>>neil: why? you guys all signed on to the formula we have long used, congressman, to look at cost of living increases, and i grant you, sometimes the realty is a little tough to bear when the number you all agree on does not produce the desired result but it is what it is. you know? >>guest: that would be the attitude of some colleagues and republicans have views like that but we think that for senior citizens --. >>neil: we have this cost of living adjusted formula in there based on the cpi and if someone wanted to change that, that is well and good but the reason i am concerned, sir, if we want to address entitlement spending and social security and we can't even suck up something like this, you know, benefits not going down but staying frozen ... how are we ever going to get our arms around this? >>guest: i am for dealing with the entitlements and have offered legislation to do that but the republicans are talking about it, congressman ryan and others talking about for future users of the enti

>> neil: yeah. i'm neil, don. how are you? to me? i'm endangering my life. talk on a cell phone riding 90 -- >> neil: stop. you're not in the front seat. you're in the backseat. >> that is irrelevant! [ laughter ] >> neil: "that's irrelevant." so as someone who has been through alcoholic anonymous, going there you have to admit you have a problem. >> that's great. i have a good idea. the cowboy has cancer, bring up the fact he is a drunk, too! >> neil: no, no, no. a former drunk. >> no, you're always a drunk. >> neil: well -- >> you're always a drunk and always a drug addict, i happen to be both of them. as well as are you and gasparino. >> i'm not a drug addict! >> neil: there you go. now two italians on you now. >> but you're a dope. >> thank you. >> takes one to know one. >> neil: exactly. >> anyway -- >> neil: don, my argument with this congressman we had on last night, nice guy. lovely guy as you would say. if he doesn't see it as an issue to address and i wonder if we don't see a lot of the big issues to address from for

and now neil cavuto. >>neil: stocks are up. gold up. copper up. silver up. and everyone wondering, what the hurricane is up? we are on to something that could be bigger than just today, something that could be about to happen weeks from today. why this may not be about interest rates coming down but something bigger about to go down here in the united states. but before that, this is the maker of postit about to stick it to the worker and is the new health care law to blame? retirees could soup be constitutional with government run health care and a memo obtained by the wall street journal says the company is saying health care reform made it more difficult for employers like there company to provide a plan that will remain competitive so 3m, retirees too young for medicare are on their own and they may find themselves on government-run exchanges instead of their current plan. the news coming days after mcdonald's million -- memo about ditching a plan for 30,000 workers if changes are not made. and charles says get ready, it will get worse. drip, drip, drip.

>>neil: do what?illion or $1 billion, warren buffet contributes the same amount into the social security trust fund as somebody would makes $106,000. that is wrofng. if you raise the cap and start at $250,000 and you have people pay in what they should pay in that problem would be resolved. >>neil: i want to be clear, senator, you are open to doing things now. you are open to doing something to keep this --. >>guest: the answer is yes but social security is not in crisis. medicare is. social security is not. is not. >>neil: i want to be clear, senator, because you are direct, but what you are not saying is in the debt commission comes out with recommendations and i don't what the report will be that it presents and they have social security, at face value, do you say, well, go to hell. >>guest: this is what i think: the deficit and the national debt are serious issues. there are ways to address that serious issue in a fair way fair to the middle-class and working family. there are studies that suggest

>>neil: tea party has been dunked. by a commission. welcome, everyone. i am neil cavuto. talk about teed off. reaction to talks, talks, that a commission will punt on slowing all of the tax dollars going out and focus, instead, on ways to bring more tax dollars in because if the wall street journal is right they think touching social security or medicare or medicaid would be wrong. what is right? going after tax breaks, like deductions for mortgage and. so, grandmother is safe, but are you? to the parent who says don't count on it this is not curving the government beef but finding more ways to feed it. and with the patriots, the founder of tea party 365, i think with all respect, you have been dunked and punched. how do you feel? >>guest: well, i feel bad. the american people need to finally wake up and face the music, the time is now. this country is going down. and the tea party, it is the problem with the two parties, the two party system is trying to rean the chairs on the titanic and saying "be calm," and the music is playing on because help is coming soon and that

