carrying pennies wears out the bottom of my pockets."essler, reporter: "on one hand, this story is about the price youu paa for your bean burrito. but, on the much largerrhand, in this case, my right (shakes hand full of penniee), this is a chance for people to sound off on the american penny." worth more as the copper than they are one cent, so it seems kinda silly to have them to begin with."4.03.36 "they're a puisance as far as i'm conerned."4.00.44 wife: "we like pennies. they add up to lots and lots of money." dad: "this could be the end of the penny as we know it."04.08.34 reeorter: "1-2-3-4-5-6"the final vote came ii 22- to 6 inn favor of rounding.for what that's worth-- certainly no more than a penny. we reached out to chipotle today, but have yet to hear back.a spokesperson recently told the new york times the company has not seen any paul gessler, fox45 news at five. that brings us to our question of the day.do you think its wrong for chipoote restaurants to round checks to the nearest nickel? go... to... fox- baltimore dot com

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by the time you pay for labor, it cost more to make a steel penny.s was a headline that came out that said, can we save the penny? i got to thinking, they don't understand monetary policy or they wouldn't be talking that way. the biggest question we will be forced to face is can we save the dollar? [applause]. bill passed not too long ago, you can guess i voted against it. that's that dodd-frank bill. in that bill, they gave more power to the federal reserve and they created a board of consumer financial protection bureau to protect all the consumers. they were given a task here a couple months ago. it was designed to make things more efficient. that's why this story will tell you why efficiency is not the answer to our problems. we don't want more efficient government, we want to get the government out of the business that they not suppose to be doing. this new consumer financial protection board was given a task to simplifying the applications for a mortgage loan because it's complex and now they're more complex because they have a bubble and they

. >>> a burrito late and penny short.ing stiffed at cash registers on the east coast. a relic of world war ii giving munich, germany, a terrifying late-night wake-up. [explosion] ♪ . adam: i feel old. i remember the original version of that but we won't go there. let's talk about fun with spare change. we're joined today by our favorite radio talk show host, monica crowley and very own dennis kneale from fbn and the first topic is one that will hit you right in the wallet. it registers with a lot of people. chipolte restaurants rounding up, or down to the nearest nickel your bill. chipolte only does it in new york and new jersey. it's busiest markets. we have one across the street. the restaurant chain says it cuts down on long lines and creates more efficiency because they have fewer small change transactions but they now say they will not round up, only down so customers get back every penny of change. do you really want all the pennies back, dennis? >> i was really saddened to see this, not because oh, my gosh it is te

if you have a steel penney, -- penny. afford a zinc penny.ut when you factor in the cost of labor it costs more. there was a headline that said, "can we save the penny?" bigger question we will be forced to face is can we save the dollar? a bill passed not too long ago. as you can guess, that is the dodd-frank bill, did you ever hear of that monster? they gave more power to the federal reserve and created a board of consumer financial protection bureau, protect all the consumers. they were given the task here a couple months ago and it was designed to make things more efficient. that is why -- the story will tell you why efficiency is not the answer to our problems. we do not want more efficient government. we want to get the government out of the business that they're not supposed to be doing. this new consumer financial protection board was given the task of simplifying the applications for a mortgage loan. it is complex and now they are more complex because they had a bubble and they do not know where it came from. it was because they did

you add a penny or take one. is this legal, to charge a customer -- even if it is just a penny, they are charging you more for your food than they should. >> according to "the star ledger," new jersey consumers must be provided with clear and pratt information about prices they are charged. and chipotle confirms it had a conversation with the state's department of consumer affairs about the rounding practice. and the restaurant has now started including a line about rounding on its receipts. even if you get some extra pennies, they are letting you know about it. but, carol, i did reach out to one lawyer and talked to him about this. and he said if it's disclosed before people buy, then it's probably fine. but if it's not, it's a potential class action waiting to happen, carol. >> ouch. so it's a good thing they changed their policy. maribel, thank you so much. >>> all around new orleans, dramatic life saving rescues by water and by air. plus, more flooding and more evacuations. [ male announcer ] let's say you ne

