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one of them is not a nickel. what are they? a dime and a nickel. i said one of them is not a nickel-- but the other one is. i've heard that before. okay, a man and his son get into a car accident. they are rushed to the hospital. the doctor says, "there's no way i can operate on this boy." "because he's my son."

i will play with plate nickels and i can stay longer at the slot machines.work that way, sir. it doesn't work that way. >> i agree this is not about him going to a strip club. i don't think he would be the first athlete to frequent a gentleman's club for a night of entertainment. >> that's what i hear. i hear the one in houston are popular. >> is that true? >> i don't know. i heard it on the internet. >> by the way, the shirt he was wear, money, clothes and hos, let me just say if you are wearing that shirt you are already minus 1. >> you have now trashed seattle and florida. >> i am not trashing florida. i am from there. >> panhandle state. >> pbs subway, mockery yacht tv. michelle you like trashy tv which is fine. and you called this a pr class war, i believe? what is wrong with pbs running a campaign saying their programming is different than this? >> they don't want what they think they want. they don't want someone like me having any say in what they put on their show. they need to leave me be and give me 10-year-old and pregnant. >> they are being cond

the second point that the american people understand is that social security has not added one nickel to the deficit. in fact social security toe today as a $2.6 trillion surplus paid independently by the payroll tax. we should be lifting the cap on taxable income for social security so that it's strong for the next 75 years. >> where would you put the cap? >> what you do -- the cap is now at 113,000 dollars. somebody who makes a million contributes the same as somebody makes 113. if you lift the cut you don't have to start at 113. start at 215,000 dollars. social security will be strong for the next 50 years paying out 100% of benefits. do you know whose idea that was during the 2000 nate campaign? a guy named barack obama we want to remind him of that. >> why is he dunz the proposal. senator i've, around the country, i've been in front of a half a dozen crowds. there's no appetite for this. in fact there is a rousing support against the budget to even get it into the conversation an on to the table.

it happens with every federally funded project; every time a nickel of federal funding goes into any project like this it automatically opens it up for these kinds of limitations. that being said to support thinking about if we say no to this contract at this time, what happens is a project is delayed for who knows how much time in who knows for what better, if any, we will get. we talk about the economy and how it will turn around the whole corridor and everything; , every time i think about the central subway and i hear about it, i think about those folks who are slaves to the ferry stockton. i would encourage anyone to go ahead and wash dishes in a windowless room for 10 hours, and going and stand in line and wait for crowded bus that will pass you, and have that person, or have someone tell you that we'll have to wait a few more years before anything changes; this is a transit first city, we have to move this contract forward to improve his vision that is inclusive of those writers and the community in chinatown and i will support this and vote yes in looking forward to moving th

>> no surprise that the airlines are nickel and diming. frontier 1.99 for cough yejuice and soda? >> you have a problem to pay for coffee. >> i am sick of it. >> free market, john, right? >> you pay 2.50 on star bucks. >> not on the plane, come on. >> wayne, what is your call this week? >> first of all, i haven't put money in the rally. i am a little suspicious of it . i am nervous . i am saying lookingalt the long term look at ggle. >> wow, that is a big one. >> interest rates spiked up on friday . that is a big trend i see. if is it a floating rate senior loan fun . not getting a lot of attention from most investors. it is it an income source and strong stock. that is the place to be. >> $15,000 this week and continue more of that? >> the trend is your friend. warenis bearish and bull markets are built on doubt. >> hold it, suspicious not bearish. >> see you next week. >>. >> tom: the president has been trying to paint the congress specifically republicans as the reason for all of our nation's problems. i get politics but stopping white house tours and cutting air traffic contro

the cadmium, nickel, and many people don't know and the isotopes. the average smoker will get hundreds of chest x-rays per year just on smoking and that is mainly from the pesticide rather than the fertilizers that are put on tobacco survey will put the fertilizers around the plant and those contained uranium and that will contain polonium. so those very same poison to kill the russian spy in, that is also present in cigarettes. >> what we have to say about the marshall plan? >> it is an effort to rebuild europe. what most people don't know is that for every $2 in food that was sent over to europe, there was 1 dollar for tobacco. so i can basically be seen as an effort by the american tobacco companies to get the europeans to go on, virginia and, very inhalable tobacco. what is interesting about that it is actually a better of pat robertson who actually proposed that to the council that was planning and how these plan funds would be spent. this has been included by the southern senators in order to promote the sale of european tobacco. >> you have s

