this in a couple of different ways. multiple different companies here and multiple different kinds of companies. the industry was more or less deregulated back in the '90s so you have some public companies that answer to their investors. you have some more traditional integrated utility companies, and some local governments do have the power to impose fines. i know that's something that you were talking about with electric company executives, so back in 20

lizzie, hope the power comes back on shortly.hank you. >>> here's what we're working on this hour. the family of a vietnam vet shot to death by police after he accidentally called for medical help. they're now suing. >>> iran says it's test firing missiles this week, part of war games practice. >>> meanwhile, the u.s. moved military reinforcements into the persian gulf. we're going to talk to former defense secretary william cohen about what's going on. >>> known as the millennial generation. a new study finding they don't like to drive. many ways they differ in the boomers and the gen-xers. meineke's personal pricing on brakes. i tell mike what i can spend. i do my best to make that work. we're driving safely. and sue saved money on brakes. now that's personal pricing. >>> an ex-marine was fatally shot inside his apartment in suburban new york. his grieving family is now demanding answers. the elderly man, he was black, and the officer who fired the fatal shots is white. many are saying that they believe that race was a factor.

he did leave that on the table, or hand them to lizzie, who is right there by the pillar, or hand them to me. we will make sure that you get notification of that. >> thank you all very much. thank you, peter, thank you, neil. thank you all for coming. >> good afternoon. i'm with the department of building inspection. we are approaching the sixth year of our brown bag lunch series here at the department of building inspection where we talk about topics related to construction in san francisco. we invite you to join us on the third thursday of every month here at the building department. we have an exciting lineup of shows this year. and one of them, today, is going to be really exciting because we have a terrific guest today. mr. woody labounty. >> thank you. >> woody is the founder of the outside lands? >> the western neighborhoods project. we'll talk more about that. >> excellent. and the author of a recently published book, which i have a copy of and it's really fascinating and wonderful. he's going to talk about "carville by the sea" today. we'll look at slides. he'll tell us about

all right lizzie thanks very much indeed for bringing us this is a coffin of reporting there. a political riot or an activist sara flounders as violence will only stop before in support of the rebel stops first. if the syrian opposition was no longer funded by the u.s. by saudi arabia and the arab league countries by nato in order to really form a criminal conspiracy against the government their participation in genuine talks would be a step forward if they were at the same time seeking an all out destabilization of the country by flooding it with weapons with marson ari's and without some destruction when you look at the very creation of the friends of syria which is really an effort an all out effort orchestrated regime change coming from the west against the government of syria. actually criminal act but no matter where you look at it in any international law the support for a group of pirates and mercenaries to. tear down a government and then that's treated as something that's a legitimate and demand that other countries around the world go along with it with this crimina

lizzie o'leary, thanks very much for that. we're going to talk more about that.land couple has their power back on but they're still not out of danger here. there's a live wire right in their driveway toppled down on a branch. they keep calling their utility the get the branch removed and fix the line. so far no one has come out. they join us now by skype in hair home from silver spring. first of all, how are you guys doing? >> we're trying to hang in here. we're still pretty nervous because of the situation we're in. it's obviously a pretty dangerous situation. but at least, you know, we do have power and, you know, we will give a dog its due. pepco did get the power on within 48 hours of it going off, however, you know, most of the complaints that i'm sure pepco are used to getting, 97% from my figures that i found online are due to the power not being on. our power's on, but what about the people that -- like us that have live wires that are hanging on our house and on our gutter that could possibly catch our house on fire or possibly even election trow cute s

he is putting me to work on the lobster boat the lizzy. these buoys represent each trap.ach pull could bring an uninvited guest or a bounty of lobsters. >> that was too short. >> lobstermen measure each catch. the body shelling can only be 3 3/4 to 5 inches or must be thrown back to increase chances of reproduction. i'm going from the eye socket with the front to the back, which looks like it's too small. lobsters with visible eggs get a v-shaped mark and are tossed back in the water. for sustainability, this is just as important as reeling one in. >> by releasing all these beautiful egg-bearing female lobsters that are guaranteeing the future of the industry, they really are seeds that will grow in seven years, become something we can catchand sell. >> the keepers get their claws bound so nobody gets hurt in the process. i did it. each trap gets refilled with herring and cod fish, a smelly lobsters. on an average day, how many lobster do you bring back? i know it varies, but what is a retty good day? >> we can't tell you. >> you can't? >> no. it's not allowed. look at hi

