mr. neil there is so much emphasis on dr. king, but the movement took place in basements around the countriers people who were afraid they would lose their jobs. >> these are folks who were organizers at the highest level. because of what they did, they figure out creative ways to connect. the names that we don't talk a lot about that we have today, folks who had relationships going back to the highlander school in tennessee in the 1950s. they proposed a march like the march on washington in 1941 in order to deal with issues in terms of jobs. this was not the culmination of anything or the beginning of anything. it's just another mile post on this long history of racial struggle in this country and pursuit of black freedom, if yo. [[voiceover]] no doubt about it, innovation changes our lives. opening doors ... opening possibilities. taking the impossible from lab ... to life. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world.

mr. arm strong did. neil: even if it does not look good.ou might be legal but it does not look good. >> what is the message to your staff. neil: what is it? >> if i don't perform right, i am gone. neil: what is bad with that. >> you can't be on point 24/7. and watching people work, they have to do it because they want to, they are motivated, by the leadership, motivated by accomplishments by money, there is a lot to motivate. neil: fear is not one. >> fear is not long-term motivation. >> i agree. from a legal standpoint no lawsuit, but the purpose of this conference call, remember to get the employees fired up, get them pumped up. neil: maybe 999 were, one was not? >> i mean if you are an employee on the phone how will you be inspired to do well when your employer does not care. neil: mr. spacely, too late, thanks for watching.rri: hello,m gerri willis. scary sinkholes are back. how safe is your neighborhood? from a geologist later. and a host of tax problems after losing a loved one. how you can deal with that. and moy-saving monday. a sim

neil: mr. spacely, too late, thanks for watching.rri: hello,m gerri willis. scary sinkholes are back. how safe is your neighborhood? from a geologist later. and a host of tax problems after losing a loved one. how you can deal with that. and moy-saving monday. a simple trick to get your homeowners insurance to pay for your claim. we are watching for you tonight on "the willis repo." all that and more coming up, but first our top story tonight. they passed obamace and now they don't want it. outre over congrs getting a pre-pass from the law of the land riddled with problems right before skipping town on a five-week long vacation. claiming now, president of american actions form. great to have u here. how is this that congress can give us the prescription for health care, health care and then they don't live by it. at do u say? speaker this is a mess. take way will be washington takes care of its own and doesn't pay attention obamacare passed, it forced the federal govement to drop the employer-sponsored insurance so unlike every other employer, is one had to g

neil. >> you are mr. internet star. >> i don't see it as that big a deal, i know -- i get audited almost every year, all my foundations get audited pretty much every year, most of my businesses. neil: both democratic and republican administrations alike. >> i don't feel like a victim, i still have to compete, with nsa it is disappointing there was not transparency up front they were doing this, and we found out about it the way we did. about, bits are bits, if you think your mailbox was protected and they could not find out what they wanted to. there is not as much privacy as people would like to expect, particularly in an era where i would rather be protected. neil: if you want your privacy get over it, is it that bad? >> it is that good. neil: you hear the other instances like hacking or sites shutting down, and instagram, and nazdaq, so many others, washington post, "new york times," amazon, again and again, you see a pattern. >> yeah, you better believe it, every single digital asset we have in it coun

neil: the light is shining in. mr. unger? we should probably acknowledge this is not first time walmart opened up stores overseas. neil: understood. but largest single commitment to a continent. >> i hope that angola and walmart will be blissfully happy. if they get walmart out of this country, let main street small businesses continue to exist and make a profit. neil: wait a minute. all those jobs that couldn't could have been there, you are happy to have them in africa! >> they are not going to africa. you know what is better, if they go tonighgo nigeria, walton famn have more money than 100% of the population. neil: you are a hater. are they chained to their cash registers? >> i don't go into walmart. neil: you don't. >> i subsidize them by being an american. neil: going to saks fifth avenue is okay though. okay you are a hater. now, fcc cracking down on ceo, this is, early stage, it wants to focus on the gap at banks between what the ceo is made and his minions are paid, is that the government's way of saying it is polici

neil: what is their score? >> you actually made -- wait a second. you said stats. it's stats. it's not some kid writing and going, i hate mrs. jones and that gets in the report. it's at statistical. >> neil: who came up with the model by which they're being graded. >> some system in california. >> neil: the only model they have. >> right. it's what they're using. >> neil: what's wrong -- if they know it internally, i'm open for fresh, open air. >> the school district and the unions don't want this kind of judgment system spoiling -- >> neil: they all know it internally. we pay all their bills. why don't we know? >> now the community knows. parents know. >> you're imposing a label on a teacher, and maybe most of them deserve it but there are probably some who do not because it's an arbitrary system. >> the taxpayers are the parents. >> neil: how often do the numbers come out? >> i think they're once a year. >> neil: so a teacher with a scarlet letter, next year might not. >> follows them in their employment history. >> neil: what about the better number next year? >> i look back at my kid's teacher, you got an f last year, i d

