th's why it's a oblem. that's why it's going to hurt the economy. >> jamu? what do u think? >> we do nothave to choose been the health of our kids and the health of our economy. we know when we banned leaded fuel and we banned things that were bad for our kids, the toys they were playing with, it didn't kill the plastics any, it didn't kill the oil industry. it sound like what larry has said is he has a bad lack of faith in our american companies to innovate. i don't have that lack of faith. i know that small business owners and the ceos of walmart, ceo of honeywell,hey believe in a clean energy economy, tha we can fix climate change, protect our environment and have a strong economy. they don't have to be separate. >> well, gary,t's a pretty tepid job market as it is. is something like this really going to stall it? >> it's absolutely going kill us and it's not going to kill any kid as jehmu kind of tal about. they've been in no vanovating f hundreds of years. let me read some of the stats, brenda, and i don't mean to be mundane, but there are certain poin recently studied

>> well, i think there's your oblem, right? gary makes a good point. are a lot of lawyers over there, but there tax lawyers. i guarantee you they it don't know what th're i ining when it comes to ccrime. i'm sure criminal attorneys hire tax attorneys when it comes to april. it's a matter of specialized areas of the law, also just a matter of good governance. these knnit wits in the irs who got us into trouble, it's a serious issue but the fact of the matter is they're goingo need new lawyers to keep that agency operating correctly. it's just the write thing to do. >> g ahead john, wwe champion. >> look, i was agreeingwith stefan with the nit wit comment until he said they should hire lawyers. let me get this straight. they broke the law and then they're going to investigate themselves and the hire lawyers and the very people that they broke the law against to investigate around the midterm elections, their taxes are going to go to pay the lawyers being used to defend them against themselves. is that right? look, i'm getting audited. how about a couple

we see a oblem,e find a way to fix it. >> john, do you think this will impact e economy for the good or bad? >> i don't tnk it's going to be negligible either way. facebook had a lot of problem with beacon. thatas sharing users' data with advertisers so they could target certain users. that really hurt them for a time being. they got over that. look, cloud-sed computing in the united states, you're going to have a fallback. you're already having some of that from corporations overseas and governments overseas. but facebook wasn't going to get into china anyway. and the consumer here -- look, this is li saying the phone companies are going to die because there was wiretapping in watergate. it didn happen then. and pele n realize, look, our gogovernment's been snoong since they first had horses and tin with a stringied betwn it. this is nothing new. i think people realize that. >> we're no talkig about yur college education, john. come on. >> leave thatut of this. >> i want t know how they did that snooping when there was two cans o either end. was ther a trd can we didn't see in the m

neil: we're not reining in spending at all that is the oblem. see you. tomorrows isometimes given the market's. liz: ieed. money is next. >> i'm melissa frances, and here is what is "money with melissa francis" -- "money" tonight. american ceo being held hostage in china by his own workers. inese officials are sitting on their hands. is doing business in china even more dangerous than we thought? plus, too big to fail banks are under assault. some of theed's most powerful officials tell congress that now is t time to break tm up. are they right? legendary bank analyst joins us. andou made "money" today? they are cranking up the music style on the dasoard to celebrate. stay tuned to find out who it is, because it when the say it's not it is always about "money." ♪ melissa: our top story tonight, then the normal. the supreme court's htoric decision striking down a key provision of the defense of marriage act or doma which means that same-sex couples have the same right to traditional benefits as tditional couples. with mor on this one. >> reporter: hello.

>> he knoww this is a real oblem and it hits to the crux of the base because they are very ups wh him being hypocritical on this sueillance issue. he tries to offer the fire is a court defense -- fisa quest only 11 were denied? it seems like a rubber stamp and out of control. >> i could notisagree more i think when she says t congress has n bn briefe i thin they have totally been briefed and it is essential. i do n want to g blown up but they shoulhave had this debate when they passed to the pagerack there are a lot of sectors in those who signed the of blank chk and the who say i do not know who was involved but this is something we have known about for years. back through 2006 so what i think is a revelation without heart is an extension for that t2 court to continue do what they have been doing for some time. the idea they look for patterns among data i n a rprise and i woulbe surprised if thewe not doing it to. >> patterns among who? they're not surveiling the mosque. they take in all this information. i am okay wth surillance i was okay wh the patriot actmodera levels and in ordi