these guys try to pay for stuff with 5,000 pennies. it's pretty fun to see the clerk's reaction in this one. >> nice. always love a good prank. all you've got to do is head over to rightthisminute.com and click best of rtm. >>> when people see news crews out on the street, they tend to slow down and look at what's going on. here's dave feherty out doing a live shot about a possible homicide in the neighborhood. it looks like this pickup truck in the background may have been slowing down for a red light. >> we have been checking here with the sheriff and also -- >> whoa! >> and also the jail website. >> oh, my gosh. there was an accident right behind me, folks. there was a truck right there that slammed into this car. >> dave didn't quite see exactly what happened, so he gets a little bit backwards. the white car actually slammed into the black pickup truck. >> they were going really fast because that car had major front end damage. >> plus the impact. the impact was pretty -- it wasn't going like 35. they had to be going faster than th

in front of a steamroller right so the risk of getting this penny is enormous and we saw this with the knight capital collapse because people were trying to make a nickel they lost four hundred forty million. clearly that's not a sustainable model but they get bailed out every single time they screw up but they can expand the fed's balance sheet in the e.c.b. balance sheet past ten or twenty trillion dollars or euros eventually when you get two hundred to do a trillion dollar euro balance sheets of these central banks around the world you will have difficulty and keeping even no matter how much market rigging you do interest rates from popping up to four or five percent and then you're going to have of course a return to the sixteen or thirteen hundreds. thanks ammar thanks so much for being on the cars report thank you i know am i coming away. with the. science technology innovation all the years developments from around russia we've got the future covered. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm x. times of time now to go to niceville florida and talk with carl denham jer market ticker

not one penny. the american people can do the math on this. if the sick and the outset that you are not going to ask for one penny from the wealthiest americans, and you want to deal with the long-term budget deficits, everyone and everything else gets hit. of's look at a couple examples. let's start with middle-class taxpayers. the tax policy center, which is an independent, non-partisan body, recently did an analysis of the romney tax plan. they concluded that by providing these tax cuts in a deficit-neutral manner, you will end up raising the tax burden on middle income taxpayers. you will have to eliminate a lot of deductions in the tax code that to help middle-income taxpayers. mortgage income, the current exemption for the cost of health insurance provided by employers, all of those deductions are at risk. therefore, the price to be paid for tax breaks for the folks at the very top, another round of them, if you want to do it in a deficit neutral manner, which they want to do because they say they are real fiscal conservatives, that mean

we tried to cut one penny from the sugar subsidy and compare that to our annual deficit. if you want to cut seven million at a time, that's 140,000 seven million cuts. and we can't do it once. that discourages me, and that's part of the problem in washington is we can't cut pennies, much less the billions that would have to be cut. >> host: you have a new book coming out, what is it? >> guest: it's called "government bullies." we're not talking about murder, rape, stealing, we're not talking about violent crime, we're talking about people who put dirt on their own property. these are wetlands violations. some of these came out of the first george bush, unfortunately. and really we think that you shouldn't be putting people in jail for regulatory crime. in the old days when you put people in jail, there was a difference between criminal law and tort law. in criminal law you were supposed to have what was called mens rea or intent. if you accidentally hit someone on your bicycle, that wasn't murder the same as murder. but we're not putting people in regulatory crime, there'

in front of a steamroller right so the risk of getting this penny is enormous and we saw this with the knight capital collapse because people were trying to make a nickel they lost four hundred forty million. clearly that's not a sustainable model but they get bailed out every single time they screw up but they can't expand the fed's balance sheet in the e.c.b. balance sheet past ten or twenty trillion dollars or euros eventually when you get to hundreds doing a trillion dollar euro balance sheets of these central banks around the world you will have difficulty and keeping even no matter how much market rigging you do interest rates from popping up to four or five percent and then you're going to have of course a return to the sixteen or thirteen hundreds. thank you much being on the kaiser report thank you michael i know i might try coming away. or an. old started here before going global and now pulling the fire. law again. choose your place take your stand. to. make your statement. with the words. she points to the mind. stop and look at current events unemployment the national debt