>>neil: oh, good. they argue they are frozen because they discovered there were paperwork problems and overriders. >>guest: and it has been going on for months. i am sure they got know phone calls from treasury and treasury did not get phone calls from the white house and we will auction the brooklyn bridge for the campaign. if they believe that, they can participate. >>neil: the powers that be, or did the feds say we don't need to become an issue so we will take the issue up. >>guest: they are under pressure because they are doing the regulations under the financial, supposed financial reform bill, so, let me tell you how it works. the pressure is on. they are saying, this is in the good. people are talking to the lobbyists and the lobbyists for the banks are talking to the bank office and this is happening and there is no mistake unless the people who want to bid on the bridge. >>neil: and now the union role. they have been big on wall street to protest wall street practices getting us into the mess

>>neil: on who?uest: probably 55 and under, the debt commission is looking at this now to see exactly what age we need to change it. but the longer we wait, the more the system becomes broken. we need to go ahead and say we will reform the system. we will fix the system. because what we don't want is chaos and we don't have any money and we continue to borrow the money from china. >>neil: rand when(e) -- i talk to republicans about getting a handle on the program they do not give specifics, or say what they will do about social security. anyway -- can you hear me, rand? did relose rand paul? okay, well that is not good. to update you on the controversy and what we have been mentioning on this show, a lot of the candidates, republican and democrat, talk if broad strokes about cutting back on spending. but when it comes to specifics, both sides do not offer them. rand paul is back with us. you offered one specific and you almost, like got electrocuted for it. do you regret it? >>guest: offering solutio

>>neil: would you run?respect for a lot of the folks who serve up there would have more experience and the right people to step forward. what we need are people would do things differently. the people in both parties and the leadership of both parties have taken the country down the long road piling up trillion after trillion. >>neil: got the debt thing. very clear point. thank you very much. well, freddie mac, fannie mae, fox, guess which "f" congress is blaming for a congressional seat. all rise, here comes the judge! >>neil: this is a fox technology alert. our servers cannot handle the tremendous influx of voters trying to participate in the "your world" poll. that many. tens of thousands. hundreds of thousands. probably millions. trying to answer today's question: who was right on shovel ready jobs? the president of the united states? or the guy many of you say should be president of the united states? enough about me back to me and my poll on the fox website. of the 1,600 that got through before the se

>>neil: we will watch it.ays an honor to you have on the show and an understatement to say you serve your son very, very well as he served this country very well. >>guest: i want to thank you for letting us be on the show and like i said, it is nice to know that somebody cares enough, a little bit, because we are doing this for our son trying to get answers and we are trying to get a trial for his killers. and it's hard to do in this world without the media. period. so, thank you. for doing your part. >>neil: the other way around. your son is a hero. quite the honor. [ male announcer ] opportunity is a powerful force. set it in motion... and it goes out into the world like fuel for the economy. one opportunity leading to another... and another. we all have a hand in it. because opportunity can start anywhere, and go everywhere. let's keep it moving. ♪ and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare in

. >> brenda: for more on business, neil is next. >> neil: man, look at this, talk about an unhappy meal. now, it started, it started with a singleburger, with mcdonald's telling the government it wanted out of the new health care look, all of a sudden, a few more companies wanted in on that order and a few more and more and of the 144 requests saying you know what, hold the health care, forget where is the beef, my friends. i think these guys are saying, stop the bull. glad to have you, i'm neil cavuto and food for thought. and on top of the health care revolt and it ain't just mickey d's, you and me, a poll says 75% of voters think that companies will indeed drop coverage because of the new health care laws. so, going from bad to worse? charles payne, dagen mcdowell, adam lashinsky, look who is back. what do you think? >> well, you know, neil, this is just a mess. you know, i have a little anecdote that describes the mess. we used to worry about people stealing our i.t. people, and engineers. >> and companies are losing people, losing lawyers and people are dying to get talent that can