. >> take your cream and squeeze a nickel size amount on the brush. swirl the brush in your mug. apply the lather to your face in circular motion and lift the whiske whiskers. >> this is different than how i shave. >> i know. >> twist the bottom knob to open the butterfly door. lay the blade down over the bar. >> that's a man eesz razor. i have to go back in time to get all this stuff? >> no, no. i'm glad you asked that. they have the links on where the find all the different products. if you want to shave like your grandpa, go to rightthisminute.com/best of rtm. >> a girl goes paragliding over land. >> there's one major difference bring your dog to work day. not our best idea. [ dog barks ] ooh. it was a nice thought. [ male announcer ] some business decisions are better than others. the best decision is switching to verizon. choose verizon fios for 100% fiber optic fast internet and business class phone, both with 99.9% network reliability. all for just $99.99 a month with a two year price guarantee. plus get an additional line included. it's all backed by our worry free guaran

. >> take your cream and squeeze a nickel size amount on the brush. swirl the brush in your mug. apply the lather to your face in circular motion and lift the whiske whiskers. >> this is different than how i shave. >> i know. >> twist the bottom knob to open the butterfly door. lay the blade down over the bar. >> that's a man eesz razor. i have to go back in time to get all this stuff? >> no, no. i'm glad you asked that. they have the links on where the find all the different products. if you want to shave like your grandpa, go to rightthisminute.com/best of rtm. >> a girl goes paragliding over land. >> there's one major difference with >>> water on the international space station, kind of hard to replenish it. chris hatfield solved that mystery for us. some people plight think it's gross. >> we know where this is going. we are going to the commode, everyone. >> the water gets expelled, is collected into a purification system. we reclaim about 93% of the water. >> they have a way of reclaiming it. in 2010, they got this cake size machine that lets them reclaim the water in the ai

the subject is nickel mistakes. they made nine errors. the meeting did not help. having a good time at coors field. not for tim lincecum. he gets gets to the ball and promptly throws it away. giants three more errors tonight. how bad was it? he is trying to make a pitch and falls down. rookie pitcher gets a hit and make it 4-1. here a blast by rosario, 10-2 was the final. >> star trek awards at coliseum. not a lot of fireworks during the contest. billy butler with a bloop single brings home a run. malone struck out the next batter. triple to deep center field. it will chase home coco crisp. a's beat the royals 2-1. >> and pacers looking to finish off the knicks. anthony would not go down with without a fight. lance stephenson, sparked a run and pacers eliminate the knicks, 106-99. next up miami starting on wednesday. >> kentucky derby winner orb was a great winner. this would put him in line to be the first triple crown winner. but a horse named oxbow had other plans. >> he is on the outside! moving to the outside, oxbow and to the outside. but it's oxbow and gary

>> well, you know, we don't see it as nickel and diming, and the reason we don't think we're going toat customers pay. and do the total price that customers play on spirit meaning the fare plus the extras they buy, the total price is in almost every case less than they would have paid on another airline in total. so customers are flying us because they save money, we just present anytime a different way. we charge incrementally for optional services that you might a want. if you go to a restaurant and today say that the drink is separate from the entree, you don't think of that drink price as a fee, do you? it's just a price of a different, for something else. [laughter] that's the way we present it at spirit. but the total price is less than the other guy's. cheryl: if it's a good drink, ben. [laughter] i do want to ask you about the impending merger of american and us airways. what do you think this means for the business? >> well, it's really a continuation of a trend that started a couple of years ago when delta and northwest teamed up and then continental and united and southwest

you're going to get nickel and dimed, whether it's baggage, food. talking about charging for the bathroom. come on. >> neil: you just go before you go. if you're going to asia, that kind of limits you. >> yeah, 15-hour flight. >> neil: so you don't buy this survey that says folks are plain old happiest they've been in seven years? >> i can't imagine it. i mean, i saw the survey. they interviewed people who flew at least once on a north american carrier last year. it wasn't necessarily frequent flyers. people fly all the time. people i think are becoming more accepting of the fees, which i think is set because what are you going to do? you have to accept it, unfortunately. you're not going to walk to california. >> neil: yeah. not yet. you should know we have a news alert in that jd powers reported, i am the most admired anchor on the planet. okay. anyway, could you believe that? no way. anyway, not me, the -- anyway. david stockman is furious. you hear about this? not over these crises consuming the white house, what they're diverting attention away

