estate and looking at our real estate and how best we can use our real estate working for us full time. i am -- so i differ from my colleagues. i am not prepared to support this tonight because i think there is a better way to do this. i think in my judgment fiscaly, it would be more important to put a little bit more money in now but to realize that this could be also revenue-generating for the district and better use of our real estate too. i understand that c.b. richard ellison, i have to say they like the consultant they have given us. he is fabulous. we have a positive and productive working relationship, but i think it is time that we own the person that does the real estate and that they have our interests in the forefront and they are directly for us and for our interests. so thank you, deputy superintendent. >> what i would like to do is make clear a vote of affirmative on this. a vote for cpre is not going out to bid. roll-call, please. student delegate tom: yes. commissioner fewer: no. commissioner maufas: yes. commissioner mendoza: yes. commissioner murase: aye. vice presid

there's a real dilemma here. if you operate a program like this on a strengthly pay-as-you-go basis and then you see as thermography changes and changes in unexpected ways or trend economic growth changes, you're going to have to raise taxes or lower taxes or raise benefits or lower benefits and for a program that's designed to provide the american population with some kind of assurance that it's going to be able to plan its retirement or how much insurance it needs for its potential disability. that's not a satisfactory way to go. the other option is you can build up reserves and deplete reserves over time and i agree with the dr. that the intent was not to build up these big reserves and the future course of thermography was not fully appreciated by those responsible nor were anybody at that time. was the baby bust a permanent phenomenon? we've had huge social changes that have gone on in the last 30, 40 years. small family size, more immigration, more women in the workforce, et cetera, et cetera, that make the

will the real economy please stand up? is it the economy that's definitely stalling, if not faltering? that's a lousy jobs number. is it the pathetic one that shows manufacturing slowing in may. is it the sad call that the federal reserve is worried that it might find something else to get the recovery back on track? or is it the strong economy? made up of american companies do fabulously, well enough to rally huge today? best day of the year. dow surge 287 points. which is it? as cramer pal eminem would say, please stand up, please stand up. or was that slim shady? is the economy good or bad, or maybe the real economy is both. we have a country where companies aren't hiring with alacrity, and we also have a company where companies are choosing to return to shareholders we have seen that divergence play out every day. make no mistake. no mistake about it we could care less. we wouldn't care about economy or stocks if we didn't get a whiff of best case scenario hope out of europe. something really odd happened today. we got

>> real or fake? real or fake? real or fake? >> yep.nd first up -- >> dude gets hit by a pool stick. >> oh! >> but is it real or a really bad setup? >> it makes no sense. >>> and it's a story of best buds. >> since the very first meeting, they became instant friends. >> meet them on "right mom: doug dad: ya mom: the magician from kyles birthday party is still here magician: ah uh dad: ya i had to sign a two year contract with him dad: so amazing larry is going to be staying with us for a while magician: this is our home now son: yeah voiceover: birthday magicians don't have long term contracts the internet should be like birthday magicians get clear unlimited 4g take it with you internet with no long term contracts and no data limits plans start at $34.99 a month call or go online today clear the way the internet should be >>> all right, everybody, it's time for our favorite purveyor of fine pixillation from the internet. >> real or fake? real or fake? >> we're going to kick it right off. first video, hooligan goes blind. >> oh! >> like

i'm thinking it's a real product. >> yeah. i think real. >> next video.- during wet t-shirt contest. >> what is this? >> oh! >> i don't care what it is, i don't think it's funny. >> a bad rap lately. this is when they go right. >> last video, four-foot drop. >> oh. that hurt me. >> no match. >> jacked up his leg and his face all at the same time. >> totally real, because if i tried that even on a wuss ramp -- >> i think this is fake. >> i think this is real. somebody who'snexperience p saying, ooh, i need alm hey, let's get bad's hardhat. >> i agree inexperienced but an inexperienced setup. >> the old, let's make a viral video. >> real. >> real. >> i think it's real. >> the guy might not be able to skate, but it wasn't too bad. didn't get hurt. where's the blood? >> almost like he knew what was coming. he caught himself. >> and the hard-hat made it look like he hilt ht his head. it's a fake. >> we love you. >> we have to see how the whole rebranding goes. if i get hate mail, it's going back to the old mac. >> we like him. >> yeah, we like him too. >>> i'm