: i just gave you two. >> and well, no, neil, listen. >> neil: that's why i had no choice, but to cuthrough the bull and take the bull by the horns myself. cavuto campaign plan for the economy one of the reasons the market was spectacular, fixes for social security, raising the retirement age, means testing, allowing young workers to invest in the market. rewarding all italian anchors and no tax increases for anyone. i just want to see if you're paying attention. charles, i think i got most of this right. >> i think you did, too. and there weren't exactly brave heart for sure. somebody might say means testing one alternative raising the cap. 102,000 raise it to 150,000 or something like that. >> neil: the cap level on income that's subject it that. >> right, right now it's just a juggernaut. it's going to be broken. you know, bernie sanders talks about the people who are vulnerable and there will be nothing there to give those vulnerable people if we don't fix it right now. >> i'm just wondering, it's one thing to talk about in general, but when you have to get down to the bras tacks.

he has said that, neil. >> but he didn't practice.'t say a word about the afscme, he didn't have a problem with it. it's just like i might say, i should have a salad. if i don't eat the salad, i'm a hypocrite. >> most recently he has said-- his spokesman said he oppose the spending period the way the supreme court. >> neil: no, no, no. >> oh, please. >> neil: i actually read the statement today, what they said they're opposed to this sort of thing, but they pointed out that the chamber's money is a fraction of the real business money coming in so what they're saying, they spend more, that is hardly condemnation. >> the day that mr. obama says look, i'm not taking anymore union money, not taking money from wealthy hollywood people, not taking any money from the wealthy wall street people, that's the day i hope to live to see. >> and if europe is cutting spending. we seem to be ramping up the spending and that has the forbes gang burning, coming up at t next. and fear mongering, hearing from the breast cancer patient who is thankful, th

up next neil sedaka. stay with us. tavis: pleased to welcome neil sedaka, the legendary songwriter has been a fixture in the music business for years. he released his first studio album in over 10 years, called the music of my life. he's out with a book for children, called "waking up is hard to do" honored to have you on the program. >> thank you for inviting me. >> i want to say thank you. >> it is a gift -- this isee a surprise for me, this book. i actually started as a concert pianist,ly a schoolship to the juilliard school of music. my father was a taxi driver and couldn't afford it so i started at nine at the prep school and i went to the college and had every intention of becoming a concert pianist and -- tried out for the competition in russia but they found out i was a rock and roller, so i was disqualified. gift of song writing, i started to write songs and the first people i went to were jerry wexler at atlantic record. as a teenager i was writing for lavern baker and the cookies and the clovers before -- be

we are running neil and i, our motto is, why not us?tough call for the stays, very tough call having to shutdown prisons as they are doing in michigan under duress for sometime. the associated press has analysis out there that possibly people, felons who have committed assault, battery and attacked children and the elderly in california this is a serious issue. go after those bloated pensions and bloated state worker pay, first. >> it is true in california they are releasing some violent criminals. you wouldn't be in favor of that. if it is a nonviolent criminal, perhaps? >> true 6500 prisoners leased over the next year expecting savings over 100 million dollars. one prisoner released, a nonviolent prisoner the next day was arrested for attempted rape. i don't know if this is the direction we want to be going. i agree with liz what we should be doing to save the most is pension reform for the prison guards and privatizing the prisons. >> there are 16,000 people incarcerated in the state of washington. it cost $100 per day that's 584 mil

i say do it. >> neil, if it works elsewhere why not for the whole country? >> great idea, you break the law cheat the government and fellow taxpayers and you get a do over. i don't buy it is steroids for politicians. free, easy way to get money and cheat the future. >> stephan is a cheat on all of of america? >> it is situational. right now it is not time to be punishing people. i want to apologize about something that happened on my spring break trip in 1990, it involved a chicken suit and a couple of pretty girls from indiana. i want to apologize to the chicken suit. >> bill? >> these state tax amnesties, have gotten out of hand. they are too lenient with back taxes and become interest owed. i think the irs has a better approach. we saw this with the repatriation of the secret swiss bank accounts. the irs approach is, if you don't turn yourself in, we are going to come and take your first born child if you do turn yourself in, we'll be nice, we'll only take your house and dog this is the right approach. we should make it easier for honest people to be hone

