and there are not enough loons to us sustain a viable nationwie presence. enter ben and jerry, the vermont ice cream guys. they are committed left wingsers who want a progressive agenda in the united states. now they are organizing a bunch of like minded people to raise money to pay far left agitators. let me repeat that ben and jerry, the ice cream guys are trying to raise nearly $2 million to give out, quote, grants to hard core occupy protesters. so what exactly is a grant? well, it's a salary. they are going to pay people to agitate all across the u.s.a. that's dangerous. because as we have seen in cities like oakland and new york, people get hurt. but apparently ben and jerry don't care. >> i was concerned that occupy was going to be antibusiness. and what i found was that the folks at occupy are not antibusiness. they are anti- a system that advantages the few and does not give opportunity to the many. >> bill: ironically jerry and his pal ben are also giving opportunity to a few anarchists, agitators, destructive people. at this point occupy is not a

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now, of course, if you can build a rocket and deploy a beble to loon. this should be no surprise unless you can't to buy that bridge from me this is what we're currently facing. let me make a general policy statement. i shudder to do so. here is the argument in the ballistic missile defense review. we're going to make it so hard for these people to use ballis actually going to deter them from using it. we're going to cause them to throw up their hands and give now, that could be true. i'm not opposed to the use of military force in all he milita and i have great admiration for what they do and how they do it, some things, of course. but you can only deter an adversary if you have credible capability to do what you claim. if you don't have a credible capability to do what you claim, you may actually encourage the adversary to go ahead and build. if you want to cement relations you're defending them, and they wind up withhead shoved down their throat because they've been told that they can deal with it. statements that i was not intending to make when i f

location engineering the control center inputs the data required for a successful launch finally the loon is ready to go and is released. it will float up forty kilometers into the air and it will start gathering data about the situation in the lower atmosphere. eager to make use of the warm weather the axis left it is digging up some timber buried in the sand the wood will come in handy the winter turns out to be cold the axis last house is quite old with large cracks in the walls it is vulnerable to the weather so having more firewood never hurts you know. who in one thousand nine hundred four i went to live in ukraine. i spent twelve months there but i didn't like it. there's no freedom there. i'm not suited for farmer's work so i came back here. i can hunt and fish i'm free to do whatever i like it's a place for free people. a feeling of complete freedom and unity with nature is the main reason people continue to stay here despite the fact that a lot of showing their residents are entitled to state and housing in central russia the majority custer's aside and return to their homes and

. >>> checking head loon this morning, the hunt is on if a man who walked right into a d.c. school and sexually assaulted a student. this happened at ketcham elementary on 15th street southeast yesterday afternoon. a d.c. public school spokesperson says the man entered the building without permission and inappropriately touched a student. >>> an infant girl died after being left on the porch of a home in northeast last month. police have now released a picture of a towel that she was wrapped in. it has multicolored stripes. they hope this will jog someone's memory. >>> federal prosecutors say ann sin man of sterling hired a hit man to kill her boy friend's mistress for $500. the so-called hit man contacted the f.b.i. she was arrested last october following a meeting with an informant in a shopping center. >> this was a woman who was going to pay $500 for have her boyfriend's mistress killed and she for the so frustrated when the murder didn't happen quickly enough that she said she would go kill her herself. >> she now faces up to 10 years in prison. she will be sentenced in

our use of oil will -- >> the average consumer today has to spend about 7% of their income on gas loon. now if the tough standard stay on the books to increase efficiency, there's a dramatic reduction in the amount of oil people have to purchase to put into their gasoline tanks over the years ahead. and that's a big tax break for ordinary consumers if they have to purchase less gasoline at the tank because of the increased efficiency in the vehicles which they drive. what would this do in terms of your ability to be able to protect those consumers from that dramatically higher oil price they would have to pay? >> without a national standard, we would lose the benefits we assume those to be $1.7 trillion over the life of the program. >> okay. so from the perspective of the -- of this debate, the republicans want to keep the oil tax break, $4 billion a year on the books for oil companies, even they they made $137 billion last year and you can put an infinity sign next to what the oil companies are going to make this year. but those tax breaks stay on the books. they're advocating an expi

