rht nois the ly war atwater world calirniabut wi the park eninthe clningand th hiring have alrey ben.ookg for a job. applicts led up at arbycoord lton hopi for seasonal work d whil national unemoyme numbers e westey say ey havet lt any imprement yet. >> ts isthe ly j i n gerighnow. >>ummer jobs may be a diffenstor just thiseek jabajue announced ey ll bhiring 50emoyee for e summer. stilthey say they arttin thousands plicants for thosbs. >> it doeslow me be sective becae are eing teenags anadul ki of comping r a lot thsame posions. >> ang them, 36-year-ol michelle. >> is rely hd tond a b. ve be lookin i've apied so ma aces. don'knowmaybe 's just my a acke >> still plicts e trying to st sitive. theyy a mmerof no employment isnoan opti. >>hat ans woulhaveto keepaski my pants for ga money and that's no fu that mea i ve no summ. i needjob. all need jobs. >> ter rlcalifoia ll contue acpt plicions lineand they saey will like schele a femoreob fas in the mingweek live in concor ann reen. >>a 2-doll hike insa se's mimum ge tas fectmorrow. measure d approved by vote mps the minim ge to $10 an ho

. >> that's rht. of course. >> ion't understand. >> yeah, you do. the fed is buying like crazy and why is it clicking? >> all . sudden the dow went. >> why do we have this record. >> it went from 6 to5. >> does that anything to do with it. the white, hear me out. if we are so stupipped or the way we say things that stound stupid, fine. why is the market doing so well >> take interest rate t zero and reduce bond yields to almost nothing anyone with hamp a brain and dollar bias. >> wall street must have a hamp a brain and more than a few dollars. i can't believe i am say >> investors are buying stockings. >> you are buying a stake in the american company. >> commodities, gasoline. low interest ratings. >> commodities, when we come back. you must be doing something right when you tick off the stars and the sheiks. of the headlines log on to fox news.com. the sheiks have hit the fan. demand for the oil is going down . american production to sale oil is going up. con? yoko saying oh, no. no, we are not provide examplingsas her singing. i will spare you t

oh, th e s thwhomout but he g a tail atll rht. sun d ey e terchaeable day signs.ie so t ee th peatal, th yeah absoluly. looks like it's celesti ings her so m is an yb ituh y,beaufulief looks like it's celesti ings her ah. juors. keace ls descr bdideanda, a 16th-century spanish missionary rote cue.ly r n bo inhem, scholars gradually identied other gods. araeolisowecogni onhe cd bencs at hitncdes mhica. thon suofheay s the mbolholiness... thsun nig ane planen. italled ybor cesti mst ile eriae mu to modeiverlledgi, el modeiverlledgi, archol wt reccthe taya co eyel tel modeiverlledgi, archol wt recit w supbyr ed f theyup t sco t6tceury, modeiverlledgi, archol wt th toleianisbyr ed f theycorsgods whldp e sk duan ele belves these gods of thea adn strshid.sk folwsngiloj view sacrnt ncan ¿aqgel:cu llaukuthe four corn d go t. qué laman...? ncan ¿aqgel:cu "keho". llaukuthe four corn d go t. duncthe are urlars th t kee ur carnapots hemayal thby aife, bu acarved below thand bes a wau at t anit direcs atth c epieaiin cop archologis anma tve hoenag a reeacee at archologis tcean

. >> we are focusg rht now and we are talking about tax hikings. we are not talking about spending cuts. but talk about tax hikings. gary, respond to this right now. we are in a recovery that is not doing very well. you have shown us the historical side of things whampt will that do? >> i don't know how many more arguments the left needs to hear that tax hikings don't work. they keepoing back tomit same well . yet, up go through, brenda, i hate to keep pounding on it, lowering taxing when europe or canada or states do, it is it the way to grow the economy. when we raise taxings the government gets more money and the government takes our money is spend it inefficiently. my the department of the agriculture is a better way to spend our money. the department of defense spends so efficiently. no one can make that argument. >> but gary, if you look at tax hikes, you are saying the historical perspective. the democrats are going back to the 1980ings. raise taxes on certain partings. we did that with social security because five or six people working for