lizzie has been following this story. there's a critical problem. west virginia hit the worst and they are talking about water now. water, a serious problem for a lot of people there. >> this is something a lot of people don't think about in the first wave of coverage of a storm. you tend to hear about power loss, but you have a lot of water systems that are running on electricity. a lot of people don't think about that being something that they need to think about. if you've been through a hurricane, you get the advice, fill up your bathtub and a lot of that is so you can use that water to restore water pressure to a toilet if you have lost your electricity. we have some numbers from west virginia. about a third of the state gets their water and people are reporting water service loss, low pressure. they are getting boil water advisories because when they have that low pressure the water sits in the pipe. bacteria can get in. brian todd is seeing a lot of folks storing water for dripging water and daily use. about 20% of the state'sulati population

lizzie, thank you. >>> reminder for our north american viewers.get there's an extra hour of "the situation room" coming up at the top of the hour with a new report on terror arrests in london just ahead of the olympic games. an extra hour of "the situation room" right at the top of the hour. >>> but first, this hour, he's blamed for running his cruise ship on to the rocks. and at least 30 people died when it capsized. now the captain of the costa concordia is free from house arrest. >>> and he's a sprinter known as "blade runner." he's about to become the first double amputee in the olympics. and air france flight 447 plunged into the atlantic three years ago, could it happen again? brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback signup for 5% cashback at gas stations through september. it pays to discover. delivering mail, medicine and packages. yet the house is considering a bill to close thousands of offices, slash service and layoff over 100,000 workers. the

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cnn regulation correspondent, lizzie o'leary, is here in "the situation room."ion out there, liz zi. >> a lot of frustration. power companies say, look, we're doing the best we can. they also say this wasn't like a hurricane. this was something they couldn't prepare for. that answer is proving unsatisfying to customers and to regulators. when patience runs thin, talk turns to punishment and prevention. >> this has happened repeatedly. we've had power outage after power outage in the district of columbia, and frankly people are fed of it. >> reporter: but people and politicians have limited power over power companies. >> mother nature isn't something i can control. we can't control the storm. can't control the damage that takes place to our system. >> reporter: utilities are regulated by a hodgepodge of agencies. most at the state level. lately some regulators are trying to get a little money back from companies. in maryland regulators fined the company pepco $1 million for bad maintenance last year. in connecticut, the attorney general is fighting the power comp

she managed to take the gold asaed of lizzy armitstead. >> what is out theed as the most exciting race, the men's free style relay promised an encounter. nathan andrew an handed over to michaels pills, the u.s. had a expanding lead. lochte held the lead but then a search by the frenchmen. last 15 meters gave france an unexpected gold medal. >> that was a fantastic race. also despite taking home the gold medal, britain's didn't go into the 400 meter. camille sms muffat took gold. the other amazing thing was chinese -- >> but quickly, the fact that these times are getting better even after these swimsuits were banned in 2009 shows you the level of competition. this chinese swimmer. >> she took gold. set a new world record in 400 meters immediately. her closing 50 meters was faster than lochte. >> which is incredible. >> the men took gold in the same event. >> can't believe that. >> first time it's ever happened. almost unthinkable. >> it really is. she's getting tons of press coverage for it understandably. we're looking ahead to another full day of olympics action. >> on the equestrian

lizzie o'leary with the latest out of washington. what's the latest? >> reporter: latest is that they are investigating the cause of this crash while the other c-130s are grounded, grounded by the air force right now, and that essentially really diminishes the ability of the forest service to fight a lot of wildfires. the way the service does this is they use a number of different planes, but some of the big guns, as you said it, are the c-130s that are on loan from the air force as part of this fire fighting fleet. this is not the first time a c-130 has crashed, a relatively horrific crash in 2003 when essentially a c-130s wings folded up ward and fell off the plane in northern california. that crash was blamed on metal fatigue. obviously the air force is still looking into what caused this recent crash. >> any idea when the grounding might be lifted? >> that's a lot harder to say and what we're talking about here is looking at this fleet of planes. these are not the only tools that the local officials have to fight fires. they have another arsenal, i

they call lizzie armistead, elizabeth ii. it's been tough going.riday, we talked about the opening ceremony, you were right about them employing some children, which they did. we later talked to some source who said that queen elizabeth, that great shot with daniel craig, was offered her own dogs trained -- they said would you like some trained dogs to do this. she said, no, i'll use my own. and she did four different takes because it was shot back in march or february. they did four different takes with four different outfits because they didn't know which outfit they would eventually use. hard to imagine the queen sitting for four separate takes. but that's what one source told us over the weekend. >> it's fascinating talking to people at home. they love it. they're proud to be british and think the queen was wonderful in what she did. but it's clear for anybody who's not british watching the opening ceremony, they don't quite get it in the same way the british did. a lot of quizzical looks there. >> yeah. as you mentioned, we'll talk some water