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totally real. >> that's awesome. real. >> mack?> a lot of these news reporter fails make such better clips than what they were originally going for. >> that's awesome. real. >> mack, as always, you impress us. >> hope we can do it again sometime. >> maybe next week. >> you're on. >>> this video impressed me because it's just something that i don't tend to think about right now in june in america. it's wintertime in new zealand. it's snowing. how else do you clear the train track than to send a couple of locomotives down the rail with a giant snowplow on the front? it was fascinating to me. i thought it was pretty video, fascinating to see how they clear the rail. it's beautiful, first of all. second of all, it's kind of impressive to see this monster machine rolling through the snow having no trouble pushing it all out of the way. >> how much fun would it be to be the engineer on this train to watch the snow just spread out in front of your face. you can barely see the top of the train over the front of that snowplow. >> it looks l

some believe it's really leaked trial evidence. >> it feels real. like the shaky camera and the sort of awkward moments when they aren't saying a lot. >> many others think this is a sick and twisted hoax. >> this is definitely fake. if somebody's hit by a car you're going to keep a camera on your face and run to them? our instincts are to drop and help your friend. >> so what is the truth? >> well, i just got back from the funeral so i'd have to say exhibit b-5 is pretty damn real. >> wait, there's no way -- >> hi. i'm cindy and i played rachel on exhibit b-5. and i am all good. >> that's more like it. >> rachel! >> exhibit b-5 is a ghoulish take on prank videos. it comes from the creative mind of film director kyle rankin. >> i think people like to watch videos like this because it's similar to getting on a roller coaster. it's skirting death. that's why it's so popular. >> kyle has worked on many films including "the battle of shaker heights" starring shia labeouf and "nuclear family." >> when i'm in between projects, i like to do something to kee

. ♪ ♪ don't you know we've got a real, real love ♪ >> i just finished with listening to "real love", off of itunes and people are buzzing about it. >> i'm grateful. >> how does it feel? >> it feels good when people are reacting and people are reacting, but this time it's rewarding. this time i own it. >> what do you mean you own it? >> for the first time in my career when i released a song, when i release an album, i actually owned the masters. all that music i made at warner brothers, warner brothers owns all that stuff. >> wow. >> the very first release of jordan house records is getting such a strong, strong reaction, it feels incredible. ♪ ♪ we've got such a real love, real love ♪ ♪ standing strong >> do you have a title for your album yet? >> yes, the title is "the one." >> okay. good. i was looking at what it's called, eric benet, i'm finally free or whatever. >> it's the one. i have been dreaming, wishing my whole career to a, have my own label and b, release my own music on that label and this is the one. >> i like that. we'll be waiting for that. in addition to finding the o

making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ >>> it's regicide.ng happened to the queen of england at her jubilee. i'm talking about american royalty. they are finally trying to kill off king coal. tougher regulations from the environmental protection agency, competition from incredibly cheap natural gas, they have made burning coal a lot less economically practical. and in march, it accounted for 30% less power than natural gas. this switch is happening faster than i thought. take american electric power, the utility that owns the largest electricity switch in the country and one top of the power generators in the country. coal currently represents 66% of generating capacity. the company plans to close coal plants as part of the switch to natural gas. they have to spend billions to retrofit remaining cooperations. they shut down their big sandy coal plant in kentucky. american electric power is the kind of stock perfect to own in this environment. maybe not today, because the market is up huge, but listen, it pays you a juicy 4.76% yield, doesn't

it's a real live aircraft, real live weapons, doing a real mission.y to ensure that people understand there are people who are counting on us to do the mission. you can fly in afghanistan one day, and the vy next day, you're flying in iraq. though they're physically located here, they need to think in their mind that they are in theater, because that's where the business end of that cockpit is. you're no longer sitting at creech air force base. get in that mindset. when you step into the gcs, you are... >> like to confirm deadly, we have a single individual on the roof, on the north corner of that four-sided building. >> dretzin: the planes' cameras can surveil their targets from up to nine miles overhead. >> and looks like they may be employing weapons at this time. one time, we had intel that there was a bad guy riding around on a motorcycle, if you will. and he was just riding around, and he stopped at two or three different playgrounds, and he's playing soccer with all these kids, you know. and he's just... he's living his life, he's doing his nor

>> real or fake? real or fake? real or fake? >> yep.nd first up -- >> dude gets hit by a pool stick. >> oh! >> but is it real or a really bad setup? >> it makes no sense. >>> and it's a story of best buds. >> since the very first meeting, they became instant friends. >> meet them on "right this >>> all right, everybody, it's time for our favorite purveyor of fine pixillation from the internet. >> real or fake? real or fake? >> we're going to kick it right off. first video, hooligan goes blind. >> oh! >> like a bottle rocket or something. >> it looked to me like a flare blows up right in this guy's face. >> you know, don't look down the barrel of the thing. >> that's like handling rockets 101, don't do that. >> that's just a dumb move. >> and, you know, nobody cares. if you look around, you know, after it all goes down, it's like who really cares about this guy's face. >> that kind of dumb is real. >> you can't fake that. >> unanimous, real stupid. next video, dude gets hit by pool stick. >> oh! >> another one of those dumb, so dumb it's