we cannot cut pennies. my new book is called government believes the way people are imprisoned from regulatory. rhine but people who put dirt on their own property with of wetland violations in. you should not lead to people in jail for regulatory crying. there was a difference between criminal law and tort law review intended to kill somebody if you accidentally killed somebody there is a man in jail from southern mississippi 10 years without parole for putting clean fill dirt on until low-lying area of his land. we have gone crazy. the clean water act says you could not dump pollutants. i agree. no chemical company which should but putting dirt on nearly and is not the same. >> host: are these issues you have dealt with? >> i brought up the family from idaho $75,000 per day fine they could not build on their land. there is not rainwater but they were told it was a wetland. look at the website. they said it is not perfect. another family was raising rabbits fined $9,000 but it was the rahm license. they sa

. >>> and chipotle restaurants seem to be reinventing math to avoid using pennies. customers get receipts where the totals were incorrect but always ended in a zero or five. >> the company admits it's been rounding numbers to avoid using pennies. but promising it will only round the totals down. >> customers like that. >> most aren't going to quibble about pennies. it's good to keep the line. >> round it down, though. don't round up. >>> when we come back, an update on the nation's west nile virus outbreak. and why it's only getting worse. >>> and it must be late summer when we're seeing this video out of spain. come on back. it's time to live wider awake. only the beautyrest recharge sleep system combines the comfort of aircool memory foam layered on top of beautyrest pocketed coils to promote proper sleeping posture all night long. the revolutionary recharge sleep system... from beautyrest. it's you, fully charged. it just wouldn't go away. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic widespread pain. lyr

the loser was the financial sector e.t.f., slipping a penny. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: the hot dry weather through much of the united states is behyped a big jump in global food prices. after falling for three months, the united nations food price index jumped six percent in july. even with the sharp jump, global prices are close to what they were in april by the u.n. gauge. with the drought continues. corn prices continue to climb in the u.s. settling at a new high today. 8.25 per bushel almost, just a penny >> scott shellady joins us from the cme group in chicago. scott, huge rise in corn prietions laeltly. is it sustainable? >> i think it is sustainable, because ultmaltly we're the king of corn. we're the world's grower of corn. you know what? we just don't have the corn this year. mother nature took a big bite out of us. our farmers are the best farmers in the world, and they can do whatever they can to deliver a decent crop, but this year they had their hands tied, and the heat got to us in a real bad way. >> that's the

late today the high end department store reported earnings of 75 sebts per share, a penny ahead of estimates sdp. nordstrom is speeding up the expansion of off price stores. it's just more evidence that price is paramount for consumers. ramirez. >> new york city is considered the fashion capital of the world where you find everything from luxury retailers to sdounlt retailers. janing us to michael appel. michael, let's take a drive around town and get your thoughts on the retail industry. >> terrific. let's go. >> michael, uf've goten a barrage of readings fr, ralph lauren on. what's your out look for the retail sector? >> we're seeing signs that the consumer is cautious and pulling back, and the housing market is not recovering quickly as possible. nor is unemployment. so i think what that's going to tell us is the consumer is going to be cautious, but will spend as long as they >> what does value mean for the consumer? does it mean different things for a consumer shopping at a luxury retailer versus a mass market retailer? >> i think people equate value with quality that they're getting fo

