i don't think we're that far apart. >> in part because of matt mccall.call was really buttressing what i've been thinking, matt. which is, give it a month. if you're an individual investor, give it a month and let it settle out. it's not a game for the weak at heart. you were absolutely right to suggest that people just let -- >> in other words, you don't have to rush in on day one, matt. >> that's what blows my mind. the way that it seems it's been going on friday is the fact if that if you don't get in, it's over. you have years ahead of you to get into facebook. you have tomorrow, tuesday. sit back and relax. one of the biggest things i tell my clients, anyone investing, patience is a virtue. i think it could come down to the low 30s, high 20s, at that time, yes, i might have a buyer of facebook. but craig talked about, facebook's different. it's different and you can't compare it to other ipos. if i had a dollar for every time somebody told me that, my goodness with every ipo is different. since 2008, we've had 70 internet-related ipos hit the market

. >> reporter: holly mccall has two full-time jobs. one is named alexander, the other jonathan.y at home mom who used to work in the financial services industry even though she knew a bit about the business. >> i was a little stunned at first. >> reporter: she was surprised when her application for a credit card in her own name was denied. >> i've got a really good credit history. >> reporter: that word denied was in bold print tuesday when mccall and the others showed up at the consumer financial protection bureau near the white house with a stack of petitions. 50,000 signatures from people who want the government to let banks count household income for adults applying for credit cards. amy flower with change.org came dressed as a '50s houseame from called momsrising.org. >> it has long term impact because this means a person is not building and maintaining credit in their own name and if something were to happen to their spouse, divorce, death or even domestic violence, that would significantly impact a person's ability to be on their own. >> reporter: this law was not set up

for jimmy madio and ross mccall.d about this in the past, that jimmy, ross and i, about what it was like to play these men, these veterans and what it took. it took a lot more than people realize. and these guys went through a boot camp. they were put through a boot camp by dale dye who played colonel sink in "band of brothers." dale dye loves to put people through boot camps. he was a highly decorated officer in vietnam and also a very talented actor. in order to play these guys, they had to experience their own form of boot camp. ross and jimmy -- we'll start with ross. what was it like heading into this and your evenings expectations and you realize that wow, this is a pretty serious thing we're doing. >> well, for me it was -- these guys are sick of hearing this. but being from the british isles, i didn't know too much about boot camp. so when i was told i was going to boot camp, it kind of sounded like fun to me. and i guess the moment i realized that maybe this was going to be -- let's call it an enlightening m

duncan for his testimony. >> good morning, chairman mccall. ranking member keating and members of the subcommittee. it's a privilege and honor to appear before you today. every day, nearly 57,000 full time tsa employees work to ensure the security of our nation's vast transportation networks. tsa employees are risk based intelligence driven operations to prevent terrorist attacks and reduce the vulnerability of our network to terrorism. our goal is to maximize security while protecting privacy and facilitating the flow of legitimate travel and commerce through a multilayered system of transportation security. tvsa's workforce accomplishes its security mission by screening passengers and bagging and at more than 450 airports in the united states. every week, we vet 14 million passenger reservations and 13 million transportation workers against the terrorist watch list. our efforts facilitate the secure air travel for 1.8 million persons each day. success depends on the integrity of our workforce. therefore everything we do at tsa from hiring, p

matt mccall was buttressing what i had been thinking. if you're an individual investor, give it a month and let it settle out. it's a price discovery mechanism, not a game for the weak at heart. you're absolutely right to suggest -- >> you don't have to rush in on day one, matt. >> that's what blows my mind. the way it seems it's been going friday, if you don't get into facebook it's over. you have years ahead of you to get into facebook, tomorrow, monday, tuesday. sit back and relax. one of the biggest things i tell my clients in investing, patience is a virtue in investing. let the stock pull back. i think it can come down to low 30s, high 20s. i might be a buyer of facebook. i make one point craig talked about. facebook is different you can't compare to other ipos. if i had a dollar sometimes everybody told me that. my goodness, it's different. 2008, 72 internet related ipos hit the market over $50 million. twenty of them priced above their original rate like facebook. average gain in those twox, 20, 59%, facebook zero. facebook maybe

