hear about them is media's been told not to report it all the oh the big of course is if the national safety council plan to sell to even peace things will slipping in the both top a more deadly five trillion dollars is being spent in the so-called war on terror against muslims killing thousands of soldiers is there a better way to spend that five trillion well sure of course you know you're much more likely as an american to die in your bathtub from drowning or to be hit by lightning than to be killed by terrorists so if they really cared about your life they would declare war and that we lose a nine eleventh's worth of people from tobacco every two to three days here in the u.s. and we lose and i live it's worth of people from automobile accidents. every twenty eight days so i mean these are the real threats to life and limb all terrorism is not even a statistically significant threat and muslims commit six percent of the terrorism in the us extremist jews commit seven percent so actually jewish extremists are ahead of muslims in terrorism here but you never read about that in the newspapers becau

. >> national safety council expert john noticed a potentially-davengous situation when david benjamin reached back while the car was moving. >> he was chewing on his shoe. i wanted to make sure nothing was coming off the shoe. >> i wouldn't have done that until the car was totally stopped. >> both benjamin and melissa took their eyes off the road occasionally but got the best marks. suzanna fallon and david benjamin did the right thing because eventually they pulled to the side of the road. >> it only takes a second for something to happen. >> it's good to keep in mind crashes always seem to happen when you least expect them. >>> for the past couple of weeks, we have been telling you about your rights and tonight we tackle the mall and what store security guards and and salespeople can and can't make you do. >> union square, san francisco, with its big stores and bu tykes, you can really shop till you drop. >> of course. >> yep, that's why we're here. >> no matter where you go, before you swipe, you should know a little something about your rights. joe rideout is with consumer action.

the national safety council says the faulty data makes distracted driving appear less dangerous thanly is and makes it harder to pass tougher laws. >> so long space hello krer err. kerry under wood taking over the theme song. she is replacing faith hill. hill announced last month she would not be back for a 7th season. that is your 5@5:30. >> it's time for the first degree weather update with maria molina. >> tracking heavy rain in the northeast but another part of the country may be seeing severe storms. >> we have two areas of unsettled weather. we will start out across the northeast. this storm system is bringing in heavy rain across new york city. it will be a slow morning commute for many of you. you will need the brain boots and umbrellas as you go out the door. this storm system is a slow mover the storm system that brought rain over the weekend to the kentucky derby and produced record breaking snowfall across sections of the midwest. b we have been tracking that storm system for over a week. because we have such a weather pattern it will be further off toward the east and as

be careful, the national safety council estimated more than 400 fatal crashes during memorial day week. >> luxury jewelry maker tiffany is seeing stronger demand but it is not in america, it is in china. americans are back on track with their finances we will see how the sales are in the united states when they report results on tuesday. >> long lines, always, for days outside the apple store when a new iphone is released but bloomberg business report says right now the hottest iphones are the less expensive and old ones. sales of redone iphones are billioning among price conscious shoppers especially overseas. they used to frown on this market saying it hurt sales of new devices but not trade in boom is helping clear out unsold inventory here in the united states while making used iphones an option for hundreds of millions of first time smartphone buyers in asia, the middle east, and africa. that is the bloomberg business report. >> canadian study shows the more nervosa you are the less likely you are to land the job especially for men. anxiety can show through difficulty speaking or

the national safety council is urging drivers today to be careful, buckle up, stay off cell phones and give themselves plenty of time to get home safely. >> mark, thank you so much. >>> in washington today, politics likely will be set aside as the nation and the president pause to mark memorial day. some controversies will continue to royal in the obama administration in the coming days. kristin has the latest. >> reporter: good morning to you. president obama has tried to divert the conversation away from those thorny issues. memorial day will do that temporarily as the president prepares to honor those who have served and made the ultimate sacrifice. it comes on the heels of an emotional visit to oklahoma on sunday. with a trifecta of controversies hovering over his administration, president obama visited tornado-ravaged moore, oklahoma, on sunday comforting those who lost everything and delivering a message of hope. >> we know moore will come back stronger from this tragedy. >> reporter: back in washington, fresh criticism of the president on the sunday talk shows over benghazi, the

now the national safety council is urging extreme caution today as people get on the roads. of traffic accidents. what they are recommending is, that drivers get on the road soon as they can to get home safely without having to speed. give yourself time. of course, wear your seat belts. stay off the cell phones and don't drink and drive. a lot of people out there that will be even more as the day goes on, increasing the chances of accidents, so drivers are urged to be cautious and drive defensively and one more bit of good news, related to driving and you mentioned it earlier, gas prices are down a little bit and the report from the energy department is that they will continue to creep downward ever so slowly, a little bit at a time, as the summer progresses as we head now to the july 4th holiday. chris? >> i guess part of what's to blame for the crowd cod roads are people have had it with airlines? the high prices and all those extra fees? >> that's exactly right. airline traffic is down this holiday, at least it was predicted to be so, by about 8% and according to surveys