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or a quarter of a penny they're basically should be in it for a longer term and a penny here or there is going to make a difference where it does hurt the retail investor is that these swings that the market has now through the algorithmic programs and through this the high frequency trading is just when when we were younger if you took a twenty dollars stock and it went up to twenty one by the end of the year that was a good trade now what's happening with the retail and with the just the normal investor is that they're putting their money down they're getting massive stock movements and most people can't stomach the swing that these markets are having in back in the day the market could be down but your stock could still be healthy you could still be up markets now are moving in conjunction with each other they're either mostly all down or all up they don't have nothing to do with the market fundamentals of that stock anymore and it's really brain the average investor on a riled a wild ride that they're just not ready for there's actually there is no value for it for the average inv

so getting elected, vowing to be a penny pinch her, spending my first time proving i was a penny pinscher beyond reproach and then getting reelected by a bigger margin in the second time than the first time i think -- i think that speaks to people is good stewardship of tax dollars. >> host: the libertarian policy is associated with the blood loss and you've advocated. changing the drug laws. >> guest: 1999 advocated deglazing marijuana, control it, regulate ataxia. we are at the tipping point with regard to marijuana and legalizing it. i think colorado is going to do that. it's on the ballot in colorado this november, regulate marijuana like alcohol. i think it's going to pass. when it passes and if it doesn't pass in colorado, is going to pass. 50% of americans are now supporting the notion. it's a growing number because people are talking about the issue more than they ever have before, recognizing 90% of the drug problem is prohibition related, not use related. that is not to discount problems with use and abuse, but that should be the focus. when we legalize marijuana, were going to

she likes dollar stores for markers and glue, staples for weekly penny deals and office max for hard to find school items like printing products. the stores are running lots of good clothing sales this month. if you holding out for macy's family friend sale, you're out of luck. don't waste your money. >>> i guess you can say it was a homecoming of sorts for the baltimore ravens. >> steve machado decided to bring his club. >> reporter: the aarons were making dreams come -- ravens were making dreams come true. this practice was the next best thing. the seats may say go navy but these people are here to see somebody else. and jenny obviously isn't the only one. ravens fans like her, packed the stands to see the players up close and personal at a free public practice. >> maybe not as big as some people. i think it's fantastic. you're closer than you ever imagine. >> reporter: things like the prize 6-year-old alexis is leaving with. alexis may not know but her dad walter, a ravens fan who drove in from york, pennsylvania certainly does. >> just exciting to get a football. chance of a life

we can't cut pennies much less the billions that have to be cut. >> host: you have a new book coming out. >> guest: government bullies and with the airways people are being imprisoned in america from regulatory -- not talking about murder or rape for stealing or violent crime but people who put their on their own property. these are wetlands violations. some of these came out of the first george bush. we think you shouldn't be putting people in bail for regulatory crime. in the old days there was a criminal law and court law and men's intense. you had to prove you intended to kill someone. you hit someone on your bicycle by accident that wasn't the murder. we are now people -- there is a man in jail from southern mississippi for ten years without parole for putting clean fill dirt on a low area of his land. sometimes moving dirt from one part of your land to another part of your land. we have gone crazy on this stuff and some was well intended in the beginning. the clean water act says you can't dump pollutants in navigable waters in the u.s.. i agree with that. . no chemical company

. >> french dining this cannot have to cost you a pretty penny. there is a restaurant that has french comfort food at reasonable prices. we will show you coming up. of >>vicki: and if we're quite to sample some french and down-home cuisine. >> this is the brain the restaurant if let's check it out. they say that david alexander is france's favorite friend nine french- speaking son. >> base server snails or escargot. they serve muscles. >> i fell love with muscles the first time i went to france. >> a cheeseburger and with a french twist, cream cheese. they also serve a nice french red wine pin >> as you can have a cheeseburger and a nice glass of red wine pin >> if you want to learn more about this, go to our web site pin >> tomorrow temperatures will be cool. people were out there and the boats they could there was see you tomorrow. -- we will see you tomorrow.