. >> reporter: holly mccall has two full high pressure time jobs.s named alexander and the other jonathan. she is a stay at home mom who used for work in the financial services industry even though she knew a bit about the business. >> i was a little stunned at first. >> reporter: she was surprised when her application for a credit card in ore hen nape was denied. >> i've got a really good credit history. >> reporter: that word denied was in bold print tuesday when mccall and the others showed up at the consumer financial protection bureau right near the white house with a stack of petitions. 50,000 signatures from people would want the government to let banks count household income for dolts -- adults applying for credit cards. >> it has longton-term impact. this means a person is not building and maintaining credit in their own name and if something were to happen to their spouse, divorce, death or even domestic violence, that would significantly impact the person's ability to be out on their own. >> reporter: this that you was not set up to targe

mccall said about operational control. i think there's a lot of consternation on behalf of the subcommittee about moving away from the term operational control. again, as i say i think we're totally open to use agnew term or a new metrics, if we can understand exactly what all of that is. i had a bill that actually passed the subcommittee, the full committee and then very, very optimistic is going to have floor action in front of the full house very shortly, actually. that's the security border act of 2011 and essentially what this requires is that the secretary of homeland security submit a comprehensive strategy to congress within 180 days to gain and maintain operational control of the border within five years and that if -- we sort of anticipated the department moving away from the strategy of using the term operational control. if you use any other standard -- let's see, we have another member, so we'll indulge her in her questioning. if we use any other member, or any other term other than operational control the sec

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. >> hello, my name is donnie mccall.company is invis-a-rack. >> reporter: his invention -- a rack you unfold within seconds. instantly turning your pick-up truck into something bigger. able to carry ladders and lumber, canoes and kayaks. and more than that, he wants it made in america. >> i'm one man trying to do his best for this country. i know a truck rack's not going to save the u.s. economy, but i want to do something that can bring jobs and some hope to my small town. >> how much can the invis-a-rack hold? >> reporter: the sharks grilled him. and when the questions turned to cost, and where he could get his invention off the ground cheaper and faster -- >> you don't want to go overseas? can we take it overseas? >> no, sir. >> why not? >> it's not what i'm going to do with my company. i believe in what i'm doing. so if i can help in any way, i will. >> reporter: the judges with the final word. >> you seem particularly resistant and closed minded, i'm out. >> i'm out. >> i'm out. >> reporter: what were think thinking

the republican chair of the committee, congressman mike mccall, saying he will investigate whether theted cases are evidence of a culture of corruption or whether they are isolated incidents, and this morning mccall immediately focusing on airport security. >> the idea that the tsa officer would take a bribe to allow thousands of pieces of luggage to go through improperly screened or to allow drug trafficking organizations to have unfettered access, this is precisely what the terrorists are looking for. >> reporter: another extreme case was cited at orlando international airport where a senior tsa officer stole more than 80 laptops, cell phones, ipods from passenger luggage between 2008 and 2011. they later fenced these items for their own financial benefit, and they were later convicted. on the border the number of reported incidents and arrests has risen slowly other the last three years, and lawmakers' focus on allegations, co-opting border agents to run drugs inside the u.s. right now there are 360 open cases in the office of the inspector general. it's also known on the shorthand

chairman mccall mccaul this concludes my prepared remarks. i would happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you, chair now recognizes mr. winkowski for his testimony. >> mr. scharm, ranking member keating and distinguished members of the subcommittee it is a privilege to appear before you today to discuss u.s. customs and border protections ethical standards and our effort to combat corruption and misconduct within our workforce. i would like to begin by recognizing the dedication, bravery, and honor demonstrated by the overwhelming majority of cbp agents and officers, who put their lives on the line each day to protect our nation. cbp deploys over 60,000 agents, officers, and mission support personnel in support of our critical mission of securing america's borders against threats while facilitating trade and travel. as we continue to see success in our efforts to secure our nation's borders, cbp employees will continue to be targeted by criminal organizations and individuals that grow more desperate in their attempts to smuggle

mike mccall the ambassador spearheaded a lot of that. what's your view about what should the u.s. be doing in terms of helping or not these groups? >> i think first and foremost, the u.s. should not be hipping the putin regime. . the russian opposition is never asking for any support. that would be the best gift for putin and the regime. stop supporting him and when for instance when the u.s. state department announces a few days after the march 4th so-called election that we congratulate the russian people on holding this election and people take at best as a joke and the west as an insult when i you just had a vote where no opposition candidates were present and television was senscensored and major democratic power in the world comes out and congratulates you on that election, that doesn't really hold water. that's why this once again this bill is is he important because it doesn't do anything for the russian opposition. it's for to us democracy in russia is a task for no outside actors. it's for russian society alone. but just stop supporting the regime. when these people stea

