he's beautiful. >> reporter: if all that wasn't enough, mullens posted this picture of herself asleepcial media all of these precious milestones of their children is because they want to feel connected with other moms. the irony is turning off followers. it is too much. >> reporter: since the baby's birth, not a peep from the proud parents who are undoubtedly a little busy with #babybiggs. abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> i know a few of these people who post a little tmi. >> i know a bunch of them. >> and it's not the baby pictures. i love seeing the pictures. i adore them. but i don't want to see her getting her epidural. i don't want to know what you found inside your baby's diaper. you know, some of those details you just keep to yourself. >> so many -- you don't have to block the friend, but you can get it that their feed doesn't go on your page anymore and at least you don't have to be assaulted by it day in, day out. >> that's what i do. but they know i'm not watching and why would you post that. they screen grab it and text it to me. so i'm kind of in the loop but don

. >> reporter: mullen's bill is still being drafted but we learned it intends to require dealers to assign plate number to every vehicle sold through the current e registration. the temporary plate would display a unique identification number and expiration date. it would be valid for 45 days and linked with the owner's name, the vin and vehicle's make and model. >> we believe the costs will be relatively minimal given the fact we're not creating a brand new system. it's simply duff dove tailing with the current system. >> reporter: law enforcement officers tell us that having vehicles roaming the roads with no visibility identification puts officers at risk. >> if your car has no license plates on it i'm walking up to a complete unknown. all i know is what i stopped you for. >> reporter: we went along on this officer's patrol. and in two hours we saw dozens of vehicles with dealer placards and no plates too many for him to stop. somebody he did pull over had plates inside the car. >> car is legitimate it's registered to her it's the right address she chose not to put the plates on it. >>

. >> reporter: mullen's bill is still being drafted but we learned it intends to require dealers to assign a temporary plate number to every vehicle sold through the current e registration. the temporary plate would display a unique identification number and expiration date. it would be valid for 45 days and linked with the owner's name, the vin and vehicle's make and model. >> we believe the costs will be relatively minimal given the fact we're not creating a brand new system. it's simply duff dove tailing with the current system. >> reporter: law enforcement officers tell us that having vehicles roaming the roads with no visibility identification puts officers at risk. >> if your car has no license plates on it i'm walking up to a complete unknown. all i know is what i stopped you for. >> reporter: we went along on this officer's patrol. and in two hours we saw dozens of vehicles with dealer placards and no plates too many for him to stop. somebody he did pull over had plates inside the car. >> car is legitimate it's registered to her it's the right address she chose not to put the plate

john: and the mullen meals. >> they are just a little bit more. but up so you, they don't work.on't work that attitude is the reason why charlotte a use wrote when did white trash becomes the new normal. but cut us some slack. he researches millennial for a living. >> 80 million of us transforming the work force and the marketplace. john: now the largest group. it was baby boomers. >> now you just complain about us. john: new york post says you are the worst generation. battle trophy kids. >> at the end of the day of these people gripping. entitlement is a learned behavior. you are not born entitled. john: we taught it to you? >> absolutely. 100 percent. john: charlotte. >> he has a point. we taught it to them. i think -- and i think -- john: to fed self-esteem to you? >> their parents. they're not allowed to fail. and never had to sink or swim. we taught it to the. john: i was surprised that other young people said compared to other generations we are slackers. >> yen people expect everything to be handed to them. i am one of them. and don't know. when you feel like your grandp

. >> when there's 80 mullen of us in the u.s.e people can't get figured out herriot. >> you are now the largest group. p>> it sounds bad. the "new york post". >> at the end of the day, all of these people driving. entitlement is a learned behavior. you're not one entitled. and absolutely, 100 her son. >> he has a point. this is a generation that has been spoon fed. >> this generation of my grandparents is more hard-working. >> yes definitely. do her parents lest move back home? and we expect someone to save us? >> there's a term called failure to launch. a lot of this generation is suffering from failure to launch. >> we have too many turns welcoming us out of the home. facebook and youtube in firefox, all the things. >> they have created great things. unfortunately not everybody is wonderful with it. they weren't doing work for pay, they weren't going to school. they were facebook in. it's great for the people at facebook, but that's not the whole generation. saying that i don't want to take a flyer on that. >> for me i communic