david: that is taking on this whole issue of nickel and diming on baggage.ctly, if you don't go through expedia or kayak or whatever and reserve directly with us you won't have to pay baggage fees. that is kind of a two-pronged, one addressing the nickel and diming problem. also it is addressing the problem these competitors, these book competitors o online. >> lowering their distribution costs of the costs frontier probably about a dollar or two dollars to sell a ticket on their own website and costs 6 to $7. they're saving costs and generating revenues as well. it is a great idea. managing their sense of expectation down from the consumer. lori: what is the story with air fare? how much pricing power do airlines have right now? >> that is more as airlines are showing the ability to match cost and revenue is up it is a function of oil prices. oil prices have come down a lot with broad consumer weakness and airlines are not immune to that. airlines margins are not getting better because hiking in peak periods but less worse in the trough periods. that is don

it's a nickel. . a law before the mississippi supreme court could lead to the prosecution of women who suffer miskarnlgs. a woman was indicted for manslaughter after a pregnancy ended in stillbirth. >>> president obama nominated vectoria nuland for santa secretary of state. she has become under criticism for editing the talking points on the attack in benghazi, think your date for prom was cool? how about taking the future president? >> the guy in the middle. >> the future president of the united states. "time" magazine releasing this photo of barak barak and another date. after he wrote that note you see there, tuesday, calling her, quote, extremely sweet and foxy. >> wow, i think michelle will have a good night out on the town, treat her. >> treat really nice. he wished, in skranl politics. saying she was sweet and foxy. mr. foxy, himself, mr. kiereins. >> yeah, crazy weather over the weekend, soggy. >> shall we say cool? >> nothinged is not pretty. yesterday was obviously an ugly friday and by far

but last spring when prices were more than a nickel high on average, more than half of those surveyedsaid they had decreased their nonessential spending. now the gasoline prices are lower, and they haven't ran back up their purchases. the problem is consumers just don't have spare cash to throw around. >> household budgets are still very tight. even though we've seen a drop in gasoline prices here in 2013, it's not translated into additional consumer spending. only about 1 in 6 americans has increased their spending due to the declining gasoline prices. >> reporter: the payroll tax increase, 2 percentage points higher than last year, has hit many hard. >> i think it's had a large impact in 2013. you can look at the modest increases in gasoline prices, but they don't make up for as much as folks who live paycheck to paycheck were damaged by the peril tax. >> reporter: the bank rate survey found about a third of consumers feel less comfortable about their savings than a year ago. >> when gas prices are still relatively high, it's added little oomph to the economy. >> consumers are very,

>> no one should bet surprised the airlines are nickel and diming us for fees. 1.99 for coffee, juice are they crazy? i'm sick of it!e >> jonathan? free market, right? >> you pay 2 1/2 at starbucks. >> not on an airplane!.5 come on! >> entitlement society. o >> wayne, what's your call thisw week? >> my call this week is -- first of all, i'm a little suspiciousi of this. i have not sold either. but i'mt nervous. so i'm saying if you're going ta look at the long-term, look at google. >> wow. there is a big one. go ahead, john. >> you saw interest rates spike up>> dramatically on friday. that's still one of the big trends i see. bkl is a floating rate senior loan fund, one of the best asset classes now. not getting a lot of attention from most investors, but i think as a diversionification, income source, and legitimately strong stock, they're the place to be.b >> 15 grand in the dow touched this week. i guess continued more of that, huh? >> the trend is your friend. wayne is bearish, but bull markets are built on doubt and there is a lot of doubt. >> hold it, hold it. suspicious, not be

and obviously a nickel not spent repairing a bridge today is a dollar spent trying to repair it tomorrowknow now through reading a thesarus that austerity in america today is actually a word called sequestration. i'd like you to listen to what the president said about the issue. take a listen. >> and i'll keep fighting to end those foolish across the board budget cuts known as the sequester which is threatening our readiness. >> i'm sorry to put this to you, again, mr. welsh, but because of sequestration, over 100,000 workers are being forced to take today off with no pay. could you please explain to our viewers, can you explain to our viewers how does putting people out of work help our economy recover? >> well, it's dumb and it's stupid. in fact, we have been creating stupids at about 200,000 a month. and the decline in employment, significant component of it is, is about 1.2 million job difference in public sector employment. the bottom line is the sequester is dumb. 100% of congress was against it yet it went into effect. i voted against it because the across the board approach doesn