year and to keep the peace also reacting to more money problems to keep the peace chief executive mccall friedman has resigned it comes off that he blocked a big deal between b.p. and rosen if claim you violate existing agreements. have been reports the move is part of rules in their strategy to boil t. and k b p but oil and gas analysts alexander knows or says that doesn't make sense . i don't think that actual current shareholders would like to sell its share for example look at b.p.'s self. responsible for more than twenty percent of its production reserves and revenues generated in the huge amount of. every quarter but also one of shareholders will sell to the share i don't know any comparable asset at the same price so they will get a huge cash probably from twenty to thirty five billion dollars for fifty percent stake in the company what would be the use of these cash. in a current market environment when you have a such an asset with a such characteristic is such a growth profile. i would say that anybody will want to change these assets for anything. currencies finally viewers ju

most mccall is a russia specialist at university of london he says putin will need to show a new strategy in his next to reach out to those who feel neglected. put in challenge is to define himself as a new leader to provide a vision for the future because he's coming in as a third term president and many young people would say why a third term why not somebody new we need somebody new their new challenges and so on and we'd like to see a new vision and a new face so his challenge is really to say to people i've got a new vision. and this is the way we're going to go forward and the key to it of course is the economy the distribution of wealth reduction of corruption and he has to look at the established elites the very powerful economic elites which don't want anything to change they want to keep their wealth and so on but the the new rising middle class professionals and so on would like to participate and his challenge is really to reach out to the people outside the elites he's got to be if you like very dominating but also a charismatic leader. as in this mention there as i mentioned

minutes so you can tell your story be greatly appreciated so we have money commissioners many mr mccall my brother owns the abbey tavern in two thousand and six we got a should not hear it from tom frank rich and craig gates. they were looking for a substantial amount of money was in excess of one hundred eighty thousand dollars . craig it's never actually managed get into a bar there's a step in the front door a claim that he suffered mental stress as a result his friends were inside and couldn't come in to see them i thought they were very good friends of the left dissidents and. the case tried on for approximately two years we had issues with her landlord he didn't really want to get involved eventually in two thousand and eight it was settled out of court they got forty thousand dollars offer insurance for personal injury which frankly would you get i believe got seventy seventy percent of that money. it's gets about twenty and i think small sum can the advocates groups get get the rest of the money. my brother ended up. having to sell his house he was depend on the buyer for income

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of the surveillance state and ramping up that whole industry thanks for joining us that was declan mccall chief political correspondent for c net and still ahead on our team six years old and suspended it all for singing a popular song on the radio it's a boy's case that you think coming up next i'll chat with communion. about some of those dumb reasons kids get suspended from school and whether educators are going too far. welcome to the capital account i'm lauren mr. what drives the the world. growing use by politicians who makes decisions to break through it's already been made who can you trust no one who is your view with the global machinery see where we had a state controlled capitalism it's called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more. at first for a let's just burn dries right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. it's much stronger than anything it's the bio labs it loses thousands of times i'm stronger than any kind of you ever put you know. when i was in school you really needed that history teacher up to g

. >> reporter: mccall says they'll keep pushing for a change in the regulation, when she's not busy atll-time mom. in washington, beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> facebook is ready to go public in a big way. the company increased the price range of its ipo, up to 34 to $48 a share. it was in between 28 and $35. at the higher cost, it would raise nearly $13 billion. the ipo is expected to be complete this thursday and ready for trading on friday. >>> facebook may be worth a fortune, but there are roadblocks towards making that money. according to a new apcnbc poll, 50% of facebook users never click ads on the site. many are also worried about their safety and privacy. 54% say they would not feel safe using facebook for financial transactions like buying or selling items. >>> alexandria, number one when it comes to enjoying a good book. the city is at the top of amazon.com's best read cities based on sales. apparently, romance novels are especially popular. and residents have plenty of local company when it comes to being book lovers. arlington is number seven on the list, and d.c. is ranked

caught in the crossfire of this decade-long war continue to be in your tent in the relationship of the mccall>>ysabel: often in the news we report stories of a game violence, but here's the story of a young man who turned his life around things to an organization he may have never heard of. this youth and the education program is celebrating its annual awards night. these students shared stories of personal growth and academic success despite a hard life in the inner city. >> of was reckless and careless. i did not have much of a heart. if i would not have come here, i do not think that i would be the person i am today. i do not think it would have made it to college 70's actually give me guidance towards the right path. for >> the oakland a's got off to a 1-0 lead in scoring in the first inning and then, it was back and forth between the oakland a's here he's until the fifth inning. the final score was 9-2 and the oakland a's have now lost their fourth straight into their last eight home games. it will try to salvage one game in the three game series today at the coliseum. in florida, of mia