neil you say it is unhealthy for families, why?ve a friend fervent obama supporter teacher for 30 years. he said first lunches, breakfast, preschool, afterschool now dinners. he says the result is that parents drop off their kids and feel no response ability. how this helps families is beyond me. >> david: victoria is a relatively new mother. you think it is a good idea, right? >> well, the real issue is these kids are at school from 8 to 6:30. if they are there until 6:30 i think we should give them a meal. a lot weren't getting a meal when they got home. we are talking about really poor areas in washington, d.c.. i don't think you punish the kids for their parents' flaw us. >> david: steve that makes sense to me first of all you have food stamps so there should be food in the home. you have social workers to ferret out when parents are not living up to responsibilities. washington should be focusing on feeding kids learning. that's the real scandal not the dinners. >> david: shouldn't we get back to basics just teaching kids how

>> i like fei. >> they make electron microscopes, neil, do you like it?lot of growth. it is high meaning kind of expensive. >> talk about growth and big things, you like imax jeans. >> i do. there has been talk for several -- months. someone is going to come in nor this sexy stock. >> good time to buy i max? >> i don't think it is. the bet is we'll get 3-d television. sorry neil i don't want to see you in 3-d. >> vicki you have your head in the clouds. >> i do. a target rackspace. >> they are doing cloud computing. >> mike you like it? >> chairman and ceo they've been selling. i don't think they would be seg

he's like, "that's not neil young, that's jimmy fallon." i was like, "no, man, it's neil young."> jimmy: that's awesome. yeah. >> that's a hell of a neil young. >> jimmy: thank you very much, my friend. i think your shirt's coming nbuttoned. >> is it? whoo. >> jiy: you're so sexy, your clothes come off. [ cheers ] >> i love it. >> jimmy: yeah, 'cause morgan freeman was just doing it, too. we cut out in commercials but morgan freeman was totally nude here five minues ago. [ laughter ] sorry i lost you that bet, my friend. hey, you started acting in nw york? >> like morgan freeman, i started on the lower east side. i started in a little company down there, this is true, called shakespeare in the parking lot. >> jimmy: i love this idea. i've never hea of this. >> this is true. it's on essex and basically essex and hester grand brew in that area down. old parking lot down there. >> jimmy: i always get confused with those streets because, once ey become names -- i stick to the numbers. we're on the corner of mercer and egg. wait, what? i never heard of egg street. what is egg street?

. >> neil, we already have a nationized -- nationalized home country. >> that is true. i don't think you can blame foreclosures on the government. they are robo signers. steve is right about 90% of the home loan mortgages are insured by the fha which previously was in the business of doing this for poor people is now doing this for homes in

welcome, everyone, i am here for covering for neil cavuto. construction, down. manufacturing, down. and the private sector added jobs but not enough to offset the losses, and 95,000 jobs lost last month. as government spending goes up, new numbers show a 9 percent surge in spending this year. and leading democrats today calling this a recovery. former presidential candidate huckabee is with us with his take on this. let me quote directly, speaker pelosi, the economic advisor saying this is a recovery. we are going in the right direction. your take? >>guest: that is like going downhill on a bobsled and saying we have not hit anything so it must be going well. there is insane. they lost 95,000 more jobs which month in september, and they say that is victorious? when the economy shows the downward spirals of jobs, the economists say, well, this is a surprise. these are unexpected job losses. when month after month, the economists are caught off guard, maybe they should lose their jobs because they have not predicted it right now since the $787 billion surplus. >> i interviewed the chie

thank you, peter, thank you, neil. thank you all for coming. . >> my name is mark tieman and i'm senior councilor at pet camp, san francisco, california. we dispose of a lot of carbon-based material here, dog poop, and the more we can turn that into something viable, the better off we are. in san francisco there's more dogs than children. finding a viable use for dog poop. >> proenvironmental policies, that's a way to win hearts and that's a way to win hearts and minds. [beeping] voice: ready.