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mr. donor while he is taking pictures of himself. >> neil: revelations, that he was doing okay, but now i that is over. you know, i wonder and you follow this stuff more closely than i -- 2016 is a long ways away. he is not going to win the contest but what do you think is happening here? >> i don't think that she wants to get anywhere near weiner. i don't think they need anything like this. that is why bill said we're going to stay hundred yards away from this. 2016 is a long ways away. people are already talking about it. number one. number two, it's probably going to be a two billion dollar race which means that is not something you just start a year before the deal. they are going to start ramping it up shortly. i wouldn't be surprised. >> neil: i'm looking at this from the money perspective. there might be some big money folks who are holding tight because they, like you, are wondering just how close that relationship is, whether they should just wait it out because they don't know how much potentially. is that what he is concerned about? is that what she reflecting? let me put these

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mrs. villain and i are planning our... you scare me. and i like it. let's go what's in your wallet? neilhere's the good news on taxes, percentage of americans not paying them going down. here'she bad news. it is 43%. is it a little weird when we start looking this thing up hashtag just because a number of americans not paying federal income tax is not 47%, mitt romney would be proud it is 43%? they used to be more than a trillion dollars is progress? what a load of clash, which is what we're dog on this subject. adam leschinsky says it is an improvement. >> we're looking at this seeing more people are paying federal income taxes because you can't have more people not paying for the benefits we get from the federal government. poor people understand more of what their game is going towards and the overspending problem but the bottom line is the matter how may are paying federal income tax you can confiscate all the income everybody in this country and you still are not paying off the debt or trillions of dollars in liabilities and you will not make a difference to moving the economy forwa

mr. obama is watching you. it becomes more orwellian all the time. trayvon martin was like that and this is even more. >> neile like me telling you to eat a salad. you are thin, beautiful, say i am not and i'm not going to go there. yet the government giving advice financial. it seems kind of dumb ass. >> david cameron in britain. >> david cameron in britain, what you are talking about wanting to eradicate and under control. >> worst thing in britain they have sign nine of ten britains pay the taxes on time. think is dividend here. >> this is complete arrogance. it's one thousand arrogance and it is not what the country is built on. put me down. >> so stupid but where are they going to start with me? [ laughter ] >> it's perfected. >> i'm not giving up those martinis. never, never. >> you can maybe through pamphlets and advertising a change people and their behavior. there is something to that but should the government be involved with it? >> it's going to be unvoidable because so many people are on government assistance. so many people are going to be on healthcare that is in some way related to it. why is i

mr. yellen might make some people think he already picked larry summers. >> neil: to the historian who says the president might have blown an historic opportunity today. getting ahead of the crisis by admitting these rampant reports of spying are indeed a crisis. larry says that is what great president does, they get on top of a mess, even if they themselves did not create the mess. take kennedy who months into this presidency acted on a plan concocted under his predecessor to take fidel castro down. it was disaster, but rather than run from the bay of pigs kennedy took responsibility. oddly, jfk's poll numbers went up. larry, welcome to you. the fact that the president started the week out saying that this was much ado about nothing, there was no domestic surveillance going on, but ended the week with all these productions and provisos to make sure it doesn't happen 0, police it didn't. what why didn't he come out and say, botched my initial reaction. >> he ought to. to put a problem behind you, you first have to get on top of it, and let people see that you're on top of it, and then where

mrs. villain and i are planning our... you scare me. and i like it. let's go what's in your wallet? >> neilwell, have a volt jolt to gas guzzleer, putting the pedal to the metal. g.m. slashing prices on the volt by $5,000. sales of the plug-in down last month. is comes as ford ramps up production of the best-selling f-150 pickup. 24 hours a day now. ben stein, what are we to make of that? >> the whole idea the is something for nothing, no bad emissions vehicle is going to always be nonsense. it's an electric car, they have to get electricity from somewhere. they have to burn coal, burn gas, they have to have nuclear power. the idea of something for nothing is not working as usual. >> neil: i don't like the notion that the hybrids are not hot or they're not intriguing and alluring and worth their money. but just not this one. the issue with this one, julie, and a lot of plug-ins, they have proven thus far to be a waste of time, waste of effort and waste of money. what say you? >> did you see what tesla is doing today? >> neil: model standard with the 100,000 plus cars that goes a foot a gall