real romney is not real. the presumed republican nominee is not, for example, tweeting about who let the dogs out. this is satire. the joke depends on you being smart enough to catch on, and it's funnier because it says, i'm real, i'm real, when it's plainly not real. when people say they are the authentic something online now, when people call themselves real online now, are we at a point where that can still be an authentic assertion, or is it always a joke now? it's important in practical terms sometimes. for example, to cover a recent political story, some researchers on this show took the good part of a day once trying to figure out how real this youtube account was. rebecca for real, it's called. it says real in that it's rebecca for real, but it's also kind of unbelievable. >> hi, everybody, rebecca here. i'm in the global warming today poisoning the world with my breath. no, it doesn't stink, i brushed. i'm not talking about that. i'm talking about the fact that the epa says what i breathe out is pois

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economy based on real values and not the fake. banking legerdemain of the i.m.f. the e.c.b. the year of the so-called troika so what went right now to introduce something real into the economy. ok what is real in greece is that spending is taking place now why is the budget of greece has been in a deficit in such a large deficit for such a long time if you look at it you find that most of the expenses did not benefit the people of the greece twenty four percent of the people of greece are living under the bar poverty in spite of that the spending the expenditure on armaments on arms by greece is totally crazy and where are those arms bar in germany and in the united states so if we look at the system we see that the budget is not there to create real jobs to finance real projects in infrastructure and education in health but it is there to spend money in order to serve the best interests of those who are selling arms and make the eastern mediterranean look like as if it were it big war machine where the only problem is that there

making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ for a hot dog cart.maybe we ought to buy this hot dog cart and set it up someplace." so my parents went to bank of america. they met with the branch manager and they said, "look, we've got this little hot dog cart, and it's on a really good corner. let's see if we can buy the property." and the branch manager said, "all right, i will take a chance with the two of you." and we've been loyal to bank of america for the last 71 years. ♪ >>> welcome to london where you are watching live images of queen elizabeth ii's diamond jubilee celebrations. they've just got underway. i am piers morgan. >> i'm brook baldwin. it is so nice to be with you here live in london. we are perched just by tower bridge live along the river thames as we are really watching history unfolding. this is the largest float illa of its kind since the 17th century, and we will bring it all to you live all 1,000 boats along the river. >> it's also, can i tell you from my experience of covering many of these royal events, this is the biggest

what are you seeing in terms of real estate there?e single family market, first of all, is different from all of the rest of real estate. and i think that there is an obvious oversupply of housing units and there's probably an oversupply of housing units relative to affordability as well. i think that because the government choose not to bite the bullet, we have four, five million houses in pergatory. nobody is paying. some of them lived in, some of them not, not foreclosed. so instead of solving the problem facing us, we're just spreading the losses over a longer period of time and not get giving the housing market an opportunity to recover. i think that the supply/demand is getting a little better. i'm not sure confidence is getting a lot better and for sure the ability of people to qualify for loans is nowhere near acceptable. >> absolutely. that's one of the big issues. sam, always great to have you on the program. thank you. >> sam zell here at the cme group. we'll take a break. tax them more and they will pay more, right? why ra

i think it's real. >> i think it's real. >> i say real. >> me too. >> what do you think about these tworank videos? head to our facebook page and let us know, real or fake. >>> that's going to do it for this edition of "right this minute," everybody. we're glad you joined us and we'll see you tomorrow. have a great rest of your day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

you are not real. i don't know what you are, but it is not real. >> can i just -- let's be frank here. >> let's be real. >> let's be real frank. this is the title of my new show, real frank. that's where i talk honestly about sexual issues. >> and we all eat hot dogs. >> i hadn't even thought about that. i will credit you on that one. >> kurt, let me ask you since you were just talking. don't we really know -- we profess to know what are in people's heads. we know what he meant. he was basically just -- it is probably what he says to his friends. it wasn't a homophobic slur, or do you think it is? >> it is tough when you use the word -- when you use [bleep] like that. it is a slur. regardless of your intention you are screwed if you use it. don't use. it -- don't use it. >> we have to take a break, but more stuff is on the way. should you that for a tease? you like it? >>> welcome back. oreo kicked up controversy after posting a kitchen on-line of a rainbow-themed cookie. it appeared on the company's f

