i am not going to go to both the superintendent and matt ford. they have been proactive in which safety to school can be approved. i know sue is also here who works with transportation authority who actually places security officers on public transportation. obviously not all. but also works collaboratively. can you talk about your efforts and perhaps have you joined by director ford. >> well, i think it's a joint effort. it's always changing. and also the police chief, who we have a pretty tight relationship with the school district in terms of when things happen. we get on the phone and we're talking about what do we do? we have had to change starting times and ending time so they are not over lapping in different routes so we don't get different turfs. we have had to look at rerouting where kids have to stop to take another transit. those areas are safe. sometimes we have worked directly. they have put police out there and we always find hot spots that come up. you think you have solved it and then a new one pops up. the best help for us is to

i am not going to go to both the superintendent and matt ford. they have been proactive in which safety to school can be approved. i know sue is also here who works with transportation authority who actually places security officers

matt, are you linkedin? >> of all the social networking sites, i believe this is the worse. you have a ford pe ratio at 211. people say it's overpriced. no way. >> brenda: let's link in to neil cavuto. take it away. >>> you know, maybe the president should skip the speech here and skip out over here to the national labor relations board. hi, everybody. glad to have you. i'm neil cavuto. forget the lawsuit against the nonunion jobs in south carolina. this week the nlrb, delivering a triple whammy to businesses everywhere in america with three rulings, effectively making it easier for unions to organize in the workplace and harder for private employers to challenge those moves. so will that mean it's going to be a very tough jobs market for an already very tough jobs market? charles payne, adam, charlie, and kristen. charlie, what say you? >> it's pretty disheartening because the unemployment news, as you know, is not getting any better. private sector jobs are nonexistent, i think is the right -- growth is the right way to put it. and you know, businesses take cues from washington. they prep

suv according to police is 46- year-old eric ban ford and police say he has a long criminal history here in east palo alto. he is behind bars in morning. mattigler, cbs 5. >> you know, you were talking about how large this memorial has grown but we were running video at the time. can we see what you're talking about? >> reporter: you want to look at the memorial? sure. there it is. >> look hour large it's gotten. -- look how large it's gotten. wow, clearly the community has come out in support of this family. got to be difficult for that family as well as the teacher involved. >> both families. this crushes everyone involved. and the first accident as well and such a beautiful little girl. >> thank you, matt. >>> 6:41. coming up, new unemployment numbers just come out. we'll have the figures for you. >> and what to do over the weekend? liam mayclem is going to join us with a lengthy list of things to do here in the bay area. >> and the market opened about 10 minutes ago. let's get an early check of the numbers. >> hey. >> way up. the dow up 205. nasdaq up 42. s&p up 20. we are in the green. hopefully jason brooks will shed some light on why

ford administration. a member of congress. look, he was a favorite. much tougher, more hawkish policy than the state department normally does under any president. >> dik cheney sat down with matt lauer on the today show. he asked if the americans were asked to use these torture techniques. >> i think we would object. we wouldn't expect an american to be acting that way. dealing with the alleged master mind of 9/11, killed 3,000 americans. at the time when we had very little knowledge of al qaeda and after we had gone through other procedures and efforts, at the end of that process, he was subjected to the program. it was carefully super viced. none of the techniques used were things we haven't already used. the vast majority of people would say water boarding is torture. >> i would ask you don't get caught up in the methods of interrogation. the fact is it worked. we learned valuable information from that process and kept the country safe for seven years. >> he said if water boarding were being done, he would explain. yet, he defends it being done against the other high-valued detainees. you can see it's a bit couldn't directory. that's one of the reasons his book is good. it'

ford should have been bigger and more focused on infrastructure? caller: yes, i do. and i think it worked. host: tracy says the stimulus worked. this is what matts on twitter. guest: we have a couple of things. the stimulus did not work. i do not think it was the correct medicine. there was no evidence it was harmful. it probably helped some. friedman was a good guy. we have tried tax cuts already. those who want to get their google heated up this morning can go back and checked. i had a piece that opposed the bush tax cuts. my main concern was the kind of things we have been talking about today. the u.s. has a weird corporate tax system. i thought there was a serious problem with the bush tax cuts. they give up a lot of money but not used the money to fix the problems. when do we avoid the long term problems or try to get away with ignoring things? i would say the bush tax cuts were the moment when things began to get out of hand. right-wing and left-wing economists would listings you would want to change. we have tried tax cuts. president clinton tried to increase the corporate tax rates. that's the last corporate tax increase on earth. the a

ford should have been bigger and more focused on infrastructure? caller: yes, i do. and i think it worked. host: tracy says the stimulus worked. this is what matt says on twitter. guest: we have a couple of things. the stimulus did not work. i do not think it was the correct medicine. there was no evidence it was harmful. it probably helped some. friedman was a good guy. we have tried tax cuts already. those who want to get their google heated up this morning can go back and checked. i had a piece that opposed the bush tax cuts. my main concern was the kind of things we have been talking about today. the u.s. has a weird corporate tax system. i thought there was a serious problem with the bush tax cuts. they give up a lot of money but not used the money to fix the problems. when do we avoid the long term problems or try to get away with ignoring things? i would say the bush tax cuts were the moment when things began to get out of hand. right-wing and left-wing economists would listings you would want to change. we have tried tax cuts. president clinton tried to increase the corporate tax rates. that's the last corporate tax increase on earth. t

ford administration. a member of congress. look, he was a favorite. much tougher, more hawkish policy than the state department normally does under any president. >> dik cheney sat down with matttoday show. he asked if the americans were asked to use these torture techniques. >> i think we would object. we wouldn't expect an american to be acting that way. dealing with the alleged master mind of 9/11, killed 3,000 americans. at the time when we had very little knowledge of al qaeda and after we had gone through other procedures and efforts, at the end of that process, he was subjected to the program. it was carefully super viced. none of the techniques used were things we haven't already used. the vast majority of peopl would say water boarding is torture. >> i would ask you don't get caught up in the methods of interrogation. the fact is it worked. we learned valuable information from that process and kept the country safe for seven years. >> he said if water boarding were being done, he uld explain. yet, he defends it being done against the other high-valued detainees. you can see it's a bit couldn't directory. that's one of the reasons his book is good. it's so candid all t

ford should have been bigger and more focused on infrastructure? caller: yes, i do. and i think it worked. host: tracy says the stimulus worked. this is what matt says on twitter. guest: we have a couple of things. the stimulus did not work. i do not think it was the correct medicine. there was no evidence it was harmful. it probably helped some. friedman was a good guy. we have tried tax cuts already. those who want to get their google heated up this morning can go back and checked. i had a piece that opposed the bush tax cuts. my main concern was the kind of things we have been talking about today. the u.s. has a weird corporate tax system. i thought there was a serious problem with the bush tax cuts. they give up a lot of money but not used the money to fix the problems. when do we avoid the long term problems or try to get away with ignoring things? i would say the bush tax cuts were the moment when things began to get out of hand. right-wing and left-wing economists would listings you would want to change. we have tried tax cuts. president clinton tried to increase the corporate tax rates. that's the last corporate tax increase on earth. t