veterans like captain malloy and chief gordon and warrant officer mullen protect what makes america great. our freedoms, liberty, and the promise that any child in america can grow up to be whether they want to be. and that, of course, is the essence of the american dream. everyone in this state wants a piece of it, and that learning defines who we are as a people. and while it is not our job to guarantee success for every citizen, it is our job to empower them to make their dreams real. and through several difficult years in this country's worst recession generation we have made progress in securing the promise. the state of our state is charted a then on and dressed you a year ago. our job growth has outpaced the nation highlighted by a driving financial sector and technological innovation from companies large and small whether it is the parts manufactured at miller metal, the new pharmaceutical developed in insight, the software made in step one or the cutting edge fuel cells made by bloom energy. our schools are implementing higher standards while thanks to legislation passed by this

please welcome larry mullen, jr., adam clayton, bono and the edge. our first musical guest, u2!e on the roofs. that was unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] >> ♪ gonna take you higher >> jimmy: i know, yeah. you were high -- 70 stories. is that the highest you guys have ever played? >> i think that's one adam should -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: nah, nah, nah. >> high and performing? >> jimmy: no. yeah, yeah, yeah. no, that's right. yeah, that's true. who am i asking. adam, sorry. >> we did red rock. >> jimmy: what's that? >> that was nice. >> jimmy: you did red rock. yeah. >> how high is denver? we did that in a cloud of rain, freezing cold. it was a long time ago, before the war. >> jimmy: did -- could everyone see you? >> yeah. we -- it was a really important part of the life of our band, actually. because we discovered the fisheye lens. there weren't that many people there, but with that wide angle lens, it looked like a very large crowd. [ laughter ] we were a very big band. and then we -- >> jimmy: there were 15 people there, yeah. very exciting. i've got to say, "ordinary lo

but now kevin mullen plans to introduce a bill to require that all vehicles sold leave dealer parking lots with a temporary paper license plate. that temporary plate would have a unique identification number and also an expiration date. >> we believe it will be minimal given the fact we are not creating a new system. it's simply dove tailing with the existing system. >> the fee for the temporary plates could be as much as $80 which he admits the car dealers will probably pass on to their customers. that is bill is expected to be introduced next week. >>> 6:48 is the time. time to check in with tori campbell who has a look at what is coming up on mornings on 2. >> coming up in minutes after the sad death of shirley temple the custom would be to leave flowers. we'll explain why temples star is not there. >> also violence on a school bus caught on tape. why a student and a bus driver got into a fistfight while the bus was in motion. and the consequences both now face. >> and suing the president why senator rand paul is filing a class action challenge against president obama and the feder

while the panel led by thomas pickering on the right, and admiral mike mullen never interviewed senior executives, they regretted the congressional findings. >> i think if anyone in the house would like to question the credibility of ambassador pickering or admiral mullan, they can do so. we stand by the review for findings. >> in a new biography documenting mrs. clinton's years as secretary of state, petraeus seems to offer an endorsement, she would be a tremendous president. in the wake of the benghazi attacks, for example, i thought she was extraordinarily resolute, determined, and controlled. >> i don't know what's on his mind. i think the secretary of state and the entire administration mishandled it before, during, and after the attack. >> some lawmakers have accused petraeus of providing questionable testimony. saying he put the emphasis on the anti-islam video. he later claimed he knew it was terrorism from day one. >> thank you. >>> up next, a sentencing in the operation fast and furious related murder of a border patrol agent. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates acr