after posting yet another victory over boredom seeded and during this time around it finished for neil in the it yvonne and in the third group be fixtures slovakia entertain island it's also. now the pick of the action elsewhere tonight sees only aim to put light between themselves and the chasing group c. back when the host well finalists of the netherlands meet sweden in amsterdam those games have just kicked off by the dutchman neil i have as we speak. there as a bit later tonight world and european champions. spain travel to scotland while england entertainment to negro at wembley. now tennis action from the shanghai monsters now where andy roddick was helped by philipp kohlschreiber on his way to the second stage roddick taking the opening set by six games to three with an ace and course drive a duty retired training to one of the second german will join from the match due to illness making it and these he won for the town seeded american. who complained pretty well you know i don't think you ever feel like you're playing perfectly and i think that's what you strive for so you kno

of our personalities, but, for some of us, cars are just transportation and if that's the case is a neil idea. >> if you can take your own car and turn knit to a car that other people can use for money. >> that is just rent out your car when you're not using it. new legislation signed into law makes it possible by protecting insurance if you do. neil fall's for-profit company, scribe, in conjunction with a non-profit city car share will do the rest. >> you have to have electronic records for when someone accesses the vehicle and when they are done with the vehicle and so that is what we do. >> reporter: city car share's 13,000 members use electronic key f.o.b.s, it tracks it an hour at a time and charges it to a credit card. he hopes to make a profit by adding individually owned cars to the mix and paying the owners. >> i have rented cars before and i know how people treat them. >> it's really great. >> but not for you? >> maybe one day. >> reporter: parting with the keys to your car, even for a rental fee, doesn't come easy. >> the only concern is i don't trust other drivers. >> reporte

hello everyone i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. fox on top of the little guy getting popped again. dagen mcdowell and adam and ben. what do you think of this one. >> i think it would be nice if we opt out of any legislation we don't want and it isn't right that certain people should get a pass from having to obey the law and would seem to be in violation of the constitution, doesn't seem to matter to this administration. but it would be, unfortunately impossible because the health care bill relies among those who don't want it, don't need it, paying for those who do need it and can't afford it, so, it really is a bill in which the burden is put on people who don't really want to be in the bill and the bill won't work without that. >> i've got to tell you, dagen, fox learned that another 100 companies petitioned the white house to opt out. it's crazy and looks like the proverbial snowball is building. >> it perfectly illustrates the fact that nobody, none of the democrats who helped put this law together fully understand how it will

. >> welcome, everyone, i am here for neil cavuto. want to stimulate the economy? give people more food stamps the speaker says for every $1 that goes in $1.79 goes into the economy we will focus on food stamps ahead of a big jobs report that is specificked to show a rise in the unemployment rate. so, are they really getting the best bang for the buck with food stamps? democratic strategist says "yes," and welcome back. i have heard all the complicated economic art you put a dollar next you get 1.72 out. answer this question: if you get such a big bang, why, with 41 million people on food stamps, we are not getting much of a bank? >> we don't want these people living on the streets or their children to go hungry and be without clothes, it creates bang for the booed. you give them food stamps they buy food. >> we have a rising number on food stamps and that number is going after after spending $1 trillion in stimulus and a rising food stamp situation. >>guest: everyone agrees we want to put people back to work even those on food stamps would rather be back to work.

within days of creating the file, joan said that neil truckman stopped him in the hallway and asked him about the running resume. he requested a copy. jones said that he asked for the user name and password. it was common practice to e- mail, he said he asked him not to do so. at the time, he was the civilian manager of the operations command center and when he took the stand, he could not recall requesting copies of the running resume or a hard copy. he told the court he never asked for a password to get into the foil. carl is the lawyer whose doinged pursuit has led to this investigation. and we talked to him yesterday. >> there is no explanation we can find. no innocent explanation can be found for its absence and what advantage does it have? the information we would expect to number there are all the information and details leading to the mass arrests. >> reporter: in addition, there are crucial minutes missing around the time of the mass arrests. the federal hearing will go on all week w. charles ramsey scheduled to testify thursday morning. no copies or electronic files of the run