russia's national security council chief is in washington for talks weighs u.s. counterpart dominating the agenda on the issue of global safety argues a gorgeous going up has the details the operation took place in a residential neighborhood in russia's south the republic of english traits in the caucasus police blocked a private house where a group of suspected militants was fighting the refused to surrender only a woman accompanied by a child came out she is believed to be the wife of one of the armed men and shortly after she did they opened fire at the authorities and were eliminated now soon after the operation ended the investigators found out that one of the militants was the right hand men of russia as the number one terrorist model for took the responsibility for various terror attacks across all russia including the two moscow metro blasts and the attack on the much of the airport and to the operation continues a set of successful anti terror efforts in russia since just on monday of that he's announced that before a plan to attack moscow by a group of terrorists now all this adds weight to the visit of the head of

russia's national security council chief is in washington for talks with his u.s. counterpart dominating the agenda the issue of global safety artie's a gorgeous can often has the details. security services have managed to eliminate the you wake of russia's number one terrorist. in the republic in the caucasus plus just on monday of thirty's announced that the a plan to attack moscow all this gives weight to the head of russia's security council. as c visits the us since he does have some useful experience he could share with his american counterparts when it comes to battling terrorism the visit does come shortly after the recent terror attack boston which was planned and conducted by the brothers both of whom were of chechen origin and for russia the caucasus is the most volatile region just on monday four people were killed in two bomb explosions in the republic of dagestan definitely the security services of all countries have things where they could work together on joint threats and just earlier believe was going to use did call on them to work together more intensely and it's a fact that they can help each other and t

organizations including the texas department of safety, national counter-terrorism center of global terrorism group. dhsorked for a time at advisory councilapolitano. next to him is a fellow here at the new america foundation. she is also an attorney. she has had a great deal of experience working with the muslim community as president of the safe nation collaborative. she is a fellow at the truman national security project. we are really pleased to have you here. firstr this is your public event at the new america. nextto us is our coast -- to me is our co-host, currently director of the washington, d.c., office of the muslim public affairs council. williamhim is imam webb, who is currently working with the boston public society. finally, we have rashad hussain, -- hussein. with that, i will turn it over, and each of the panelists will speak for a few minutes. we will then be engaged in some q&a, and then we will throw it to you. >> thank you so much, peter, and thank you for agreeing to co-host this timely and relevant conversation. it is something that definitely impacts the american muslim community, and that is why we at the public a

organizations including the texas department of safety, national counter-terrorism center of global terrorism group. he worked for a time at dhs advisory councilunder secretary napolitano. att to him is a fellow here the new america foundation. she is also an attorney. she has had a great deal of with thee working muslim community as president of the safe nation collaborative. she is a fellow at the truman national security project. we are really pleased to have you here. we hear this is your first public event at tew america. next to us is our coast -- next to me is our co-host, currently director of the washington, d.c., office of the muslim public affairs council. imam williams webb, who is currently working with the boston public society. ,inally, we have rashad hussain -- hussein. ,ith that, i will turn it over and each of the panelists will speak for a few minutes. we will then be engaged in some q&a, and then we will throw it to you. >> thank you so much, peter, and thank you for agreeing to co- host this timely and relevant conversation. it is something that definitely impacts the american muslim community, and that is why we at the pu

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national pork producersounc turkey federation, the grains council and poultry and a council. in may 2012 the nonpartisan government watchdog solfeggio published a report that says seafood safety responsibility it should be not assigned usda but then the gao k mount with duplicative in wasteful programs. this program was the number one program they mentioned that should be repealed because it is a waste of taxpayer dollars. so repealing the duplicative catfish program is a common-sense approach to eliminate wasteful spending. this is an opportunity for us to demonstrate to the american people that we can work together to have affected and rational policies that serve the best interest of the american taxpayer. mr. chairman i urge my colleagues to vote yes on this amendment and i yield back. >> the gentlelady yield back the gentleman from arkansas is recognized for the real five minutes. >> don't start the clock get. [laughter] thank you, mr. chairman i would like to say if the gentlelady is concerned about duplicative of what she claims i have an amendment number 24 that will address that immediately. >> we went through discussion about the nature of the second amendment being

national pork producersounc turkey federation, the grains council and poultry and a council. in may 2012 the nonpartisan government watchdog solfeggio published a report that says seafood safety responsibility it should be not assigned usda but then the gao k mount with duplicative in wasteful programs. this program was the number one program they mentioned that should be repealed because it is a waste of taxpayer dollars. so repealing the duplicative catfish program is a common-sense approach to eliminate wasteful spending. this is an opportunity for us to demonstrate to the american people that we can work