at&t mobile share for business. ♪ ♪ neil: they will, except if it is a chevy volt and only confirms the whole plug in thing is i. tting mrly does not make this high-tech with wheels and a less than a hybrid. people are not buying it. all the government credit in the world will not mak them like it. get a clue and stick a plug in this until it mercifully. let's get to it. what do you think? >> well, i mean, the volt needs to be put out of its misery. does anyone believe that a car that cost twice as much income go half as fast with a quarter of the range wouldatch on? e cut the price and no one wants it. $7,5 tax subsidy and no one wants it. it's like the widely shared the does not fit on iraq. the whole reason -- retail price is down 50% in 1 year. they sold it to us like it was an innovation. an innovative vehicle. it is not becset has to be charged up. you have to dispose of the batteries which is bad. neil: common sense. to that point a lot of people thk i am anti hundred cars, i am not. the technology that exists which is great, a lot of them get a lot of miles per gallon. a lot cheaper price. they're great. but you

mrs. villain and i are planning our... you scare me. and i like it. let's go what's in your wallet? neildennis has had enough of big government. but when it comes to the nsa, actually, yes, the former candidate has heard more than enough about the agency's surveillance abuses of the cost and overreach. so he wants to reach for the stop button. how about the agency altogether? >> if you look at the declaration is clearly violating the constitution and the laws of the land. neil: you sound like a libertarian kind of. >> i am. i believe in liberty and freedom. we cannot let big government and corporations to become familiar with the deeper principles of our constitution. neil: us what you think about domestic surveillance? >> well, one that's agency, the nsa, has unashamedly lied repeatly, they have lied to congress and the agency has to go. there are onies of importance here. if you violate the americans rights to privacy, you turn somebody into something that you are out of here. neil: you don'tuy the notion that this is being done? >> we have to be protected from an essay now. and they h

neil, your reaction to this? >> most of the listeners know the information mr. evans has given us is false.n if it were true, i ask this question, why would we continue to support the policy causing the problems mr. evan social security ref-- evan social secuy referri -- evans is referring to and hire kids to sale marijuana and other drugs to kids. there is a reason they call them pushers because they push drugs on people when you go to them for marijuana, they will push other drugs on people. it's the environment that's more dangerous than anything else for our young people. so it's not only dangerous for them because more drugs, deadly drugs are potentially available for them because they aren't regulated, no control, no quality control measures but the streets are violent. tools of the trade are guns. that's why we have high gun violence in our country today. the vast majority of the murders on our streets by guns are directly related to drug prohibition. >> this is what i'm talking about naive -- >> okay -- >> how is this -- >> mr. evans, you've had plenty of time to have your say. i ha

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neil: to regina first and then you. i apologize for not being clear. >> a composite media is to be short. there is room here. there is an ethical democrats out there that says, hey, mr. president, shouldn't you be doing something about this? shouldn't there be someone helping. i have to say, i am not seeing a whole lot coming om republican leaders about this. let me assure you. if the situation were reversed the democrats would be raising holy cain about this, and you and i both know it. neil: i think you are right, and certainly almost forced out of office. but that is not happening now. phony scandal are not, do you think the presint has just gotten a past? >> of the media is kind of buying his line that these are funny scandals. while it is true and i think we have to admit in fairness we do not have en directed to the white house, we have to the chief counsel's office which is run by a political appointee, the investigation. i think those are the facts, but the investigation is still ongoing. and ve well could tied to the white house. the president is out there calling it a phony scandal and what i think he should be doing if he believes it does not go any highe

neil, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> steve: good luck with the froyo. >> it's the perfect match. there is a great contest, go to tcby.com. mrsand gretch, back in to you. >> gretchen: i didn't know they owned mrs. fields. tell him i just ordered something on-line as a gift from mrs. fields. >> peter: that wasn't there last night. now it's there. >> gretchen: it looks great. we got to do headlines. a warning, the video we're about to show is violent. a 13-year-old white boy brutally beaten by three african-american teens. they repeatedly kicked and punched him. one of the people under fire is the bus driver. >> leave that boy alone! leave him alone! leave him alone! >> gretchen: some believe it was a racially motivated attack. the kid had turned them in for marijuana, but the police says it's not racially motivated. >> the race difference between the victim and the defendants in this case is purely coincidental. there is absolutely no indication that race was a motivator in the attack. the motive was retaliation from a complaint or report that the victim had made earlier about one of the suspects that he tried to sell him drug