this weekend, debuting right here, and includes contributions from george jones, ronnie mill sap, neil more. and two people who helped me organize, aaron tip and and james stroud. great to have you both here. [applause] >> we've started this thing as a result of aaron being on the show a year and a half ago and talking what we could do to help get music to kids and aaron came up with an idea put a cd together and you started talking to nashville artists, some of the biggest and neil sedaka based in new york and legends in the music business. what kind of response did you get when you asked them to participate. >> i don't think we had anybody who didn't want to participate, everybody wanted to be a part of it and i'm one of the lucky guys, james sent me to go to new york and get the tracks on neil. . >> isn't he a great guy? >> such a great guy. awesome to be in a room with him and watching him perform. >> mike: one of the things, james, you've produced platinum selling, grammy winning records for toby keith and aaron tippin and willy nelson and some of the artists you work for. >> tim

neil, you get the first question. that welcome, gentlemen. i want you to imagine that i am the c l ->>- welcome, gentlemen. i wanted to imagine that i am the sea eel -- the ceo of a company considering moving to colorado. i'm told this is sending you have to deal with if you are elected. -- something you have to deal with if you are elected. car -- colorado is laughter almost lost in its support for colleges and universities -- colorado is last or almost lost in its support for college and universities. high school graduation rates are tumbling. you read little money compared to other states to offer me -- you have little money compared to other states to offer me in the way of incentives. i do not care about skiing or 300 days of sunshine to convince me to move to your state. [laughter] >> by almost every major, we're one of the top states in the country in terms of overall business environment. forms magazine, which is not a liberal magazine -- forbes magazine, which is not a liberal magazine, laid out colorado as fourth in the country. nea

congressman neil abercrombie. toight's debate is brought you by hawaii public radio, with the support of the cultural center. tonight's program is being cable cast courtesy of the university of hawaii. and now our program -- "focus 2010." ♪ >> and good evening. welcome to "focus 2010." this is preventeesented on hawaii public radio and the statewide community television network. we are before a live television audience. i am the news director at hawaii public radio and your moderator for this 90 minute forum. tonight we hear from the two candidates vying to become the 18th governor of hawaii. they are, at the far end of the table, the current lieutenant governor of hawaii duke aiona. and the former u.s. congressman neil abercrombie. welcome. >> aloha. ." >> we begin with a two minute opening statement. they will then be asked to respond to questions submitted in advance. the questions will have to the neighbor island focus and they will be based on the focus maui values which are education, environment, infrastruc

. >> reporter: terrorism expert neil livingston said tourists should avoid metros, subways and major monuments. >> the very fact that you would go after a monument like big ben or the eiffel tower or something like that would create worldwide news and the terrorists right now are looking for news we believe because it turns out that a lot of our raids and drone attacks are having a real impact on al qaeda in pakistan and so they want to strike back and show their followers around the world that they're still vital. >> reporter: he said americans should also learn to blend in. >> they shouldn't dress overtly like americans. this is not the time to wear your redskins jacket, in other words. >> reporter: it's advice eric glass, an american who now lives in austria, says he uses every day. >> i don't run around going hey, i'm from the u.s. or anything like that. i just blend in accident be normal. >> reporter: that way -- in, be normal. >> reporter: that way he says he can go on with his life in spite of the terrorists. >>> a local navy seal honored at his high school tonight. the body o

neil carlinsky, abc news. >> microsoft launches its new smartphone technology today.ne 7 aims to take on the apple iphone and google android, microsoft office suite and x box gaming platform will be built in. so far, no cut and paste or multitasking functions. the system will be offered only through at & tf, samsung and lg are making smartphones to ship in just about a month. >> here is your monday forecast. showers from michigan to pennsylvania. moving towards the northeast coast later on. thunderstorms in east texas, oklahoma, kansas, missouri, and arkansas. showers from idaho to wyoming. up to 15 degrees above normal across the midwest and southeast. >> 86 in miami. 85, atlanta. 65, boston. indianapolis, 82, chicago, 77, kansas city, 74. 59, seattle. 71, salt lake city. 72 in albuquerque. >> more midair maneuvers from the airline that wracked up more than 8 million hits on youtube. >> lady gaga hit. >> a week after the female flight attendants debut their inflight dance routine to lady gaga, now the men are getting their turn. in the male version, the crew members