for lack of a better phrase like a loon bird i mean mike bloomberg so pretty centrist guy he's a very he's buying for the billionaires i mean it can cost him seventy seven dollars a vote when there are well he's got a lot of money you know so i guess there is what will continue that this will actually get into the maybe some debate and stick around president obama's introducing a new corporate tax plan does it have any shot of making it through congress more rubble coming up after the break. we just put a picture of me when i was like nine years old and just you know lived through. i make sense and i am a total get a sense that i was grabbing him and. he was kind of yesterday. i'm very proud of the world without you it's a place. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else here's some other part of it and realized everything you thought you don't know i'm sorry is a big issue. for . a. lot about the lone liberal rumbold but i'm joined by peter executive vice president asheville taxpayers union and will ron politic

happier like a woman who runs in place during commercials and another who is fond of wearing pan tau loons and a blogger who declared, quote, i never, ever close the bathroom door and why should you? he says, feel like standing naked at 2 a.m. in front of the peanut butter jar? as andy levy will tell you, you are never really alone. can we see that tape of him at home? >> i knew he wore the tighty whiteys. i knew it. >> and he doesn't even take his socks off. when somebody comes through the door to bring your egg mcmuffin it is disgusting. >> wouldn't everyone interest -- interviewed for the story drop the act when they find a guy who wants to live with them? >> oh my gosh, are you kidding me? >> listen, i wear pantaloons at home. i don't think it is weird or quirky. >> i don't i don't think you are alone on purpose. >> it is like cost and affect. >> could it be a weird thing that causes you to live alone. nobody wants to be alone eating peanut butter. >> i made a joke. you lived alone, and yet you have been married 15 times. which is preferable? >> i have been married 15 times, so don't y

to come out and demand the woman be fired far left loons commanding i be fired because i stick up foral values. >> they do that bill. >> bill: they are wrong to do it. >> they have a right to say to fox fire bill we don't like what he said. >> bill: they have a right but they are wrong to do it. >> they are wrong because they shouldn't fire you. they are not wrong to voice their opinion about what ellen represents. bill, the thing about it is it is so deep. we are seeing homosexuality so embedded in our culture in alarming ways. that's the part of the story that we are not allowed to tell. it's like children's hospital where they are -- >> bill: that's why the million moms' organization exists to get the message out that they object. >> yes. that's what they are doing. >> bill: that's why we wanted to give them a voice tonight. they wouldn't come on because they didn't want to face the essential question. >> i know why they didn't come on because they are moms. no, it's not a witch-hunt, bill. this is a serious problem in our culture when we are trying to pop began dyes propagandize o

. >> yes, it doesn't fall far from the loon particular -- loonetic tree. >> i just wanted to hear it. andy, the pig joke at the top of the segment was so bad. i wanted to just point it out to you. this is the first time i felt i had a chance to do that. goose chills the whole time. >> i am not sure you are the best judge for something like that. >> not today i am not. but usually. do me a favor. say -- >>:00 ma din gnaw joked? >> it flow offs the tongue when you say it. are you flying through that name every time. it was impressive. i want to give uh compliment on that. remi -- bill, can you do your failed accused bit one more time? >> no. >> and this time can you do it shorter and effectively? >> that was not a bit. it is true. she filming a movie in canada. that was breaking news. >> and in closing, dana vachon, i love your comment, iran really gets me down. my god is that a unique perspective. you march to the beat of a different drummer. my hat is off to all of you. >> thanks, joe. >> welcome to the "red eye" roast apparently. >>> coming up, can the piggy back bandit be stopped?

more than a million people lining the parade route looking for beads and dub loons. then hundreds of thousands will end the season right back here along bourbon street. and i have to tell you guys, i think this are some who are having a good time out here right now who will be having that same good time about this time tomorrow morning. so a lot of people making sure they get the most out of their mardi gras experience. back to you. >> all day, all night. live in new orleans, thank you. >>> wow. those folks are going to have questions about noon today. >> yeah. just about. >> what did i do? >>> 6:21. weather & traffic on the 1s. our tom kierein's here it tell us about the cold weather and a warmup, too. tom, good morning. >> good morning. aegory journalists -- a gorgeous sunrise developing. in the four-day forecast, a breezy afternoon. temperatures climbing to near 50 with increasing clouds. cloudy tonight, and then partly sunny tomorrow and warmer with a high near 60 after a start in the mid 30s. upper 30s on thursday morning. but into the mid 60s thursday afternoon