. >> victoria mullen is a top u.s. diplomat to europe and according to a recording that hit the web and it certainly sounds like her voice a few days a go she was expressing frustration on the phone with the ambassador to the ukraine, the u.s. ambassador, talking about the european union and using, well, some salty language. here's louise lavin. >> reporter: on the eve of the sochi games, u.s./russia relations hit a major snag. russia now accused of leaking this private audio recording between u.s. diplomats discussing what to go about the current political turmoil in ukraine. >> that would be great, i think, to help clue this thing and have the u.n. help glue it and, you know, [ bleep ] the eu. >> no, exact there and i think we've got to do something to make it stick together because you can be pretty sure if it does start to gain altitudes the russians will be working behind the scenes to torpedo it. >> reporter: it sounds like assistant state for affairs telling the u.s. ambassador to the ukraine that they'd bring i

national debt, which i agree with our former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mike mullen, is the single greatest existential threat facing our nation today. if any of you have ever attended or watched proceedings of the house financial services committee, of which i chair, you will see us run in real-time a continuous display of the national debt clock. it serves as a constant and sobering reminder of the threat to get something that looms large over every issue we debate in the committee room and, indeed, on capitol hill. unnatural death under president obama is unsustainable, unconscionable, and i believe immoral, and it must come to an end. not only will the bankrupt the fha help no one, a bankrupt america will never be the. the path act will put the fha on the right financial footing so it can fulfill its mission safely and soundly. some critics of the path act have called ending the gac bailout, putting private capital in the center of housing finance and rightsizing fha as quote unquote ideological. i believe what is ideological is being wedded to a status quo which

this whole reckless spending is what admiral mullen meant when he said the greatest threat to american security is our deficits, our debt. it's going to crowd out other spending. it threatens our economic viability, our growth potential, and it actually places us at risk for some financial crisis in the years to come. so i -- our voters deserve better. and look at how they tend to maneuver this legislation. it's just so absurd sometimes. we should laugh about it if it weren't so serious, and it is serious. the sanders bill, the veterans' bill that we are being told we must vote for or they will accuse us of being unkind and unsupportive and unsympathetic to our veterans. that day's over. we're not going to be intimidated on this. we're going to do the right thing for veterans and america. this bill would exceed the spending limits for the current fiscal year that congress and other -- and the president agreed to just three months ago. initially -- and it gets worse in the outer years, it would clearly add another $260 million in mandatory spending and authorize another $182 million thi

mullen and others, to be a double standard affecting hollywood because of what this movie is about. >t. >> a pleasure. >> let us know what you think, double stapped or not in hollywood when it comes to christian music? coming up, are you one of the millions of americans looking for a job? cheryl casone is next with the five companies hiring right now. but first on this day in 1965, the righteous brothers had the number one song in america with "you've lost that loving feeling." ♪ ♪ mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protecon. and because usaa'commitment to serve current and former military members andheir families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> let's get america working again. >> let me say this, that's why each week cheryl casone from "fox business" network joins us with five companies hiring right now. let's start w

tara mullen says why should congress do their job now? they haven't acted on squat since 2010.elly says congress doesn't act on anything. and kimberly white says we have laws now, enforce them, no amnesty. an interesting development over the weekend in great britain, and it's reported from "the guardian, the independent" and this story from nbc news.com now on the former immigration cabinet secretary in the british government, alex johnson writes that britain's immigration minister already under fire for what critics said was an overly harsh crackdown on illegal immigrants resigned yesterday after it was learned his cleaning lady was an illegal immigrant. downing street announcing prime minister david cameron had accepted the resignation of mark harper with regret, calling it an honorable decision. the british immigration minister is 43 years old. he's a member of the tori party, representing gloucester and became the minister in 2012 and was widely criticized last year for an ad campaign that sent billboards warning illegal immigrants to go home or face arrest. in his resignat

host: judging from your book, us endless frustration of president bush and president obama, mike mullen, on a number of locations. >> guest: it wasn't just mike, it was a number of other senior military. their frustration and impatience was not over what the senior military would tell them in the situation room or the oval office or open testimony. it was what they would go out and say in public speeches or television interviews, that got under both of these presidents's skin. >> host: i can see why it would. a difficult line to draw. you want to get good advice. this is a democracy, citizens need and expect a certain level of transparency and information from their leaders and if a military leader is off the reservation and pursuing or promoting a policy agenda that differs from the white house that could cause tremendous difficulties. >> guest: pursuing an agenda, different from the white house, it is speaking out about things that in some way or another limit the president's options or telegraph consequences that may be the president would rather keep private during a period of delib