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and over the weekend here in los angeles, a real-life "fast and furious." the driver of this mercedes topped out at 125 miles an hour, but finally crashed head on into a family vacationing from miami. >> i just remember swerving off away from a car coming at me, and then i just rolled over. when everything stopped, i remember looking at my son hanging from his car seat upside down and my wife screaming. >> reporter: his 3-year-old son was one of five people taken to the hospital. luckily no one seriously injured. police say the driver was under the influence, and that's often the case. in real life, these don't tend to be bank robbers fleeing the scene of a shoot-out. 90% of the time it's just a routine traffic stop gone awry. why do suspects flee? nearly half are driving under the influence. nearly one out of three are driving stolen cars. one out of four driving without a license and, presumably, without insurance either. california is the hands-down capital of the high-speed chase. ever since the slow-speed chase with o.j. simpson and that infamous white

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it's real money.or a woman who is not getting wade the same money as a man doing the same job over the course of her lifetime, that's a loss of $700,000. that's the low side of income. raising families, that's big money. i think that's one of the anti-discrimination issues we have been kicking around for years even though president kennedy was the first to support equal pay for equal work back in the early 1960s. this would really provide the kind of teeth in the legislation that would make sure that women just get treated the same as men for the same work. >> where do you go from here now that it's defeated in the senate. >> it will probably be raised again on our side as an amend tomt a piece of legislation. it doesn't go away. women deserve to be fairly treated and to make the same amount of money doing the same work in the same job category as men in the same company. we will continue to fight this fight. >> jackie spear, thanks so much. good to see you and thanks for being here. we have hopes for

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real estate, commercial real estate. why? because interest rates are so low. you have to figure if the fed is going to crush interest rates and keep them low, people are afraid to put their money in the stock market, people are willing to investment in real estate. real estate has life, even though it doesn't make sense. >> this is commercial? not rez dsidentiresidential? >> correct. we bought newmark knight frank and grubbin ellis. in real estate alone, up from $50 million last yaurter, the real estate business has got a chance because interest rates are so low and capital is sit on the sidelines. and when you're afraid where to move, right? you hear risk on-risk off scenario, real estate is pretty safe. >> longer-term investment. what do you say to stock market investors? what do you say to them? stay out? do you look for bargains? do you just stay in cash. do you buy gold? what do you do? >> there's so much money on the sleens. so gold and things like gold are all about interest rates. interest rates go up again, gold is going down, right? oil is coming off

making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ >>> dr.jay gupta is celebrating robot week on his show, the next list. tomorrow, he featured taylor wils wilson, the youngest person in the world to build a nuclear fusion reactor. >> science is something cool koorb to tell you the truth, science is cooler than just about anything else in the world. to go into your job every day and blow things up. what kid wouldn't want that? it's an incredibly exciting thing a do. you have this license to pursue the problems which we have always thought about and do things that are really cool that no other career path offers you. you look at the country and what we have accomplished in the last 100 years, it all comes down to science. >> all right, tune in sunday to watch the next list or set your dvr for 2:00 eastern time, then tomorrow, 2:30 eastern time, five american military veterans are joining me live. they're planning on climbing north america's tallest mountain. what's even more amazing is that all of them were wounded in wars and one of them lost

jay do you think it is real? >> i think it is real. i think that is pretty real. >> it is so poorly done that i think that you can't fake incompetence. >> little does his father know he has a lot more spanking to do. >> what is your take on this? >> it is like a gay s and m tape. it is like a friday night at andy levy's house. >> he add gag ball in his house. i don't know about the authenticity of this thing, but to me it just seems -- it is perverted and orchestrated. if he was an adult and he was hosing his daughter he should punch his teeth out instead of i will spank you. >> you think it was fake? >> i think it was fake. >> i like to think of myself as an expert. >> how old is the kid, like 18? >> i don't know. the kid didn't look that old. >> i'm sure they are the same age. isn't that -- is that illegal to be two years older than the girl? >> he might have been 21 and she might have been 16 or 15. bill, you are almost an expert in this. do you think that this is real? and do you think the guy should have done that and then put it

it is a real disease.>> jimmy: but i was off camera. so i was being mean. you just started getting hot because i was laughing so hard that his glasses steamed up. [ laughter ] and it's on your dvd or something. or on an extra or something like that. now you're here. "snl" is going to be a super fun time. "casa de mi padre." >> right. >> jimmy: this movie you did. matt piedmont directed it. did andrew steele write this? no. >> andrew steele did. >> jimmy: it was one of the funniest movies where will spoke all in spanish. >> entirely in spanish. >> jimmy: i don't know how you would do that. but it was unbelievable. i want to say congratulations on that. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> jimmy: check that out if you can. ridiculous movie. it is so funny. it is ridiculous. and then other big things going down. look at this. you were a king for a day? [ laughter ] >> for one day i was king. and i think mayor grimble is right there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's not in the photo? >> no, this is mardi gras. and