he says he's deeply concern over reports of seriousuman rhts abuses. >>> he's on his first trip abroad as leader. he is spending several days on the continent. a part of the world his country has come to rely on for trade and natural resources. the president delivered a speech at a convention center. chinese aid helped fund the center. the president said the chinese will pursue their own growth while connuing to help their african friends as much as they can and enhancing ties with them. he said financial support will come free of political conditions. some western nations consider human rights issues and democratization. the former president promised $20 billion in loans to africa over a three year period. >>> a passenger yet that's been sitting idle at aports took t the skies again. problems with the battery system have kept them grounded since january. crews took off on monday at an airport in washington state. the flight lasted two hours. if there's no problems they will conduct a second test flight in the coming days. they are checking the redesign of the battery system and other

the competing rhts between the pre-born and a mother carrying , this is, in large part, i think, because we did not come to a political, democratic resolution of it. >> six states allow civil unions but not marriage. nine states allow same-sex marriage. but because of the defense of marriage act, the federal government does not recognize same-sex marriage in those jurisdictions. it is a very odd situation. >> it is a very odd situation. what is interesting about these two cases is that justice kennedy, who really is the linchpin in these two cases, was really not very interested in the e quality argument. what did interest tampa -- what was that thetamphim federal government would not recognize marriages in states where they are legal. the government has always allowed states to define marriage. why canis the case, california not define marriage as between a man and woman, which is a of the case now -- which is the case now? >> i stand in defense of oba in this. you can have a view that a law is unconstitutional, but you do have a duty under the constitution to faithfully execute the law

we'll be rht back with my two cents more and answer to the question of the day.nding cuts, is it apocalypse now or apocalypse not? now or apocalypse not? ♪ oh! blue! time! time out. i touched it. i touched the ball before it went out, coach. comen, alex, the ref did not call that! you gotta be kidding me, alex! it's the championship game!

. >> you are rht. we're seeing developers all over, across board, taking bigger down payments in new york they would never allow a person to buy 10 or 14 properties and not live there, we didn't that have problem, but it back 92 we'll see. you know, weather was perfect. go way thank you. what if i told you, this could go boom depending on something government, the actions of a guy named ben. then, chance just prove, 48-year-old light hvyweight boxing chip chp of the world, bernard hopkins is here. >> age is not a enemy to me. the clock is not something i'm trying to stop. it still goes forward. at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop

brits have it rht. >> thank you senator. >> thank you.me you have to close barges in a country to banks in's country to keep people in the club, you have to wonder, do they want to be in the club. you have to wonder whether we're just spend in thisountry, two government worlds, the same scary world, a world in denial, i'm telling you this is costing all of us a world of hurt. my mother made the best toffee in the world. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ robert ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. ♪ [ male announcer ] every car we build must make adrenine pump and pulses quicken. ♪ to help you not just stay alive... but feel alive. the c-class is no exception. it's a mercedes-benz, t

neil: all rht you know how this goes, hurt the poor, slam the seniors. theying that paul ryan's budget will do everything but bring a swarm of locust. anyway, bear in mind, it doesn't cut spending. it is just cutting the growth in spending, mercedes, we have david, on blame getting worse. mercedes. you know, this is always a political game, both sides trying to play to their advantage, but this makes getting this budget, some control, next to impossible? >> it does, you know, i want to add, salon.com had on web site ryan's plans kills thousands, they are taking to a step further, this is going to be difficult. that is why have you senator murray's plan way on the other side, there has to come a point where they bridge the differences, but i don't know if that is possible. if we don't sort of take care of the big elephant in the room, i don't see how we'll cut the spend, slow federal government growth, and really start hoping to have greater investment in our country as well as higher employment. neil: i think that means, that incumbent on democrats and r