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the oblem is that they're going to use plastic. as a fact. so whatplastic of the using? in my mind there are two reasons that are causinghis trend of downward usage. one is the card applications to of the card act which made it more difficult for people under 21 to get a edit card because now they're required to either have a job or a cosigner. nuer two is the incredibl aggressive marketing of the prepaid bit card which is starting in people and minorities as an alternave to credit cards. gerri: well, it -- >> is causing the trend. gerri: let's talk about the prepaid debit card. uni have done this before. were not big fans. tell people why. >> and not a big fan, and it's for couple of reasons. first of all of marketing is clause that is honest. they're suggesting that ppaid debit cards are a better alternative than traditional checking accounts, less expensive than traditional checking accounts because yo don't ha to pay overdraft fees andhey do, in fact, help you establish an bill credit histy. none of that is actually true. a prepaid debit card i what is called a store

from flipping a switch, and not enforcing aspects of our immigration laws, you are not addressing the oblem. senator cruz made good points in the remark you just broadca, we're attempts to go a very different direct in the house where we fix his problem as we address the overall immigration situation. lou: your incrementl approach, is taking on the issues that matter most, they are elemental, the foundation issues of illegal immigration in the country. and at this point, how confident are you that you will have the leadership support, and support of the house? >> we think that we have gotten a vy good resnse from our rank and file members in the house, and our learship on the ep by step approach that we' talking. this i file very good aboutro -- feel very good about producg good solid legislation that addresses these problem, before we jump to conclusion about what kind of legaltatus should be given to people who are not present in u.s., we'll start that process in terms of markups very soon, we'll pursue is aggressively but we are not bound by a time table, we're bound by getting itight. l

tell your door if you have kidney oblems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate.may worsenith spiriva. scuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your brthing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells you get hives, vision changes or eye pain, or problems passing urine. other side effects include dry mouth and constipation. nothing can verse copd. spiriva hes me breathe better. does breathing with copd weigh you down? don't wait to ask your ctor about spiriva. neil: brookline isnot sure what to make of edwards noted that he does know what could come of all the buzz created. because before, there as a certain unassuming technician. mark had discovered that t compy was allowing the gornment to steal a t of customer data and further do s without a pont. thcompany just did it again and aain. that was seven years ago. it is pretty sobering stuff whe i look back at whatou went through and what you dealt with and what you warned us about. it got eveyone involved and it continues. >> it with a legal background

, theirob will be given that another bureaucrat, some will be honest, some will be not, the bigger oblemat government employees 22 million people, 21 million if you subtract military and post offi, that is millions and millions of people who are -- well, people. most are good but some are bad. and people in government, have a legal right to use force. big government, gives millions of people power over parts of ourives, most will not abuse it. but poker does corrupt. -- power does corrupted, small be bad pple. they will use their pow torii hunterture people they don't like. people who hold wrong belief or talk back. some of you willot get building permits, maybe you will be audited or denied a tax exemption, firing an attorney general will not change, that on smaller government can, but we don't have smaller government. we have big government. because when there is a problem people say, yes, we can. that ishy i wrote, no, they can't. because government cannot. it should not tries. and more things it goes to war against the more is grows the worse off we are while government condition w c

most of this oblem goes ay. you say enforce.n: meaning th somebody would punish the business that hires someone witho using e-verify. >> correct. or ith use it, even if they use it and still hire a person whos coming back with the wrong social security number, that could be a violation and after enforce it. john: this sounds very appealing. just one computer database where you can check. but youre a conservative. you don't trust the government. why would you trust them to run e-verify correctly? >> well, right now about 250,000 businesses use it. they use it on a voluntary basis. it is a relively easy thing to do. we require businesses to do all kinds of tngs in terms of hiring practices. this is probably the easiest step in the process. a simplentry into a database. right now is like 98 percent accute or better. jo: think about that, 98 percent. 98 percent accurate sous pretty good. and it a gao audit into dozen 11 fod it was even better. 99 percent accuracy. but that means abo 450,000 people who are legitet flagged as illegal.