. >> the original budgets of $272 million paw loons to $439 million, all of it it federal emergency relief price tag went up because of surprises inside the mountain. >> before we started the tunneling, we did a lot of core samples to find out what the geological conditions would be inside the mountain. we pretty much found the conditions. the problem is they changed much more frequently than expected. >> the bridge and tunnel should be a reliable route along the coast between pacifica and montara, unlike the current highway 1 which is chronically closed as the cliff crumbles above and beneath it. >> really it's just for the community. basically to bypass the difficult roadway out on the coast, and for vehicles now to have a much, you know, safer travel through the mountains. >> the tunnels should be open to traffic at the end of this year. then the old highway 1 will be open to hikers and bikers. heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >> don't go away. 7 on your side is next. >> an extensive oven has lots of fancy features, but won't cook the food. i'm michael finney. coming up, i help out a long-t

. >> the original budgets of $272 million paw loons to $439 million, all of it it federal emergency relief>> caltrans said the price tag went up because of surprises inside the mountain. >> before we started the tunneling, we did a lot of core samples to find out what the geological conditions would be inside the mountain. we pretty much found the conditions. the problem is they changed much more frequently than expected. >> the bridge and tunnel should be reliable route along the coast between pacifica and montara, unlike the current highway 1 which is chronically closed as the cliff crumbles above and beneath it. >> really it's just for the community. basically to by pass the difficult roadway out on the coast, and for vehicles now to have a much, you know, safer travel through the mountains. >> the tunnels should be open to traffic at the end of this year. then the old highway 1 will be open to hikers and bikers. heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >> don't go away. 7 on your side is next. >> an extensive oven has lots of fancy features but won't cook the food. i'm michael finney. coming up, i

and heading east for 66 degrees in oak loon. and customer valley and 66 in walnut creek.cloudy skies to start the day. and mostly cloudy for the second half into the evening hours. and six santa clara and 68 sunny value. this is shorts and. -- sunny vale and expected in the city for the afternoon. low 60s. right up along the coastline. 70 degrees expected for santa crust. and the forecast is showing you the bigger change. and rain in the forecast for the morning drive and it will continue through parts of the afternoon. linger going into the evening hours. and drying out once again and back into the 60s. wednesday, thursdays. 59 degrees and it is cool and it is going to be wet. >> i am going to break down the time line of the storm come ng the long range models in just a bit. >> it is 8:41. >> no world like euphoria. they still packed at&t park for the annual fanfest. one of the topics will be buster posty's injuries. and another story line to watch is the pitcher ryan. and he wasn't on the opening day roster. he ended up going 13-7 after replacing barry zito. spring trai

gas loon has jumped 18 cents a gallon in the past two weeks to $3.69.ex is the most favored brand among british researchers. coca-cola came in second, google came in third. >> there's something jim knows something about, mr. fancy pants. >> i have to tell you, that sounds like a 1% thing. typically the best brand is something that costs $2, $3. maybe the europeans are doing better. >> we're settling into our new home. kind of like trying on a new suit, have to take it in here and there. the anchor desk we're at weighs about a thousand pounds or ten davids i think you could say. >> is that a compliment? >> the entire set 17,000 pounds. they had to place steel in the floor below us to make sure the floor would stay in tact. an historical landmark as this place is, it took a long time to get permits. >> no wonder it was two years in the making. >> phenomenal people behind the scene, steve fasttook. we have an unbelievable team at cnbc. that sounds promotional, i don't care. i've seen what this has taken. it's monumental. >> some of these lights, for instan

zpwhoo and is this a common economyications with firms that have a commercial side and grant looneds who have a business side? guest: there's nothing common about fannie mae and freddie mac. they are unique beasts. and they're kind of cumbersome animal here because they're quasi public and quasi private. they have benefits from the government. they used to be private companies of course they were taken over by the taxpayer. and a lot of people think this is fundamentally untenable. in fact, our story about freddie mac's conflict of interest with these particular securities really exemplifies that they have a conflict of interest overall protecting the investment portfolio is often at odds with making home ownership more available to people who deserve it, making home loans cheaper. and these things are in conflict, incompatible, and probably need to be resolved by the government at some point over the next few years. host: so chris arnold, mary asked guest: no is the short answer. but getting back to this idea. i think it's important for people to understand that take freddie mac. fr