. >> reporter: staples is great for penny deals but other items can be priceyer. >> several items for a penny but in limited quantities. >> reporter: for other items use a price scanning app. >> it give us a list of all the different places online that credit the product. >> reporter: this label maker ranges 25 down to $17 depending where you buy it. also hold off buying fall and winter clothing, most isn't on sale now and summer clothes fine. don't forget old navy, walgreens, michaels, even dollar stores, which could be much cheaper on some bases. how will the back to school season turn out? it's impossible to say right now but with retailers worried they will cut prices, that way you don't waste your money. . >> we are working for you right now to make sure every student is prepared for the first day of school. our back to school drive is underway. it's a partnership between us, here is a look at some of the items, backpacks, books, pens, pencils, you can drop it off at any of the learning center locations. >> ken moore has announced a huge recall on dehumidifiers. they are pulling

if you have a deficit and you want to solve it, then you won't ask the wealthy to put in one penny. you are going to hit seniors on medicare. you will raise taxes and cut our kids education. that's what their budget does. i want to invite everybody to take a look at both proposals. the president's budget proposal and romney, ryan proposal. this should be an election about issues. >> so far, it's been a negative election. >> focus on the facts and the issues. that's what it should be about. >> moving on to police. they say a teenager shot on the first day of school in maryland turned out to be a random target. it happened at perry hall high northeast of baltimore. witnesses tell cbs students in the cafeteria were making fun of another student who then pulled out a gun. and police say several administrators saw the weapon. they rushed to shoot, but managed to get off a couple shots and one hit a 17-year-old who is now in the hospital in critical condition. police believe that shooter fired at random and acted alone. >>> traffic cameras that could have commuters worked up. we'll explai

. >>> drivers are counting pennies and dealing with pain at the pump. find out what else they're doing. >> our local temperatures will continue to go up. coming up, how much warmer you can expect for your thursday, and the neighborhoods that will top 100 degrees. >> and janitors fill the streets, and up the ante in a labor dispute. the action that prompted police to move in and arrest people. were experts say the fire at the chevron refinery is certain to have a ripple effect at gas pumps in the bay area. we found evidence prices are already going up. amber lee is live in orinda, where motorists are starting to feel the pinch. >> reporter: a gallon of regular is $4.01. and just across the street, it's $3.99 for a gallon of regular gas. for the past few hours, we've seen more people buying from shell, telling us, every penny counts when prices are high. drivers told us, they're already feeling the pain at the pump, just two days after chevron's refinery fire. >> it's upsetting, but i don't know what i could personally do about that. >> reporter: this dri

so get the pennies out of there. don't worry though they're now rounding down. what do you have? >> i have some s'mores that or photographer made for us. >> it distracted me there. >> here, enjoy. >> got to have a sweet. orms elementary in baltimore county closed today for power outages. let's go to new york, have a good day. ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone at southwest airlines works together for one goal: to get you where you're going. and with flights all over the country to choose from, it's a good thing we love our work. and now we're excited to take you to the beaches of northwest florida. fly nonstop from bwi airport to panama city beach, florida, for just 99 dollars one-way. book all of our destinations online

. >>> drivers are counting pennies and dealing with pain at the pump. find out what else they're doing. >> our local temperatures will continue to go up. coming up, how much warmer you can expect for your thursday, and the neighborhoods that will top 100 degrees. were experts say the fire at the chevron refinery is certain to have a ripple effect at gas pumps in the bay area. we found evidence prices are already going up. amber lee is live in orinda, where motorists are starting to feel the pinch. >> reporter: a gallon of regular is $4.01. and just across the street, it's $3.99 for a gallon of regular gas. for the past few hours, we've seen more people buying from shell, telling us, every penny counts when prices are high. drivers told us, they're already feeling the pain at the pump, just two days after chevron's refinery fire. >> it's upsetting, but i don't know what i could personally do about that. >> reporter: this driver tells us, he's paying 25 cents more for a gallon of gas than he was three weeks ago. >> i might go to an off brand. >> reporter:

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stretch every penny. but chances are you pay a higher tax rate than him... mitt romney made twenty million dollars in two thousand ten but paid only fourteen percent in taxes... probably less than you now he has a plan thatat would give millionairs another tax break... and raises taxes on middle class families by up to two thousand dollars a year. mitt romney's middle class tax increase. he pays less. you pay more. >> live and in hd. this is "good morning washington," on your side. 6:30, atight crews assessing the damage. a train derails ended nearly two dozen cars fell off the bridge. a wild fire fight out west. good morning washington. tuesday, august 21. >> i am cynne simpson. thank you for joining us this morning. refresh in outside. a low humidity. where wethe upper 50's have some fog. 59 degrees at this time. 51 in fairfax. overall, comfortable. a few hours this morning. on our way to 84. if you isolated pop-up showers. i really do not think you'll be needing it. >> we will talk about tomorrow coming right up. bet there this morning, visibility. reduce

so instead of making a penny, you get a rebate if you direct order changing through the exchange. so you make money even if you don't make money any on the penny, you can make money just because of order flow. it's a crazy trade these days. >>> up next, a order of shares to be bought, and you see the markets are higher. >> we're going to talk about beer next, is it what we need to solve issues like the fiscal cliff? a super pac has been created to congress can drink together and get along better. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the world. the new new york works for business. find out how it can work for yours at thenewny.com. [ "the odd couple" theme playing ] humans. even when we cross our "t"s and dot our "i"s, we still run into problems -- mainly other humans. at liberty mutual insurance, we understand. that's why our auto pol

penny norman., wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> in just three days after curiosity landed another astrommic first. scientists released the largest 3d map ever created. to most of us this looks like snowflakes falling but we are seeing a fly through of the universe. you can seagal laxies and even black holes. it was produced by the sloan digital sky survey and will include new data to enable scientists to measure positions of million of galaxies over the past 7 years of cosmic time. >> if you say the phrase a galaxy far, far away everyone knows it is the opening line of star wars. today, bob woodruff tells us about the legendary bay area filmmaker helping a returning soldier achieve his hollywood dream. >> captain hank hughes served twice in afghanistan as a decorate the platoon leader but now has left his military career to find a new one. >> what has it been look to get back here to the civilian world of the u.s. you return hometime machine where everyone else has moved on and you all of a sudden a

penny and be a kromy have something in common given the results. they were both heavily shorted or bet against by hedge funds which were counting on the disastrously performing companies to keep, well, performing digs as trously, but these were mirror images of walmart. if a company does exactly as badly as it was supposed to do and not worse, that doesn't bring out new sellers. in fact, in the case of a & f it brought in buyers including the company itself which announced a boosted buyback. that meant those who bet against the companies didn't get the expected supply of shares from new sellers that would have depressed the stock so the shorts were forced to cover and buying back the shares at a higher level. a spoiled short often yields a very terrific move up. some areas where the market makes sense to the layman. home depot, macy corps and housing bottom and spending, stunned the market. stock up for several days. as it's dawned on people that the long housing nightmare is truly over and the stock broke out of its range and pet smart blew away n

. >> chipotle accused of cheating customers pennies at a time.in new jersey group found that they rounded up bills to the nearest nickel so they didn't have to deal with pennies. the paper says that chipotle is adjusting the policy and will only around the bill off in favor of a customer. a back is getting a 15 minute of fame massacre he went flying around the newsroom and >> later he flew behind the weather man showing that he was going into ascending order. several a ploy is tried to capture him while others ran away. eventually he exited through a side door >> how would you react? >> bats are great, they eat tons of insects and things like that but it would still be frightening. in the next half-hour, more concerned about baggage screening at sfo. the key tool that has been removed from the tsa >> the danger is not over for the gulf, a live report on flooding concerns >> this morning a teacher,,,,,,, >> thousands flee rising flood waters as isaac pounds the gulf. the rescues and evacuations in louisiana. >> mitt romney takes the stage tonight