stay at home mom, holly mccall of vienna virginia launch add campaign on change.org that collected more than 30,000 petitions. or signatures. she is fighting a provision that does not allow stay at home moms to apply for credit cards, using her husband's income. she calls it demeaning and says it is unfair to her and other stay at home moms across the nation even though they don't have a salary they handle most of their families finances. >>> cofounder of paypal is hoping to build a city on the sea. he wants to create an offshore luxury barge where young entrepreneurs can live, work and socialize without the influence of any government entity. what about broadcast journalists allison? >> will >> this could be sweet. the idea is to have the vessel in close proximity to silicon valley, in san francisco bay area. it would come complete with work and living spaces outdoor areas sports and leisure activities as well. this guy is no joke. paypal became a billionaire early investor in facebook. becoming another billionaire. >> smart guy. >> probably a no brainer for him. >> major milestone for

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. >> sean: the president of the pen financial group, business expert, matt mccall.dia personality, millionaire at 19, ceo of amaprojections and the best list of sports cars in the history of mankind. i was trying to get you to explain. that's a great story. why do you shy away from that. >> it's not the girliest thing. >> sean: why can't we celebrate -- here's somebody that had a very tough background, had to raise her younger brother and you worked hard in a construction business and became a millionaire at 19. that's awesome. >> construction and car, neither one of them show up very girlie. >> sean: sounds like the american dream -- >> in this day and age, it's something to be ashamed of, sean. >> worked hard and made wealth for yourself and try to hang on to it and make a better life for yourself -- >> i'm so sorry! >> sean: by the way, tell opie, he can donate as much as he wants to the american government. him and warren buffett. i am reading the economic news and the potential demise of the world, doom and gloom all over europe. senator coburn's saying the sam

mccall brought up on operational control. i think there is a lot of consternation on behalf of the subcommittee on moving away from the term operational control. again, as i say, i think we are all totally open to using a new term if we can understand exactly what all of that is. i had a bill that actually passed the subcommittee and the full committee, and and very optimistic it will have floor action in front of the full house very shortly actually, that is the secure border act of 2011. essentially what it requires is that the secretary of homeless security submit a comprehensive strategy to congress within 180 days to gain and maintain operational control of the border within five years. and we sort of anticipated perhaps the department moving away from the strategy of utilizing the term operational control. so, if you use any of the standard -- i see we have another member. we will indulge her in her question. but if you use any other terms and operational control, the secretary is required to vet that standard through a

last week we had matt mccall saying you may not get it for less than 90 on day one. ned and nadav say don't buy don't buy it on day one. and ned thinks it's lower a year later from the first day, the two other guys say yes. you'll have to make your own decision as to whether you put your money in the stock. coming up later, mark zuckerberg courts wall street's billions and does it in that hoodie. is it a sign of the times or is this immaturity? >>> up next, it's been four years since the financial crisis, and already wall street is is betting bigger than ever. it seems that lessons were not learned. there's no one better qualified to answer that question than my next get. shelia bair is credited with saving the banks during the last financial crisis. she's up next. you're watchi ining your mun on. [ shapiro ] at legalzoom, you can take care of virtually all your important legal matters in just minutes. now it's quicker and easier for you to start your business... protect your family... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. er is diffe

last week matt mccall saying you may not get it for less than 90 or day one. ned and nadav say don't buy it if you're a retail investor on day one, craig says lower the first day. the two others say yes. good information, good discussion. you still have to make your own decision whether you put your money into the stock. guys, thanks very much. i appreciate it. >>> coming up later in the show mark zuckerberg courts wall street billions and does it in the hoodie. is it a sign of the times or immaturity? >>> up next four years since financial crisis, wall street betting bigger than ever. it seems the lessons were not learned. no one better qualified to answer that question than my next guest. sheila bair is credited with saving the banks during the financial crisis. you're watching "your $$$$$" on cnn. rewards you with savings just for getting a check-up, and it's only from aviva. last season was the gulf's best tourism season in years. in florida we had more suntans... in alabama we had more beautiful blooms... in mississippi we had more good times... in louisi