passengers' spirits are flying high despite those record-high nickel and dime fees? someone here says don't buy it, but do buy one airline stock ... next. >> brenda: predictions. toby, you're in the hot seat. for it. >> those baggage fees are killing people. bayous air. you'l make some money. >> brenda: gary b., bull or bear? >> i'm bearish on that one. >> brenda: your prediction? >> the cw is the first network to stream to apple tv. up 50% over the next year. >> brenda: john, bull or bear on that? >> i'm a bear. >> brenda: what's your prediction, sir? >> my prediction is wal-mart is getting hurt by the payroll tax. they say i hate that, but family dollar will benefit, up 20% in a year. >> jonas, what do you think? i'm a bear. >> brenda: your prediction. >> huge solar players reminding us there's energy to tap in the sun. you can get ahead of the next alternative ener bubble. >> brenda: okay, toby, you like a tan. bull or bear on that. >> too late, baby, i'm a bear. neil on business up next. neil, take it way. >neil: growing scandal surrounding the white house. grill

the company also raised its dividend a nickel to 25 cents and said it's going to buy back $1.5 billion worth of its shares. shares up 2.5%. to close at $48.57. meanwhile, shares of bristol meyer squibbs are running up to the 52-week high, after a release for the experimental can certain drug. it was the performer in the s&p, up $45 and shares on a tear over the past year up more than 30%. >>> sun power shares were another bright spot today on wall street. the nation's second largest solar panel maker said its profits and sales for the rest of the year would be above wall street estimates. it rose 8.5% to close at $20.65 and up more than 300% in the past year. and that helped lift many of the companies in the solar space, all up strongly with the exception of the biggest one, first solar. >>> but a weak outlook overshadowed better than expected numbers from deere and company. they earned $1 billion in the second quarter on a 9% rise in sales, total revenue came in at nearly $11 billion. but deere which also makes construction equipment cut the full-year sales forecast blaming cooler, we

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recruit a russian special services agent to work for the americans now russia's federal security savak nickel equipment and some other items that were found when he was detained and closing a compress a map of moscow a large amount of cash and even two weeks to allegedly use as does the guy says now this is suspected cia agent was offering one million dollars a year for passing on classified information and that was revealed to you know why a taped telephone conversation between full goal and the security agent he was trying to recruit made public by russia's federal security service. you're going up a storm subordinate to give us more. talk a subordinate you want us to attack us because of more than just about the right to have a million dollars all told you want us to talk it's all some. ideas. which are full has been handed over to the american authorities and now faces deportation the f.s.b. told r.t. that was not the first case in recent years since two thousand and eleven there have been in fact four other similar cases one case involved and other american embassy employees who was tryi

i've see i've been since like nickel even before that a big point i mean i've seen a lot of so i've seen a lot of downs there's still a lot of risk with big coin itself cryptocurrency in general it's this new species or currency it's math based currency that's kind of what i'm talking about big picture wise and big may not be it you know there might be some type of vulnerability that could bring it down but i think that the innovation is what's exciting and that's what's going to be generating a lot of this wealth in opening new markets where people can take a payment from nigeria you know the funds are good so they can have amazon ship the product out. that was entrepreneur and investor trace and they are that we met at the big conference last week and san jose don't go away because at next i have an interview with a little bit kinko remey about the crowding i've investment spaces and how this relates to systemic risk that goes all the way back to long term capital management and bob inglis and i are going to do over bloomberg eight and live. well. out of sight but still on our minds st

failed now would be his control the holding company continue to be healthy parts of all the arms into nickels underneath and but then put all the equity and secured debt in receivership. to restrict. how feasible do you think it is that have an orderly liquidation product process that doesn't pose a systemic risk and is this solution a too big to fail well it agree with her in as a matter of fact my book to try to explain this history and remember it's an eighty ninety year revisionist history names eighteen villains and eighteen policy heroes and of my eighteen heroes the first one is carter glass who created the fed and not a monster that exists today who created glass steagall and not. that kind of wall street gang houses to develop that we have today and the. last hero is sheila bair who tried to stop the most extreme part of the nonsense that was happening and do away to all nine and she simply got shoved aside by. under obama and by paulson under bush because what's good even though sheila bair knew more about the real sadness of the banking system as head of f d c as a long time practi

forecasters yeah i don't think so i've see i've been at since like a nickel even before that in a big point i mean i've seen a lot of so i've seen a lot of downs there's still a lot of risk with big coin itself cryptocurrency in general it's this new species of currency it's math based currency that's kind of what i'm talking about big picture wise and big may not be it you know there might be some type of vulnerability that could bring it down but i think that the innovation is what's exciting and that's what's going to be generating a lot of this wealth in opening new markets where people can take a payment from nigeria in no the funds are good so they can have amazon ship the product out. that was entrepreneur and investor trace of mayer that we met at the big conference last week and san jose don't go away because of next i have an interview with a little bit kinko re me about the crowding it i've investment spaces and how this will a systemic risk that goes all the way back to long term capital management then bob inglis and i are going to do over bloomberg eight and live face he