my name is our neil lerner, and i am here to address the proposed project, which is concerning a historic resources. we analyze and -- as stated, it is my experience that the proposed project does satisfy the standard. the most important feature of the project can be seen on this map, which shows the original house, which is being retained. the multistory addition begins beyond that. while the building has been cited as having the wood shingles, the characteristics have been preserved. the misinformation you have been given that all buildings on the block are freestanding and have open side yards needs to be understood. looking at this drawing here, which shows the project sponsors house, there are a number of buildings that the side yard -- buildings are separated. those side yards are not all the way through the lot, including the requester. also, in terms of the survey that is done for the neighborhood, that was done by page. now you do have this letter from the man who did the survey, establish the standards for the neighborhood, who also concurs the project does meet the standards an

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i'm neil cavuto. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate executives again and again and again tell bob ehrlich big banks and billionares don't need help. middle class marylanders do.  >>> this 5 stock market report is brought to you -- fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live life heroically. ich ceys >>> new tonight did bp interfere in efforts to stop the gulf oil spill? the president of a salvage company hired to try and save the rig said yes. he told a panel today, a federal panel, in the hours right after the explosion bp delayed lowering a robot to close the blowout preventer. bp said it was worried the fire could put workers at danger, but the sal age company president said bp wanted -- the ravage company president said bp wanted to figure out how hot the fire was and it was a wast

i'm neil cavuto. swigakimth joe  >>> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live life heroically. bob ehrlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased state spending by record amounts. ehrlich raised $3 billion in taxes and fees... including property taxes... and a 40% increase in college tuition. and now he's made over $1 billion in new promises... with no plans to pay for them... except for cutting education. cuts that will lay off teachers and increase class sizes. that's not a budget. and bob ehrlich's not the kind of leader... we can trust. >>> proving that there are good meals out there that actually taste good, kid at oakton elementary in fairfax county didn't know they were trying out new recipes at lunch today. the county food and nutrition services is testing out so- called stealth health menus that offer important newt yets but are still tasty for -- nutrients but are still tasty for students. >> i think they were really taken aback when i

i'm neil cavuto. ich ceys  >>> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live life heroically. >>> a fox 5 consumer alert, fisher-price recalling more than 11 million tricycles, toys and high chairs. on the trike a plastic key sticks out. the little people wheelies ramp and play is being recalled because the wheels can come off the cars posing a choking hazards. high chairs and another toy being recalled, we've got all the details on www.myfoxdc.com. click on consumer under the money tab. >>> an exciting discovery, 120 trillion miles away. two astronomers including one who works in the district found a new earthlike planet. it is in what's called the goldilocks zone which means the planet is far enough from the red dwarf star it's noting that it could contain -- orbiting that it could contain water. >> the truly exciting thing about this discovery is that the star is so nearby and we found it relatively quickly in the scheme of things. so this suggests a potentially habitable planets are very, very common. >> that astronomer r. paul butl

i'm neil cavuto.    >>> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live life heroically. bob ehrlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased state spending by record amounts. ehrlich raised $3 billion in taxes and fees... including property taxes... and a 40% increase in college tuition. and now he's made over $1 billion in new promises... with no plans to pay for them... except for cutting education. cuts that will lay off teachers and increase class sizes. that's not a budget. and bob ehrlich's not the kind of leader... we can trust. [ announcer ] complete opposites...] in complete harmony. introducing the sport hybrid. [ engine revving ] ♪ [ dance rock ] ♪ hey ♪ [ woman vocalizing ] the combination only honda could engineer. the all-new cr-z sport hybrid. ♪ [ woman vocalizing ] >>> it was a memorable traffic stop, but one that a sheriff's deputy in georgia would rather soon forget. a police dashcam caught it on tape. the deputy pulled over a car on the shoulder and was talking to a driver when a tractor trailer clipped t