but it is up to the local efficients to sve tir own -- officials to solve their own oblem., then the federal government steps in. but there has to be fiscal spbility. i believe in freom of contract but when they are so onerous they can be honored,here has to be some give and take. neil: mess, thank you all. we will see you tomorrow. barnee asking questions. david: we have a lot of -- melissa: i'm melsa francis and here's what's "money" tonight. what do high-priced cars and jewelry have in common? they'r're soaring demand could e a dire signfr the markets. >>> plus, would you buy a failing companyust to get its employees? yahoo!'s marisa mayer may be doing that twice. t hero-called aqua hiring could creature moylee atahoo! we'll tell you why. >>> "who made money today"? a hin they're seeing nhing but green on their tv sets rig w. n't fire it out? keep watching. we'll tell you w it is. even when they say it's not it is always about mey.

in 2011 we have a oblem with people selling shutters, hurricane shutters.tening thing is folks stay in the home based upon that. we received over $700,000 in restitution in 2011 and to that -- 200 victims. w people need to check anything out before they b buy t from anyone telling them it is going to protect them and they can stay in their home and be safe. gerri: i have new respect for floridians. we have a taste of ts. there was a fellow selling generators out of the back of his car for former bucks a pop. if the n nafta is something to protect my nose, how you make sure you are being gas? >> people need to do it in advance, first ofll. you need to stock up on water, batteries. that is always good to have. also people need to know to have prescription medication advance and have a plan for your pet. also, with the gouging you need to call your local law enforcement. it is illegal. price cutting cakes and once a state of emergency is declared. and it has to be something necessary or essential to the storm. water, ice, boards. feguard your house after the f

>> well, so,e are dealing with, and this is actually the oblem, we are dealing with multiple states,e about the irs and tax code, but that's one uiform tax code. no matter where you live in the country, the rules are all the same, but today if you're in new york, like myself,nd i goo a state to vsit a client and transact business with the client, it's conceivable that that state says you earned part of your income in our borders, and, threfore, you owe us a portion of the revenue that you earned. gerri: wow. okay, now that you explained it, it makes sevens. i'm not happy about it, but it makes sense. are they strict about enforcing this? >> well, it's really complicated because, again, we're not dealing with a ingle unifo code, and i've been in the border, and earned inome in the border. the sales force and the invidual with a terrritory that's three stages and you spend ten days in this and that state, they can track that; t? a fortune 500 company tries to do a good job, coding the w2 # of the employee orra 1099 if you're an outside contracto, but the average individual really doesn

neil: we're not reining in spending at all that is the oblem. see you.given the market's. liz: ieed. money is next. >> i'm melissa frances, and here is what is "money with melissa francis" -- "money" tonight. american ceo being held hostage in china by his own workers. inese officials are sitting on their hands. is doing business in china even more dangerous than we thought? plus, too big to fail banks are under assault. some of theed's most powerful officials tell congress that now is t time to break tm up. are they right? legendary bank analyst joins us. andou made "money" today? they are cranking up the music style on the dasoard to celebrate. stay tuned to find out who it is, because it when the say it's not it is always about "money." ♪

or shouldn't file, whether there's a leeway peiod of five das where if it's less or more, and the oblemance because you simply don't know. if i owed taxes to the state of new jersey, i actually take a credit on my new york state tax return for that so it's not a tax avoidance problem, but it's just i don't know what the rules of the game are prblem. gerri: what i can see having watched the states what they do over the last couple years is they ratchet up compliance efforts on this becau it's a way to get more revenue. >> that's exactly the problem, gerry. in the past, you kno, it was der the radar, and if you did it, you did it by acident, but states clearly are literally turning over rocks looking for nickels and dimes. what's better than a nonresident earning revenue in your state? go after them and you don't have to worry about getting reelected. they are starting -- think of an atete in multiple states, a multiple musician who plays in multiple states, a lecturer who goes to give different states to promote their book or seminar, these people are going to be targeted, again, the hig

but i am 16 and being a teenager is hard work because everyone's tt)oblems.e truth is, solving problems is my thing. everyone agrees. and in sierra leone, problems in fact, if you've heard of sierra leone, it's probably because we've had so many. here's the lowdown. not that long ago we had a war and thousands of people were killed and hurt. everyone still talks about how frightening it was. but now things are getting better. in 2010, the president announced the celebration when we stopped being the poorest country in the world according to something called the human development index. isn't my school cool? i'm the first person in my family to go to school. everyone says i'm lucky. lots of people think science is boring, but i don't. science is about asking questions and solving problems and, as you know, i like to solve problems. this is our physics teacher. you'd have to admit, he's quite cool. he told us about isaac newton, áhe biggest problem solver of all time. he sat under a mango tree. well, it was an apple tree but we don't have those so i like to thi

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