you know, we're the best bang for the buck, but we can't even get a nickel, and-and sadly, we can't even get our own policymakers, our own bureaucrats. we can't even convince them to step up for us, so we've got some work to do in that area. i think john is right. i think that there are pockets. so in philadelphia, for example, my agency has spent a tremendous amount of resources in both helping to develop peer-based services and to deliver them, and in fact, in-in-in our case, i actually require that any new service that comes into our system build into its budget peers, because we know that people who have lived experience working in these programs are enormously effective at engaging people, keeping people connected to treatment, and, frankly, making treatment more effective. so i think that-i think that it is a-it is a varied kind of field now, but i think it needs to be more standardized and more acceptable across the board, but, you know, policymakers, i think if they're willing to be creative and willing to stretch out of the box, can do some things even within the current environ

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attached to any terror network william my colleague bill dodd discussed this with artie's at the nickel. it looks like we're looking at something of a new phenomenon in the so-called open-source jihad there's a website out there it's actually periodical online magazine which provides all sorts of recipes for disaster literally for example how to make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom from the chef and you can uses a pressure cooker in order to do that it says the ingredients are readily available they're not going to cause any suspicion if you're going to purchase them and you will basically get away with murder literally now this is not the only recipe that's out there so to speak they're also talking about techniques to wipe out large numbers of people there are also a dish there's also an edition on how to blow up buildings and so on and so forth as a matter of fact the even have in addition targeted. muslim women and suicide bombers and it's positioned as of lifestyle and fashion magazine and it sounds almost borderline observateur or on the borderline funny but it's not because lit

to the nickel. three weeks after u.s. military refueling plane went down in the mountains of kurdistan people in the nearby villages are still reeling from the effects of the crash. it went into the mountains right into three fresh water springs where villages get their drinking water the fuel leaked into the streams and now it's impossible to drink i have the official conclusion of an inspection of this water is too polluted to drink people now say their livestock beginning to get sick and when americans came here to get the wreckage they drove right over our pastors and fields the k c one thirty five straight a tanker was one of the planes stationed in the air base which for a decade has been a major hub for the u.s. led war in afghanistan the base was renamed under the government of president to rid of any association with another country's military presence on the ground some thought that the heated debate surrounding the air base would window once it was are named into a transit center changing the nature of its acti

sitting fat till risk is the money for customers yeah i don't think so i've see i've been since like a nickel even before that a big point i mean i've seen a lot of so i've seen a lot of downs there's still. a risk with big coin itself crypto currency in general it's this new species a currency it's math based currency that kind of what i'm talking about big picture wise and big may not be it you know there might be some type of vulnerability that could bring it down but i think that the innovation is what's exciting and bad what's going to be generating a lot of this wealth in opening new markets where people can take a payment from nigeria you know the funds are good so they can have amazon ship the product out that was entrepreneur and investor trace and they are that we met at the big conference last week and san jose don't go away because at next i have an interview with what he can re me about the crowding i've investment spaces and how this relates to make bread that goes all the way back to long term capital management and bob inglis and i are going to do over bloomberg eight and live

be to seize control of the holding company continue to fund the healthy parts of all the arms into nickels underneath and but then put all the equity and secured debt in receivership available for loss absorption to restructure. how feasible do you think it is that have an orderly liquidation product process that doesn't pose a systemic risk and is this solution a too big to fail well i agree with her in as a matter of fact my book to try to explain this history and remember it's an eighty ninety year revisionist history names eighteen villains and eighteen policy heroes and of my eighteen heroes the first one is carter glass who created the fed in not the monster that exists today who created glass steagall and not. kind of wall street gambling houses to develop that we have today and the last hero is sheila bair who tried to stop the most extreme part of the nonsense that was happening in two zero zero eight two zero zero nine and she simply got shoved aside by tim geithner under obama and by paulson under bush because wall street was going to have its way even though sheila bair knew mo

is asking for a nickel a nation as to why the government pulled reporters' phone records without notifying them the worries the effect the news will have on the media and its sources i think the effect on the media has already been felt i mean you have sources that are being shut down doors just being shut in people's faces now that was probably the intention the intention was to scare. the turn off the faucet in other words from leaks in the wake of the controversy white house press secretary jay carney reiterated the obama administration's dedication to transparency he believes strongly in the need for the press to be unfettered in its pursuit of investigative journalism he also believes strongly as a citizen and as president in the need to ensure that classified information is not leaked because it can endanger our national security interests there's a balance between transparency and national security has been a delicate one since nine eleven the obama administration has a history of aggressively going out to fight information than any other administration come by and washington was wa