it will come full ahead with mitch mccall's interest and it will be fascinating to see how that plays out. >> talking about domestic production increasing, all of these examples for fossil fuels. where discussion about support for alternative fuels as we look toward our energy future? >> i think we are alternative fuel supporters, but it will be a matter of defending the ground they have already taken during the first couple of years of the obama administration. the budget has nearly tripled with all the new spending. it is embarking upon that campaign trail to defend all that investment. at worst, you see fossil fuels gaining ground, whether or not the president supports it. >> thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> these men go through things and no one understands except each other . >> the relationship between harry truman and hubert -- herbert hoover, who were such political different man and who ended up forming misalliance that neither of them would have anticipated and it ended up being enormously productive. the letters between them later in their lives about how importan

ocean stores school is getting and wipe them from top to bottom there's a elena's this party take a mccalll on the entire campus. cancer experience. fever, vomiting and diarrhea. >> we're asking since this day, between 2432 hours more after they are double damnedest sentence of stock in irian. >> and as a precautionary manges officials wear white down the take a school is welkin >> the families as they wanna see changes made on how police deal with animals. >> i've families has been through allot this week. as i was somebody still in the checkbook. and then my dog was shot there was no fault call or anything. i can understand people being fearful of walking into one on the property but they have lots of options at their disposal. there is a program number the s p c a runs were offices are trained dog behavior. the is the difference between aggressive behavior in some in the car in their property. they should exercise many other options before they reach for the result recall work. i'd like to see police department investigate community policing and rebuilding the sense of trust. given the

joining us now, matt mccall, president of penn financial group.hat do you meansome. >> well, you break down these numbers and, obviously, only 119,000 jobs created according to adp, going in the absolute wrong direction -- megyn: in the private sector. >> worst that we've seen in seven months. we've seen over the last couple of months weave dramatically turned in the wrong direction. we break down these numbers, we see construction lost 5,000 jobs, manufacturing lost 5,000 jobs. of those 119,000 created, 123,000 came from service which typically is not going to be leading -- megyn: wait, that's too many -- you say of the 119 created, 123,000 came from service, that's too many. >> oh, no, we lost some in other areas. construction and manufacturing go the opposite direction, knocking that number down. so, basically, all jobs created came from service industry which is not what we'd like to see to have a robust economy -- megyn: but do we trust this adp report? they say it differs from the official report we'll get from the government on friday, and

martha: good morning, bill, good morning everybody, i'm martha mccall him. european leaders are clearly at odds over what to do with this economic crisis, greece has been rocked by economic protests for months now but it's coming to a head at this moment because now, big concerns that greece will actually leave the eurozone. those are the 17 countries all linked to this central european currency. bill: a significant reason why, a british leader saying with greece there is a, quote, risk of economic contagion that will spread. stuart varney leading our story, good morning to you. what is on the line now? >> let's suppose they bite the bullet. enough of this will they leave or won't they leave, they bite the bullet and bring in the euro, and at that moment they have to freeze all assets in banks to prevent money from running out of the country, they've got to print and issue a new currency, they've got to decide how many dracma you get for a day's work or in a loaf of bread. the result is when they bite the bullet you've got chaos, that economy shuts down for

. >> good morning, chairman mccall, ranking member keating and distinguished members of the subcommittee for inviting me to testify today about ethical standards within the department of homeland security. the vast majority of authorities who can teach us a dedicated civil servants, focused on protecting the nation. while a small percentage of employees have committed criminal acts another misconduct , dispute should not be used to draw conclusions about the character, integrity or work at except the many. over the past year, dhs employees continued to demonstrate this ethic of service from responding to 99 federally declared disasters to unprecedented efforts to secure america's borders and to advances in protecting the nation's transportation networks and critical infrastructure. but those who violate the small to be said to come even one corrupt agent or officer who allows harmful goods of people to enter the country puts the nation at risk. corruption within the ranks of dhs can have severe consequences. a corrupt dhs employee makes up to bribe for allowing what appeared to be undocu

congressman mike mccall was there. we got to see the work that was done.not only the ports of entry, but we got on the boat's and went up and down the rio grande. we want to thank you for the type of work you are doing down there. i want to thank all the witnesses for joining us today. for that, i yield back. thank you, madam chair. >> thank you, sir. we heard excellent reports. chairman michael mccaul and others as well. it is an excellent effort. we appreciate your service to do such a thing. the turnout recognizes the gentleman from mississippi. >> thank you very much, madam chairman. i welcome the witness and witnesses here. i am looking forward to your testimony. i have long encouraged the department of homeland security to develop a comprehensive strategy for securing america's borders. it is still my hope that the department will do so. i am pleased that the u.s. border patrol has developed a new plan. the border patrol's strategic plan 2012 to 2016, to guide the agency over the next two years. over the next four years. with the support of congress,