. >>> and it's a boy and a girl for neil patrick harris. the actor sent out a tweet that his and his partner, their twins have arrived via surrogate. the two were born october 12th. he's not the only one celebrating this weekend. singer, alicia ks and her husband, the welcomed a baby boy named egypt on thursday. >>> one of america's first beloved tv momsas died. barbara billingsly who played june clever on "leave it to beaver" died at her home in santa monica today. a family spokeswoman said the actress died of a rheumatoid disease. she was 94 years old and she went on to have a lot of acclaim to "leave it to beaver." she was in other movies but everyone knew her as june clever. >> she raised the beav. >> she did a great job. i love those old shows because i love the old cars. >> they look just as good as they ever did. >> how about the forecast? >>> very big. very bign optimism for tomorrow's forecast, everybody. sunshine, plenty outside today. although it was an awful breezy day tomorrow ju as much sunshine but without a gusty wind around

neil boortz is syndicated talk show radio host and an attorney.got 59 percent of likely voters, these are people who are expect to go have a say at the ballot box come november saying i want to repealed in whole or part. >> there hasn't been any good news. ever since they passed this monstrocity, all of the subsequent news stories that have come out have been negative. insurance companies are canceling polices that ensure -- that insure children, other insurance companies are raising the premiums on those polices. wee find out that medicare advantage is going to take money out of the pockets of our citizens. just all of the news has been negative. the democrats don't even want to campaign on it. the only democrats that are campaigning on obamacare are the ones that are saying hey, i didn't vote for it. megyn:megyn: mig i want want -- just want to go through the examples with you. you mentioned the medicare advantage program, this is for seniors, and there was a big debate about how hard this was going to get hit over the debate over the bill, now

i'm neil cavuto. words alone aren't enough. my job is to listen to the needs and frustrations of the shrimpers and fishermen, hotel or restaurant workers who lost their jobs to the spill. i'm iris cross. bp has taken full responsibility for the clean up in the gulf and that includes keeping you informed. our job is to listen and find ways to help. that means working with communities. restoring the jobs, tourist beaches, and businesses impacted by the spill. we've paid over $400 million in claims and set up a $20 billion independently-run claims fund to cover lost income until people impacted can get back to work. and our efforts aren't coming at tax-payer expense. i know people are wondering-- now that the well is capped, is bp gonna meet its commitments? i was born in new orleans. my family still lives here. i'm gonna be here until we make this right.  >>> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live life heroically. one appetizer plus two entrees equals chili's $20 dinner for two. sh

for fishing the older ones were built as as old as the late eighteenth hundreds all the residents of neilchick are related to each other one way or another they are sort of the houses irene she died in one thousand nine hundred five one of the most successful people born in india is laurent lehman who is a distant relative of gary a school called four years ago he was the lieutenant governor of alaska. he's only passing through today and has decided to stay with his uncle and aunt their ancestors were russians and they still use russian words in their everyday lexicon . which is married. a few hours later he will visit his father at a nursing home in the town of sold the. interview to i told him i tell my father that every time. oh no you do that if it. doesn't see the russian heritage simply as a distant episode in the history of his native state he remembers well that when he was a child far more people spoke russian than english i've talked about it with my brothers about the russian heritage and we often joked about it when we get within about ten miles. we're doing what we call speak

so, with that, i will quit and invite david and neil and joseph to talk about some of their projects and how they have looked at their neighborhoods and tried to figure out who the stake holders are that can be really activated to produce a lasting physical improvement in their neighborhoods. >> you want to go first? >> sure. >> everybody hear me i don't want to blast everybody. can you hear me now? >> i don't want to blast everybody out of their chairs. basically what my organization does i'm a very small nonprofit. i have a couple of people that work for me part time. i have been basically i do mural residencies in schools, community centers, after school programs around san francisco and now the bay area. we have done projects in oakland and marine as well. and i will usually work with a group of young artists and their teachers and parents for a limited period like 14 weeks, 28 weeks during a school year or the summer program and we will guide the young artists through the process of designing and creating a permanent out door mural in their neighborhood. if you have driven by th