look at red hat, though, rht, down nearly 5%. citigroup downgrading the software maker from a buy to a neutral, so red hat down by $2.57. let's flip it over. we have money flowing into some of the consumer names. had you listened to our bull bear debate on jc penney yesterday, you might have been ready for this. jcp is moving higher by 5%. why? there's been some speculation -- we talked about this yesterday -- that ceo ron johnson is leaving. barely been there a year. the retailer says it is not true. but there you are. it's up 75 cents. anybody who has owned this stock for a while waiting for it to turn is a little happier today. we have costco, moving up a percentage point. the big box retailer second quarter earnings beating street estimates by a mile. and yum! brands, the operator of kfc and taco bell, broke after the bell yesterday, china sales, they weren't great, but they were not as bad as they had been and had been expected. coming back a little bit on the same-store sales in china in particular. let's look at gold. the

landis used the example before, and i thi it is rht onwhat we saw in iraq where you had for years various sunni group continue to take the battle against the shi'a forces. >> rose: joshua, would you contradict what richard said? >> the big danger for obama is you're not going to end the civil war by destroying the syrian state. there are over 1,000 militias in the opposition. some of them are al qaeda connected. the islamic front, which leans in that direction, is perhaps the most powerful collection of militias. and then there are other militias that we're trying to cuivate and ve r aid to which are more liberal islamist militias. so-- and the danger is all these militias are sharing arms. they're working together. so if you give arms to your militia, you can't guarantee that they're not going to be shared with the more-- other islamic front militias. and that's problem. we haven't been able to just give arms to our militias, for example, and say-- and have them stay there. they have gone right from one end of the militia spectrum to the other. that's the dange and they're goingo ultimat

because the president has said in the past that this is a atesssue rht? >> right.l, i mean, there was pressure building from add vatsz based on the statements that the president made himself saying in his inaugural address that our gay and lesbian brothers and sisters should be treated equally under the law. it was going to be very hardtor gel that in his own personal support for marriage equality with not taking a position in this case which is obviously going to be at the fore of the important cases that the court's going to be hearing. >> eenivasan: chris geidner from because feed, thanks so much. >> thanks. >> sreenivasan: president obama plans to name a former law school colleague edith ramirez to chair the federal trade commission. in that role, she'll confront several major merger cases and online privacy issues. ramirez worked with mr. obama on the harvard law review. later, as an attorney in los angeles, she specialized in business litigation. she has served on the f.t.c. since 2010. her designation as chairwoman does not require senate confirmation. bomb

. >> rose: they did and believe it was the right thing to do, and you beeve it was the rht thing to do. w doou dide at. >> the capital and confidence in the system, the capital is not at the levels, the liquidity is motte levels and since then the path is different now. >> rose: you mean dodd prank. >> and the second question -- >> rose: and the resolution. >> not only the resolution but the strength of the capital, all of the schemes out there. >> the capital requirements. >> three thing, capital, liquidity and then scope of activity. you take those together and the stress testing around that forces you to think forward about what would happen. i he if you look at it, if you look at the stress test today it is interesting because in the press release in the federal rerve out ,hey say it is clear to us these companies went through the stress, that they would have the capital to continue to participate in the economy, exactly the opposite, i am paraphrasing exactly the opposite statement that was evident evident in 2008 the only way is to shrink quickly, so i think i think they had to d

i welcome my friend's rht honorable statement. i note that he does not rule out any option, and in specific answer to my honorable friend's question, he does not rule out military intervention. while no country is yet advocating that, if syria is meant to be part of a primary interest in our national security strategy, are we quipped to deal with this crisis, and to what extent should he be talking to his opposite member, my right honorable friend the defense secretary, about what contingencies should be laid and, indeed, what additional expenditure is required in order to give us the capacity to at least influence the security situation around problem? >> well, of course, the defense secretary and i discussed the whole range of international affairs on an almost continuous basis, and we make the decision about our policy on syria in the national security council or in the cabinets. we discussed in this yesterday at the cabinet, and the defense secretary and i are very much o the same mind and work closely together on all continge